HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-09-12, Page 91972 - 73 members of the grade eight Graduation Class of '
Brussels Public School are; (Front) Bob Bryans; Peter Hilts;
Scott Bridge; John Adams; Danny white; John Massey; Larry
Scott) Murray Bone (2nd. Row) Annette Dorsch; Linda Maeha.n;
Sharon Cloaley; Mary Lynn Cardiff; Darlene Wesselink; Bonnie
Richmond; Juanita Smith; Patti HMS; JudySellers; JudyAdaInSi .
(3rd Row) Randy Fischer; Jerry olechowski; Laurie Johnston;
Dawne Wesenberg; Rhonda Keffer; Valerie Mitchler; Brenda
McCutcheon; Mary Smith; David Stephenson; Carl McLellan.
Concerned because work is
not completed at Sts• AIoysius
School in Stratford and Holy Name
of Mary School in .Sts• Marys,
•the • Huron-Perth • County Rciman•
Catholic Separate SchOoi• Board
will request the architectS,Kyles,
Kyles and. Garratt of Stratford,
to co-ordinate with all the build-
ing contractors for. a completion
schedule by all trades. The
Board will ask that this schedule
.be available to the ad hoc com-
rnittee, on building projects by
September 21. • •
At the Meeting in . Seaforth
Monday Howard Shantz of Strat-
. ford, chairman of the ad hoc
committee, reported • that the
classrooms at St. AlOysius_were
usable on the • opening..day . of
school but that much work re-
mained to be done, especially
in the offices and .the gym, also
painting and some shelving.
Reporting on progress_ at
Holy Name of 'Mary School,
Gordon Ball of • St. Marys,
said there were a lot of odds
and ends to be completed and
that • work at St, AlOySIUS
was ahead of Holy Name.
John Vintar, Superintendent
of Education, remarked on how
well the older sections` of both
schools were fitted into the
newly constructed additions. He
said he. was pleased with the
schools and that many favour-
able remarks were being made by
those who visited the schoOls,
as well as the staff and the.
students.
• The Board accepted the
tender of Ross Scott Ltd. of
Brucefield for furnace oil at
a discount of six cents a gallon
off the posted tank wagon prices
for the year 19'73-74, which at
time of tender was 26.9 cents
a gallon.
Ted Geoffrey of Zurich was
named representative for 1.973-
74 to the Ontario Committee for
Education Wee k -- the first
meeting of the committee will
be held September 21 at 10 a.m.
in Education Centre, Etobicoke
Board of Education. HoWard
Shantz was' named a s alternate
representative.
The Board approved letting
News of Bluevale
— election of''officers
— naming of 'coaches and
other personnel ,
ImPlan to Attend..
'Winners at •
Ho w ick bin go
Regular Games: Mrs.
Strauss, MildmaY; LYtta Reidt,
wroxoter;MrS.Wes Tiffin,White-
church; Patsy Theadorff, Listo-
wel; Mrs. Joe Montgomery,
Wingham; Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton,
Listowel; Mrs. Robinson, Palm-
erston; Marilyn Delmonico,LiS-
towel; Mrs. McLennan, Lochaish;
Florence Kennedy,Winglaam and
Mrs.11amiltor4Listowel;Marilyn
Delmonico, Listowel; Catherine
Edgar, Wroxeter.
Share the Wealth: 1. 'Jim
Scotto Listowel; 2. Mrs. Newman,
Wingham. $25 Special: Mrs.Patterson,
Wingham. Jackpot of $115: Mrs. Bill
Schill, Formosa.
Lap Card; Mary Durnphy,
Listowel. Dart Game; Mrs. Simon Huber
Mildmay, won $14.
Door Prizes; Reta. Halloway,
Wingham, Kaye Aitcheson,
Wingham, Mrs. Austin Ste Marie,
Wingham and pearl Angus, Wing-
ham.
Lucky Draws: Jean Tiffin,
Whitechurch, Mrs. Simon Huber,
Mildmay; Manfred Irwin, Gorrie
and Audrey Waetcher, Mildmay.
Delays concern . REP Board
Correspondent
Mrs. Joe, Walker
Mr. and WS. Wm. Austin of
Seaforth spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Mann.
Misses Rhonda and Sherry
Elliott spent a couple of days
with Kathy and Murray Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fitcher
and Dayle spent the weekend with
Mr. and :Mrs. JIM Pritchard at
St, George...Bob Pritchard who
has been holidaying at FiScher's
returned home. . •
Miss Kathy Walker has been
a patient- in university Hospital,
Londen for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Nixon,.
Grant, Lbri and Andrea
London, Spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. PraSer, Haugh and
Eileen.
