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Xii . .� � .1 . . .. :6 ?K.k,:� " .ru , . ' ' Jt�.flke # is-- r at , have blithe) __ ., ., " *.:;�, i:� R .g , � ... I., -_ k! tefis .'l '&" X ... ., A . .,001wil k) . .�. A;: - . r,.,,.pou9h,. §011U ,.-,i1.-:M*-f -'� ;: .." . 11 . . , , , , 1. � ,:�� , , ;, i at-jover"' nt sees, it. - many of IM I . THE LUCK OF THE IRISH by - ,�. I . . . . I - 11 `11-1 ,_ .10, pro cl I ,� . . I . ji� N 1. I wini - M0 � . I . I �� - - '" - *6ek to a'd- • I Ill, ; On. 00,01ted wingham, last ties, no do—, — no, I -, 7 ��aww 11 1=1 Iv vul . Harry J. Boyle " , 4- _ - . . I . � . � til' . .-.0 - U' llencci'gqimposdd� for the most -survival. There is nothing basically wrong I lnffw,�..i� . . .."': 1 :a7�� , In this novel Harry Boyle,re- . . 4res ( " , , I _# off:0 . "" ", . I.. I 4,;�,. X_ ,-.:::.-,- ,,, . o ., , 15. ... . . . . . . . . .... I �, -t`,#,,� , with that sort 0 a -_ :1-i . .i.. turns to the rural setting that ember ' ' d " ". ..... 1. � ... . . ... - .,. . - - .� . i i � .�� par, l, 1' '.0 ,'m. � icipal ' - �. - .".' td::': ,.":... � � _ ,%mb sat un councils and f am as long as we .- � - ., P :-::......: . _..:...... r ' . .� ; sch*.*�bq` rds., he\dIdn't mince words. could afford it. Dangerous inflation has now . . �- . _. - :!,.:- niade W earlier books about the I :-- . � ,ffi. I 11 ,. I - ..; I I - IK.�,-,-, fictional. village of Clover so . . I " Th''.' ti ,,an bg summarized. 0 . I ,. I q_en ire message, c ' indicated thatwe could n t afford to fulfill a)l popular,,Tbe story of'wee Tom I Xg . 11 1, - briefly. )the provincial fit Is not our dreams as quickly as we thought. '�'..:., :.,§:�!; *� ... ** .:., I I , , . ! . �� .gqyernme I I ;k I cuftlAo .off. grants and, subsidies' the For years it has been the general pro- . I �-:- and his domineering big sister � �- I .-.'.'.�� Carrie 'nd their ,disastrous at- � :.:: ** � A i. muhicipoc.ouncils and boards. It.. has set the - cedure'to launch out on our great projects, : ...... ; ......... . I � . � ,Z," , I avera`RO .rate of increase ovigr� last year at 8 even though we could raise only a portion of I... , ..'..., I , . ieftipt.5 to farm comes to a head . - .., Z, 1 , . - ::, . '. -, when their barn burns down. The ...3 Oer cent 40dw"e will have to If4e.within: that the necessary funding at home. Provincial .,, - - '. "", . alteration this even brings to J ,,, ' 'P' t of o r own pockets locally . I ......... 1-1 a•. ,4 1 floor,e-Ij ay out u grants invariably made up the difference. ,�- X rl,V, ' JiV ' Somehow \W deluded ourselves into the he- ..- : . , their lives provides plenty of for Which is not covered , that , . I ' J , r t *f_ii , I . 1. . - lief that someone else was paying the bill. \.. . . hilarious moments for Haa e o -Oslstance�- - � - - . i- ii :x':-'.'.`::: ` � Boyle's wiany fans a- - N ....", - , ' * 1: - 'A -5 - gfil - - I .:, � I . I I I _10 �' .. �`: . ��': 'k'�&, : S '. .,-OX:;�O: -:*N;Y�- . ,rXeoU i�, �iords. ,,-We 4vill �prqvide What a foolish fantasy! The taxpayers of �, - \-N '1� . . , . . I . .,�� . .x.X'*W . , \\\w. i. . __T____ :�::00 . . AN AFFAIR OF STRANGERS * - " - the province -all of us --paid the price. How :-� 11:-1. Y�*�-&RX ";.\�' " . . .g\�� " � .\� - f �. . needs,- not necessarily for your ., . • . -, :,�- I . . I . . .. I, .-i.,--,_ . . ...... � by John Crosby ' - , I ; ` F could we forget about a seven per c4nt sale's ..,. n ... . .. . .. i �' .4 :gisi.,% A highly trained Israeli agent x , wams , �7 - . I . . . X I ..., : . - ' .: . . . . ;. . .111.,.. . . , .. .. . . . x.._. -, . . I I ... . I .. . Ir. Alt alt. our Oersional itimprpssiorf. was , tax on most of the purchases we made tor . 