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2,000 36 mos. 66.30 384.56
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The Hon. William G. Davis, Minister of Education, officially opened the
Upper Thames Elementary School in MAchell Monday before an overflow
crowd of 1200 people. The gathering was entertained by the choir from
Grades 5 an3 6 of the school before the official ceremony, which culminated ,
more than three years of planning and work. Platform guests at the
affair included E. M. Oppenhauser, Trustee,\ Board of Education, Reeve
Gordon Mogk, Logan Township, Reeve Harold Patterson, Fullerton Town-
ship, Hugh Edighoffer, M,P.P,, Perth, J. K. McPherson, Trustee, Hoard
of Education, W. G. Davis, Minister of Education, R. J. McTavish,
Chairman, Board of Education, R. Norris, Chairman, Fullerton, Hibbert
and Logan T.S.A.Board, A.E.Robinson, Director of Education," Warden
Ross McPhail, Reeve, Hibbert Township, Rev. Bert Daynard and L. C.
Brouse, Principal. The new school replaces almost thirty, one and
two room schools in western Perth. (Staff Pho
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Medical Secretaries Plan Clinic
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Huron County Medical Secre-
taries met in Goderich at the
home of Secretary, Mrs., R.
Cunningham.
A discussion was held on
the correspondence courses of-
fered by the Ontario Medical
Secretaries 'Association as well
as monerraising projects.
In September, the Medical
Secretaries met in Zurich and
discussions were continued from
the last meeting.
Some members plan to attend
the clinic Day being held on
October 3rd in London.
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strated her cushions
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Shower
Honors
Bride-Elect
A Community shower was held
,on Monday evening in honour of
Miss • Nancy Nott prior to her
marriage this month at the home
of Mrs. Suzanne Brandon. The
evening was spent enjoying
several contests. Karen and
Sharon Dale presented Nancy with
many useful gifts and she thanked
everyone fittingly.,
The Townships of Hibbert, Logan
and Fullerton realized a three year
old dream Monday night when the
Hon. William Davis, Minister of
Education, officially opened the
Upper Thames Elementary School in
Mitchell.
The project became possible as
a result of provincial legislation in
1965 which allowed for larger units
of administration. In January of
1967 the three township board came
into power and immediately began
planning for the hew school. Con-
struction began in February 1969 and
almost a year later in January of
this year, occupancy began. The
school replaces about thirty, one and
two room schools which were scat-
tered about the three townships.
The new school is the largest
elementary school in Perth County
with an enrollment this year of
over 900 students. This large school
population enables the board to pro-
vide a full program of education for
the children. The location of the
school provides an ideal opportunity
for interrelations between the Mit-
chell Secondary School and Mitchell
Public Scheol. Co-operative trans-
portation of students with the S econ-
dary School is another aspect.of the
new program. The same buses are
used by pupils of both schools.
In his opening remarks to almost
1200 people, Mr. Davis congratulated
the area on the project and said he
wished there was much more -
co-operation of this type in the
.province as well as more under-
standing and communication between
parents, teachers and students. He
stressed the right atmosphere for
learning cannot be guaranteed by.a
bright new school but must also be
provided in the home.
The opening program included
several selections by the school
choir, greetings from the Reeves
of Hibbert, Logan and Fullerton
Townships, as well as from Hugh
Edighoffer, MPP for Perth. After
Mr. Davis' address, the Principal,
L. C. Brouse, introduced his staff
of. thirty-four teachers. A color
party from the Mitchell Branch of
the Royal Canadian Legion presented
the school with a new Canadian flag.
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