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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-04-11, Page 3Accept resignations The Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board was asked by Hensail news Ms. Garnett Husser, who hafe been a patient in University Hospital, London, has now returned home. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Flynn returned to their home on Thursday after spending the winter months in Deerfield Beach, Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Taylor returned to their home after spending the winter months in Florida. Mrs. Minnie Noakes has returned from Brantford where she spent a week visiting with Mrs. Gladys Wilson formerly of Hensail. Mrs. Lorna Chapman returned home after spen­ ding a two weeks’ holiday at Clearwater, Florida. Mrs. Don Gooding of Parkhill spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Edgar Munn. Mrs. Evelyn Fletcher of Exeter was a recent visitor with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Mrs. Ruby Bell visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Ulch and Douglas, Paul and Joanne Bell at Russeldale. three members of the Catholic Parent Teacher Association of St. Joseph’s School in Clinton to provide additional space at the school to mpet the needs of 110 students enrolled there this year. Mrs. Carole Kerrigan, vice-president of C.P.T.A. at St. Joseph’s read a brief,out­ lining why the addition is needed. Others attending with her were the president, Seamus Doherty of Clinton and member Marris Bos of RR 2, Seaforth, and the school principal Donald Farwell, The C.P.T.A. wants two additional portable classrooms set up to provide the addition. The school now consists of three classrooms, a staff room and principal’s office, as well as two por­ table classrooms. There is no basement in the school. In other business the board accepted the resignations of Sister Louise Lowry, principal of St. Boniface School, Zurich and of Susan Kraftcheck who teaches music (30 percent) at St. Michael’s School, Stratford. Chairman William Kinahari commended the teachers for submitting their resignations early, making it easier for the ad­ NOTICE The regular meeting of the Board of Management of the Exeter Central Business Improvement Area scheduled for Thursday, April 19 has been cancelled. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING has been scheduled for Wednesday, April 25 at The Old Town Hall at 6:30 p.m. All members of the Central Business Improve­ ment Area are invited to attend. A. B.I.A. representative will be contacting each member shortly with additional details. ministration to plan. Mary Flannery and Jim McDade will continue with their present roles and responsibilities in the area of special education and curriculum development respectively for the school year 1979-80. Re-appointed to the Declining Enrolment Com­ mittee this term were Ronald Murray, John O’Leary, Ronald Marcy and Mickey Vere. Mileage for board and staff was set at 20 cents retroactive to January 1, 1979 until the end of August 1979, when it will be 22 cents beginning September 1. Presently the rate is 18 cents per mile. Superintendent of Business pointed out it is the first increase in four years. Several trustees had re­ quested to have their names stand for attending the se­ cond World Congress in Education in Vancouver in June at the last board meeting. Only three are per­ mitted to attend with all ex­ penses paid according to the board by-law. Following a vote by the trustees, the three chosen to go are John O’Drowsky of St. Marys, Tim McDonnell of Gadshill and Keith Montgomery of Wingham. Mickey Vere was named as an alternate. A presentation by the Physical Education and Health Curriculum Com­ mittee was made at the meeting. Presenting the out­ line of the curriculum for the trustees were: Co­ conveners George Van Slyck of St. Ambrose School, Stratford: Lome Rideout of Mount Carmel: and other members Patty Anderson of St. Joseph’s School, Strat­ ford: Jim Steffler, Sacred Heart, Wingham, Jim Date, resource teacher in board office. The board approved the financial statement for the year ended December 31, ■ 1978. Included in the report: Total expenditure of $4,551,- 354 compared to $4,313,756 in 1977. Education services