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Wifliain lanaltain right, of Lucknow was elected the new chairman of the
Huron -Perth separate school board on Monday night. Ott the left Is the new
olee-chairman. Ronald Matey of Stratford. (photo by Wilma Ohe)
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not prevent an atheist algallintittell from
holding aprograra at the school ill* wanted
to, because the school is a community
school. He said he wantsito get amss that
you do not have to be Catholic to participate
in activities,, which will arise from the grant.
The loing term goal, said Zyluk, is to make
the community school program self-support-
ing. The orant can be renewed a second year
if the program is successfid, but in a third
year, the program /must take a new clikection.
Zyluk, who initiated the use of the
Kingsbridge school for activities in the
ainonuniky, said, 'rat it has been his
philosophy since corning to the school, thait
the school should be used more by the
\community, to the mutual benefit of every-
one concerned..
He undertook 10 get ioe gorn at the school
used more often.. When he came. to the
school it was used on a tegudar basis once a
week for community activities and oozasion-
ally otherwise. Now„ the gym is used
regularly eight times a week.
Zyluk looking into the possibitily of
a community school grant, when he heard
that St. Patrick's Sthool in Dub had
received a S10,1; 6 t gram.
last spring, Ian Wdson from the
Ministry of Education came to speak to a
meeting at the, Kingsbridge school to explain
the grant that was akaflable and how
Kingsbridge could qualify.
Lucknow
doctors
win bonspiel
Local doctors won due Ontario Medkal
Assoriatiom Bonspiel Trophy in Toronto on
the 'weekend, in which 120 rinks repres-
enting curling doctors from across Canada1,
were emeeted.
alienate to their victory, ,ire Lucknow rink
defeated teams from Fenelon Falls„ Iwo
Toronto teams and a Kitchener team.
The Lacknow team was comprised of Dr.
Dick Treleaven, skip; Dr.. Jack McKim. vice;
Dr.. Mel Corrin,, lead, and Dr.. Frank
Newlands of Clinton, second.
Wins TV
game show
Hugh Graham of Waan& married to the
former Sandra Cuneton„ daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Cameron. Lucknow, became
a five game winner on the TV show.
Defitnition":.-
He won perfume„ swim wear„ pots and
pans, russet wall covering. Encclopedia'
Britannia, and a vacuum cleaner, valued at
$LOW plus $630 in cash.
This show will be aired on channel 13
beginning on 'ftesday„ December 19.
Having won tbis,, be competed is the
tournament of champions, agate 15 other
contestants and %Too the gaud champion -
hip,, a dream kitchen, valued* ZOO, plus
S470 in east.
This tournament of championwill be
Seen sometime iu Much
/Mei the principal of St. Patrick's in
Dublin Wake to a meeting in Kingsbridge.
Zyluk asked the oommunity, at a meeting,, if
they wanted hini to apply for the grant.
It was at that meeting that the idea of a
Playtime for preschoolers came up and such
'a program is in operation at the school two
mornings a week. Zyluk said that the Huron
Roman Catholic Scheol Board showed
support for the concept and designated the
Kingsbridge School as a comminntry settee/L,
so they could apply for the grant.
A oaaaraint6e has set up to organize
.the use of the grant and they' include
'Clarence Deherty. chairman; Clete Dalton.
vice-chairman; Grant Curran,, treasurer;
Clarice Dalton. secretary; F. .4 Ed Den -
finger, Emma Franker, Betty Frayne and
Dave Zyluk,, directors.
Smith chainnan
of Bruce Board
At the inaugural meeting of the Bruce
bounty Beard of Education held in Chesley.
December 5„ 1978, Albert Smith of Tober-
me Ty was elected chairman of the board.
Born in Tobermory, Albert Smitb attended
1 there and lafer apprenticed in en-
gineering with the Ontario Department of
Highways. Further studies resulted in a
concentration in civil engineering.
Subsequently he became assistant Town-
ship Engineer for the Township of Atikokan
for three years before joining the engin-
eering staff of Steep Rock Iron Mines in,the
same area. While at Atilrokan he served as a
public school trustee of a board that was
formed to organize an elementary school in
the Thunder Bay district.
Relater moved to southern Ontario where
he became project supervisor for firms of
consulting engineers, first in .Windsor and
then in Leamington where for a period of
time he was Building Commissioner for the
Town of Leamington.
He returned to Tobermory in 1967 where
he now- operates a motel and a passenger
and charter boat service, and where he is
frequently referred to as "Captain Ahab".
Mr. Smith has been a trustee representing
the Townships of St. Edmunds, Lindsay and
Eastaror. and the Village of Lion's Head
since his election to office in January 1975.
He served as vice-chairman of the Board
front January 1 to November 30, 1978. For
two years prior to the formation of County
Boards he had been a trustee of the Bryce
Peninsula District High School Board.
Mr. Smith is married to the former Gloria
Hopkins, also a native of Tobermory. They
have four children, one 'son and three
daughters, the youngest presently attending
secondary school.
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under these conditions.
Winter driviig. For drivers this is
the most dangerous season. Con-
ditions change without warning.
The dry road you're on now can
quickly become breadierous at the
next bend in the road...
ice patches, frost sudden snow
squalls, even wet leaves create
unexpected hazards. But during
the Holiday Season these hazards
tend to inaease.
Poor visibility combined with
heavy traffic throughout the
Holiday Season means you must
be in good condition to drive
under these conditions. So must
your cat So keep it in good repait
And keep yourself alert at all
times. If you drink, don't drive.
And always watch out for the
other drivers. Assume there's
trouble ahead even when condi-
tions look safe. Help make sure
you and your family will be here to
enjoy another great Ontario
Holiday Season.
James Snow,
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
R. Roy McMurtry,
Attorney General
Province of Ontario
William Davis, Premier
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