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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-08-24, Page 4• ON '40 Irt47,0, t UST 2 v�¢ kV,IVA. orr;"rte as fii .y,µ:: tl; Count,. Council 4000bin ,ds Lq uu,}tl+ ed regsid dgfta Welllgtt :idoised at a bit , of Perth couniy C001140. "1 ought was well thougght,th'it '94t," commented Petth. W den John Lindner of the l on. The'resol On carries tour major qquuestlOns to be an- sweredby Wellington County Board of Education officials. The questions are: ."Why have the boards funding requirements for 1983 increased significantly end not been ;held to the Ontario government's guide- lines of five per cent; - What steps are being taken to ensure that local control is regained over those areas of the boards budget which are supposedly beyond immediate 'control; Assuming that auaiity • t,4v catloa le 'it propel Ana eimaty so ref the boards altd,not a• shield to fend off criticism what systems are in ,e!!Ave tq mpttitor Bost-effect- rye ess of tax dollars spent and, more particularly; are doe the dboardsa indulger in luxury programs, are ail wa Correspondent •MR$,�H. 1AQ 3454419 • Mr. and Mrs.. Carl Vock of Brodhagen, hosted the Pnnual gathering of the 1986 ast Wardens, 'at their home on Saturday, from the sur- rounding counties. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morley, Huron County„ Mr. anti Mrs. Lloyd Bryson, Lambton County; Mr. and Mrs. Royce Riley, Dufferin County; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Thompson, Bruce County; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis, Middlesex County; Mr. and Mts. Allan McLean, M.P.P.. Simcoe County; and aalariee17te o1ing non - teaching, review relation to salaries ofothe sand salptiesofindividu lsoutside the field' of sell tion with ''f a• in rdens meet �,in! Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Edig- hoffer, M.P.P. Perth County. Mr. Bill Vock returned to his home in Mitchell after spending a week in Ohio. Pastor Karl Schuessler conducted the worship ser- vice at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen on Sun- day. Last Sunday the church board members Dorothy El- Ii.sen, Grace Vock and Dar- win Dietz, conducted the service while Pastor and Mrs. Horst.were on holidays. Next Sunday August 28 Decoration Day will be held, beginning at 2:30 p.m. The Bode reunion was held cquly lent edgeation and ezpetiepill tJ ` Whitltxe trill' details gt th ti boa0i14, 983L budgets, not Iiiusi;t 10f11ParficlaltotalaWb0 pelad;: A Classified will nay you dividends. on Sunday in Conestoga, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirkey, with ideal -weather. Janice Ahrens and Ron Wahlen spent a week holi- days at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bode. en Mr. and MiM�t turd Haegy and family' ho idayqed at Francis Lake at Hoegy's cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Don Beuermann and children joined them for the weekend, Mr.' and Mrs, Robert Gilbert and family spent several days recently with Mr, and. Mrs, Gordon Kleber at' their cottage at Francis Lake. McKillpp family visits Ohio Correspondent MRS. ED REGELE 527.1106. Sunday visitors with Larry and Marsha Nevers were Phylis and Kim Burch and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nevers of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCal- lum, Cindy and Colleen and Mrs. >;d Regele spent last week visiting the Yost fami- lies in Dayton, Ohio U.S.A. Angelt`ne, Carrie and Corey Hare of Sebringville spent a few days last week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum. Mrs. Ed Regele visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner. CO.OP 5 TO OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS! Don't Forget BONUS NIGHT Thursday, August 25 7 P.M. to 1 0 P.M. at ,.,• mom...-, FIRST PRIZE FOR sinking a hole -in -one on the 14th hole at the Beaforth golf and Country Club on Saturday was a free car. But, golfers were not IUcky enough,at the first annual Seaforth Motors golf tournament. In fact, only a few made It onto the green en thelr:,flrst shot. Finishing off at the hole from left are Don Coleman and Bill Pinder of Seaforth and Ted Lamont of kItchener. (Wassink photo) Grant to Perth libraries approved Perth County has received official notice that its applica- tion for a 119,000 library grant has been approved, but the county is awaiting further word on exactly how the money is to be spent. County council announced at its Aug. 11 session that it had received approval on the grant from the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture but in the letter there was no reference to the budgeted breakdown of the 119,000 submitted at the end of last year. Instead reference was Tasty Nu SPECIALS Fresh Daily Bran Muffins 6 for $1.09 Havarti "Butter" Cheese $2.89 Ib. Schneiders Olde Fashioned Ham $4.491b. made to the funds being used for development of a county library. The budget was divided into numerous categories. The largest item was $4,000 for library promotion at fairs, women's institute meeting, service clubs, etc. Casual help for the courier system was budgeted at 11,300 for five hours per week and mileage at 53,500. A co-ordinator at 10 hours a week was budgeted at 13,000. Other budgeted items in- clude: 52,000 for general administrative expenditures plus a newsletter, 11,500 for story hour presentations, 11,000 for film purchases and education of committee mem- bers, 1600 for village books, 1900 for personnel workshops and 1200 to tour the Midwest- ern Regional Library System in Kitchener. The letter from the Minis- try also noted that it is encouraged that the county is considering the creation of a county library system.✓ "I don't know where they got that idea," said Elma Reeve Glynn Coghlin. Ellice Reeve Fred Knechtel commented that he had read in the press that Perth County was going into a county library system. "As one councillor, 1 didn't state we were going into a county syste`4n,'1 said Reeve Knechtel. eaforth.: Farmers Co-operative SPECIAL 1O%DISCOUNT ON REGULAR PRICED STORE ITEMS PLUS EXTRA SPECIAL SAVIVGS!< • ' OOORI PRIZES SPECIAL DRAW for an ATARI VIDEO GAME NO PURCHASE NECESSARY FREE (OFFEE 'N' DOUHNUT) Tasty - Nu Bakery and Cheese House 527-1803 HAMMER and SAW For all your home - renovations - additions - decks - steps , . . - cabinets built to fit - interior trimirttt'tg 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Contact Seaforth JIM COLEMAN 527-1684 It's a hoot! 133 picture perfect playgrounds' for you to discover. Ontario Provincial Parks O Ministry of Alan POPa. 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