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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1959-06-10, Page 9t.: -WEDNESDAY, JUNE -10, 1959 Stanley Council. and School Boards To Meet Monday Re USS 1 School Stanley Township Council is ar- ranging for a special meeting on Monday, June 15, at which repre- sentatives of the Township School Area Board, the Board of USS No. 1 and councillors will attend. The Public School Inspector Mr. Goman, Exeter, attended the coun- cil meeting on .Monday, June 1, in the township hall at Varna. Reeve Harvey Coleman presided, and the newly - appointed clerk - treasurer Mrs. Harold Elliott recorded the minutes. According to Mr. Goman, cer- tain changes are advisable at USS No. 1, ZURICH Citizens NEWS PAGE NINE Reeve Coleman reports that the school building at USS 1, located half mile east of Drysdale and the Blue Water Highway, has been closed for 12 to 15 years. Most residents in the section are separ- ate school supporters. One suggestion is that USS 1 join the School Area of the town- ship. At present there are five schools in the Area. One more would make the Area eligible for an additional $3,000 grant. • The Township Council made grants to the Clinton and Hensall Spring Shows of $25 each. ATTENTION — FARMERS MILK • EGGS CREAM • POULTRY WE PAY TOP PRICES O'BRIEN'S PRODUCE Phone 101 — Zurich D IL:Y SERVICE London and Toronto TO ZURICH DISTRICT • • Hog Assembly in Zurich—TUESDAY & THURSDAY Hog Assembly in Hensall (at Sales Barn)—TUESDAY CIEENT & ROAD G't'AVEL, FILL & T SOIL AGENTS FOR PARISIAN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS RUSTON TRANSPORT PHONE 186 ZURICH HENSALL RUSSELDALE PHONE 88r7, KIRKTON TOO USY HAYING TO SIDEDRESS YOUR CORN? custom -applied AMANOL NITROGEN SOLUTION feed your corn the nitrogen it must hcavel Worked off you feet? No sidedressing equipment? Custom -applied at very little cost, high analysis Amanol solution feeds your corn at the root zone for a heavy, " profitable yield. 38 to 41% nitrogen, Amanol supplies an efficient balance of 2 kinds of nitrogen . fast -acting nitrate nitrogen for innnedia.te crop response ... and leach -resistant ammonia nitrogen for long, even feeding. See your fertilizer dealer. Or get in touch with your custom applicator for Amanol Nitrogen Solution today. 40 lir AL iv-A,../Tor CYANAMID OF CANADA LIMITED Exeter H.S. Board. Planning $160,000 Addition to School Members of South Huron Dist- rict High School decided last Tues- day night to ask seven municipal- ities in the district to approve a proposed $160,000 addition. The extension will include two classrooms, one laboratory, one shop and one cafeteria. Existing cafeteria will be remodelled into two classrooms. With these facilities, the board proposes to offer limited techni- cal training courses for boys and extended cornmercial course to girls. Board members felt this trend toward practical education would meet with general approval throughout the district. Through it, boys will be able to specialize in manual training for two years, then transfer to a more ad- vanced technical school in London, if they wish. The new commercial facilities would allow four years' training in this subject. "The existing cafeteria will be remodelled and become two class- rooms. When the project is completed the entire school will offer normal accommodation for 770 pupils. "The estimated cost of the project including building con- tract, architect's fees, furniture and equipment may be taken roughly at $160,000.00. "Legislative grant for approved facilities will be on an amount up to but not in excess of $125,000. This is the maximum amount upon which the board's percentage for grants will apply. This percentage is not guaranteed but may be var- ied by the grant regulations from year to year." Seven municipalities concerned include Exeter, Grand Berid, Hay, Hensall, Stephen, Usborne and a portion of Tuckersmith. The board proposes to use the new cafeteria as a second gym- nasium in order to provide ac- commodation for physical training which is not now adequate. Some concern was expressed at Tuesday's meeting over the drop in the number of students using the cafeteria. When the price was increased to 35 cents after Easter, number of meals served dropped from around 