HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-09-16, Page 8AS — THE HURON EXPOSITOR § SEPTEMBER 16, 1981
RenUmer tionu to trustees
KATIMAVIK HAS ARRIVED — Luc Lajole, 17, of Chateaugay, vue.,
and Ed Humphry, 17, of North Vancouver, B.C., spent Part part of last
Wednesday setting up tents to temporarily house the eleven youths, aged
17 to 21, who are taking part in the federally backed Katimavik
experience program. The group will be living in a house owned by James
M. Scott just north of Seaforth for about three months, and will , be
working on several projects in the area. (Photo by Ellis)
The September meeting of
the Seaforth Hotieultural
Society was held at the'
Seaforth Public School on
Sept. 9th. The meeting which
was chaired by vice president
Ruth Beuttenmiller in the
absence of President Pat
- --Rodney was large ly attend-
ed with guests present from
Clinten, Blyth and Brussels.
The guests speaker Martha
Veldheuis of Dundar was,
introduced by Florence El-
ford and gave a most interest-
TRADE-IN
allowance for your old
mattress when you buy a
new box .and mattress.
lb% ido .s% hY76 "Ph
Open Daily 10-9
Saturday till 6
Highway. 7 East of
McDonald&
ing talk on house and exotic
plants. At the end of the
meeting many took advant-
age of purchasing the many
lovely plants there. A social
time followed.
The next meeting will be
held on Oct. 14 at the Seaforth
Public School. Don and Marie
Phipps, t Phipps African Vie-
lets. Paris Will speak on
historyh and care of African
Violets.
According to Marjorie Phil-
lips chairman of the Farmers
Market Committee about
5200 was realized at the three
markets attended. The
Society is mot grateful to
those 'Who contributed and
worked at them.
On September 1, 1961 the
Londesboro Ladies returned
to the Clinton Crown Lanes to
start another year of bowling.
Darlene McClinchey was top
bowler with an average of 188
high single of 266i and high
triple of 565. Runner ups
were high average Debbie
Wallace 186. Runner up high
single Janet Taylor 255. high
triple Debbie Wallace 560
Debbie Wallace was the most
improved bowler with •-+ 25.
Runners up were Karen
Knott and Shirley Bell +15.
Games.200 and over.
Darlene McClinchey 266
Janet Taylor 255: - ' team
standing: team one took two
team two took five team three
took five and team four took
twflj
The U.C.W. are invited to
Myth U.C.W, Thinkoffering
October 4 at 8 p.m.. The
Aimwell Unit will meet Sep-
tember 28 at 8 p.m. Mrs.'
Lorna Miller Will be speaking
on "Nutrition" and "family"
Greeting on Sunday were
Reg Lawson and Murray
Howatt. Ushers were Darlene
--Hill*: -Mena Nesbitt. Kim
Wright and Sandy Merner.
Rev. Scott welcomed all and
announced flowers in the
church were placed in loving
memory of Mr. and Mrs.
Wrn. Bromley Sr, by their
family.
The children's time was an
apple on display for the
theme 'Fruit is of the spirit.'
Junior teacher was Ann
Adams.
The sermon was The fruit
of the Spirit with text John
Chapter 15 verse 5 1 am the
vine you are the branch.' We
are judged by what we are,
not what we do. oreanist and
choir director Barbara_Bos-
man accompanied the choir.
Horticulture
Flower
Atratiging
Classes
Dried & Silk
Beginning
TikeS•
Oct. 6th
for 5 weeks
Please Pre-register
HILDEBRAND
FLOWERS
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527-0555 -
715011BRUSHES 89
"Saiiiriff,00 $3.29
TAM " PONS,. 2.
ANTIPHLOGESTINE A535 .
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GODERICH CLINTON
MAIN CORNER
SEAFORTH
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!eves at Hummel
POMnitttee Made up of
school, trustees, parents and
Ministry of Education offic-
ials, appointed to examinine
the role of school trustees,
has recommended that trust-
ees be allowed to set their
own remuneration. The re-
commendation is contained in
the committee's report which
, .