Congratulations to Mrs and
Mrs. Brian MacKay, formerly
Donna Mundell, *he Were Mar-
ried Saturday in the Presbyterian
ehUrell. '
Mrs and Mrs, Bill Rainey
Spent -the weekend With Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Hall. SUM'viSi-
terS With Mr. and Mrs. Hall were
Mr, and Mrs, Bob' Rall„ Cincy
and Marty. •
Mrs. Elliott and her
cousin, MISS Barclay and MISS
Patti King visited Mr. and Mrs•
Alejt'Verbeek and family on
Thursday at Listowel.
Mr. and Wee; Rick
of Guelph 'Spent the weekehd With..
Mr. and Mit, Etittia Moffatt and
attended the
Weildint;
Mr., and Mrs. Allen ilarriSi-
ton and Robbie of Wingham and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold King and
Nancy were evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Elliott.
• Tuesday, September 4, the
members of Unit' I,4-H ClUb met
at the home • of Mrs. Charles
Mathers and elected their of-
ficers: President, Patsy Sander-
son; Vice-President; Barbara
Chambers; Secretary, Patricia
,Iloggart.
Mrs. Tolton gave the history
of Canadian foods. We made
succotash, which was most deli-
cious.
Miss Connie Mann of Toronto
and Mr. Harvey Mann of
Kitchener were home for the
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs..Ross Mann.
Mt. and Mrs. S.J. Elliott and
Miss' Barkley visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ohm one day
last week,
Mr. and Its, Bob Casemore
and Kim of Watford ViSitedSatur-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Cordon
Hall:
Congratulations to, Mr. and
MI'S; Gordon Wright who Were
Married SatUrday, September 8,
in the- Salvation Army Citadels
mre, Wright was the former
Susan Gannett.
Mr. arid Mrs. jack Scott,
brian and Leanne ofistewtonvisi-
thd Sunday: with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Hall. Other visitors'
the same home were Mrs and MI'S.
:bat* Hall and bat* Of Chatham
and Mr, and Mrs. Hill Hall and
grandchildren,
THE' BRUSSELS
the YM-YWCA of Stratford dis-
tribute handbills In Perth Se•
parate Schools about the annual
sports EXchange for residents
Of , Stratford and district to .
exchange: skates, etc.
Joseph Toicar, Assistant
Superintendent of Education,
reported the inservice workshop
on speech disorders at St. Janies
School in Seaforth at the end of
August was Succeisful with 22
teachers taking part. He said
they, should be able, to use, the
knowledge, in the coming year.,,
Michael Connolly of Kippen
reported the Huron-Perth ,T-Bs,
and. Respiratory ASSOqiatiOn was
planning a meeting on smoking at,
Clinton Legion on September 18
and in Stratford on "september 194
John Vintar reported on a
news release from the MiniStry
of Education indicating ,the in-
creme,of expenditure ceilingt by.
an average of 7.9 percent text
year. This meansthe 1974 ceiling
for elementary schools will be
increased by $53 to $683Per Olga
or an increafie of 8.41 per cent..
• Mr. 'Vintar said the effect on
the Board would not be adverse
and Jack Lane,BUsineSs
AdminiStrator, said that at the
"moment it appeart a very teas
sonable ceiling for 1974.
Eugene Laurence Condon was
appointed principal'S relief at
St. JoSeh'S ,SChbol in Clinton,
and at Sacred Heart School in
Wingham.
Effective . as of January 14
1973, the Board approved apOlity
to recogniZe, the retirement of
board employees with agift of
money according to the years of
service and to, non-paid
pointeet of the Board to outside
associations, other thin board
members, be presented with, a
small gift on retirement.
SehOtil enrolment was
reported clOWnby 97 pupils On first
day of school; St. PittiCk'S
Dublin, same as latt year at 184
St. Patrick's KinkOra 204, down
1; Holy Hae of Mary, St.
mary#f, 185, dawn 7; :St: Mary's
!HOMO, 102; dOWn16;IMMACUlate
Conception, Stratford, 444 down
20; St. Michael's Stratford, 333,
Sitittb;' St. Ambrose, Stratford,
146,, down 6; St. ;TOMO% Strati,
tot* 139, down 2; St.
Stratford; 222, down 15; St.!
Joseph's, kingebridge, 171, down'
9; St. 111, same; Our
Lady of ,Mount datine4244 , down
11; teole Ste. Marie, 91i daiin
St. Joseths, Clinton, up
Preeloos, tiood, taker, It?, down aimo, Seaforth,193,0*ti
13t Sacred Heart, wieghtim,14,
his 12; 8t, :toeltiee,:2utteh, 262, up 20:
down °2-4;OTiak*t:5tal 6: of6ddlef?' 206it
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*ii tortipitieed to 2262 licit yetes:
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