The Huron Expositor, 1970-07-02, Page 9KINDERGARTEN CLASS GRADUATES
Parentsof Seaforth Public School Kindergarten pupils were
present recently as members of the class graduated into grade
one in a ceremony in the school auditorium. Class valedictorian
was Susan McLean. Shown' following the ceremony with their
teacher, Mrs. R. J. Boussey are:
(Front left) Jim Savauge, Jeff Henderson, Wayne Marshall,
Patti Watson, Lori Butt, John Staffen. (Centre) Bill Garrick,
Bradley Gowan, Eddy Nielsen, Susan McLean (Valedictorian),
Tony Nielsen, -Mark MeLlwain. (Back left) Barbie Dupee,
Christie Knetsch, Jackie Schenck, Mary Thompson, Jill Muir,
Robbie Smith, Steven Henderson, Colleen Maloney.
(Photo by Phillips)
Residents at Seaforth Manor enjoyed' a bus tour across
Huron County on Thursday aboard a Habkirk Transit bus.
The party of 41 accompanied' by Mrs. Jean Henderson and
Mrs.' Ken fuisser spent some time in Goderich 'and Bay-
" field before returning to Seaforth Manor. (Staff Photo)
B of E Considers
Public Image
During conventions reports
by Vatiotis Board members at the
Huron County Board of Education
meeting in Clinton Monday eve-
ning, it was evident that trustees
were interested in improving
their public image..
In fact, according to Mrs.
J. W. -Wallace, Goderich, Mrs.
Warren Zinn, Ashfield Township,
Clarence' McDonald, Exeter; and
Director of Education, John
Cochrane, many discussions at
two conventions attended by
Board representatives centred
around public relations and im-
proved communications with the
taxpayer.
Decision was reached to in-
• troduce new policy at the July
• meeting' which will permit re-
presentatives of the press to sit
in on the, entire meeting. Although
the Board will be in committee
of the whole Board for part of
the meeting, the press 'will be
free to listen in on the procee-
dinge and to report orfeertain as-
pectS of those in-committee ses-
sions.
Mrs. Wallace told the Board'
that in some areas of Ontario,
school boards are hiring former
. newspaper people to keep the
ratepayers informed through a
type of, newspaper. publisherd by
the Board.
Chairman John Levis re-
marked that in his opinion pre-
sent press coverage is adequate:
He 'said the.. information' is con-
tained in a daily paper , and in
seven county newspapers. It' is
up to the taxpayers to read this
information and digest it, he
added.
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MRS.. ELMER SHADE
•Mrs. Elmer Shade died in
Seaforth Community Hospital'
on Friday- following an illness
of two days. She was 71.
Born in McKillop, she 'was
the former Mary Ann Theresa
Kaehn, daughter of the late John
,Kaehn and Margaret Johnson.
She attended school in 'Fucker-
smith and Hibbert.
She is survived by her hus-
band to whom she was married
at Mitchell in 1923 and by a daugh-
ter, Mary, Mrs. Grant Bisback,
Hensall. She is also survived by
5 grandchildren.
Funeral services conducted
by Rev. T. F. Hancock of Eg-
mondville United Church were
held from the Box„funeral cha-
pel on Mondiy. Interment fol-
lowed in Egmondville cemetery,
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OBITUARY'
pallbearers' being James Bis-
back, peter Bisback, Paul Doig,
James Brown, Leonard Strong
and •Roy Scott. Flowerbearers
were Allan Bisback and Kevin
Bisback.
An annual bursary of 1;500 for an area Inhalation therapy
student is being established by
the Aron-Perth Tuberculosis
and Respiratory Disease Assoc-
iation.
The decision was taken at a
rpcent meeting of the Assoc-
iation held In Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital and was based
on a recommendation of the ed-
ucation committee presented by
Mrs., Edith Fisher of Mitchell.
The courses in' inhalation
therapy extend - over two years.
Graduate technicians are in
increasing demand with the surge
of respiratory disease cases
Mrs. Smith said.
In a report of the Rehabilit-
ation and Social Service Com-
mittee, Ivan Forsyth, Kippen,
announced that Mrs. Beryl Dav-
idson would attend a Workshop
on the Emphysema Club being
held in Philadelphia. The Assoc-
iation hopes to initiate an Em-
physema Club in Stratford and
Goderich in the Fail for the
support, educationally and Other-
wise, of the chronic chest dis-,
ease sufferer.
Purchase of a Pulmonary
Function Indicator for DiagnoSis,
Thereapy, Prognosis and Re-
search of chest_ diseases was
approved on the recommendat-
ion of the respiratory disease
committee presented by Tom
Leiper, Londesboro. The
machine may be used in many
areas and Is of great value pre-
operatively, he said.
. Rev. Garbutt Smith of Strat-
ford congratulated the President,
Mrs. Edith Brothers on her
election to the Presidency of
the Nurses Section of the Can-
adian Tuberculosis and Respir-
atory Disease Association and
assured her of the support of
the Association.
Ralph Goren, Stratford, in a,
report on Christmas Seal Cam-
paign activities thanked the res-
idents of the two opunty area
for their financial support which
in 1969 was third highest per
capita in the province. Since
voluntary contributions are the
only means of support for the
extensive programs planned, this
is a vital part of the Association
work he told the meeting.
The meeting learned that
several local people had attended
the recent Canadian Tuberculosis
and Respiratory Disease Assoc-
iation annual meeting in Win-
nipeg. The annual meeting of
the Canadian .Thoracic Society
was also held at the same time
and many Doctors from the area
were in attendance. ' '
D., M. Rae was elected to
the Executive Council of the
Canadian TBRDA and Mrs. Edith
Brothers was elected Chairman
of the Nurses Section of the
National Body. Mrs. Beryl Dav-
idson, Program Director of the
Huron-Perth Association also at-
tended.
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