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A minute of silence was
observed for the late Mrs, Arthur
Freckles.
The treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. Andrew Ritchie
and Mrs. Jannet Drennan report-
ed on Citizenship and Social
Action. Miss Ada Webster report-
ed on Community Friendship and
the report on Social Functions
was given by Mrs. Chas. Mac-
Donald.
Mrs. Eldon Ritchie reported for
Stewardship and Mrs. W. G.
Hunter reported for Supply and
Welfare and the Bruce County
Welfare report. The offering wes
received by Mrs. Andrew titchie
and dedicated by Mrs. Eldon
Ritchie.
Mrs. Eldon Ritchie was conven-
or for the program and she
opened with a prayer and a
reading.
Mrs. Clarence Irwin gave a
reading and Mrs. Harvey Hous-
ton read a poem. A piano instru-
mental was played by June Alton.
Mrs. Glen Walden read a very
interesting letter from Mrs. Brock
Cleland who is living in St.
Vincent, Caribbean.
SOUTH KINLOSS W.M.S.
The April meeting and Easter
Thankoffering of South Kinloss
W.M.S. was held April 5, at the
home of Mrs. Frank MacKenzie..
The president, Mrs.. Philip, Steer,
presided. Mrs. Fraser MacKin-
non read the scripture.
Plans were made to go to
Pinecrest Manor April 23, to put
on a program of music. The Bible
Study on Peter was by Mrs.
Donald C. Maclntyre. The Glad
Tidings review was by Mrs. Herb
Buckton.
Miss Margaret Maclntyre,
Mrs. William Dickie and Mrs.
Wm. Maclntyre took part in the
Prayer Circle. The offertory -
prayer was by Mrs. Clark
Needham. A musical number by
Mrs. Allan MacDougall, Mrs.
Harold Howald and Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall, was enjoyed.
The special speaker for our
Thankoffering was Mrs. William
Coulbeck who brought an inter-"
esting message of Easter.
The closing prayer was given
by Mrs. Philip Steer. Grace was
sung and a social half hour
followed, served by the hostess
and directors, Mrs. Fraser Mac-
Kinnon and Mrs. Donald C.
Maclntyre.'
ST. ANDREW'S U.C.W.
Plans for the Spring Smorgas-
bord were made at the meeting of
Unit One of St. Andrew's United
Church Women held at the home
of Mrs. Bill Carson. The Bridal
Fashions Through the_Years
showing on June 5 waalso
discussed.
Mrs. John Farrellopened the
meeting with a thought-provoking
Bible Study from Romans, with
each member writing their per-
sonal definition of "sin".
The Economy of the Caribbean
was ably discussed by Mrs. Jim
Needham, who presented many
interesting facts about this Third
World area.
Lunch was served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Glen
Martin and Mrs. George McDon-
ald.
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according to the board. The
opening of school would be one
week earlier than usual, that is '
the last week of August rather
than the first week of September.
The schools would close from
December 22 to the end of
January and all Statutory Holi-
days would remain the same.
School would end on June 30 as
usual and there would be an eight
week summer vacation.•
During the presentation on the
proposal, the trustees examined
figures that indicated energy
costs for the Board had risen from
$52,628 annually „ in 1973 to
$134,500 annually in, 1978, an
HIp your
Heart...
Help your
Heart fund
increase of $81,872 or 156 per
cent. Most shocking, and the
subject of considerable discussion
were' the figures • indicating the
instructional time lost during
January 1978 due to weather
conditions and illness.
Statistics indicated the schools
were disrupted 49 times resulting
in 11,204 student days lost and
310 teacher days lost due to
weather conditions and illness.
The trustees noted,that January
of 1978 was a mild year for the
Bruce -Grey area compared to
January 1977 whenthere were
107 school disruptions.
In the Province of Ontario, a
student is entitled to 185 Instruc-
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tionl Days but the effect of
January reduces this to approxi-
mately 181 days which does not
include days lost due to illness
during other months. Many
trustees felt that this was an area
of major concern which could be
overcome to some degree if the
school year were changed.
It is .the intention of the Board
to provide opportunities for public
reaction in several ways. General
information on the proposal will
be sent to all parents followed by
a meeting in each community.
After the meetings, a survey will
be distributed to each home for
parents to complete. The infdrma-
tion gathered will be consolidated
into ,a report for the Board.
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