The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-06-23, Page 2news
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The corner .shone of the new office handbill of the West Wawanosh. Mutual insurance
Company will laid at the grand opening of the new facility en June 18. Laying hestone are
from the left, Gerald Kerr, president, Welt Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Company; Jim
Martin of Jim Martin Construction, Gederlch, general Contractors aid Don Snyder,
arctlteet,Snyder, Reichard March, Waterloo.' The grand opening was attended by Murray
Ciirdtff, Hares -Brice MP as wen as members at Wad Waw anosh TswnsbIp and. A>,YAeld
Town hip council& [SaatlSei Std Photo]
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their role as staff and curriculum evaluators
in the schools.
"That's what the students are entitled to
and what the taxpayers are paying for,"
Bpwers said this week.
He said since the three superintendents
were hired in 1969, the staff has increased
by 31 per cent. Increasing too, is the number'.
of personnel matters that require attention
everything from verifying salary categories
for teachers to monitoring their sick leave
requirements.
Bowers also pointed out that BM 100 has
significantly changed the manner in which
salary negotiations are handled.' It is now
putting increasing demands on the' time of
administrative staff who must deal with
these matters.
"An unbelievable additional burden" has
been put on staff too, with the new special
education ' legislation announced . by the
provincial ministry of education, said
Bowers. '
Add to this the requirement for writing
and developing courses of study from
ministry guidelines ' - this work used to be;
doneat the provincial level - and Bower feels
there is ample evidence .that Paul Cole will
be a busy man as ' Superintendent , of
Personnel. -
Bowers said the board is interviewing this
week for the principal's position which has
opened up- in Port Elgin. becanse of Mr.
Cole's appointment.
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Check :11 interest rebate available
The five per cent interest rebate is a
popularoption of the Ontario Farm Adjust-
ment Assistance. Program (OFAAP) but the
important June 30 deadline is fast approach.
Ting.
The interest; reduction grant can be retro-
active . to January 4, : 1982 if it (is
recommended by the Case Committee:
Applicants' who are applying for a retroactive
interest rebate must have their application to
their banker so that it is date stamped no
later than June 30.: ,
After June 30, the interest reduction grant
will be effective from the date of approval'.
In all cases, the grant isfor a period of 12
months: It is based on five per cent of the
total authorized line of credit that ' the.
applicant. had ' with the bank on January 1,
1982.
Many of the applications for OFAAP are
being received in good order. However, in,
many, cases the physical information has
been incomplete.
Most banks .. have comprehensive credit
application forms.. These,' if completed in
detail by the farmer and/or his accountant,
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will • provide the necessary information to
assess the application and the viability of the
farm business.
These forms should include physical detail
on crops; acres, yields projected and ,prices;
number of head, prices and weights ;of
feeder livestock; and similardetail on a
breeding herd and milking herd. 0 1
Interest assistance applications have been
coining in large numbers in the last month.
Huron County is third in submissions among
all Ontario counties:
"Our County O.M.A.F. farm manage-
ment team have kept relatively current with.
requests except ' for applications that are
• temporarily delayed because of the need for
additional information or discussions," says
Don Pullen, Huron • Agricultural -
Representative. `
"It isn't true that this program is only for
farms that will have trouble surviving," he.
said. "Some well-managed farms may qual-
ify. We encourage farmers to look into the
eligibility requirements and make applica-
tion through their bank."
ANNUAL :MEETING
WINGHAM AND DISTRICT
HOSPITAL CORPORATION
Notice is hereby given ' that the Annual Meeting • of Ow
Wingham and District Hospital, Corporation v./411)e held at. the
Wingham ,Public School Auditoriuin, , 131 John St E
Wingham. Ontario.. on Thursday, Jung 24, 1982 at the hour of,
seven o'clock p m forthe'reception and consideration of An.
nual Reports. for the consideration and confirmation of new
bylaws 25 (a)(b)(c)(d)(e) and 36 (a)(b) respecting the creatipn
of .a Community Services Liaison Committee. for the election
of Governors: for the appointment of Auditors, and for the frail-
' saction of such other 'business as may properly come before
the me1eting
Copies of the' new proposed bylaws may be 'exari fined in
the office of the Executive Director of the Wingham and District
Hospital prior to three o'clock'p m Thursday. June 24, 1982
• Memberships granting voting privileges may be purchased
at the front desk of the hospital for one dollar (S1 00) prior to
five o'clock p m Wednesday, June 9. 1982' No membership`
sold after that time, on that date, will entitle the purchaser to a
vote
The Honorable Larry Grossman, Minister of Health for the
Province of Ontario, will address the meeting at seven
'o'clock p.m.