1, .. . . . . . . . `�O:j�... -.,..*K* approaches a cafe in Paris where . . � . . . . :.1 I . I . . . I "* I . . . )hat thiF.'speech and the fiscal policy, it out. everyday living? 1. 1...__.,,-.-._,._,.._.... I . �-:X.N. ,.�:�:,:-%-:.%: " .11. . - .. ... .. . , three Arab terrorists are itti Z:, .� . . . 1, o . . . . si itt" I . nes n% -Oe good sensm.-No. dbubf therg I ... :.:1X:.X.-.1-..... ... fa' "I '.". I I . . will , . From here on, and for a long time to - I ,; %XX-,- � �, - - In 1.5 seconds he fires three shbts I . . - I ' , . I , N; �.i - -�$ -j:i.`. �', .jf� -i 14 . 1. he �6v� piit' come, we want a heated swimming pool or I �i . " . . , .'il" - ',��. - killing them all. What he does not I I .Mgk,..�.where t raints will hurt. , � ; � """ ;n I r!p . -:.;.;..�;;.;.1.---:;:; - , IN? .. �., ::: : . :o2m:�:: ... � . 1.,,;..'.....'..�.�...... .. . . I M - raise the � . _%_ ..�. . . ...... -..F � . - , , . 'i" .0 ' UM; )�. . . - . 01 us..plant for sports complexes and some, luxury, we will have to . 1 expect is a fourth Arab terrorist, N. . . .... �*, � .�ii§�,.i: , 11 , �. 1: . . . _%��M .. I - 1, , . * I a seventeen year old girl, sitting - W-' _...... - Z •./ , -, _ I - I E 14�?. % - i �', ". _kmz�`-�,*,:,_` - - , 4 ; utile 'ffriflW"will have to be curtailed or , , -money right here at home. And perhaps that A.14AC�.%1! �`�,; - ,• . � ��?? I � - * . -... - 7-v " I - II such,time as galloping in- 'is a good thing. We will know h , e,� ":JZ�z�* It. I - apart from the others. When she � oned untl , i - "--. - - - -- - - - ,:.,-,,. - . _ ..,..;K* . ... , .. . .. " _V, -'. . " il ,,, c. " - ow the'nioney - 94'�Q'k , , .-,. i.A'A . . � _: * '�.. , I " , " , I •. . - , , - ' ' _ ., 'M. .- " -, is- - *, . v�,-,-��:.��.V, �k. . - 1. .i. .- . . . . is to be raised and we will be acutely aware � , � ,,*.-',Ar*!,F��*� -.5'r �! `,'j.V..-- " ,.,-, - bolts he chases her. But she, too, - li! - I I-9. I - _R , . " .,J . . .., - . . flation has been beaten. We will all face the . � "V;-� ---,.u-t,.--_--,g.. -�, ,-- � �_i; � - - t,Lqv, * *". ., , - . . -1 '*' .�,.� I .. , 4Z, -, - - �. ,,, - - ,,� ., -1 , ..'r � � �_ ,_ ,Y�. . . '.,.,Z;,*.-%. - ,ij I .a. ... � ..P� .. . . is weR-trained and'easily eludes , , __�� ...,:. , , . , ,,�. ., ?t.- -i-.� Rk' --,,,��,.' " `- - - � . 'd - .V .- - - -g- _�4A . . . . :Z, - . '. , . .. . . , : .. . . . . - _. .._ � � . . .1 '.. , .. -,,: ..... . ........ nv . __ __ ___ �.., � .. - .1 .. . '. f,j, .T .. .. .. .. 0* -"___111'.T 1_:P11::,_.,; , *'�'-'--�;�*.�-:1-le.."��'IZ-�.,c.t,��Z-1-4--'&:�,,-�r�" I:, - .. .. . ... .. " 'ffi" ,;�jtg,- . ". I �... . . . ...:.. xg�-:-:.�:.-.*--,. XM:��,�... " - ,�'i , , . .*It� - en e - . .*� �1_ " . .1 d .1 0 I I , N . . - carelessly spend the rant which - 1.�iQ 1, A - f.0 . . '' "extras" to Which we have become ac ....- ,; I "AW -1, . I him.Bothag tsar'ca6ghtupin - - 't!�,.,r ,qgg . M. ,-1 - 11� _15SN,_!rf'1_ ..:�., "'. .; . ., -defined fact that if we demand al the il NE, . I clearly of how well it will be spent. No longer will we . - :49.0.." I .. . ;,` .1 -9. _. � �� ;, " Z�g: --g-g", , , , .gT - ! - . 4NX. 0-aii- � : I ,V I I [_ - - R� . � . 4r, M , 0 Z& . . .0n, __ . - I,` " . . ,s_-%.-wX,,-A X-! ,'S� -, .., -� �,�- i ".. . " �` . a - � . - - - , - ,,,, . a., � � . - - . , r -l.. . , "A --g . , 0 .., . - . ., a highly dangerous' assigiment " X F -- , - . 