300 to half that amount. Quite a few students bring their own lunches but an increasing number go down to purchase meals from the restaurant. Members weren't happy about this situation since they suspect the students are buying confectionery instead of wholesome food. One member suggested the board might adopt a policy similar to another school which forbids students from leaving the grounds. Hensall Council Gives S'60 Grant To South Huron .Agricultural Society South Huron Agricultural Soc- iety will receive a grant of $60 from Hensall village council. The Stephen Council Stephen township, council, at its regular meeting last Tuesday, de- cided to install a aavatory at the clerk's office. Freeman Hodgins waited on the council in regards to a by-law respecting the low-lying lands of the township. The council decided to study the proposed plans, General accounts amounting to $125.35 were passed as were the township road vouchers. All members were present with the exception of Councillor Ed. Gil. Bayfield Baptists Burn Mortgage Bayfield Baptist Church last Thursday evening burned their $8,000 mortgage, and now is debt - free. The church will celebrate its fourth anniversary on June 17. Last year a fund-raising scheine led by Pastor Ivor Bodenham, was undertaken in the planting and harvesting of a crop of beans. All profits from this project went in- to paying off the church debt. Plans are now under way to building next year. TRY THE WANT ADS, THEY BRING RESULTS grant was passed at the meeting of council Monday. George Arm- strong was present and presented the request on behalf of the soc- iety. Permission was granted the PUC to install a street light in the area in front of the residence of Ronald Mock. Reeve John Hender- son will also contact the PUC with the request for an additional light in front of the arena. Constable E. R. Davis reported on street patching and also bull- dozing at the village dump. He told council some repairs were nec- essary to the tractor. The property committee reported on the repairs and inspections made of the Town Hall. Clerk P. L. McNaughton was in- structed to bill the Township of Tuckersmith for the services of the fire brigade at the fire at the Kippen Gun Club house. A 111A 081.1try t,tiladi FOR DEPENDABLE HEAT An Winter Long Call LORNE E. HAY Locker Service—Roe Feeds Phone 10 (Collect) Henson Walter McBride's Feted at Hotel The family of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McBride, Exeter, surprised them by entertaining them to din- ner on Saturday evening at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary. They later returned to the home of their eldest daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tuckey, Exeter, where a social evening was spent and the couple were presented with a silver tea service. Mr. and Mrs. McBride were mar- ried 25. years ago on June 1. They have a family of four daughters and one son: (Marjorie) Mrs. Wayne Tuckey, (Mavis) Mrs. Ch- arles Atthill, both of Exeter; Ruth Ann, Mary Margaret and Douglas, at home. OBITUA Y Wesley Wein Wesley Wein, concession 8, Stephen Township. died last Wed- nesday in his 71st year. On June 1, Mr. and Mrs. Wein celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary. He farmed in Stephen most of his life. Surviving are Mrs. Wein, whose Camer- on: Isabelleaiden name was : ene daughter,(Verna)) Mrs. Gordon Stone, Exeter; four sons, Gerald, London; Cameron and Cal- vin, Exeter, and Ronald, Detroit; also two sisters, Mrs. Sylvester Wuerth, Crediton; Mrs. Roy Goul- ding, London; six brothers, Aaron, Emerson, Leonard and Lloyd, all of Crediton; Lawrence, Exeter, and Melvin, Flint, Mich. The body rested at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home, Dash- wood, until Saturday noon. Ser- gce ewas hld at the Zion Evan- elical U,B ,Church, Crediton, and interment was in Exeter cemetery. FEE S Proven CONCENTRATES for POULTRY, HOGS .,.rad CATTLE TRUCK LOAD LOTS OF GRAIN AT LOW, LOW PRICES COMPLETE FEED SERVICE Mo DEITZ and SON Phone 154 — Zurich RUG� � �iA�s��4� fNEW&CORM KOWERS to match your power Mounted—semi-mounted—trail behind—whatever type your tractor takes! There's a new hi -speed McCormick mower to meet your need and we have it. 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