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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10th, '196!'
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BY-SHIRLEY J. KELLER.
Several standing policies were';
set by the Huron County Board of
Education meeting in Clinton,.
The first of these gives the
principals of the individual •
schools the authority tomake the
decisions whether or not buses ,
wi11'rurr when the weather`'is•
questionable. The board noted ;
itwould be .impossible to make
' decisions centrally regarding the
'Cancellation: er, early departure
.from.a school of all board -owned
'and contracted btises•dunn pR.
incle:rnent weather. ,
Board member John Broad'foot:
asked how the principal living
25 miles away from the school•
.,could` make decision about'
weather...F'!e was told the, policy
statementprovided for siich •
priinci,pals. to delegate authority
on this; matter to. someone•
residing closer to. the school,.
School principals were also
left in charge of suspension and:
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expulsion; of any students who
have disregarded all other means;
of reasonable disciplinary action.
When such matters are brought
be fore the board , they shall .be.. -
dealt with in committee
The board also, gave approval.
for the use of privately -owned
automobiles to transport sural ii
'groups of students on authorized
school 'business and 'agreed to
compensate owners for the extr.
'expenseinvolved in providing' '
adequate insurance coverage.•
A-regpest. from' -the principal of:
Victoria.School in'Goderich to
allow, Goderich teachers to travel
to Violet Ele1ner►tary.School,in
St. C;lair.Shores, Michigan on an'
exchange program was. denied.. •
Director.of Education John D.
Cochrane said, "It is just.too soon
to get into this •sort of thing,'',
Board members'also agreed to,
advise Middlesex County Board o;f
Education ;that Huron students
presently attending \Middlesex
schools will be 'allowed, to :corn-
`'piete their.education •i,that
school 'systern
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rider
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott
and, Mr. and hlrs. Russell. McGuire,
patrons::of the, United Dairy, Prod'-
ucers Co-operative. gone 3.; attend
ed-the_..Arinual niecji48 and ,dinner
on S'at.urda •r at Guelph. The'
Blyth Co-op arranged for the
which took the Members, and
patrons -ta Guelph . . •
':.Rew and 1rs..Tom. Maxwell
of Kitchener. were dinner'guest :
on Sunday' with, Mr., and lrs,
Gordon. Wall and far�rily. Rev: T;
r'�laxwell•'had charge .of the
.services on Sunday in the ,'abse.nce
of Rev iorace Braden at Lang-
side anl;Whitechurch .
-S.ancday-S, hoot-s'rholars
Chaliners presbyter.ian and the
.United Church had practice
Sunday afternoon in"the 'United:.,.
(hurch::for as .United `Sunday
School concert; to he, put on•
Sundae , Tlecember 21st'at 3`15
in,Whitec'hi rch C ormunity ,
Me norial''h fall.',: when the :ladies
will provide lunch . Rev • and
Horace .Braden ani her
.another plan to; he. in_,atfendance..
Whitechurch vicinity Was.well .'
represe ted at Wingham and
District High -School Graduation
Cxerctse�:on Fridayevening..
();ongiatulations. ftOin fromthe commun.
tty go to Joann, Laidlaw a'grade_ '°
13grad rat -era d. Denn4s hu -1 �_-=_
of Durham ; a .patient at victoria.
Hospital Ldndon .
Baby Jason
spent the week -end with his
grandparents Mr,. and Mrs'. •
Wal1ace.Conn..
' visitorsduring the ,week=•end. •
with Mr. and M.rs'..,Gershom
Johnston of Wingham were, Mr.
and Mrs Ken Johnston, Clinton,
Jack Johnston of St. Pauls Mr
a:nd Mrs. Woods and Sylvia ,
andBill'Woods of Seaforth. Bill
who had, been,: injured in. a'":car. `•
accident:was able to'be home
from hospital and: the injured leg
,now in: a waiking;cast.,
Mr and Mrs'. George :Currie
spent the week -end' with their
relatives in London.. ;They had
_l ee'n, invited .attend, an
entertainment in. Westminister •
Hospital: Their grandchildren..
Jackie •St Marie did::step dancing
Allan .McConnell took part; in the,,
square dance did Highland fling.
:and.sword dance Jerry St
1aarte s:Orchestra;:furnished- -
music for dancing at the
entertainrnent.
I':SWAPPED TOR
IT THROUGH .THE
WANT ADS
grade 12 'and to others. whose..
ria'r�tes .we. have .not; received .
Mr; and MTs.; Ca•meron`Sim
neons of London,•we.re Sunday
visitors: w ,th \•1 rs Ezra Scholtz..
To Shake •us` realize that';wint.er
is.''just around, the corner a', stiff
east wind •hy•noon on Sunday
hrought along a sleet storin which.
plat a ctaatin'g.:of ire, over every
thing .. On‘ Monday f orning
.school•buses' had ,to,drive cautious-
ly on roads 'Where. where.'some
were stuck on hills: The going •
on highways was• good becauseof
Tra T1ities for removal of Tce-and
show.
We -are pleased to-telsart-that . ;
Mrs; Orville Tiffin:was able to
return •hone. after ey.e't.reatment
frp.m Victoria Hospital on Friday:
T,he following young. folks from'
Uoridon spent the week -end at
their homes here Wayne Martin;
Jtt.l2obertson Jim Morrison,:
Joann Laidlaw and Janette Sohn'-
ston .. •
Alma. C'onh of Guelph:.
University spent'.the weekend.
with her parents'i`it. and
Wallace . Cbtn. •.
lair , and ivirfi, - noti ;las Conley.,
of,Wingharn visited 'Saturday
with his !mother 'Mrs.. Jiro, 'Conley
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