4- . 14� .. custorniged, we will have to pay for them ou,r . have come so easily 16 hand. -- - .�,_., - -, . I - :1 . . - r, "CQ_�,.,. . . �� . - _'. I - , . : �.. 'IN, r -7 'r."... .... ... TanoO . "'. _�.$ '!;�., �,,. ..; . I . SeIV . ",;,n �� ,.,!--- M. " A � I .... - - - - . ...er , W �� 7., ,;-. -,�,',N, 14 � , , __ 4IM-.4a - - - " . . ,� le, . .. , iu , . .. -_-,-r adz.. - V F . . "' •k I - N - �tg.x � I i '? - - -'..��.,i.,,. .1-11 - � -- i ..#t of local taxes. Perhaps we will attain a higher level of I -X-@.�� -_1�2"*."". -_ j, s,,� � -Z . 0� . , until the impossible happens and I!` I selves . .. , 1;1.1� - " �, ��Ml -i ----,.%,k . e, ..:,.if .... , - , ... .... lt 5.4 - , q, A 1. �� . - - 1, t- 4 - � . , ,%, the chase becomes a love story. * .% ME ag!r-, -;�;, -o,,;If local councils - , : i � " .. .. - . .. . . - N : , - M , .� , - -7 ,� I - � .�55 -*%' -_45r,am N. -M r " . ' Z .- , � , �.._F_ , THE BATTLE FOR SALT- AIZIF.I.- - 91 . .., I - . - tion Proceed, with highJy expensive pro- to our local elections,if our councillors and .1 g ;A��-; � ", - � ��?, k "'"' ; .-. . I I . . - _g , �i 1,41 ?. .. I - -_ , -f - ! 0_11, - - " I., " BUCKET BEACH __;q;� N ?, i�-6� I by Ian Mac- �1'1 . 1,10 r 50 r i , � ve-to face the apprdval,or ' pending i ,:, ;i 0.1 � v n I -_ I . S nclis or boards'of educa- - . civic pride; we ma pay more attention - � - , I grams, they moil board. members are s F, a,� X�, � . ., - i-NNeill ., -1 . "our" I . R 13 nFtlll our.X- 5 ��,. 1. - �y . - __ j X4F , . - * . - - -1 I , - _. -_ � condemnation of the local -voters at the next money instead- of provincial .'grants.. And r. ', I 1. -"-,, , - . The. excitement in this big " , .:�' ' - I- - " election, which will be in the tall of this year. what is even -more important, upper'llevels of * I 1041�• •I � . I I i -� . .. I . . . . I ' - ".•- bawdy novel focuses around a ; � That realization will be a sobering ond when government may,depart from the old custom I I .. I I . I . I .. I . . AUTO 2 Z I . _ .- - � 11. . . " . . I , . , , . small Cape Breton community � ' iv6-'pr in public support With 4ax dollars we , s T , , , ex' ,piects are under consideration. * of bu .... Fir �. . � I , �, -� .. 4 Tr") that figure large in the plans of a 0 'i 'i - .. . . .. What wi ti, this. nevver.a.-of rest I raint mean. - have paid into their, coffers. � . . - . . - I I . . I big city resort builder. But those .1, . "Next time you feel the 'urgf to" criticize the str"t sante department, choose an to u may -disagree, but we. Let's give It a real go. It won't hurt us'All. . � : � A 11 , .. ..1. I � . i . . generally? You . . I . . 91) . 4 plans don't consider the wily I . . - W � . empty truck! . ' .. i ' ' -bellev6fhat'-4may be the best.thing that has � that much. . . . . � . I techniques of the folks who like I� . ! . � . I . . . I . � � � : . . 11 . . . .. .. . . , . . . _. �. I . . . I . . I .. . . I � . I I . . � .. Saltbucket Beach just the way It . . . . . ill , ., . .. . . I . . . I . I I . . . . . is. . . . I.. I . I � . I � � � I '. .. . . , , , , - . . � I I . I .. I . 1i I I . . � NIGHTWIND by Sarah AIM �-; . I ' , Elizabeth Remington is beauti- I . . 0 ful and adventurous but also .' , I I I . . I . . �j. . , I I I . . � % .. . , .. .1 . . � I . . realistic so shpub)' dto leave I � I. I I . . J . — I " I J• . , I � , . I•an ing job in , I, I . . 'ers -o� , t'h.e..- E ito . . I . . . I . the city -and a futureless love Ir. ... . - I . V. . . � . . ' ' ' " ' ** d r -- .1 . 