The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-08-27, Page 12PAGE TWELVE :
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCK.IOW, ONTARIO
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After more than a month's
"break from the previous
regular meeting; Huron, County
Board. of Education came ` to
grips with .several problems' at
Monday evening's meeting in the
Boar/' Room ' of ,,Central Huron
Secondary School, Clinton.
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Main. items discussed were a
detailed report on transportation
presented.. by , L. R.. • Maloney, •
manager; y purchasing and—
Services; and a comprehensive
seriesof proposals on . Board
policies of,
by D.:' J.'
• • ;Cochrane, director :of education. •
Final result to be announced
later.
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R. B. .. Dunlop, business
administrator; who previously
had ..been instructed to proceed
with the . Canadian Bank.: of
Commerce • payroll processing
proposal, informed , the Board
that the matter" was well in hand
and that •the first .. payroll
' -under-the--..new::-system:
won d be issued September 26,
the first, payday in ' the: new
academic year.
Elmer' D.. Bell, QC, Exeter,
solicitor, . for the Board; wrote
that' he had.>.completed the work
in„,connection with the purchase
from . Waldo Duff •. Thompson,.,
Clinton, . of , a lot of . Raglan
Street; Clinton, , for, ' $400 to
provide an entrance AO the
• playing,3fields ,of. Central Huron
Secondary School. ,.
The Board decided to accept
an offer of $1per desk for 20
desks stored at Zurich.,
a
prc.t...ie
enefits
1969, and others, at various dates
since , the, first of the year,
including, that of August 1,
1969. Where do you start? "
A motion slipped ,through
making August 1; 1969; the
effective, date . ,but was soon
rescinded . when members
pointe&9stt_that there should be
some further, consideration of
the matter. .
_It
was . deckled then to
request. D. J.:Cochrane, director
of education, to submit,.
written .report a'n�d
recommendation on the subject:.
to the Board at its next meeting
in Clinton on: Tuesday evening,
September 2: It may be noted
that school opens that day.
.ucknaw Native
i`re- AtKingston
LAURA: E. IN 'ARMSTRONG '
Funeral' services were held in N
Lucknow on Tuesday, August 19th
from the Johnstone Funeral Home
for Mrs. Laura• Ethel Victoria
Armstrong,; age 94, of Kingston.
Rev:.:' Robert' Nicholls of Lucknow
United Church officiated and
—burial was it (reenhill C'emetery,._,_
Lucknow:.
Mrs. Armstrong was, the' former
Laura E. V Berry. daughter of • "
George Washington Berry and.
Agnes Mary Savage. IIer fathet`
was a druggist in Lucknow many
years ago andbuiit' the building.
presently housing the Umbach
Pharmacy. . •
Mrs:...Armstrong had been a
resident of.Kingston for.about four
years and prior 'to'that resided at
Bay. Ridges, Ontario. .She , attended
the Cooke's Portsmouth United
Church' in Kingston: -She was born
in
Lucknow : • '
The,. James Reid Funeral Home in
WEJDNESDAY, AUGUST 27th, 1969
A':. special committee on
"fringe .benefit” insurance, as .
requested' ;by the employees was
set 'u:p by Chairrnan •John Lavis,
as follows: Clarence McDonald,
Exeter, . . chairman; John
Broadfoot, Brucefield 0 Mrs.
rily_n:_Kunde ;-Seaforth; Mrs.
J W Wallace,, Goderich; James
Ta•ylor, Hensall
J. W. ,W.aliace, 'Goderich,
•be'fore joining the Huron County
Board.` ,of • Education. as • ; a
member, had been "active in the
.Ontario:.P.ublie;_School Trustees'. •
Association. She was' appointed
by motion of the..Huron' County •
:Bbard• to represent it . on the,
board•of-.:directors :of that
:;'organization:
Kingston were -in -charge of arrange -
IT'S EASTERN CANADA'S
SIXTH ANNUAL MID=WESTERN O]
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Aug:
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oo P:M. a 7:00 P.M.
n.
2:00 P.M.
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* BRAHMA BULL, RIDING * BULL DOGGING
* WILD COW MILKING' * BRONC RIDING
* DARING CLOWNS ' .
•* FLAG, BARREL. b PICKUP' RACES
NEW THIS YEAR
* PONY TEAM CHARIOT, RACES *,, PARADE
*. • LITTLE BRITCHES. STEER.. RIDING .
* • NOVICE. BARE BACK BRONC RIDING
EAT ON THE, GROUNDS
•ments there with •the Johnstone
Funeral Home in . Lucknow . in ,
chargeofthe_b_nrial service here..
• Mrs. Armstrong is survived by,
three sons, Rev I; G Berry
Armstrong of. Kingston',.''Ernest..M : •
Armstrong of Box Grove, Ontario.•
and John W.. Armstrong of London;
also.a sister Mrs A G Smith of,
Shelburne
• Pallbearers,were John, P Sinclair,
David, Cassidy,' Ernest H. .
Armstrong; •Lorne,: Armstrong, Paul.
Van Blaricom and George:
Armstrong,
: It was pointed but 'that`' the
• special. projects :. section . of
Ontario I)e:partme- ofd
Education had issued ant appeal:
to . Ontario schools • for surplus
hand tools, work • benches and`
other industrial arts equipment. • '
T -lie --equipments badl3eeded-�
for use in the Commonwealth
Caribbean schools ins. the. West
Indies, and will be shipped' there.'
under the Department's
Operation . School Supplies
Programme:
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In this ' connection, D. J. .
• Cochrane, director of education,
was empowered to. ' make a'
Survey of ` any 'surplus' `arts'
equipment owned, by the Huron
County Board, and arrange for
its conveyance as noted the.
appea:, .
