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ST i1ELENS NEWS
• 'Lorn.e,and J D.• Durnin, Bill Rin
toul'and'Richard Elliott left on :.
'''da .. or a. few weeks in Florida:'
M rs W, L. Miller is visiting with
M'r and Mrs'" Gordon, McIntyre',•
at Richmond.:Hill', .while Misses
W, D, Rutherford,and Isobel Miller
are holidaying in Florida:,
Mr and Mrs. Prank McWhinney
attended "Open .House at:the;
College at Centralia on Wednesday'
• Their daughter, Marie is :a student
there. ,w
;Hone .after', being patients in
•Win4ltam Hospital are •Elmer•
Woods ,' Gerald .borscht ;'Miss Mary
':Murray, Mrs. John Cameron and
Mrs .George'Webster
M r • . and ,Mrs : • Fred M,cQutllin• •
wereSY
unda• visitors' wirh:.,h�t,_.and•,.
Mrs: Barry i' 4cQui1rici , Ji l and`
Scott' at: Thornhill..
Mr. -and l\1rs': Fred Tbompson,;
•penny and ',Skil); Of Cooksville'•'were
week -end si'tors_with'Mr'..and
'Mrs,' Gorden:1`.1cPherson:.,: •
,SHOOT PART
one
8-2125.
•elnrytive Shower
�iBriidiHer�
.h relative shower. for Miss,Brenda
Henry ,' br'ide:elect- was held on
'Saturday afternoon; February 15''at.'•
the home of the bride's aunt Mrs
• Games. and Contests •were: given. by
'•Karen,MCenzie of :Goderich. ,Irene
Henry , sister of the bride., assisted;
in opening her many lovely gift's
A bountiful lunch was. served, by
the hostess •
Eleven tables en joved the Shoot
• Party in the' hall on Thursday
e enrnv Hit h prizes went to
pap •Paiinabeckor• and Rey ',Tavior .
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'',#\'`,c'Donald .and i 1rs .. "Pete" , Je'ffer -
son, with the shoot
,.or ;.-tO, John Lyons, C ar.nn„,the
a;thcst was oh,n And. w' ncarest
J ,'
birthday., Frani. '\ r.Qui linand:. ,
nea-cst 'ani^i‘c.saty ...:•.
.Elwood
15arbout. T c iext,inatitUte rayd.
party is flat r ed for N •arced • th.
)item:'.iC' and• ! L.Lard•law of Win--
y
ha rn spout the wcc 1. -'end w ith• their ,
;;r:anuj a.ent ' I\'. •'and ,'rs. T` Jk
Todd
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will •hc ,c1e:on *.,a. «h i .V'.c.
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loll at . o'cloct•. Pol. call
•
ALFRED BEATTY WALbEi.
A iitelOng resident. of Huron
Townshi'' A°lf'redWalden passed
away.in the kinea,rdine District
',Hospital On February '14th 19f 9:.•
Mr. Walden; the son of the fa'te
Mr and '.Mrs ;,John:Sydney Walden
rador, r bv••! l� "a:-1..? ,1::^•t`, „or
ydon t..'liri ani.• w;;'; ;r, l rte - t
I., Y. 1� 'ill. :l Ci..Cri 'C'•,. L,r i•.t' Y,.rr
1.0,d .`w,A r. 5 ... •-'1
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.Ion F..�'ons;:'L '.".i,. a7 i!c.' •", 4w Lira
'rlrs ha, 1�i.c N:c; a ,i •
and o:
We),1st, ; • I
was bona' ren , uron76wps-on
June •30th 15r7- 4110 --resided there
ail his life.. '
In 1:92O'he married Annie'Pollock
who' predeceased him in \ov'embe-r
1t�.4�a • He was. a a}n,enil�er of the •
Re hel.LJnited Church and for:. •
several,` ..ears served on Huron.,
Township Council' .
ev ,, .
JohriC. [r11�'
a ontlnCted-2r
•
fiir;eral service at 'the MacLennan'
Puncta)', )loose en 1.':onda . Fear -
;ary 1-th '' Ternpora,ry ent m bi:me'nt
w,as in :l inca din' Cei:i.eter,'Chaps.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1969
Introduce Qral French dor Senior Grades,
IliTuke Several Years To Implefliet
Municipalities in Bruce operating
trier camps, will be advised that
they- will have to contribute to the
county ed'ucationa : system.