$ass was held, in the
chapel' on Friday morning.
Friday afternoon, residents
enjoyed an afternoon of
Bingo. -
At chapel on Sunday.' Rev.
• Wittick preached the sermon
and Mr. Frank Bissett played
the organ and conducted the
Huronview choir in the
anthem Since God Loves Me.
was released last week as a
discussion paper by Educ-
ation fvlinister Dr. Bette Step-
henson.
A school trustee's maxi-
mum re numeration is now
set by legislation and ranges
from $100 a month to $600 a
month depending upon the
number of pupils within the
S4140 afternoon,: the Lake-
view Mennonites toured the
building stopping to sing
several selections on each
floor.
Ceramic class was held on
Tuesday afternoon. During
the van rides on Wednesday
the following residents had a
chance for some fresh air and
to enjoy the countryside.
board's jurisdiction
The committee recom-
mends a base amount of $400
a month with each board
being free to establish addi-
tional amounts. Theo $400
minumum would be paid
through a combination of
provincial grant and local
taxes RS-at present with any
Mrs, Dearing- Mrs. Caldwell-
Mrs, Oarrow. Mrs. Spading.
Miss Elder. Miss Hill. Mrs.
Peck, Mrs. Lovett, Mrs.
Gemmel'. Mrs. Heyink, Mrs.
Keller. Mrs. McFarlane,
Mrs. Turvey. Mrs. Laidlaw
Mrs. Squires. Mrs. Buchanan
Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Elsie Henderson
re n uneration in excess of the
minimum to be determined
by each board and paid
entirely from local taxes.
The 12-member committee
which was formed in Febru-
ary of this year. was =limed
of members of trustee associ-
ations and the Ontario School
Trustees' Council. parent
played the ,.organ , at Able'
Study on Thurs4ay afternoon.
•Hymns sung were Pill Me
Now. 'Since Jesus Came Into
My Heart, Where He Leads
Me, Hallelujah I'm Walking
With The King. Mrs. S.
Prouty gave the message.
Sympathy is expressed to the
family of Clarence Montgo-
mery. Huronview would like
to welcome Mrs. Pearl Squire
from Blyth.
groups and Ministry 'officials.
The review was one which the
Ministry's long-range plan-
ning document. "Issues and
Directions", released in June
1980, said would be done. In
addition to trustee remuner-
ation, the report deals with
qualifications of trustee cand-
iates, the function of the
trestee, and parental involve-
ment in school governance
trustee on another board.
The committee reiterated
that system of school
boards. directly ere cted roc-
ally and distinct from other
locally-elected bodies is im-
portant to retain and ii is-net
practical to merge or ceinbine
school boards , with other
elected mattkeiltai-004*4! -
The c-omotittee „ members
stated that parental inVolve-
rnent itt. the schools is very
iniponot but t110 they= feit a
reguitioxn01 to,
parent • ccuttritlite4 for,
50004- 11;0441: be: counter-':
Productive. ..
§tePir01111 said the
report and ,a response form
have been tent to school
trustees, home, and school
representitives and most ed-.
ucational opiganizations a•
across the province. , Or.
Stephenson said the Ministry
has asked for reaction by
October 15.
Individuals may obtain
copies through the Ontario
Government Bookstore. September meeting
Londesboro
Mailer*
I The et mtnittee supported,,
. .exlsttttg ,k.o0slAcipli ',Which
' prohibits a s boo" board em
ployee,. 'froze running • •for
- trustee of the board. by which
hei5he is -employed. The
•
committee conelucled that a
school board employee
should continue to be allowed
to run for a beard other than
-that by which hei she is
employed but only if such an
employee obtains a leave-of-
absence while a trustee. As
the legistlation stands now a
. school board employee may
continue employment with a
school board while sitting as a
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