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WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL 27th, 1744
LUCKNOW ONTARIO ° .:W.EDNE$DAY, APRIL 27th, 114
ELIEMENTARY SCHOOLS MUST .INDICATE OBLIGATION
m, Lucknow H. S. Boards Pass
Resolutions Dissolving Areas In
Favour Of Amalgamation New Area
Would Take .On New Name
It was explained at the regular
Meeting of the Wingharri District
High School Board that the Luck'
now District High 'chool Board
' had passed a resolution asking the,
'consultative committees of Huron
'and Bruce. Counties to dissolve
the "Lucknow district' in order for
Create a new district comprising
• that now .under the jurisdiction
of both Lucicnow and Wingham,
A similar resolution was present-
ed to the V ingharn board• by the '
secretary, , to dissolve its district,.
This was discussed by the metn-
bets'.. The resolution outlined the
conditions of,,amalgamation,
Chief of : which was to make the
Lucknow High School available•to
the elementary boards of Lucknow
, and Kinloss once:`anaalgamation •
takes, place. .The board. pissed'',
'the resolution, which will be for-
warded tothe county' committees.'
The Wingham board late met -
witha. group from the Lucknow
board and furthercondition was
FIRST RUN FILMS 11WAIR. CONDITIONED COMFORT
ENTERTAINMENT IS OUR BUSINESS -
TOURS,,.' FRI., SAT. A 'RIL 28-29-30.
added to the resolution to the eff- •
ect that a formal agreement from •
the elementary school interests
should indicate their obligation
in taking over the Lucknow build
ing.
The two groups also discussed
a proposed building program which
will be necessary if amalgamation.
of the two districts takes place.;
The added facilities as: outlined
by Principal F. E. yMadill,w ll. be
in addition to those already :app-
roved by the Department of Edu-
cation for a necessary expansion
at the school, :based, on survey
figures, of enrolment 'at. the school
over the next five years.
The new proposal includes acc-
ommodation
cc-ommodat on for an extra 190
pupils from the Lucknow area.
which• would bring total acconim-
odation at the school up.,to 1,460
. pupils-
TO accommodate these. 190
students itis proposed tto add•'three
Classrooms, onescience roam..
• Sandlra Dee
'Bobby 'Darin'
• Donald: O'Connor
Plus Laurel, & Hardy
The Laughing Twenties
A FILM FIRST WITH; THE' NOSTAIGIeBEST•
OF STAN AND OLLIE'S GOLDEN
ERA OF COMEDY
two vocational; shops and .one
commercial room : The proposal
also recommends an enlarged
administration area. an enlarged
cafeteria andconsideration of
departmental work areas. There
is also the possibility of the need
'fat a fourth gymnasium.
The previous building, program
allowed for four classrooms, one:
library, secretarial laborat.acy,
office' practice room, marketing.
room, agricultural laboratory,
greenhouse, machine shop, metal
and welding shop, occupational
shop for boys, single gymnasium.
cafeteria addition, 'staff room,
teachers' workroom and increased
administration area., This plan
was set out.%o'supply facilities for
an,expected increase in enrolment'
over the next five years of ;400
students .from the . existing Wingham
area..
The two boards also discoed
the need, for a change of name if
the two districts amalgamate,:
and a Motion was passed to suggest
to the county consultative comm
ittees• that tine new area be . called •
'The Huron=Bruce Secondary '
Schema .District- .
other business i•tmcspal' Mad^
repeated that seven teachers have
resigned, effective the 'end of
Tune, and that a number of replace
relentshave, been secured buil some
podtions ate •c len,
/ ,No actionwas taken on a.letter ,
&O a the Tees tettncH in re-
gard to school cerate a • pro e .
Barrs
.11,te'plcitacv Revirs tield their
.'regular imeeting.u April�
gator 6ottithets,was fin charge' of
cite,,
Einnditer mom o canes was
w clr eatruf'was-
iMerg;ittledl. , '14't s. Ram innry
' be a hirie ilAtOnitay..'
Apr.. i meFwaie of this'
is to ze chalccall r t-
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ter 7.. .. Mt. and S.
am". " trm`
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wilson and
family inthe passing ofhermoth-
er, the late Mrs. Kennedy Of
Kincardine-
' Mr. and Mrs, Ron Stanley and
family, M. and Mrs. Ralph Goes -
el and family; Alex Stewart and:
girls visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Stewart on. Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer 'Benedict and Virg,
,roma spent Easter week in Brown
City, Michigan, returning by •
fid allacebur, g and visited Mr. and tit
T. J. Martinfamily.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Stanley Benedict
of. Pett Lambtoo spent' the week-
end
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
'Benedict..
Mr. and Mrs. E. W.. Reage 'of•
MacGr'egot, Manitoba,', on their. •
way home from ,visiting their son.
Petty Officer A. R', Reage and
daughter inlaw• and; family of
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia,are visit,
ing with the latter's sister and
brother in law, Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Tanner of Lucknow-.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott of
Southgate, Michigan, and who ..'.
have just returned home. from .seen=
ding six Months in Tampa, Florida
ware weekend visitors with Mrs.
Zack McKendrick and Madeiy ne:
McMorran.
SATURDAY MATDUEE
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FILM SHOWN AT THE MEM THEATRE FOR T'H E:
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