The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-08-24, Page 18Entertainment
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Wont to share facilities
Ask for free bussing
The board of Calvin Christian
School in Clinton would like to
"share facilities" with the Huron
County Board of Education and.
Calvin Christian board secretary
Cecil Bruinsma and Principal
Ralph Schuurman appeared
before Huron's, board Monday
evening in Clinton to ask for free
bussing for 23 of their pupils this
fall.
A recommendation before the
board from 3. L. Cunningham,
transportation manager,
suggested a "transportation
agreement with the Clinton and
District Christian School board
for a trial period of September to
December 19724!....And that the
Christian School board re-
imburse the Huron Board their
proportionate costs on the bus
routes involved.
Before much discussion was
held on the recommendation,
Bruinsma informed the board the
Christian School board was
requesting transportation free of
charge.
"We're asking for some value
for our taxes," said Bruinsma,
reminding the board that
Christian School supporters paid
taxes to the public school board
although their children attended
the Christian School.
"The value is there if you send
your children to our schools,"
stated Mollie Kunder, Seaforth.
"We cannot do that, on a
matter of principle," answered
Bruinsma.
The Christian School board was
asking that a maximum of three
students be added to some bus
routes throughout the county,
Bruinsma said these students are
scattered throughout the district
and about 60 miles of bussing per
day could be eliminated if Huron
School board buses would pick up
these children, all residing on
reads travelled by Huron's buses.
"Some buses are already
stopping at these gates to pick up
children attending other
schools," said Bruinsma.
He said that according to last
year's bus routes, there would be
plenty of room for extra students.
Principal Schuurman said that
he didn't like to think of their
request as being for "free
transportation" but rather for
permission to use "empty seats"
on Huron County School Board
buses.
3e referred to former Minister
of Education Thomas Wells who
suggested that Christian School
boards go to their public school
boards and see if arrangements
could be made to "share
facilities".
Huron Board chairman H. M.
Elliott said that in his view, Wells
had abdicated his responsibility
by leaving it up to "100 different
boards to deal with the problem
in 100 different ways".
"We're in the red now and
we're asking for help," said
Bruinsma,
George Parsons of Goderich
asked if the Christian School
board had considered the dif-
ference to their budget if they
paid their proportionate costs to
the Huron board,
"No we haven't" admitted
Bruinsma, "but I don't think it
would be too beneficial,"
Parsons told the delegation it
should investigate the savings
through this arrangement before
abandoning the idea entirely.
John Broadfoot who was
conducting the meeting at the
request of Chairman Bob Elliott,
told the delegation the matter
would be discussed thoroughly
and the decision made known to
them,
Transportation contracts for
carriers of trainable retarded
students were fixed until June,
1973.
George Cameron and Gordon
Montgomery who transport
children to Golden Circle School
in Wingham will receive an in-
crease of three percent over .2575
per mile; Bluewater Taxi
carrying students to Queen
Elizabeth School at the rate of
22.66 cents per mile per day;
Earl's Taxi transporting students
to Huron Hope at Centralia at the
rate of 22.66 cents per mile per
day; and Huron Automotive
which takes children to Queen
Elizabeth School at a cost of 20.60
cents per mile per day.
Two South Huron District High
School employees have 'resigned
from the board's employ. They
are Mrs. Valerie Callingham,
secretary, and Ed. Chambers,
custodian. John Consitt has in-
formed the board that he does not
wish to renew his contract as
custodian for Hensall Public
School.
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The maid of honour was Ruth
Soper, Zurich. She wore a sky
blue floor length gown similar to
that of the bride featuring ruffled
lace trim on the collar and
waistline. She carried a cascade
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The ring bearer was Bradley
Stapleton, Ailsa Craig, who wore
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shirt and a navy bow tie. The
flowergirl was Sarah Jane
Patterson, Exeter, who wore a
sky blue floor length gown with
navy velvet ribbon around the
waistline. She carried a basket of
daises.
Wedding music was provided
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Delores and Sandi Gingerich,
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Irvin Martin.
For the wedding trip to Quebec
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crocheted dress with white ac-
cessories. The couple will reside
in Zurich.
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AT THE Get restoration grant
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The Van Egmond Foundation
has been awarded a $7,000 grant
for the purchase restoration of
the 135-year-old Van Egmond
home.
The grant said a second $7,000
grant will be made available
when the local foundation mat-
ches the original award through
public fund-raising, Heritage
Foundation approval of
restoration plans is also a con-
dition attached to the second
grant.
The home was purchased by
the Van Egmond Foundation last
spring from Mrs. Florence Smith
of Seaforth.
Both the $500 option to buy and
$14,000 purchase price were
raised through bank loans.
A fund-raising campaign will
likely be launched early in
September at a "handing over"
ceremony of the provincial grant.
The home was built in the late
1830's by Constant Van Egmond,
son of Colonel Anthony Van
Egmond, son of Colonel Anthony
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Van Egmond, whoi played a
major role in opening the Huron
tract to settlement,
The legendary colonel —said to
have lost both ears in Napoleon's
retreat from Russia — super-
vised the building of a road
betwf Stratford and Goderich
and , hashed one of the area's
first ;ferns near Seaforth.
He was more widely known as
the military commander for
William Lyon MacKenzie during
the abortive 1837 Upper Canada
Rebellion.
The colonel arrived at Mon-
tgomery's Tavern, just after the
rebel's were routed by the
British, and just in time to be
arrested.
He was tried for treason and
died from pneumonia in the York
jail Dec, 30, 1837.
The Van Egmond Foundation
hopes to raise about $5,000 from
the public by mailing out 2,500
brochures describing the house
and restoration plans.
The Ontario Heritage Foun-
dation's estimated costs of
restoration are in the $15,000
range.
The local foundation also hopes
to raise about $500 from a
costume ball and dinner this fall
organized by the Seaforth
Chamber of Commerce.
Huron County council — which
turned down a request for funds
last spring — and Seaforth
council will also be approached
for grants.
There is also a possibility a
winter works grant may be ob-
tained for restoration work.
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