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The Rowena Alexander (Sandy)
Malcolm Nicholson ,p-asse4 awnit
peacefully on Saturday.. October 120
19919 at the Riverdale Hospital,
Toronto. in his 91st yew. Ocrot
1900, Rev. NicheIsolt grew up in
Kinloss tows
Rev. 'Nicholson was fi former
minister in the Saskatchewan
gOvernMent and member of par-
liament, and a pioneer in the Co
operative Commonwealth
Federation -(CCF) - New
Democratic (NDP) movement As a
minister of the United Church, a
member of parliament and minister
of social welfare in Saskatchewan.
Rev. Nicholson worked tirelessly
for social justice and the. illsad.
vamaged. His life has touched many
people acioss Canada. "What we
desire for ourselves we wish for
Rev. Nicholson was the beloved
husband of the late Marian Leila
(Massey) and dear father of Ruth
and Hugh Dibbs of Ottawa, Mary
Anna and Paul Higgins of Toronto,
and Alexander and Evelyn Nichol-
son of Fenelon Falls.
He will be fondly remembered by
nine grandchildren and four great
grandchildren, and brother-in-law
Ralph and Roberta Westcott of
Newcastle, Ontario.
Rev. Nicholson was predeceased
by an infant son, Norman, and
sisters Norma Maclntyre, of Luck -
now_ and Dr, --.Anna - Nicholson
Wright, Saskatoon.
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V by Loraine McGuire
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Friends of the community, wish
• Garnet McNall a speedy recovery to
much improved health. Garnet is
very sick in Owen Sound Hospital
with pneumonia.
The community welcomes new
neighbours Allen and Mary porton
and baby Geoffrey to theirnew
home. The Lamons purchased the
mobile home on the second conces-
sion across from Jack McGuire.
Allan. is: a licenced mechanic with.
• Huron Auto Wreckers.
Kathy and Jim Black and girls
enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner on
Monday with Mary Black of Luck- •
now.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bennett and
family of London spent the
• Thanksgiving weekend at their
summer home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McGuire en-
joyed Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Reeves and family of
Ripley on Sunday evening.
aimammammemmemaimme. Funeral Home, willow on Fiiktay.
OBITUARIES with the funeral WifiCe *Id atthe
funeral home on Saturdy. October
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19. Rev' Lorenzo Randrez of
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Foetal armnigements were in LC interment lir108hatil C
of Inc Humphrey Funeral Homo Cemetery.
A.W. Miles Chapel, Toronto, A , IviAmiEw Foto(
memorial service WOW held on Sun- ivkittliew Fotheis Foley
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.„„Crieutut;1211 -- Oct. 11. 1991. Be was
"111eiug • Mr. Foley was a retired Ashfield
If Mr441W4 the would very TWp., fanner and a member of St.
Much appreciate a remembrance !° Joseph's Catholic Church.
South Kinloss Cemetery Funk III He was bran 011Augnst,r41913
care of Frank IVIcKenzre, R.R. 4* in Ashfield Twit. His parents were
Luekno'w.'.
Edward Alley and Mary Sullivan.
Daisy Dorene McGee lie is survived by his. sister Rita
(Mrs. James Johnston) of Oodelich.
Daisy Dorene McGee, of -Blyth, He was Predeceased .by brothers
Passed away at Alexandra Marine John, Michael and Theodore and 4
and General Hospital, Godefick on sisters. Sister Ap011oniao Margaret.
October lc 1991, in her 83rd year. Foley. Helena (Mrs. DanDoyle),
Mrs. McGee was a member of the Gertrude (Mrs. Earl Drennan), Oct
Myth United Church. • Mary (Mrs, Edward Johnston).
Born in Tumberr_y Township, on A Amend mass was celebrated at
September 1, 1909, Mrs. McGee St. Joseph's Catholic Church, -
was a daughter of the late William Kingsbridge on Saturday, October
.
and Elsie Haney. 19, 1991. •
She is survived by her husband Parish prayers were held at the
Jack McGee; two sons-in-law. McCallum andnPalla Funeral Home
Harold Errington, of R.R. 1, Luck- on Friday evening. •
now and Burt MacLeod, of Ripley; Rev. Harry Rietzel of St. Joseph's
seven grandchildren and nine great Catholic Church officiated.
grandchildren. • Pallbearers were Bill Walters, Bill
Mrs. McGee was predeceased by Linklater; Ron McDodald, Mizhael
her parents and two daughters, Drennan, Dennis Johnston and Dan
Dorothy Errington. and Helen
Interment' St Joseph's Cemetery,
Friends called at the McBurney Kingsbridge.
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3. It proposes the simplification of
the special education appeal process
to resolve disagreements between
parents and school boards and that
regional special education tribunals
be eliminated. The provincial
special education tribunals will hear
all appeals from the decisions of the
special education appeal boards.
The powers, structure, and
procedures of the provincial tribunal
would also be modified to expedite
appeals. As well, the provincial
tribunal would have the power to
order school boards to provide
transportation for pupils, where
necessary, to give effect on the
• tribunal's decision;
4. It proposes that minority -lan-
guage sections of school boards be
permitted to establish their own
special education advisory commit-
tees.
"Removal of all references to
trainable retarded pupils from the
Education Act opens new doors for
many of these children," said
Education Ministry Marion Boy.
Allan said the government's thrust
is to provide patents with children
who have an education excep-
ttonality the ehoico between going
to the local school or attending
group sessims with others having
the same exceptionality.
These winsome beauties are actually members of the Bowe County
Women's Institute who competed for the title of Ms. Bruce Rally '91
last week. Left to right are the runnerup, Miss Bruce East - lAverne
Porter, of Hanover, portraying Miss Spring and representing Solway
W.I; Ms'. Bruce Rally '91 Fran Farrell, representing Purple Grove
VIM; Miss Friendly Green Environment • Isobel Gamble, Delmore
W.I. and Miss Bruce Centre Edith Coleman, of Tara, representing
Arkwright W.I. (Pat Livingston pho(o)
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