11P I '' ' t . .L e t'. t' -t I �'. . . " , C ... co, M_ mlon. sense I ... I . i ��n .. . .11 .�* : . - ... , I. ..... I - . � .11 71W 4dithr . W James Street dollars more than it should.* We - eavestrough and hold it upside affair with. -a. married man to ; ; � . . I . . . . I I . .. . I. . -� . .1 . 1. - ontah have stupid mixed up tax laws in- down in your hand? If not., it. return home to Fox River Valley, I ! . . Advance -rimes . I . , � . . . I 1� . � . I . . . . � Winoarni r10 . do - . . . ; . . i . .. . I I ", . '. __ . . . Dear Sir: . I I stead of one simple , a small,, close-knit midwestern .. , i . . '., ! .�:, .., I , After 'covering several' hundred Miles , thre . Jan. 14 976 , pie law. Metric is � And imagine this is your own per- I , I ) . , - . I e hundred yards . afore and aft -of a , . , lk - On Saturday and Sunday, Nar Editor; , I . forced on us without the public's conal freedom: You will find that community. Instead of discover- ., t, . 11. durin6, * recent blinding snow , stalled car? If We had accurate figures for January 10th and 11th the M -mg-' - - ' ' Foi ,any indifferences tha"t I approval. . . unleiis you,desomethItig to stop; ing. serenity however she finds . I � . . . . storms,. one ' 9 ' ' ' . . . , !.... . I ,. emerges from, the ordqa.1 with a few thoughts deaths and injuriet"caused by stalled.cars in ham Minor Hockey Association' have had with minor hockey . B9oze advertising is "d . . I � I lierself being stalked by a crazed . . . W4y.A and means of--avercoming some of ' -blowin 6w. the wisdom of a compulsory Atom team sponsored by Green's house lplay- into our homes through television. ' until you have nothing, left . . . � sing shoved - it, that it will just keep slipping 0 .:, .. . g, snow. �R - away kUler. . the- ha � ery'... warning regulation would be quite,evidint. Meat Market, hosted an atom , ers, parents I would like. to apolo- and radio, while they et the ' -. I want it clear. I am not speak- I . ;�di. � 1, I . . '' - iaid$ of winter � ng... If slipp I '. . : . ., .. roads and zero visibility were Late model cars are equipped,with built- team fr0m'ScarbQr0u9h, 11 gize.. drunks run the roads and make � .1 , - . . phenomena - . . Ontario . � ing out against the seat best The Greatest; My Own Story by - . . .. ' . M%. I - . . ..Which,occurred only once eviieylen -, �� in windshield Offift" , om for a two I -m a 'our . -belts,or,not. against losing oiw freedom to Muhammad Ali - . .. I yearA or windshield . �qrk..5 1. _ftye Ppi� series a t t,# .Also for y beh & t u . � �`._, W10 i6elc."Ilii��be�-',.-Wlb�ithf..c-on -�in#p � q, even ,b . . K, 10"OwNg 4 0094 T. - - .. . ' . ; . sId6 . ow. defrostgr%, m . .40, Sun . ft J Wt!r�, :an accidene,W 4 1 ' ' ' , . " ,bem .' unsafe, seat . I thlic9W, 0 , �i:04 - '. . ,* - I '"i --'-- - - - ;- � - -- 'J.., .�, . _�ear wind but ost- -.have Virmliffim &Wh: his �th .� .. 'r. - , � , i The Greatest is All's own story. . _ op XF ,ch olv�& I! .,, . I ,t P - - ., .M ': m 2*14. ,.bui.hazardous'wiriter dHvi i ' f ict of rife , -totally inadequate windshield wip .ft - . 19'r 94%, 1. - - �. ,, , 't&#-'A1i, thi- bodk I � . ingisia c era. In cold last7e4r, �gim, any of -the slWcW-. - , 0 hal; incited : .. - � � r. - V4 'n'g- 0-, drunken idRiIWi,", it_ipi �:every6ne - � -hffd - - - I �- . I . I I. 11 ; �_ . s we must wil V'' offended by my ac- never mentioned that alcohol . � mea* everyone- every reaction except indiffer- I ; i. "zin of the world--c6ndifion ' and snowy weather they coated with parents eAjoyed a good weekend ,,, was . � ., !gre I who feels as I do to please take lil , I . face several time's 44 when the loaded with enthusiasm, fellow- tiol I ence. With writer. Richard ' i, - ---`-.v-r . every whiter. -The result., ice and then, at the very moment, 4 -the cause of it. Oh no! That'& a time to write a protest letter � . . . i"h--Tow-wry pemoncii .In . jury, death and ,.