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In future, delegations wishing to appear before the Huron County Board of Education will be re- quired to present a written request to be received by the board seven days in advance of the date of the meeting. The letter should provide some indication of the reason for the delegation's attendance. The secretary of the board would have the authority to program the appearance of delegations so whenever possible, the board would receive some back-up material prior to the meeting to acquaint members with the nature of the visit. In some cases, business of delegations which is considered of extreme urgency will be de- layed for one meeting until time Ability Fund Cliff and Roma McIntosh of Peterborough both had polio, but they run a successful magazine subscription business at home, thanks to a start given them by The Ability Fund (formerly called the March of Dimes). A contri- --bution to The Ability Fund will help put more disabled adults on the road to independence. permits an assimilation of materials pertaining to the matter so that board Members can be as informed as soon as possible on all aspects of the problem. The board decided that in the case of the former South Huron District High School student who claimed she was misinformed concerning her rights to obtain an art course outside of Huron County, the young woman should be given fees to enroll immediptely in the Special Art Course at H.B. Beale Secondary School,Lotdon; that her request for compensa- tion for tuition fees,, student loan Members of the HurOnCounty Board of Education agreed Feb- ruary 8 in Clinton to discontinue its participation in the student accident insurance plan effective, September 1 and to investigate a policy for students which would' cover dental costs and provide life insurance in the event of accidental death. The action came "following some complaints from parents in and other expenses to attend Fanshaw College of Applied Arts and Technology be denied. In the in camera" session of the meeting when the press was excluded, representatives of the guidance department in Huron County schools appeared before the board to answer questions and give their impressions of the aims and objectives of the guidance course. No report from this meeting was available except, in later open meeting, it was suggested by Mrs.J.VV.Wallace. , Goderich, that the. guidance program in the county could probably be improved. the county concerning the coverage in the present accident insurance plan and a claim by one student who lost part Of his hand in art accident at school. In the latter case, settlement was made with the insurance company after long debate when the insurers claimed the student had not lost enough of his hand to collect the insurance. Some board members said the presedt student accident insur- ance "'policy covers only those things. not covered by OHSIP - and that even then, coverage is not too good. "It's just a joke, really," said Don McDonald. ' Director of Education John Cochrane said he was most con- cerned with the fact that parents do net have an opportunity to review the terms and conditions of the master policy before paying the insurance, premium and, in some cases do not know exactly to what extent studentg are covered. He added that parents do not'receive a receipt for the premium payment and therefore have no ,,real knowledge of whether the premium has been received by the company or not. ' Correspondent Mrs.Maude Hedden The annual supper- and congregational meeting of' liensall' United Church was held -Wednesday evening. Following dinner served by the U.C.W:, Sam Rennie conducted a music- al interlude with Mrs. W. Fuss at the piano. John Blackwell contributed several piano instrumental selections. The business portion of the evening was chaired by the Minister Rev. Harold F.Currie, with minutes recorded by the clerk of the congregation, Edis- on Forrest, The Life and Work of the congregation was appraised as set forth and reviewed in the printed annual report book- let. During the past year the Boards of the church were re- structured and the new official board of elders became effc‘c- tive September 1970. It was agreed that the new structure is working well and efficiently. The re-structured board is Executive - ,Chairman - The Minister. Recording Stewart, Mrs. Robert Reaburn; Church -Treasurer - Harvey Keys; Rep. from Presbytery - Charles Hay; Rep. from Trustee Board -Vern Alderdice; plus the five com- mittee chairmen. The committees' - Worship and- membership - William Mickle (Chairman),Wilmer Fer- guson; Robert Reaburn, Mrs. Ross Veal, Misslaancy Forrest, Ronald Mock, Ian McAllister, Mrs. Pearl Passmore, Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson. Stewardship - Mrs, Jack Drysdale (Chain-flan); Ronald Wareing; Cec74,,, Pepper, Grant McGregor, -Clarence