"This :may conie:.as a jolt to some
municipalities particularly in "the
resort areas," said board, chairman ;
George Loucks of Chesley . '
Under existing legislation'a mun-
icipality may collect "a* monthly
'fee not exceeding. $20. If this •-
procedure is, followed; the board of
education is. likely to receive less
than its net cost of'educating the
childr?r} residing in trailers. In'
effect.' it•wili mean that the rest•of
the county will be subsidizing the
educational costs:
Or it can operate a trailer park or
camp and fix the',fees to be paid
with no ceiling•on the amount, In
this case the municipality must
pay thehet cost of'education..
Director of education J,L, Bowers
,told the•board that the proposed'
Douglas• Poirmt expansion will
create a:need: for permanent and
ternporary housing. •
Trailers Will more than likely be
KINLOUGH
Mr. and Mrs Frank Maulden
visited last, Monday with'•Miss
Rutherford at St'.:'Helens, .
Mr, arid.Mrs,... ;john W, ,Scott. visit
ed •Wednesday evening 'with Mr:
and Mrs '•.Mervyn.,Eckmier of Kinc
axdine
. The M,, W.I;:. will Meet .ori 'T,hurs
da •,Mar ch .0th at the honkie of :Mrs •
Jim'Smith , Roll Call - The. most
essential ,thing 'in': my medicine,,
,•
cabinet: Topic •-• Cancer, Irish'
P.
Journal, "Old " and hey reale dies
for sickness" , Mrs: Howard Harris.
Demonstration 'Easter Eggs. `Dir-
':rs = rs To _rn Hodgins Mrs'.
Charlie' Murray
Jean'Sutton,': and, her friend "visited
on• Sunday, at the Thorne of her
parents:, Mr': and:Mrs.. Lyman
Sutton
Mrs: William Cox and Mr. and
Mrs':J. Scott spent the week -end.
with their granddaughter Barbara
'Concession, 4;, Huron ; . while her
parents; Mr..and Mrs, Bill Scott',
enjoyed their: 4th Anniversary.
week.end in: Toronto ,
` ,Joan Percy is practice:: teaching
this week at the Kinloss ;Central
School at Holy roo
d
M ..
,. r and Mrs ; Glare Sparling :and
•;u-:familji.Of Walkerton visited on, Sun
Y
day with Mr ..and Mrs.' George''
Haldenby.•
We are•sorry to•report'that'Mrs
:.Bert Nicholson was''a patient in the'
,Wingharn.4a.nd' District Hospital for
a . few .days.7,, We hope :"for a speedy
recovery. •
Visitors. with,Mr. and Mrs: Russell )•
,
Hewitt were Mr, and Mrs: Henry
Emmerton of l(incard'ine,''Mrs. '
Albert Young::of Bervi'e and Nirs'.:
oug as a'mp•e C) rn ow
Conr2tulation_ to Mr, 'and Mrs.
used for temporary ;accomodations
and this'will'be a problem for the
board," It is possible that tl`
board will' have little time .to plan
for educational needs and yet plan-
ning is essential, if educational.
needs are to be, met:" r
He said there were only certain '
tirnes Of the year when, it is possi_ble'.
to, hire the required staff.
`Mrs.- Donald' Milne of Kincardine,
chairman, of the.special committee..
lookinginto'sites for hoard offices,
said, `a.reommendation.Would! be`
made at the next Meeting.
She said a building approximately
10,000 to 12 , 000 square feet'
'exclusive of future maintenance
shops, adequate pakin. facilities;;
five, acres ofland were :among `.
s orrie 'of •the.•teauirernents.
.The' development of a . county-
wide oral French, Program for grades
.7 and 8 was approved .:The director
of ,education was authorized •to hire
a consultant or. supervisor. He 'said .
that the•program county -wide
;'might take from: three' to "four' years,
to a'rnplerrtent
• :Teachers reaching 6.5 years of age
this year may be granted an exten=
sion of ;one,ye:ar.
• The: ;board fayori negotiating with
elementary."and secondary teachers
at the same tithe:, but'realizes that
it will:be iinpossible to'.do so this
year..,:The Ontario Teachers'
Federation. will. be, advised of the
boards wishes.
• Principals .of the, secondary •
schools•'will be authorized to hire
,the required teachers.
An'accountant will be: hired• this•
-week Other personnel to be hired •
before :the'aciministrative structure
'is complete'are a.supery sor
'maintenance' and a •supervisoc•'of .
transport ,and purchasing.
