Times-Advocate, 1978-09-28, Page 8Page 8 Times-Advocate, September 28, 1978
County may be hit
with children's cost
The Huron County Board
of Education completed a
chain of command Monday
night when it established
how emergency decisions
can be made when an insuf
ficient number of trustees
can be reached to make that
decision.
Education director John
Cochrane told the board that
a problem may arise if ac
tion has to be taken on a
matter and less than a
quorum of board members
can be contacted. Cochrane
told the board that when a
shortage of time does not
permit a board meeting to
be called trustees can be
polled by telephone and the
trustees’ wishes recorded to
get around that problem.
But the director explained
that it may not be possible to
reach enough trustees by
phone to enable a decision to
be made. He pointed out that
the consensus of most
trustees is that the director
be empowered to make the
decision on action to be
taken but the board should
outline that practice in
board policy.
Cochrane suggested the
policy should outline a
descending order of alter
natives beginning with the
telephone poll. He said the
next step would be to consult
with the chairman, or in his
absence the vice chairman
to make a decision if the
quorum cannot be con
tacted. Should the chairman
or vice chairman not be
available the director has
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PULLED HARD...BUT — This group of Exeter (plus imports) men pulled well enough to win the
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Staff ohoto
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
Mary Jane Templeman
was hostess Saturday after
ANEW DONKEY Bev Kinsman has entered in area parades
indecent years with a team of donkeys, but, Saturday he had
chadded attraction of a 12 week-old animal. ’ T-A photo
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the authority to assess the
problem and take remedial
action required.
A telephone poll is
authorized by the chairman
of the board and Cochrane
asked that the board pass
that authority on to the vice
chairman should the chair
man be unavailable. If both
cannot be reached the direc
tor can also authorize a poll.
Seaforth trustee John
Henderson said he did not
object to telephone polls
provided the person conduc
ting them was familiar with
the problem prompting the
poll. He said past polls have
been conducted by a
secretary who was merely
told what the situation was.
Henderson said the
secretary was not familiar
enough with the problem to
be able to field questions
from the trustees.
The Seaforth trustee
suggested that the director
or a superintendent conduct
the polls.
Cochrane said the polls
take a considerable amount
of time and he would not like
to see the work confined to
senior administration. He
said attempts could be made
to familiarize the person do
ing ‘the poll with the
problem if the trustee
wanted to ask questions he
or she could contact an ad
ministrator before making a
decision
The board passed the
policy and did not demand
that a senior administrator
handle the poll.
CHAMPION NAIL DRIVERS — Beatrice Dawson, centre, was an easy winner of the nail driv
ing contest at the Exeter Fair Friday night. The runners up were Dianne Lovie, left, and Mary
Margaret Jeffrey, right. T-A photo
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noon when friends of Pat
Norris honoured her with a
bridal shower. Following a
number of games Mary Jane
expressed good wishes and
Pat was assisted in opening
her gifts by her sisters
Susan and Jill. Pat thanked
everyone and lunch was
served by Mary Jane and
Linda Pullman.
Snackers Meet
The second meeting of the
“Staffa Snackers” was held
at the home of Joyce Vivian
on Monday evening at 7 p.m.
A new member, Sara Brill
joined the club making a
total $>f 14 girls taking this
project.
The meeting opened with
the 4-H pledge repeated by
all members and leaders.
Joyce Vivian discussed the
need for a nutritional
breakfast and gave a variety
of appetizing breakfast
menus.
Doris Jeffery then ex
plained many cooking terms
and familiarized us with
‘some kitchen utensils. She
also discussed the method
for building a useful recipe
file.
The first demonstration
was how to make “energy
squares” and was presented
by Pauline Jordon. Later,
Marion Smale showed us the
procedure for making
“Healthy peanut bread.”
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Light
foot, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Lobb, Mr. and Mrs. Borden
Smyth, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Greb attended the On
tario Public Service Quarter
Century Club dinner and
dance at the Holiday Inn
Towers, London, Friday
evening.
Guests over the weekend
at the home of Mrs. Lome
Hicks were Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Scheifele, Kitchener
and Mr. Orma Pollock, Kin
cardine.
Miss Elaine Powe, St.
Catharines, Mrs. Ron Brit-
.tain, Richmond Hill and
Alan Powe, Guelph spent the
,weekend at the home of
their parents, Mr. And Mrs.
Elmer Powe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greb
were weekend visitors with
Mrs. Greb’s mother, Mrs.
Amos Smith in Mount
Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bowden were Sunday
visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Ray Jaques and family,
Granton.
Ruth Ann Essery had two
of her friends. Shauna Gar
diner and Kelly Johns, as
overnight visitors Friday.
Personals
Gordpn Colquhoun and
George Roney have return
ed from a motor trip to the
western provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip
James were guests at the
Hymers-Osborn wedding .
Saturday.
Quite a number from the
community were guests at
the Wilson-Miller wedding
and reception, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scott
havevjeturned from a holi
day in the .western
provinces.
