The Brussels Post, 1974-07-03, Page 5ELECT
YOUR
LIBERAL CANDIDATE
FOR
HURON-MIDDLESEX
*LEADERSHIP IS THE ISSUE
IN SPITE OF ITS MINORITY SITUATION,
THE TRUDEAU GOVERNMENT
HAS GIVEN CANADA
DECISIVE LEADERSHIP
*LIBERALS OPPOSE WAGE AND PRICE
CONTROLS WHICH HAVE
PROVED UNWORKABLE
IN OTHER COUNTRIES JOHN LYNDON•
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•
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.committee, questioned if the local
council would want to change the
45-mile zone because with it cars
must stop when the school bus is
loading or unloading pupils. The
separate school bus does not
unload on the main street but the.
Huron. County Board of Education
bus does. 'We would have
protection for our children', Mr.
Crowley said, 'but don't you think
the village council would have a
responsibility to protect all
children, public or separate:.
'All we want is to protect our
children, let the Public School
look after their own,' Mr. Looby
replied,
`Let's do, what we can for our
children, What we want is a
30-mile zone in front of our school
and crosswalks,' said Michael
Connolly, Kippen, chairman of
the board.
Howard Shantz reported that
he hoped the landscaping at St.
Aloysius School, Stratford, would
be completed in two weeks.
The Board. will permit Student
Accident Insurance to be offered
to the parents, who wish to take it
out for their children.
Jack Lane informed trustees
that the insurance is primarily for
teeth or the loss of a limb.
The Board will notify its school
bus drivers not to use the bridge
on Sideroad 20 in Hibbert Town-
ship which has a five-ton limit.
Mr. Looby is to enquire about the
bridge and see if a ten-ton limit
would be applied instead.
Joseph Pigeon of St. Joseph's
School at Kingsbridge has
resigned as custodian, effective
July 15.
Jack. Lane, business adminis-
trator, reported on a seminar he
attended in Toronto on June 14
and Mr. Connolly reported on a
visit to the Robarts School for the
handicapped in London.
Following a meeting of commit-
tee of the whole which lasted two
hours after the regular meeting in
Seaforth Monday night, it was
announced that the following
teachers have been hired: Mrs.
Mary Coeck to Precious Blood,
Exeter; Martin Skillen to St.
Mary's School, Goderich; and Bill
McKay to St. Michael's School,
Stratford. Three principal's relief
teachers were hired: Mrs. Mary
Margaret Cassone to Immaculate
Conception School, Stratford;
Mrs. June Holmes to St. Colum-
ban; and Mrs. Ruth Ann Pringle
.to St. Aloysius School, Stratford.
The meeting adjOurned at
midnight.
THE BRUSSELS POST, JULY 3, f974-5
Board considers
Appointment of clergy observers
T h e Possibility of having an
bserver from the clergy
PP. • - •
ointed to represent the, Roman
atholic clergy on the
nron-Perth Country Roman
a tholic Separate School Board
1; be discussed at a committee
St,
the whole at the next board
eeting.
for this The request
to be made by the
pean of the H uron-Perth Deanery
Is made by Howard Shantz of
'afford. The priest would be
Bible to be present at all
•etings of the board but would
of b e permitted to vote.
Mr. Shantz said that since it is
qseparate school board and that
c only reason "for its existence is
ecatholic religion, then a priest
otild be in attendance at all
eetings and could serve as a
sourer person in matters
staining to the catholic faith.
'Not all of the trustees approved
the idea. Joseph Looby of
o 1()
jtablin suggested that if such
presentation was desirable then
representative sh&ild be
ded.
l'he board will ask the Ministry
fransportation and Commun.
ations and the Township of
ibbert to have the road in front
Patrick's Separate School,
marked 30-mile per hour
nein. is speed limit. It is a 45-mile
sive; ne at the present . time. They
ve, Tit cross-walks across the road
ich is the main street of Dublin
a county road as well. 'We
it the children Protected:.
ustee Looby said.
Donald Crowley of Gadshilt,
tirman of the transportation
Con,
noes-
Con-
lions
o 14,
award Datars of Dashwood
appointed chairman of the
I committee for the 1978
ving Match to be held in
on County at the Huron
miens Association meeting
c 24.
committee was formed to
for a site to hold the
'national Match scheduled for
m in 1978. On the committee
Howard Dat ars. Gordon
Gavin, John Clark, James
strong,Don Pullen and
sell Bolton, Mr. Da tars was
ed to head the local
mittee that will be
nsible for completing local
igeinents for the big
national event.
his year, the Huron match will
held on County Warden Bill
n's farm, Lot 8, Con: 2,
ils Township on Saturday,
teniber 14. Coaching day will
riday,September 13.
was decided to investigate
ossibilitv of holding a Honie
ng competition this year.
estants would be able to plow
told at home and have it
ed, Prizes would be awarded..
ink Talbot, R. R.3, Kippen
Robert McCariley,R,R.3.
forth were appointed to the
m and Utban Committee to
'sligate the impact of a
MI! plant in Huron County, lie association will spoil's& a
plow club with John Ciatk, Goderich, J. Loaning San.' llradshaw as club rs,
lard Lange. chairman of the
2 Potth match attended the
Mg to answer any questions
Ul the organization of an motional niateh,
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'forth
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aid
owing Match
owing to
uron in '18