- driver need I s unobstructed vision, they either ship, and. fun.. VWWW players, sincerely, dirty word after someone has Durham, Ali chronicles the'u ' * �1 . , - -_ . . Yours s I before it is too late., Your guess I PS property 'damage would, indicate beyond- ' jam or sweep across the blass and create an I coach", and Parents commented I Owen Curtis been killed. And I must mention Is and downs of his career, his mar- � t . .; . . .. ' I on the excellence- of recreational 4 . as good.as mine as to w.�pt they . dbubf4hat w6 should be more realisti4tabout added screen of, ice or road diet. . the closing of our local hospitals ' might bring onto us next. - I riages and his love for his child- - . . . I It' 1' face. Of course, the'perfect solution would be faciHties here in Wingbain and Advanc'-Times is done with no regard to personal . - ren and the prejudices and* I .. . .the, dangers we fa ' . . -1 . . e k . , plea . � . . . I . I . : I . se write yourfocal M.P. or . f. . ; I the small-Uwn hospitality ex- Wingham' Ont. . , . upheavals he faced -that make his 7 - ! "., . I In, our opinion we need some new and, to ban all traff ic when driving conditions are � i I emotion 7 suffer' , - Bill Davis. I have petitions wviff- . �, . � I - - . eio'n' tended to them; not only by our Dear Edi' . � comeback even ,more dramatic. . .41'..., . regul ,. S about win-ter,driving. How ' dangerous, but'that is simply -feasible. , players I tor: I could o on and on but let's get able for anyone who is in - Lots of draiiia and entertainment . r . . not tdraited . - a and parents but also by - We have' quite often thought back -to bur freedom to cho&se for , enough to circulate so le or at . ' � . v" - . in this account. I . . . = compulsory use of snow, tires? After . Too many people have valid needs for - our merchants, dining establish mi . . . . all, it is now the law that we must wear seat abroad in bad weather. -it may be some men about writing ;o the editor, which ourselves. It is absolutely no least sign one for us. I � . .? . ts and.motel. Several. indi- threat to safety on ThankYou, .� I . he . I I . I rllf.. belts because statistics shoW they lives. frifigemeM of personal choice to enforce t would have been to beef about . I I . I I 'i fires. . . , - cited that they would like to see people, our town, or our country. the road whether we have the - . e . So, too,..do snow fires. spending of money for safety equipment, but this area in the summer and ' We. continually . Marvin Scott ' � s . I . . bear the seat belts fastened Or not ; there- I . RR 7 . - 2 . � - . ' !Consider the number of -tail-end I then, so' are the regulations which re intend to make a trip to Wingham remark "People - aren't honest fore, it should be our own choicb. I .