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I ,. -I' e $3.45 � �;4 " 111.1 ' , - , , . , ea�4�,'f� . year of service 41 receive . - 'finance th , hefty sa qr , i 1914-75 ", I qr.;�pq an hour with an inpr ease'to, $3.80 , -1114 care centre and enclose the new e -entire cost through . .1 according , to. 4�' statement on � 'T'r",�K_11.1 '4 1 1 . I an hour June It. - 1975 " 11 4): 25 metre pool at Vanastra was lottery. The Reeve and Deputy _11� completed �W'4ry heg6tiations , 11 I � approved by a spec' 'Tuckersmith Are .1 Experienced . employees wili � "I ;,K special meeting of Reeve of .: 11 1 I rel6ased- Monday' afternoon. . I ". I Tilckersmith Township Council at members of the Vanastra I . receive $3.70 an hour with an - 01 I I . ' , 1� Details of settlements _ : ,. I se patents reached increse to $4.05 an hour by June .. 1. the Brucefield School Monday , committee. . I .7 � with teaching And non -teaching, 1, 1975. 11 I -e "t" 11 11 night. . Wilf Schneider, one of the most . I r,;��" - ' .person4el were 'withheld until all t'� The day care centre, will be active members of the committee, - NM , . negotiations were completed -in Clerical st off represented by I ,I"',- 'i � located in the former Protestant said that the l9ttery, with a 1975 . , t * - the Canadian Union of Public .. I � ' order that the settlements would I Church Hall at the former CFB car as first prize and other . I not influence talks in progress Employees will get a pay increase I � . . 9 -, ,� -Clinton will be joined to the secondary prizes, 'Will ., get �� . I Board .Chairman C.E,14ill of of 2205 over 2 years. This year a - ", � , _�!:, . enclosed pool by a one storey underway shdrtly. . . category 2 clerical worker would ' "I I - !,._ I -,rte . 1. 1, - . . Goderich..said. receive $4,600 -rising to $5,900 in 11 J., .I . I !,t� 11; ,_�71_ . building. An eight acre park will Mr. Schneider said that the . I Mr. Hill was unable to give an . -,", ., ... A . � V� surround the- complex. indoor pool, Huron County's,first, approximate total figure on the four years. In 1975 a. category.2 I �It . ..... 7� .111. . . . F ! ��. N.."_ , Tuckersmith recently turned should be ready for use by � , I I amount of money the settlements worker would start at $5050 and ,_ Z; � ,. - ., ' "I -1 ,,. . , . , . rise to $6350 in five years. -1; I It , , �.;, - , . -;:g- , . 171, .� down participation in a proposed' January 1, 1975. ,Mr. McIntosh . A I , I ,., , .;,� ,�, � I . I 1% . will cost the board but said the I I �,�, I . , , I ,,� I e . Non union secretarial ' I *�.� . r I A0 . .1, day care centre in. Seaforth -which said he hoped theday care centre . ,_.poftion that the board now . �� '. . ;, . k ' employees of the board were E6 - � . I I , . I M), , would have served Tuckersmith would open at the same time but . s will n . � - a . :y, , '. I � I 11 I , , r, I I "it all' depends on spends on salaries not be .th . I.6 t . �, .;.r, 1. families in F ' ' I � ,.. " -FM, . I ..,gmopdville, added granted a 10.3% increase . W , . � . 11 "; i : changed appreciably by the new ' with I . ." I . 4. .1 VV& .. I . . Hatputhey and the -eastern part of government red tape." . salaries ranging from $5300 to . I I .. I I * increases. , , " �* I I . . 1- - , . . I I . .. , -1., ,; . D1. , '' � "I".. . I . . . ' - .',�, ,. . .V , 1, - 01 .. 1. I � " . ... I.-.; I P. 11 the township. . . , -start to $7200 After 6 years. ... ��L* ;1W1,10 �� -, . . - , , , A— - �, I . . I %.