Ontario Man wer''Retrauung'
Program sought approval in
principle of a' retraining course
in the woodworking trades. The
Board ... gave ' approval' to the
after-hours .use of one of ' its
car tryshops and'' authorized
the direcelk to enter into more
detailed discussions . with ' the
• officials ' involved before the
Board makes a firm
commitment.
Effective date of . the
mmen gment t - .of "fn
benefits" for administrative s L
and nofi-teaching { employees of
Huron . County Board of
Education poses a touchy
piob eni for the Board.
Lincoln_,.: County Council
submitted : a ,questionnaire on '•
Board finances, stating, that ; it
was , preparing.; certain basic
information • . about the .1969
estimated • expenditures ' of
various ; Boards., of Education,
and ultimately to summarize and.
present this Wosmation with
recommendations to the.
Province
in'' ` refusing. to, 'take. any
action, Huron County Board of
Education ' members indicated
that they did not consider it part
of Lincoln County Cou_ ncil's ` or
any other county; council's
function, • to seek such .
i n formation from ' . elected
County Boards. ' of Education, ":
whose members are all elected
by the . ratepayer's in,• the'same ••
way that County Council
/members are elected:
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WHITECHU S
On Friday evening.; August -15
a reception was -held for. Mr.,and
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Mrs. 'George Conn .newly Yweds'in
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tVhitechurch community)
'Memorial Hall.
iffinsOrchestra°sup `pp1ied.'music
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for dancing for the large crowd,
with Brian`Rintoul doing.the call
'ing' off,
•At the lunch ;:hour ,Mr . and. Mrs.
'!.Conn, were called to:the;, platform
and given seats of honor.while,
Lorne:;Forster addressed them.. ••
The . : Board decided . to
increase salaries of custodians in .. '
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COW -POKE BREAKFAST '
BARBECWBEEF .a CHICKEN' : ZURICH BAKED BEANS,
SPECIAL ATTRACTION BEAUTY CONTEST
•ADMISSION TO GROUNDS
Adults $1.50/ Child_ ren 50c
• Bleachers 25c Reserved Seats (covered) 50c
Olivet Holiday,
For Cape Children►
• OLIVET. NEWS •. .
Visiting: at the':hornes' of Mr .
and :Mrs .:'Jack McGuire and'Mr.
and; Mrs. Walter Black are four:.
little girls` from Cape Crpker The
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ed thein with
Ivl.urray Gaunt present zn
a gift .of, money ' George replied ':
thanking the 'crowdfor bein
$
;P resent; for their gift and kindness
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in: remembering he and his bride
in 'this way
George .will: be teaching school
at Medicine; Hat this year. and he;
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'invited any of his friends who may
be.in that vicinity to visit them:
Lunch':was served and 'dancing
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resumed.
visit was arranged through'rhe
'ni ter e
United church 'minister e , R'vre d
n ;
Norma, Secord
,'Mr .and Mrs: Herb Clayton and'
Lynn attended the Clayton family
picnic at Stratford'receritl'v: '
Laurie-Ma-cCharles- is a=patient--:• -.
at present: in St. Joseph's 'E•iosp taI
London. •
Mrs. Elmer. Osborne and: grand-
daughters Joyce;: Joan and: Sheila
are holiday ing at.Sa�uble Reac• `•
Y Beach,:
guests of. Mr,',.and Mrs' Duncan
McCallt'rin •
Recent visitors with Mr and
Mrs. Herb Clayton were .iteverend
and•Mrs. Douglas •Dunlop.of'.
Fonthill and Mr.'.and Mrs. Morley
•Mills of Georgetown;' •
Me; and Mrs':: Alex M cKinnon
and two dauhters .of Hamilton.
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visited on 'Wednesday with-l'lrs:
W . R.''Hamilton.
CRAWFORD MOTORS
CRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH
WINGHAM ONTARIO
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McKillop sshools b six . er
�E',ARE CLEARING OUT ALL
cent. Recommendations of
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Business Administrator and 1969 I
Plant Superintendent 're #" i
I' * 63 FORD, 4. door sedan,: s andard
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eletnentary schools
lark were ted !h 1970 MODELS�WIL
65 CHRYSLER, 4 door ' hardtop, .
power Steering, brakes and
radio
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Some emipleyees were taken
the *poll . at January 1,
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sa es re , accepted, e •
custodian ' at, ' Brookside' to ' * ARRIVE:: SEPTEMBER 23rd •
receive an increase of $800.
L. R. Maloney, manager;' of *.w * * a<•a<' ai .* <.*.. *.* * a<:*
purchasing, was , authorized to
attend school transportation •
seminar. at ' York ' University, ,•
Toronto, August 21.22
Tender of Melvin Steep . at
$2;400 per annum was accepted
on condition that .quoted price
ako included removal of snow
from ' sidewalks before office
-opening at headnuarters in '
Clinton on. days when required.
Cale' Doucette.Limited, Clinton,
was 'awarded contract as ,$2,785
for strapping and tiling ceilings;
D. A Kay and Son, Clinton, lit
classrooms,kind ai supply :
-$885 foz� , ntl
erg n, supply
I ' room, aal111.011' Public School.
DODGE Monaco aco Convertible,
8 automatic,;' console and. radio •
67• DODGE' '
stahonwagon, • 8 cylinder
automatic and radio
65---•-EOI D►,4:dooir = =arutomaticzan
radio
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DODGE, 4 'door sedan,'
6 automatic with radio
63 CHRYSLER; 2 • door hardtop,
power steering, brakes and radio
PONtIAC, 6 automatic
2.
TRUCKS
4
DODGE 1)500, chassis and cab
8 DODGE, 1 ton,: express
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