cost the board $3,065,064 up from $2,879,007 in 1977: plant operation and maintenance amounted to $455,561, up $22,220 from 1977: transpor­ tation costs were $499,-463, down $32,067. Net expen­ diture amounted to $4,401,- 069 and this was raised mainly from government grants of $3,642,700 and local taxes amounting to $719,633, up from $647,731 in 1977. The meeting was adjourn­ ed at 11:30p.m. THWARTS ATTACK — Eleanor Blommaert guarded the nets for the team of parents who bgttled the Exeter novice squad in a fun match, Wednesday. She's shown here battling Jason McFalls and Jeff Dalrymple in a goal-mouth scramble. Her main weapon was to turn the net around but the team dropped a close 4-3 decision to the youngsters. Staff photo CECIL DOBSON Cecil P. Dobson of Kirkton in St. Marys Memorial Hospital, Friday, April 6, 1979 in his 79th year. He is survived by his wife the former Verna Hazelwood, two daughters, Mrs. Clifton (Leona) Jaques, Usborne township and Mrs. William (Gwendolyn) Waghorn, Kirkton; two grandchildren and sisters Mrs. Elsie Blackler, London; Mrs. Win­ nie Blatchford, Mt. Clements, Michigan and Mrs. Orville Roger, London. The funeral was held Mon­ day from the Lindsay Funeral Home, St. Marys with Rev. Mary Mills of­ ficiating. Interment St. Pauls Anglican Cemetery. Pallbearers were Harold Davis, Rea Stephens, Leon Paul, Burns Blackler, Nor­ man Hazel wood and Marwood Willis. PATRICIA WORSELL In Sudbury General Hospital, Sudbury, Ontario, as a result of a car accident 0 Ladies' and Children's Wear ONE CENT Times-Advocate, April 11, 1979 EXETER 235-0420 LUCAN 227-4082 SHOP AND COMPARE THE PRICE AND QUALITY on Wednesday, April 4,1979, Patricia Mary Anne (Bedard) Worsell, in her 24th year. Beloved wife of ‘ Richard Worsell, Elliott Lake, Ontario. Dear mother of Nicole, Heather, Amanda and Trevor, all at home. Dear daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bedard Sr., of Zurich. Daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. Worsell, Goderich. Dear sister of Jim Bedard, of Zurich; Richard, RR 2, Zurich; Peter, of Hensail, Tony, of Zurich, Percy Jr., Zurich; Ivan, of Zurich; Mrs. Gordon (Cecilia) Smith, Zurich; Mrs. Larry (Monica) Bedard, of Zurich; Mrs. Greg (Agnes) Willert, Zurich; Mrs. Jim (Madeline) Cook, Mississauga; Julie Anne, of Zurich. One brother Michael pre-deceased. Several nieces and nephews survive. The funeral was held Mon­ day from the Westlake Funeral Home Zurich and St. Boniface Church with Rev. Father Mooney of­ ficiating. Interment in St. Peters Roman Catholic Cemetery, St. Joseph. FLORENCE LAMONT In the Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich, Ontario on Saturday, April 7, 1979, Florence Jane Lamont of Zurich in her 91st year. Dear aunt of Mrs. Melvin (Margaret) Elliott; Mrs. Harvey (Marjorie) Pfaff; Mrs. Paul (Barbara) Pos- tian; William and Allan Braun. Pre-deceased by one brother and two sisters. Funeral service was held Monday from the Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich with Rev. Bruce Guy officiating. Interment Bayfield Cemetery. ANNIE McFALLS Annie Mildred, at St. Joseph’s Hospital, on Thurs­ day, April 5, 1979, Mildred (Hodgins) McFalls, of McGillivray Township, in her 78th year. Beloved wife of the late Albert H. McFalls (1955). Dear mother of Kenneth and Laurence McFalls of McGillvray Township and Anne (Mrs. Donald Robin­ son) of London. Sister of Victoria (Mrs. A. Scott) of Ilderton. Five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The funeral was held Saturday from the M. Box and Son Funeral Home, Parkhill and Grace Anglican Church, Greenway with Rev. A. Bell of­ ficiating. Interment St. James Cemetery, Clandeboye. BEVERLY READ At University Hospital, London, on Thursday, April 5th, 1979, Beverly Joyce Read, of Exeter in her 50th year. Beloved wife of Doctor R. Wallace Read and dear mother of Bob, Cathy, Steve, and David Read, beloved daughter of Mrs. Florence Jennings and the late Ted Jennings of Milton, Ontario, sister of Mrs. Ron (Shirley) Salt of Hamilton and David Jennings of Northfield, Minnesota. Funeral service was held Saturday from the R.C. Dinney Funeral Home, Ex­ eter with Rev. James For­ sythe officiating. Interment Exeter Cemetery. Pallbearers were Rev. 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