- . � � ." � IQIOAW&I%A��117= - ,—, Tuckersmith Clerk James i. ' In the 1974 budget about $12 Chief custodians in Huron's 1, . . . , � million the board spent about $8 five secondary schools received a . GOODBYE TO "THE MOUNTAIN" - Cronlarty and now the mountain itself, at..Ieast the part to the McIntosh said that although -the ' .. .. million op salaries, -Huron's ,11.3% increase I putt' their and Staffa residents were -startled when they woke east. -of the road, seems scheduled for demolition. , Township is applying for grants Director of Education John . ' for the day care centre and thus Marg Elligsen - salaries in the x92 to $10,100 up one morning last week to see crews cho,pping,,in.to The mountain was once a local beauty spot and, becomes reponsible ' for any I I . Cochrane said Tuesday morning . � ' I 1. - ' ' ' I ' ' . 16 range. I . I what is known locally as the mountain, a steep slope favourite picnp place. Older residents remember the about 72 to' 75% of ,the total". I. . . deficit, "the total cost is to be met I . . Management personnel at the wins $1000 .. � I . Mr. Cochrane said increased board's administration centre in . on the' paved ,road between the ,two villages to furor arouse the road,was cut through it many by the charge to-1he. parents";, grants will keep the salary Clinton have been- given an remove and stockpile'- gravel.- Residents said !,the years.ago. -I--,' , I (Staff Photo) The only exception he said, ., . percentage about the same for overall increase of 10.1%. The - I 'woods on top the slope were removed sometim0bgo' I . would be made for children who vocal Contest I . I t I 1975. , .� . - salaries of the Chief Accountant,_ ' . . I I 1. -_ . I - I I . I - 11 the Ministry of Social ' and ,� . I - Ir A The board's 350 elementary . Plant" Superintendent,` Manager ' - I . I ,Community, Services' felt would Miss Margaret Elligsen, Of - k school teachers will receive a of Purchasing-, Manager I benefit from attendance ' e and Waterlo6, daughter of Mr. and . 12.5% increase over 1973-74 and � whose parents undergo a means Mrs., Edgar Elligsen, R.R.4, I . �.,� . - . ry, Transportation, Accountant of // Boar o E , , . and /m 1 d f 'ducat'* finds test. The T6ivnship woulld pay any Wilton, was the first prize winner its 265 secondary school teachers ' ron. � '11 , . . . I I . will et a 12.8% boost. Executive Assistant to the . �� . t, n 11 9 Director will be in the $10,560 to * , , 6 . I deficit for these children only, he of $1000 in the voice competi io, .'; .. i! .. . Under •the new one-year $18,100 range. ' , said. - at The , National Competitive . : li ' The Township owns the Music Festival held at the C.N.E. I agreement. *elementary school The Director of Education and f ue'.1 od'' 'costs -up 54%, from last, y e*ar, building'which will house the Miss Elligsen also was winner . i teachers 'in the lowest salary - the four Superintendents of 1. . . . . I . . centre hnd Mr. McIntosh said, .of the provincial competition in icategory will receive, $6,200 Education have their salaries I i - i . they may .be, eligible for a new June held in Toronto after her. .. annually -increasing to $8,650 in "'adjusted in January. -A whopping increase in the addition and got approval to send appointment of a Budget following a telephone poll of .1 . . I ' . . federal grnt for 100% of the cost success at the local Kiwards six 'years. The highest salary an - Board employed bus drivers price of fuel oil. has hit the Huron . out tende� calls this week, with Committee, to be made up of -two board members. The results of of renovating to establish a day Music Festival in Waterloo. ; elementary teacher . without a will have their basic -annual salary County Board of Educatioii for the September. 11 the closing date. members each from the existing the polls were recorded simply as: , . . . ' I ' Mr. Garrett said construction care facility.. There were five categories, in . ' .1 - 0 university degree can receive is raised from $2250 for 200 days to 1974-75 year. R.M.Wright, , Education and Management "For 10, against nil, 6 board The day care.centre is primarily this music competition including. 