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Zurich Citizens News, 1974-11-21, Page 14THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1974 Flashing signal for Bayfield (by Milvena Erickson) The controversial curve on Highway 21 at Clan Gregor Square in the Village of Bay- field will get a flashing signal light in the near future. This information was received by the council at their regula» meeting Monday evening. Two letters were received, one from R.E. McKinley, MP and one from Jack Riddell, MPP, both with attached copies of a letter from the Hon. John Rhodes, Minister of Transport- ation and Communication stat- ing the area had been reviewed and he agreed that a flashing signal was needed. Correspondence also included a letter from the County Clerk that the number of electors in the Village is 774; a letter from the Township of Hay informing council that Charles Rau, of R.R.2, Zurich, had been accl- aimed as a member of the Hur- on County Board of Education, representing Separate School supporters, and received a re- search report written by Dr. R.M. Quigley and Dr. J.H.L. Palmer, Faculty of Engineering Sciences, U.W.O. London entitled "Groyne Installation of Sloped Movements and Toe Erosion" which had been carr- ied out very effectively three miles south of Bayfield. Council was notified of a Public Hearing on the Internat- Tonal Joint Commission (USA and Canada) on Water levels in the Great Lakes to be held on Friday, November 22, in the Holiday Inn in Owen Sound. There will be two sessions, the first at 2 p. n. and the second at 8 p.m. Reeve Oddleifson reported he had been in conversation wit' Ed Jarmain, president of London TV Cable, and learned that a new study, Electro -optics, is being conducted for cable TV programming. This is not a proven thing, so no costs, etc., were available; but council is still pursuing all aspects of trying to obtain cable TV. At present it doesn't look too hope- ful because of the terrific costs involved to cable it this dist- ance. In other business approval was given to Mrs. Ed Reid to hook into a drilled well on the Featherstone property on Louisa Street with the usual guidelines regarding depth of pipe, enclosures under driveways etc. and under the supervision of the road foreman, John Lindsay. Letters are to be sent, to Bob McKinley and Jack Riddell thanking them for their inter- vention with the MTC regarding the curve on Highway 21 and also a letter to the Ontario Housing Corporation asking for an updated survey. ELECT: Bob Peck to the Huron County Board Of Education to represent STANLEY, BAYFIELD, TUCKERSMITH & SEAFORTH Due to the shortage of time and the size of the area to be represented, it will be impossible for me to visit all the voters before Election Day. However, you may be sure your support and efforts on my behalf will be sincerely appreciated. TOWNSHIP of STANLEY ELECTION Notice is hereby given that an election will be, held in the Township of Stanley for representation on the Huron County Board of Education. The following polling stations will be open on December 2, 1974, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. POLL 1- LOT 25, CONCESSION 3 Jack McGregor's Residence POLL 2 - LOT 7, CONCESSION 3 Ted Robinson's Residence POLL 3 - VARNA TOWNSHIP HALL POLL 4 - LOT 12, CONCESSION L.R.E. Gladwin Westlake's Residence POLL 5 - FORMER BLAKE SCHOOL Advance Polls will be held at the office of the Stanley Township Clerk, Lot 19, Concession 3, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27 and will be open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. CERTIFICATES FOR PROXY VOTES MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE CLERK UP AND UNTIL NOV. 26, 1974 MEL GRAHAM Returning Officer Township of Stanley ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 15 Urge teachers to attend course (by Wilma Oke) Separate School teachers in Huron and Perth counties will be encouraged by the Huron - Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board to attend family life courses at Waterloo University during the summer holiday period with the board paying their tuition fees. The special training is requir- ed for the teachers to instruct their students in the family life course which the board started last spring for Grade 8 students and hopes to continue again this school term and even expand it. At the board meeting in Seaforth Tuesday night Trustee Vincent Young of Goderich outlined the recommendations to the board from the Family Life Advisory Committee which included: That the family life course be continued at the Grad. 8 level over an extended per- iod of time in order to provide more opportunity for greater indepth discussion and present- ation: that a pilot project be initiated in Grade 7 in at least one school; that serious consid- eration be given to the engage- ment of a co-ordinator to int- egrate religion, guidance and health in conjunction with family life; that if a co-ordin- ator is engaged, consideration be given to a pilot project in the primary division; and that teachers continue to be encour- aged by the board to attend family life courses. "If the program is to be a success, we need a co-ordinat- or, " Mr. Young stated and Superintendent of Education John Vintar said he agreed. While agreeing with the need of a co-ordinator, Howard Shantz of Stratford said he hoped the program would get started earlier this year. "We seem to wait so long to get going on it, " he stated. The board will study the recommendations at the next board meeting on November 25 and in the meantime consider possible persons to recommend Mannerly maidens The seventh meeting of the Mannerly Maidens was held on November 13, at 7:30 at the home of Martha Neeb. We planned a tea party to be held on November 25 at 7:30, at the Township Hall. It will be a formal tea to which the mothers and a friend are invited. We are all to bring sandwiches, squares or cookies. The discussion was entitled, "Hospitality in the Club, " Etiquette at banquets and dinn- ers and many occasions." Hospitality includes being on time for meetings, making a guest feel welcome, and list- ening politely to the speakers. Etiquette for many occasions include men walking on the outside of the sidewalk. This custom was started in England when women used to throw garbage off their balconies onto the street or sidewalk. If the woman was on the inside she would never get hit. The group work consisted of all the girls working on the skit we are to present on Achievement Day, which takes place on January 5 in the Zuric' Public School Auditorium. The meeting was then adjournec 0 ONLY YOU CAN GIVE THE GIFT • F LIFE! as co-ordinator. The Board will apply to the carrier of the board's group insurance plan for $50, 000 additional term insurance on the life of Mr. Vintar to repl- ace the personal policy for the same amount with another company. In the meantime the board will renew the exist- ing policy for $50, 000 term insurance for the period Octob- er 17 to December 31, 1974 until the first request is approv- ed. The board approved the work- ing drawing and specification presented by architect Brian Garrett of Kyles, Kyles and Garrett, Stratford for the 2, 000 square foot addition of a library resource centre at St. Patrick's School at Kinkora, which is estimated to cost $50, 000. Mr. Shantz, chairman of the by-law committee, pres- ented the trustees with a numb- er of changes in the by-laws covering board policy which included the rules covering the number of trustees to attend conferences and the appoint- ment of a hiring agent, but in both areas could only agree to disagree. The trustees are to study the recommendations, write in any changes they woulc like and nail to Mr. Shantz who will re -introduce thein at next meeting. ELECTORS OF SEAFORTH, BAYFIELD TUCKERSMITH and STANLEY VOTE MARILYN (MOLLY) KUNDER Having completed three terms as a representative on the Board of Education, I again solicit your support. ON Qt/4L/TP FOODS E.D. 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