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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1975
Settle salaries for
secondary teachers
Exp. Cat. 1
0 years 10, 400 (7, 700)
1 year 11, 070 (8, 300)
2 years 11, 740 (8, 900)
3 years 12, 410 (9, 400)
4 years 13, 080 (10, 000)
5 years 13, 750 (10, 700)
6 years 14,420 (11, 300)
7 years 15, 090 (11, 900)
8 years 15,760 (12, 500)
9 years 16, 430 (13, 100)
10 years 17, 100 (14, 400)
Cat. 2
10, 800 (8, 000)
11,560 (8,600)
12, 320 (9, 200)
13, 080 (9, 700)
13, 840 (10, 400)
14, 600 (11, 000)
15, 360 (11, 600)
16, 120 (12, 300)
16, 880 (12, 900)
17,640 (13, 500)
18, 400 (14, 900)
Cat. 3
12, 000 (8, 900)
12, 870 (9, 500)
13, 740 (10, 000)
14, 610 (10, 700)
15, 480 (11, 300)
16, 350 (12, 000)
17,220 (12, 600)
18,090 (13, 200)
18, 960 (13, 800)
19, 830 (14, 400)
20, 700 (15, 000)
Cat. 4
12,400 (9.400
13, 350 (10, 000)
14, 300 (11, 200)
15,250 (11, 700)
16, 200 (11, 900)
17,150 (12, 600)
18,100 (13, 200)
19, 050 (13, 800)
20, 000 (14, 300)
20, 950 (14, 900)
21,900 (15, 500)
Highlights
from
Queensway
On Monday afternoon some
members of Unit II of Hensall
United Church with Kay Mock
in charge entertained the patients.
by playing bingo. A sing -song
was also enjoyed with Joyce
Pepper at the piano.
On Tuesday afternoon, Rev.
Jarvis of Exeter conducted the
church service and was assisted
by Louise Mitchell on the piano.
• Visitors over the past holiday
week were; Mr. and Mrs. Carm-
en Bragg, Rob, Rodney and Tony
of St. Marys visited with Arthur
Bragg.
Mrs. Schenk and Cathy visited
with Hugo Schenk.
Lorne and Sue Elder of Kings-
ville visited with Ada Smillie
and Wilfred Goodwin.
Mrs. Fern Desjardine visited
with A. Taylor. Vera Coates and
Ruby Pollen, Exeter, visited
with Louise Mitchell. Ruth
Johnston visited with Lynn Latim-
er.
Terry and George Montieth,
Toronto visited with Mrs: Mon-
tieth, Mrs. D. Bickerton of Scot-
land visited with Mrs. Montieth,
and while here attended the
wedding of her grandson.
Earl and Dorothy Sararas,
Weston visited with Elizabeth
Sararas. Greta Laramie visited
with Vera Laramie.
Mrs. Albert Alexander visited
several of the residents on Sun-
day.
Jottings by Jack
(continued from page 2)
Vanastra Playground and Fitness
Program, a project of the Van-
astra Recreation Centre, will
receive the amount of $2, 835,
the Ministry's share of the project,
The purpose of this project is to
provide playground activities for
the children and fitness activit-
ies for older age groups in the
Vanastra community.
Zurich Recreation and Comm-
unity Centre Committee will
receive $1, 050 for the Summer
Recreation Program. This program
is to provide a summer program
of recreation activities for child-
ren 5 to 15 years of age.
Exeter Recreation Arena and
Parks Committee for their project
"Creative Playground Program -
In Action, " which is aimed to
develop the creative play concept
in the playgrounds, will receive
$2, 100.
Goderich Sailing Club through
their project to provide youth
with competitve sailing instruct-
ion, water safety instruction
and water safetypatrol trining at
the Goderich harbour, will rec-
eive assistance to the amount of
$2, 160,
The Huron Country Playhouse
will be assisted to the amount
of $3, 600 in their project to
establish a young people's
regional theatre touring program
for children, shut-ins, senior
citizens and the under -privileged
The Minister of Housing, Don-
ald Irvine, yesterday announced
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new measures to give greater
protection to "resource lands, "
but relax restrictions regarding
lot size and intra -family sales.
The new policy, which he prop
oses to implement by November
1, will give regional planning
boards or local land division
committees the right to approve
much smaller severances -of one
acre or less- in areas where the
local boards feel they will not
be objectionable and where they
will meet new provincial guide-
lines.
Under the new guidelines, yet
to be formally drafted, farmers
would be able to sell uncondit-
ionally parcels of their farms in
any class of agricultural region
to their employees or, to relat-
ives who want to build a residenc
on the lot, or to provide a home
for retiring farmers, or to "in-
fill" a vacant lot in an existing
hamlet.
In areas with less desirable
agricultural land, sales would
also be permitted to any pur-
chases as long as the subdivisions
comply with local planning
goals or official plans.
Apparently, the Ontario Gov-
ernment is trying to mislead the
public about its $15 million day-
care building program, and in
fact has made no substantial
commitment to day-care in Ont-
ario. The Government has adm-
itted that the $15 million will
not be spent in one year, but
over three years, and that this
year only $1 million extra has
been put aside for the purpose
of day-care capital grants, to
provide spaces for only 400
children. The $15 million was
announced last year, and has
been allocated, but it is unlikely
to be spent for up to three years.
May llth to May 17th being
Police Week, in Ontario, may I
express my congratulations and
appreciation to the staff of the
Provincial and Municipal Police
Departments in Huron for the
excellent services which they
have provided over the past
year. I know the people of Huron
would want to join me in paying
tribute to the Police Depart-
ments throughout Huron and
their staff.
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