1, $7,200, increasing to $13,050 $2405 for 1.85 days. . manager of purchasing said in a - should' be "Well.. out of the Committees. The - - cc;mmittee 'members out of town." for Tuckersmith Township, piano, v . ocal,' woodwind, brass . after 11 years. Teachers with, The 19 people who. contract written report to the board ,it ground by the first of December" whose members were named Trustee John" Broa i dfoot" of children, the clerk said, but other. and strings with a first, second . ' � 11� degrees will be paid at the same" custodial services in one i ly and, ready for occupancy by 'i,#fter the board me'eting will hold Tuckersmith said the names. of I I - ing -_ I I I 11 , �', their meeting in Clinton Me" I N I area children would probably be - and�third ,prize, In each, cale,$o - -4 4r-y-'teAcheV,5i, ., . " !�, �. cu September,. 1975. 1 1 office until December, 1974, Mr. the board members polled, at . . I category, r4tvA0 wcoo _ 6todian ,el#h��ntar ' schools in that prices tendered this year wee All provinces were represented' y I The 2 ,,storey addition will Hill said' the new committee including those who coiildn't be admitted if space was available I I Secondary school t -eachers in the County and the Clinton centre ' 54% over last year's.hg# i I - � � I the lowest category will receive received, an increase of 12.3%. 1 . 1. I .. ,ting oil . include a large multi pui�pose would help keep the board in the contacted, should be listed, with and their parents agreed to pay except Quebec and Margaret was I I . � .1 * I I costs. , ,�, I ' room for retarded 'children, home , picture as to the bud I get and the date of the call. "I ,thought their way. the only Ontario iesident' to ' 1 $7,770 annuilly ' increased to Contract costs will now be in the Ross Scott Fuels of Brucefield ' I The 'C6'iincil also becomes captifre one of the'five prizes. She $14,400, aft or I I years.- The $2900 1 to $16,000 range,, was,the successful tenderet with cc , industrial arts, and 'music should lead to, "finer that •.was the idea in the first officially responsible . e for financing began her vocal traiding with, Mr. highest category wil receive depending otl the size of the , a price' of from .3300, cents per rooms, a boiler room and a library communication between . -the place", he said. 0 ng . . $9,400 annually, increasing to school and the amount of outside gallon to .3050 to supply fuel oil to and two classrooms with movable, bo4rd and the administration." � Mr. Hill said the trustee had a the covered pool but Mr. Gordon Scott, of Stratford and"is I $18,400 after 14 years. help the contractor needs. . � the ,16 Huron � Board schools that partitions upstairs. ,Tenders -have been awarded to good point and the board voted to ' McIntosh said that the Vanastra currefitly studying with Victor I I Recreation -Committee who have Martens of Waterloo. I The , Service Employees The courier service. contract h'As , are he''atdd by oil. Last year the Principal O'Brien of ViCt'oria F. McGregor Ltd. of Brucefield, ,have the administration follow I I .. International . Union ' has been increased from- $4,760.10 to cost per gallon from the same School said the construction may the lowest tender at $18,487,36' this procedure, -on future . � . negotiated a 26% increase over`2 $5,772.80, effective September 1, tenderer ranged from .2135 cents involve housing four classes in for renovations to' the heating telephone polls. . 1 4 , I . . .. . . years for its members who are 1974. , , I . . to .2085. .. . the gymnasium. but said system at Clinton Public School,' Fees will. be paid to the I Cliff Britton I . ' ' ., . . 