� Lucknow, Ontario: Gov't announces I . I ' ' quire seat belts, adequate h' s - . . . . . I a eadlights and a part of this yearls, vacation. ' icicle off an % . * 6 . .. like they were in the good old Ever pick an ciel I I .collisions which happen in every heavy - brakes. Even though we may disregard our While the opening game, a 13-0 days"..Ms. is our first letter to . . I . N .. . - . . . . .storm. Why is. It not, compulsory that cars own safety,. we should not be permitted to win for the visitors, was disheaft- I , . . . minimum wage J,1 . . . ; r 11 . the editor and it is not to com- � . . A 1* I ,driven in .winter be equipped with fluores- create hazards for our passengers and other' ening for the hometown boys, plain, but to praise one more of . . I � .. I . cent flares which' could be Placed two or vehicles. they rallied on Sunday afternoon . - - . . � ''.. the good people we have met in . �.. r to narrow the deficit to 4-i in an business, . ....". _. I raise to 12.65 . ! - . . i . .. I ..TO" I 4 . " . . I I exciting contest that had the On Friday of last week, -while ... DAYSCHILD I : I . , . . \ . ample crowd ofspectators cheer- -!-.. t.. ... . Bette Stephenson, M.D., it 11 i , .4 " - , . I'll, I returning from a job in Fordwich, ... I I . I . I I Minister of Labor, recently an- .,• . . . . . ing loudly. . I we were transporting six 30 foot- . ;�"11 ... . -�- . . . I I nounced new minimum wage ' ' � � ' .- . . I . .1,:. - � I . --ii-Theseries is to continue, in, 40 foot extension ladders on. the . - "I., . BY HELEN ALLEN � - '. . .1 - . , . " . � . I . 1., I I rates for Ontario, which will .1.1. � . March with the Green's team tra- roof of our truck. In the snow ... � .. come into effect I March 15. On . .. . velling to. Scarborough for two stor and after dark, . ,.. . � that date, the general minimum . I . ,in we found I . ,.". .. On the -good side , games. 1, one ladder missing when we ar- , . . � . I � � rate will become $2.65 per hour I . I . . � . . My'thanks and appreciation go rived back in our shop. On and in the construction, industry . . out to all concerned with making returning to Fordwich that even- Tommy is a pleasant natured, good-looking lad of 12 - Indian the minimum will be $2.90 per , . . A recent letter to the editor, cerhmenting must be reported whether we like them or the weekend a%uccess, especially � ing and again the next,,morning, � and white in descent. There is mental illness in his. background . ' . � on the honestyof.a citizen who was thought- ' not. . � .1 our players mothers , but Tommy is healthy and wefl-adjusted. - hour. . s and fathers, we stopped and asked many An average student in grade six, Tommy is especially good in A major reason for the increase i � ful enough to report the finding of a valuable •- For -several weeks this,writer has been recreation director Jim Ward, people, including the night and art. He enjoys drawing both for school assignments and at is to protect minimum wage . . . 4 piece of equipment lost from a truck, points seeking material flor a regular "good newso, Atom league convener Bob Wittig morning Department of High- home I earners against -increases in liv- i i ( . up the complaint so often h6aed that only the column', as a relief and contrast to the more and the Association executive, ways snow plow people, if they Tommy gets on well with classmates and with adults as well. , � ing costs. The new rate will give a I . referees Keith, Nethery and Steve had seen the ladder. Invariably He is co-operative and willing to abide by rules as long as he ! . bad news Is ever reported in the papers and unpleasant tales we must &rry. Believe it or I a � these workers greater purchas- � . an the air. His letter was a welcome change. not, we have been able to uncover very few Readman, and the Wingham the answer we got and jokingly understands them and feels they are fair. If he is upset about - ing power than either the $2.40 or I . . What many readers fail to realize is that of the former. People simply' don't remem- Senior Citizens group who graci7 was "Someone has a real good something, his reaction is to withdraw into silence. the $2.25 minimum rates -did at !'