Rev. and Mrs. Daynard
are home after a holiday in
the western provinces and
visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Gavin Quiney, Victoria,
British Columbia.
Dashwood people at convention
Couple observe anniversary event
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Mrs. Nancy Becker,
Pastor and Mrs^M. Mellecke
were among the 400
delegates and visitors who
attended the 15th Biennial
Convention of the Ontario
District Lutheran Women’s
Missionary League held at
the Valhalla Inn, Kitchener,
September 15 and 16. Lift
Thine Eyes, Go and Tell, the
theme was depicted by a
large banner and gave much
food for thought by the guest
speaker, the Rev. Leroy
Biesenthal a native of
Halleyburg, Ontario now of
St. Louis, Mo. He emphasized
Glow, Grow and Go Power.
In his address, Dr. A.
Stanfel, President Ontario
District LCMS (Lutheran
Church Missouri Synod),
reminded the ladies that on
April 29, 1979 a very special
day is being planned to
observe the Ontario District
Centennial with a
celebration service and
banquet at Bingeman Park,
Kitchener.
These projects, Student
assistance for Ontario
seminary, first building
Ontario Seminary, Medical
Missions, Lutheran Braille
Workers, Lutheran Bible
Translators, French course
for Pastors, and fair
ministry were selected for
the 1978-1980 biennium with a
goal of $18,000 plus a re
allocation of $1000. These
funds are gathered as mites
by local societies.
Birthday party
Mrs. Irvin Rader was in
charge of the September
Huronview birthday party.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love and
Joe Boland provided special
musical numbers. Henry
Adkins played the mouth
organ and step danced. Mrs.
Eben Weigand, president of
Dashwood W.L, presided
and also gave a reading.
Birthday gifts and lunch
were provided.
25th wedding anniversary
On the occasion of their
25th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rader
were taken by surprise when
friends , neighbors and
family members gathered at
their home Saturday evening
to celebrate.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Rader entertained members
of the family at the Pinery
Inn. Present for the occasion
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hayter and family
Elaine Overholt; Mr.
Mrs. George Tieman
family amd Mr. and
Jack Cudmore, Grand Bend.
Seniors organize
Dashwood Senior Citizens
opened the fall season with
the new president Charles
Martene presiding for the
September meeting. This
was an organizational
meeting with 37 present,
seven of which were new
Mrs.
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members. The groups were
changed. Tiey hope to have
an all star membership club.
Edwin Miller and Mervyn
Tieman were appointed
transportation committee.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Jake Martens,
Portage La Prairie, Man.
are spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Keller.
Mr. & Mrs. Glen Rader, Mr.
& Mrs. Ken Rader and Mr. &
Mrs. Dave Rader also at
tended the reception.
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Rader,
Stacey and Derek attended
the confirmation service at
the Anglican church, Ailsa
Craig, Sunday, when Nan
cy’s twin brothers Keith and
Kevin Scott, Crediton, were
confirmed. The Raders’
cousins Dennis and Michael
Mitchell were also con
firmed.
Mrs Louella Tieman is
patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. &Mrs.LloydRader,Mr.
& Mrs. Irvin Rader and Mr.
&Mrs. Elgin Rader attended
the Gamble-Walsh wedding,
Saturday, September 23 at
St. Martins church, London
and the reception at the
Paddock, London .
Mr. & Mrs. Roger F’ink-
beiner have purchased the
home of the late Mrs. Henry
Eagleson; Richard
Denomme is the owner of
Mrs. Natalie Ness’ home as
she is a resident of the Blue
Water Rest Home.
Guest at Goderich
Mrs. M. Nadiger, Helen
Nadiger, Pastor and Mrs. M.
Mellecke were guests of the
LWML of Berea-By The-
Water Lutheran Church in
Goderich on Wednesday, The
evening was spent learning
a more, about the develop-
FAIR MUSIC — Diana and Joanne Verlinde of Hensall
provided some of the musical entertainment at the Exeter Fall
Fair Friday night. T-A photo
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mentally handicapped,
methods used for teaching.
A film “Jeremy” featuring
in part Bethesda Lutheran
Home, Watertown,
Wisconsin was shown. Mrs.
Bonnie Graham, principal .
and teacher at Queen
Elizabeth school, Mrs. Pat
Wheeler, co-ordinator of
volunteer service at
Bluewater Centre and Kelly
Colborne, director of the
group home in Goderich
each talked about their work
with the developmentally
handicapped.
Enjoy Fishing
My husband and I have
just returned from our semi
annual fishing trip to the
north. We spent a glorious
the fishing was just great,the
scenery magnificent and the
weather not too bad. Irvin
caught a nine pound pike and
most the fish were over 25
inches long. There was great
week at Inverlochy where
excitement in camp as
regular visitors from Pen-
sylvania came in with a 17
pound pike. They are over 70
years old and she was sure
excited as she was the lucky
one.
There are always fish
stories where there is fishing
but the best yet was when
one veteran fisherman was
cleaning a fish and a^ he
turned it over its jaws closed
tightly around his finger and
he had to pry them open to
get it out.
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