111. . . . . . . ... I . Mt. Wright said the Board disruption would be jninimal. Other bids were from Morris Waterloo County Board of I . . I I I I would sp6nd about $78,665 on "The children will' probably Plu'mbing at ,$21,760 and Education so that Lloyd Eisler of a 4 I 0 0 . fuel oil this year adding that "if adjust to it better than we will." R.T.McBride at $18,900, elementary Longtime minister of . I -it's a bad winter this could go up The board okayed the Cafe Doucette Construction school in Pr eston,� where he e wrists in . and if - it's mild it -would go . of Goderich, who submitted the. attends daily figure skating ' . .. ' st 1, � . .1. . down". An additional amount of I �. lowest tender at $82,995 has been classes, following the board's - . . . ,t . �_'_ about $26,000 will be spent to Firemen douse authorized to proceed I with approval of a. request from his Northside United - dies .,. . . I.. 32'foot fall from tree heat school with natural gas * I advance renovations at Victoria ' mother. The board. has previously 1 . - - I . . 0 . furnaces. Public School.. Smith Construction paid fees for a pupil to attend I . supervisor at RCAF station . I Brian Riley, son . Ribey boy, stayed with Brian., An area for retarded children 4 acre fo at $115,635 , R.T:McBride at school there for the same reason. . . . Nine year old Bt . ire. I Clinton. #0 of Mr. and Mrs.Ron Riley of Briaii was released fiom eeii approved by the It . $104;770 and Hudel Maintenance Trustee Jack Alexander of- Z 1. TF� Mr. Britton was active in each , ,�;, �I � Seaforth Firemen were called -.-- 4 .1 , Seaforth, broke his two wrists ' Department . of Education for I and Construction at $82,995 were Wingham want ed to know how ' - '. X. _ I Seaforth Community Hospital on . . . * of the communities in which he _ 1. -, when h Victoria Public School ' in the other bids submitted. .. I , e fell 32 feet out of a tree to a grass fire on the farm of Mac far the board would carry this '. I . he was climbing in Munn's Bush Tuesday with casts on both � I .* ,;,,,g,r� ;� A n the welfare sof the . . wrists. He'll ,have the casts f Goderich. , Board Chairman 'Stewart, R. R. 1, Dublin, on - .. Both tenders' were awarded practise.. "How about a student I �, .001, . 1;, . ,z�, �W-' served and retained a keen' " _ . I . I , on Sunday. Cayley Hill said and will be Wednesday noon. who wants to take horseback I � " � . I interest i U' I , , about six weeks, Mrs. Riley said. , I I , 10 �'. ; - people he had come to know. That Brian was playing in the bush I included in the call for tenders for The fire burned off about three � riding somewhere who wants I ,. ,.. . , . :1 11 I this was the case was evident . I I with two friends, his mother said. The Riley's other child, the addition. Architect Brian 'eor four acres of stubble and was * , to be a pro -hockey player?" he '7 . - from the many.. members of -24 is . lKleved to have siarted from a I , I When he fell - one of the boys, daughter Glenda, I 1, al Giirrett of Kyles Kyl,es,%a,nd.. I asked. . . I �. congregations he had served who - Mark MeLlwain ran to get his sporting a cast these days'4%e Garrett of Stratford showed the spark ftoin a bon fire. Over 500 Board Chairman Hill said the . . . . . . . •1.11•1, 11 I . attended funeral services on father, wlifie the other, a young has a broken finger. '� board working drawings of the No loss was involved. board has no policy 'on this: each 1. . Mond'iy. He liked a smaller I I a d request is treated individually, "I I community providing as it did an : . . don't see how you can pass one : I I opportunity to be in the country entries in and turn another one down", Mr. M I � I and to enjoy the fields and the I 0 Alexander replied, 'streams. I ' I Board member Molly . . He was a member of Brittania I Flower Show ,,under of Seaforth said'it is up to . I .. , Lodge AF and AM and was:;9 . . , . I/ the trustees from the particular • secretary Of Malloch Chapter. He �, .1 - - e 16) 1 11� � I Mv I I Call the Seaforth Horticul was a member of the Board of the * - t , . . ,4 It, tura! M . I � �,.,.1A'_11111,%, Van Egmond Foundation. - � , ,',,�%W- h -mm. tu � Society Flower Show the X, ,'f A, . ,�� , I (,t-. , , ,F�, , -Xm - � I - , " " , . �, ;., . �-Y 'f ��,M��',k,� most remarkable she had judged, his wife the - �,'., " , .. ' He is survived by - 11�� '��;� I I W� , %,,,;,- I z�21` �� M ts , . "'111 . , i� Rate r'eflec 11 I I 11 I . I I enmiller I �1.11 �," . ,�. I I , ,,, X Mrs. Jean McKee of B former Agnes A. Aitkin to whom -1 . A,v� �, . . \ - I . _N,rll�-'' 4 4 :: - �t ,_. �,�� ,,,,,.' " � - �, , V, 1% J� 1� w'N'�tt��!�� , e". - �� ;�.,� told show organizers that both the . he was married in Saskatchewan I I iadded cotts I � " 'I, p%Af quality and quantity of floral and by daughters, Mrs. Ron EIWl�lt,,�:,�"�'t��,�, , " 4 I I . . -1 1%0 21,41,'M "A I I , , At , �� exhibits were outstanding. Like all others in business (Kaye) Britton, of Bramalea, Mrs. _� � ggg"a"�'. . "! , 411, . �:_, , � ,,� ',54t ffl� . REV. CLWF BRF"ON , � I , I , The third annual show, held Ty roii, of Bancroft,' ,g ,,, I , " _W- " . today those engaged in - Ron (Area) !; I . �,%,,,�W,t,�&r 11 -1-11- .1 311i ,� V,,.��'<r"V.�W,,�r;q � �-.,, Saturday in, th� SDHS Mrs. Michael (Connie) Cook, of , 1 , . publishing find they are faced A widely known minister of the f" !�# gv�v , I , , ,,� -,i�� .1 r,7�'t_` I ,� �, r f.�'01P,g'i . r, '' audito6um, attracted 501 entries with ,increasing costs of United Church, Rev. John Lorraine, Que.; sons, Douglas. of M" �',,..�� , ..; , . .,� q � ��, of " i �, I 111 4 N It, 11'��,` �`, �; - � $ . I ',�T')z7 from 32 exhibitors. In 1973 there production. We at the Huron Clifford Britton died in Universi y Winnipeg and DAvid, of , , " ,,,��'�! " ": '! ., " ��111 ,, � ,,��, .. I I were 389 entries. Expositor are no exception. Waterloo; sisters, MM Bill , &g� ,� , � Hospital. London on Friday , , M i I. �,�,;p ,!"111i�� 'Top prize winner with the (Mildred) Jepson, of Brantford. , 1� t" I I 1� I 01,,,��!,�','04� ,,, 11., �,& I Already during this year there following a short illness. He was * '� ! �' - ,'P; ,:� ,Q,l '), ,/ I , T - I I ', greatest total of points was Miss have been two substantial §9. (Continued on Page 3) ',I �`. . 't", "I , I _1*1 . --;,P' Jean McEwen of R.R.5 Clinton, increases in the weekly cost of A native of Hullett Township he " ,U�,''�! 2� 6 llls I 4,A<-,,6 . , � � tin"M,,�- .,- 11 i '___,0P_. I with 87. Miss McEwen will take printing the Expositor and which ,had served as .Minister of - I , , . 4 ..., 40T il-_,,,�,V4n the Challenge Trophy, a silver reflect an increase in the cost of Northside United Church here for I _� �j� �-,. , . .. ,� � � � rose bowl home for one year. and newsprint of more than 20% fourteen years until his r , . �- 1. N . Ca' club 1I ,tLI . . �, . � - - :#. � I ,4V ,�,�, k .. ., '. �v .. ! . Jr. 4", I will keep the president's prize, a during the past twelve months. In retirement in 1971 when he . 4 - cut glass bud vase donated by Dr. winners � , " �� ` - addition, of course, during the moved to Hensall. I are . �-- ,. 16� ' "', ,� , .: I I ]Lkl��.�11 t -'� .; ... A,,�n. I ,-- Rodger Whitman. -same period there have been The son of the late Mr. and eLt�,'��4 Vt�"��! 1.1, I. # "I �",; I :: ; , :771"", � I i r -Z, t. ,. , Convenor of this year's show, continuing increases of Nk�;ying Mrs. Wm. 'Britton, he attended Ili . � ,",'� kr�"X �.,C�1'11 `t1_': n "" , 11 ', '01,�4,6 , 11 .F.- ,, , 1, !,i Mrs. R.W: Newnham. expressed amounts in the cost of all the school at Kinburn and graduated " " .1 ",k�� " I �,�,��"i'��:L�"""�4�L'i,"�- � ,�?� '' , , 'Ino;",, ,,, . I 111.4� I , I � annou ' ,,,�,�, T k Ir", "�,.T� V . , � ced .7 T111 I 11 " W - ��, "I I , 4 - L - ,- � ,X.