Kingsbridge
KINCSBRTDCE NEWS
On February 20. the guides opened
their meeting with roll call:' All
were present except two who, were
sick. They formed a horseshoe andi
had another game .on history given
by the Captain, Miss Betty De ' :
Bruyn which once again proved, to
be fun;
•The.guides then.went to Patrol
Corners and; were able 'to try any of.
the -testi that' they had : previously
miss'ed;.,, Most of th.e'guides took
advantage of this'opportunity.
They then. had Campfire and the ; •
Sw.ailows had a few skits which
were good We all tried to learn a
few new songs •and: closed with taps'
WHITECH!JRCH
On Monday'Mr. and •Mrs: Aar ert.
and family, former'Lucknow
residents moved into Mrs . Hugh
Hand's house. We, welcome them'
to the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cover and
Christine of Godericb• were
'Friday.evening .Visitors with Mr
and Mrs. Russel Chapman. Mr, arid'
.Mrs. Cover have, recently purchas-
eda photography business in God
erich , • Mrs Cover is 'a niece: of Mrs'
Chapinans .
• At a meting of Chalmers Presby'..
teria•n4 church on: Monday evening
Toth Morrison.was'appointed ;chax•r=.
rnan •o' he Board of Managers
:Archie Puidon, secretary •and Mrs
Bill' V ersteeg Church Treasurer .•
Mr. and .Mrs, Jim Moffat and
farnily'of Wingham' and Mr.: and
Mrs Elwood _Groskorth were fin Kit
chener ori Sunday whe e"they
were joined by Mr. and Mrs. 'Paul
Groskorth and family of Toronto •
and enjoyed an evening;•together,
lie I E. ,kv-aRs", en Ni'cha1sbn) of
-Georgetown ori the birth
of a '
...daughter. •A sister for: Linda and
Larry'.
• Elena; ;Mae .MacDonald of Ketch
ener spent the week end at her
home here
Lois Nicholson of .Milton. and Mr,'
'and Ivies, Jerry •Collison of
C-e.orttrwn spent the week -end;, at
'. the hone 'of their.par'ents, Mr:. and
.`S
Bert.Nicholson.
;icholson.
i 1r and Mrs', Rusell' Hewitt and
Bur�ivin' age two•daughte,rs 't s.
t- C.' •(Dc rothy) Wall ofAr;a
vid, �r
?.:rs: Alla r
:\kl'•4vi$ � of Huron ; Ev,lene
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and
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six si ns,i L� c ii ,r.st and Rai• o;
z:;t~ofi Tt�wn�y:.T Ca:'
of r,:rtc'rie•ne
tratlord , tili.7e,rie f Barrie,
two h:Oth eY t i lel} ar l f
rwb.L;a,d-
Sncw t:w rep Ee l:o.:• Wiil�a
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w «mow« •Fl ww .� y, t. :lea r4 }v:e''
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• t . and =hers . 'plait Allen of Listow-.
el visited wit1,tMr:'and Mrs,
W111ace.He itt at, Waterford.
.Friends frons here will he pleased;
tr :::now that. Wall•aael•lewitt ;: who
underwent surgery'ire the. Simcoe
t"loi5pltal , is •?,na kin , a pod
•
&"'r:x•. - i •4.4 .Jig
n of,pucanoN
ervisor of1 Buildin
aintenance Service
• Dtties.will include resPonsibilitY for entire. caretaking and ..
main tenance ro ram' ( (35 buildin supervision employees
t p g . gs ) super... sion of. emp1 Y
engaged in custodial' and: maintenance work;' and assistance and
supervision in- new'' constru'ction.. ' n
Duties 'are to commenceas soon as possible.
Salary will be".•negotiated
e'rvis
ms
asin
Duties will- include . arranging and supervising bus contract
services. for the safe and efficient trans ortation of students and.
supervision ,of purchasing, warehousing and distribution of -sup--,
-plies, and 'equipment in accordance with procedures • and controls
to be established.
Related: experience would be an asset.
Duties will . commence. as • soon as 'possible:.
Salary will be negotiated.
Apphcattons marked "Supervisor of Buildings and Maintenance'
or • "Supervisor of Transportatiotn, .and Purchasing" will . be re-
ceived until 'March; 4, 1969. '
ROLAND R._SWANSON..:
SUPERINTENDENT' OF ;BUSINESS AND FINANCE
BRUCE'COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
DRAWER 190, CHESLEY, ONTARIO
J. L, BOWERS G. C. LOU1CKS
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