. . . 1. bully allowed us to use the Ar- I Tommy needs a family where there are other boys around his I flooded with good news ber good deeds for very long. . extension ladder in their shed, a6 . . stories every �weqk. It is not., the- editor's moury facilities for a -lunch after we can all use one". own age. He should not be an only child but adopting patents I the time they were established. f. - I Perhaps this isn't such a bad sign after should have the time and the inclination to give him a good deal At the same time, the $2.65 rate ; I ,choice that so many of the stories deal with - all. In a small community most of the hap- the game on Sunday. On Monday noon we received a I of individual attention since he has missed out on that for most should slightly improve the posi- . : '. - This endeavour was a fine call from the O.P.P. advising that of his I ife. tion of minimum wage earners I . . human tragedy or perfidy. It is a simple fact - Peniqgs are pleasant and ,kindly ones -so' example of community c6 -opera- Mr. Karl Stewart of Fordwich To inquire about adopting Tommy, please write to Today's relative to other workers. I , .. that the general public, from whom we glean they are commonplace and thus not unusual tion and can serve as an example : - had called and reported that he Child, Ministry of Community & Social Services, Box 888, To ensure that these relation- , our sfo�ies for each edition, seldom recall enough to be remembered. It is the minority to us for the future, had foifind an extension ladder Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. In your letter tell something of your ships are not seriopsly eroded . the pleasant happenings. They failk,chiefly events, the less frequent unpleasant hap- Again, my thanks to all con- t and that it could be dura as he had present family and your Way of life, , about those 'unfortunate Incidents which penings, which create attention. cerned. For general adoption information, contact your local during 1976, the Ministry will . 1. . � beard that we had lost one. Children's Aid Society. I keep the level of the minimum I . Sincerely, Our thanks go to Mr. Stewart of wage under continual review and . , I � Dave Magee Fordwich -another honest Citi- . '. . � I . . . , ... � . . ,��-- . . . I � .,; ,. , 1. " � make appropriate recomm6�da- I - .. . - , . I I zen that we can be proud of in our . ".. .. .. I ..;:., � .. *&_1 . 1, :,:, � . I I � . I., - ..�.. . . I ,� . . . . . . . . .. . .... I I'll � :,� ,. I I ... � 11 .. ., I.... tions as they become necessary. . I '..., .. I . :�, , I . . . . . :.:., � In determining th� minimum, I ,community. 1, 1�1 . d . , I . . . ; . . . . January 16, 1§76 Cal Burke - I..; .. I .. .1. I .:. , . the Government took into ac- - ....... I � P. . . The Editor � Burke Electric ` 4 p count the rates paid in other . v Seek an answer , Advance Times I � . . . I, -�;.:.-,,-:. , '___ . . M, .��, � .,!. I :�':%*.-�.,; ., jurisdictions. The rates in some . P/ -�.,; . ::'.:P".�. ,* .v* . Wingham, Ontario Editor, �,�$.-&;W,��,*�, -�n ._....'� . - Advance -Times, � ...