�' IL I' , L , ,� . A?A_ I I 1. eill, IZA,�11"�` . . 1�10_ I ., . a special thanks to Mayor F.C.J. other elements that go into 'the from Seaforth Collegiate Winners of the 25th and 26th ,,.tM", � - " 7� , ",:��', .- "il.11.11191 I - - "I ,,t�. -, 6 -, Q , I 'i I . - . 1.11 � ,� ��' Sills who opened the show and production of a weekly Institute. He was received as a prize draw of the Seaforth. Lions' � "'W, I ti _� .61 - I T4�: - 11 F , �Iltt�llltolo��'A 1, I I I 11(, ,� ,,;,,�. I , �t L' ___, . I 1, , , �:__;, � I I ;t;� tll.�"4 "; .� ''. ,'.."", ��; " �,,� , � . - "... ,. - "�t'XL . ,�. ,; �, ,�� said he has given the Society a . ! . �,�, , . . �Ll I ��` � ��;�'.,,*," " I L , , : ; newspaper. probationer into the Methodist Car Club draw are . , . 11�" .. _`111; $Y::aka , " J"i "I " 11 li,i� ��;T 1 , i� � � I , 11 I., '�t " I . 11 . , . �X�'lf ; 11 I , " .� I 1; t,.:0,- -'.� .", .' -Mrs. Jane I . . , ,:O,� ,,� .- , ' " 1�, 1� , �,, r:"`t'_ t, "�."_ .:�L�,,�". J : I I -',, : - ", ," I ..� , . . ,� I I- great deal of encouragement. She To compensate in part for these - West I . ` , 11 . ..� _ , , ;,"-p , ': , ,L': "� � . 1. . �% I, . ,� I : . Church in April 1915 and served Rimmer, 132 Goderich St. s . i , - 11 I t I - / ; I` I , " " �. - -,,t,.; , "'�,, "', I I . � . 1�, tT . 11 ;." ` �,, ,,, . ,, , .;""% I I I 1�,, I � I i,, ,�,,*,",� ". ", �,',. added that a great deal of work by increases certain adjustments in Western Canada mission fields ';� � t _, :,, ;, t I i ,1� �� I u;;, L. I I I . ,"I�'; , . Seaforth and Wayne Scott, i - I - ,1 , i- i I I I-, � L I I . � t" �! ', �. , I _'.��'.i.,",,,L. . Society piembers had gone into have become' necessary. The * to 1934. In June of that year he Seaforth. � . .. - , , , ', . .11 , � ". �, ,� _ � . , t�,,� I . . I , - .. t, , L ,_ _ ��.�, '14., L. .A .. i . making fht show such a success, annual sukscription to the was ordained in Sarnia and in The major draw for the grand I TOP WINNERS -a- Winners of the Judge's Choice -1 grand champion Miss •-Jean Mol5wen; Mrs. Jean A feature of this year's show Expositor is(being increased by subsequent years served charges prize - anew cat - -is I I ' set, for i I . prizes after the more than 500 entries were -judged In- Durst, best arrangement of flowers; Mrs. Hazel was a tearoom wherd visitors less than two cents per week. This in Courtright, Inwood, Saturday night, Septahlb6f Wh f. . , Dere served hntMrs. meansthateffectiveSeptember3 esville and Forest before, at the. Seafotth tbtfithtiltyturay's,HOrtloututal Society Flower Show pose Hildebrand, first prize for her miniature; Mrs. ', win Trewartha and Mrs. ,Gladys* the yearly subscription rate in' moving to Northside, Seaforth in Centre. The evouiiig 'W"111,11&1`46with Mrs. Robert Newrtham, left, convenor-of.the - Gladys Doig, best rose In the show and David oig and numerous helpers Canada will be $10 an ; d $12 1958. "! . . dancing and re6e§hhi6fit6,in,d4,g I , L � 1.1�111 .1 �1 _ , , _ , . L I , , I I ,1 "I �' 11�1 .", ,.,��! i I I �, `,,X3, `-?,`� I I 11 � ��._.% �, I r ,;,� I. , 1, e�, , ; I '! , U, I I , ` "' " I I'll, ", ,�,� _ , , ; 1-1'� ID1111 '' l;"-",",--.,;,",�-1111,11,��", 'I ! . Show. They are from 2nd left, Mrs.W. Scott,, best tea McLlwain, children's winner. I (Staff Photo) Convendl this attraction. outside of Canada. Single copies During the war he served for to the ptiblic at W01 t§" to wir o . I I . . I . i : table centreplece-*Mrs, R.S.Alken, Best dahlia; (Continued on Page 5) will b& 25 cents, nearly six years as "LMCA 4611 nieffilidrt. . . * P . I . . I . Club . * . I .. . "It 11 . . I . . A I I . 1 . . . I . I . .. . W, , I. . . 0 . I , . . 1 ,1 I . i . .11 I , . . .1 I " . I -, ; 1 .41; I . . - . 1. I , I .1 . I I . . . . - ...... ,'. �, -r--.,....- ...... ' - , . .. . k, 1! 1. I 11 , 11 ,