DATED at Wingham. Ontario this nineteenth day of May.
1982
By order of 'the Board of Governors ,
N.M, (ayes
Secretary
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Lucknow Sentinel, WednoSday, . Julio 23, 1982 --Page 2 .
More to come
Jamboree gifts rolling in
The following is a list of
persons who have made
donations to Jamboree '83.
Theaddress of the donor is
Lucknow unless otherwise
Specified.
Joan Hamilton, Barb Van-
Diepenbeek, Gladys Hamil-
ton, Al Hamilton, Ken Ham-
ilton, Edmonton; Steve Ham-
ilton, Edmonton; Patricia
Tree; Edmonton; Paul Eedy,
Dungannon; Robt. Finlay,
Ray Elliott, Halifax; Jamie
Elliott, Graeme Elliott, Han-
over; Archie. • Nicholson, Eil-
een Consitt, Zurich; Dave
Stapleton, Wingham; Chuck
Becker, Ken Laidlaw, Win.
G. Hunter, Doug Ross, Larry
Hunter, Pefferlaw; Beven
Stanley, Holyrood; Jim Er-
rington, Auburn; Dale Hunt-
er, Sarnia; Mac Boyd, Rip-
ley;.Roy Keane, Newmarket:
Pat Livingston, Greg .Hamil-
ton, Harold Howald, . Mike
O'Neil, Harvey Webster;
Gord Kemp Sr., George And-
erson, Donald Boyd, Harvey
Livingston, Dayle Taylor,
Dan Markle, Huntsville;. Eric
Taylor, A. J. Legrand, Marg-
aret C. MacDonald, Judy
Hunter, Barb Ross, Marjorie
Jerome, Garnet McNeil, Al
Ian Gibson, Bernice Kemp,
Ruth Jardine, Dinnie Mac;
Denald, Wesley Young,.
Howard Robb, • Kincardine;
Wayne Jacque, Dorothy
Kelp, Walkerton; Mac Boyd,
Ripley; Lorne. Alton, Eileen
Cummings, Seuble Beach;
Doug Clark, Stroud; Lynda
•Beange, • Port Elgin; Robt.
MacNay, Dave Inglis, Steve
Inglis,. Ladysmith, B.C.; An-
na Mae Hunter, Elmer Stan-
ley, Patrick Beasley, L. C.
MacDonald, Mary Collinson.
Bruce Colwell, Eric Taylor,
Gordon Carter, Wingham;
Bob Hutton, Wingham; Tom
Helm, Barry Gardner, Albert
Porter, Art Ernewein and
.Moan Robinson, Teeswater;
Mary MacNay, Clarence
Greer, Ross Eedy, Tom,
Inglis Jr., Ken Mowbray,
John Collinson, Jim Mac-
Klen, Edmonton; Barb Cran-
ston, Leonard Griffin,
Guelph; Allan Murray, Tom
Helm, Marie Greer, George.
Collins, Kathleen. MacDon-
ald, Donald 0 MacKinnon,
John Rutherford, Bob Mow-
bray, Cambridge; Susan
Cooke, Betty Hooey, Ripley;
Gordon Barger, Gary Rad-
ford, Edmonton; Mary Gard-
ner, Wingham; JoAnne
Whitney, Lloyd ' Whytock,
Harry Vandepenbeek, Josie
Hamilton, ` Ron Nicholson,
Kincardine; Marybelle Cran-
ston,
Thomas W. Clark,
Woodstock; Bud , Hamilton,
Wm. Porteous, Mel Corrin.,
Pamela McIntosh, Girvin
Reed, Hilda Andrew, Gordon
Brooks, Henry Clark,
GIGANTIC SUMMER
CLEARANCE SALE
DON THOMPSON TV .+APPLIANCES
e.e.
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Friday. JUNE 25 10a.m. to $:0.0 p.m.
Saturday, JUNE 26 -10 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
PRICES SLASHED ON
EVERYTHING IN THE STORE!
SPECIAL
OF THE SALE
1'4"COLOUR T.
*MICROWAVE -1 only *T.V. TOWERS & ANTENNAS
*BLACK & WHITE T.V.'S *CASSETTE PLAYERS
Refreshments Served
Pentimento
Scratch
Levis " Galaxy
Carnival
Including Stretch Denims
T -Shirt= In..'aFrom Rainbow of Colours
Jel"se X $ $5.75
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