�, provinces that have a substanti I .. W.. I . ., I . ' 11 ... .;. .._ .. ally different industrial base will Metro Toronto teachers have been legis- people. This would appear to be the ideal Dear Editor: � Wingham, Ont. , ': %'�be higher than the rate for On- I lated back to the classrooms after a long and time for teachers, government representa- We wish to extend an invitation Dear Sir: :.;;>;; 1:�� tario. However, in 1976, the I costly strike --costly not only to themselves, Lives and parents to sit down together in a to your readers who are 'inter- Fire in the hands of a sensible, minimum wage in neighboring , but to the community generally and their ' united effort to find a better way of solving ested in attending the Annual responsible person can be help- I I.. 1. 1- I I 1. I __,�.-�.- Jurisdictions in the United States students in particular. . labor disputes. Even with average reasoning meeting of the Corporation of the ful, comforting and a real bless- - �., x::7:. `:',K"'1]::'11 will vary from 35 cents to ap- I rr . Secondary school teachers are generally power it is not difficult to see that present Huron Historic Gaol which has ing, but just let it fall into the , � Z' I.- proximately $1 per hour lower I I . believed to be exceptionally intelligent methods are obsolete. � been set for 7:30 p.m., January hands of an arson maniac. and .. than the new Ontario rate. . I 1 28, at the 'Governor's House, in what happens? It can become In addition; a tip differential I I � .all-, ... 1, , I f, the Gaol. ugly, horrifying and a real hell on I I ill be introduced on March 15 1 1 � . ,. 1.11 I I .. I 1. 1.� .11, 11, 11 .1 . '... I-` -- N-1. .�� 1//Iffil . will 01"W/1 ... For a nominal membership fee earth. M " , for some employees, in the I , . THE WINGHAM" ADVANCE -TIMES you will have the opportunity of As you may have guessed by 11 , hospitality industry. The new I . . � .4. taking part in the activities of the now I am referring to that idot minimum to a y where tips a � Published at Wingliam. Ontario, by Wenger Bros. Limited who has made the strangle strap ppl re - . Board whose aim is to restore mandatory. In our more sophisti- 17' ' received, and the categories of I . . . and develop this important his- man . I Barry Wenger, President � 1, Treasurer toric site. , g is called a tipped employees it will cover, I , . Robert O. Wenger, Sedretary-Treas ' cited society this thi� will be announced prior to the � Seat Belt. Do you realize this is . 1; I .... f . With your support and en,�,Z ..... "..0. introduction of the $2.65 . Member Audit Bureau of Circulations '� 'posing ion and taking away just ' . --- 1couragement, we look forward to' it, minimum. Similar announce- ., A, ,.I I Member — Canadian pothinuhity Newspapers Asiioc. Ontario Weekly Newspa s Asso, even greater success in 1976. Ilttle more of your ever so ments will be made with respect I� I I . per _r ,, -1 I . . I o Yours truly, sonal freedom?I . ecious per to the minimum rate applicaWe I- Six - ' . J. Vari den Broeck . to students and to harvest work- , , How much ,do we sit back and ' , Sub6criptim $10.00 per year, To United States $20.00 1 � �', . I Corresponding Secretary take? We have a school system _ .� I I . �'. I , . * I / erg In the seasonal agricultural , , . "! I $ T I �p " - . !P1 - �Flk T,1� MI.."w'I'..'s . le"M I 1�1• I ,Seewd Clam Mail Registration No. ,0621 Return postage guaranteed Huron Historic Gaol Board' which is costing us millions of I I industry. - I I ;�i J I I . F� � I I , � i 'i . . � I 11 I , " , . . � . .1". ".- -I., - —, - - 1. -� , -k , I 1'.." . i - - V... I .. , - I . I I . . . . 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