Smillie, Harvey Keys (Treas.) Mrs. Ron- ald Mock,_Mrs: Dave Kyle, Ross Veal, Charleg Hay. Congregational Life and Work - Mrs. Ian McAllister (Chairman) William Rowcltffe,. Robert Brodie, Miss Mary Mock, Mrs. Rena Caldwell, David Kyle, Mrs. Robert Reaburn, Mrs. Har- vey Keys. Outreach - Edison Forrest (C hair m an), liabert---lariksd al e , Douglas Cook, Mrs. Peter Mc- Naughton, Kenneth Elder,Douglas Mock, John Corbett, Mrs.HarrY Hoy, Mrs. Lorne Hay. Property - Walter Spencer (Chairman), Stanley Mitchell, William Fuss, Mrs. Audrey Christie,. Mrs. Vern Alderdice, Howard Scane, Vern Alderdice. Auditors - Earle Rowe and Harry Horton were re-appointed. Bill Mickle will become the alternate 'representative to Huron-Perth Presbytery. The proposed budget for 1971 was presented by Mrs. Jack Drysdale, , Chairman of the Stewardship Committee, and ac- ,cepted. The possibility of installing a new heating system in the manse was incorporated into the budget. During the past year thei manse was completely painted and a new approach built to the front church entrance. Mrs. Robert Reaburn was ap- pointed clerk of the congregation for 1971. Appreciatiop to the Curries was •expressed by Mrs. Jack Drysdale on behalf of the congre- gation. Receives Huron Bursary Michael' Hoy, .who is attending' Waterloo University, received notice this week that he had been awarded a 'Huron. County Bursary in the amount of $100.00. The award. is given to a student from the County of Huron who is chosen by the University where he is attending and is in recognition of the excellent work done by the student. Michael is he son, of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy. MARK 22nd BIRTHDAY Amber Rebekah Lodge met Wednesday and was presided over by 'Noble Grand, Mrs.' Jack Taylor, assisted by Vice Grand, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley. An in- Fellowship Group Meets ' The Fireside Fellowship group of First Church were guests at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. F. Scott, Ann Street, _when James R. Scott, as guest speaker, discussed the Genera- tion Gap. Wm. Brown, • the president, conducted the devotional and business part of the meeting after two hymns were,sung. Mrs. a3ilawn read the scripture lesson from the 4th Chapter of Mark and Rev. T. C. Mulholland led in prayer. , The next meeting will be held " at the Misses Peg and Bessie Grieve. Geo. Hays received the collection. James F. Scott introduced the speaker and F.R. Cosford expressed the thanks of the group to him. John E. Patterson thanked the Scotts far their hospitality to which James F. Scott replied. vitation was received from Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter, to attend their Dessert Euchre. Owing to bad weather conditions Miss Marian Russell was unable to attend to present her pictures and a later date will be set. After the meeting Members cele- brated their 22nd birthday anniversary with seven tables of play for euchre, the winners being - Ladies - Mrs. Percy Campbell, Mrs. Ray .Consitt;. Men - Ray Consitt, Percy Camp- bell; Lone Hands Clarence Volland., KIPPEN EAST W.I. Citizenship meeting of the Kippen East . WoMen's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. ' James Drummond with Mrs. R. Kingman as co-hostess on Wed- nesday, February 17 at 2 p.m. Roll call will be "One way I can set an example as a citizen." The motto "It is what you learn after you know it all that counts" by Mrs. Campbell Eyre. The guest speaker will be. Pastor Ivor Bodenham. A contest will be in charge of Mrs. Al Hoggarth. The lunch committee will be Mrs. R. Kinsman, Mrs. J. Sinclair and Mrs. C. Eyre. LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY First Vice President Mrs. Howard Smale presided for the February meeting of, the Legion Ladies Auxiliary on Tuesday of last week. Two new members, Mrs. Harry Klungel and Mrs. Lawrence Uyl, were installed by past president Mrs. Garnet Allan. Members will canvass for the Red Cross in March. A draw on a hamper of Easter groceries will be held in April with proceeds to aid the crippled children. Treatment Centre. Mrs. Clarence Reid is convener of the project. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. R. Vanstone, guessing Mrs. J. Randall, attendance Mrs. Mary Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. torpebeeves of Sarnia; fO"'riherli'eriVriintoil; ceiebralte l their '5'66 iiie'r!IclineatiLf li niversary at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson, 107 Inker- man St., London onSaturday. The celebrant is a brother of Asa peeves 'of Hensall. *ord has been received of the death of ,Mrs. Louis MacKay of Berkley, California, who passed away Wednesday, February ard.- Surviving 'are her' husband, Professor L. MacKay, a former Hensall resident, a son Pierre, Seattle, Wash:, and a daughter, Mrs. C. 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