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at Cranbrook church
Two teachers now employed by
the Huron County Board of
Education have been given
approval, to aPIAY for an exchange
'teaching Program' in Australia.
They are Mrs . Dorothy.
Hughson, a classroom teacher at.
Exeter public school and Edward
Girard, a physical education
teacher at South Huron District
High School. The exchange would
be for the calendar year 1976.
Board superintendent
R. B.Allan said the two teachers
will now make a personal
application to the Ontario
government. Agents of the
province and the government of
Australia will then agree on the
exchange. A
Exchange teachers remain in
the employment of their own
board and continue to have their
own salaries remitted to them
while overseas. They are subject
to the normal taxation,
superannuation and social service
contributions and retain their
rights and privileges as
employees of their own
educational authorities.
The Huron board' in supporting
the exchange agrees to accept in
these teachers' places, exchange
teachers under the exchange
system as agreed upon by the
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Research gets about 12 per cent
of the money raised by the
Ontario Tuberculosis and
'Respiratory Disease Association;
Dr. Cameron Gray said.
Dr. Gray is the executive
director of the Ontario Thoracic
Society and spoke at the annual
meeting of the Huron-Perth Lung
Association
'The' Tho acic Society acts as a
medical advisory board for the
associations in the province.
Dr. Gray said national and
provincial associations each gave
about $185,000 to support
research.
The tnational group supports
• those on academic fellowships
while the Ontario ' association
divides its support between
university medical schools and
research.
Financial support for chest
disease research did not exist
before 1965, he said and this
income has increased 'because of
bequests.
Last year about $500 was
donated that way to the Huron
Perth association.
The flame of the association
was recently changed from the
Tuberculosis and Respiratory
Disease Association because of its
„ involvement with other diseases
like emphysema, bronchitis and
1. asthma.
As the president's report said:
"Our total concern is the cOndi-
tion, efficiency and vitality of the lungs:'
Last year, the Huron-Perth
Lung Association raised $39,833'
through its Christmas seal cam-
. Ogn and had $30,957 after
calnpaign
deducted.
expenses were
Eileen O'Brien of ttoderich was onfam seeadfoprtrhesident, David Schenck
one
of the two vvvi:papreldnetnedts.as
Other Seaforth retidents on the
committees Wright, 1%4 include: Gordon
is. M. Kfinder, Dr. John
Schenck auntr Pvr:noFtidol'irsYth ',16eahhatlike' man d tne Chtistmas Seal
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Ontario Ministry of Education
and the education Department in
Victoria, Australia.
Superintendent Allan said this
is the second year of the exchange
with Australia but the first
requests for participation by the
Huron board.
The board approved a number
of transfers, appointments and
retirements at Tuesday's
meeting.
Miss Margaret (Peggy) Gordon
who has been secretary to the
Director of Education since July,
1969 and executive assistant since
December, 1972 is retiring in the
fall.
Effective September 1, 1975,
Gordon 0. Phillips, principal of
F.E.Madill secondary school in
Wingham since 1969 will become
executive assistant to the director
of education and administrative
assistant to the superintendents
of education.
At the same time, Robert P.
Ritter, vice-principal at
F.EMadill since 1959 will become
principal of that school.
One field trip was approved,
The South Huron District High
School junior outers club will go
to the Ausable River and Ausable
Cut on May 25 and 26. The
objective of the trip is to acquaint
students with canoeing methods,
canoeing partners, packing
methods and overnight camping.
Correspondent
Mrs. Mac Engel
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marshall and
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Brown of
Galt-Cambridge were visitors
with Mrs. Calvin Cameron on
Wednesday. Jack Cameron of
Elmira visited at the same home
one day last week.
On Sunday morning, June 1 at
• 9;45, there will be an ordination
service for two new elders. At 2
p.m. a brief service in the church
will be followed by a walk through
the cemetery and lunch after in
the church basement.
Winston McEachern and
daughters Sharon and Kim,
Cambridge (Galt) visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wes McEachern on the
holiday weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex• Cameron
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Paris and
family at Prescott.
Gerald Knight, little son of Mr,
and Mrs. Leslie Knight is in.
Listowel Hospital._
Oscar Gorsalitx, Prudesville,
Michigan visited his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hoyden, RR 2 Bluevale and;
attended the regular church ser-
, vice on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Becker, Kitchener
was a weekend visitor with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Conley.
Mr. and. Mrs. Dan Moody,
Preston visited Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Smith on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart,
Heather and Janet of Lindsay
were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Purdy on the weekend.
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