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Club enjoys hish proem
The Lucknow Town and Country Club
met March 20, the meeting opened with
the singing of 0 Canada and the theme
song, followed withprayer by Rev. William
Henderson.
A short business period followed,,. then.
Betty. O'Donnell tookthe chair for an Irish
program. Gordon's Old : Time Band enter-
tained with several numbers throughout
the afternoon.
Bill Kirkman recited a poem Father's
Problem.. The- Scottish dancers . delighted
the audience with several dance numbers.
Ethel Rutherford conducted an "Irish
contest.
Grace Campbell gave a reading His Last
Request, followed by Anna Johnstone
singing I'll take you home again Kathleen,
accompanied by Peggy Henderson.
The hand ;performed again by playing
several waltz, squaredance and Gay
Gordon numbers. Several of the audience
enjoyed dancing to the music.
The meeting closed with the singing of
the Queen. At the close of the meeting the
three months of birthdays were honoured
with cake and ice cream and tea served.
qw';sts street im
Council met on. March 3 and 18 with all
members present. Mrs. Dianne MacLean
was present with a request that the roads
in Port • Albert, Wellington and Ashfield
Streets,be improved before the 150th
birthday celebration in July.,
Stephen Fabor and Donald Culbert made
:;a,presentation to have concession 4 and 5
paved. Council:, agreed.: to' consider these
requests before the budget is finalized.
Council endorsed a recommendation
from the Town of Clinton objecting to the
large . salary increases awarded to the
department heads of the County of Huron
which are, far in excess, of the wages of the
average ratepayers in Huron County.
A grant of $100.00 each was approved
for the Lucknow and Dungannon Agricul-
tural: Societies.
Council turned down a request from the
Huron County Federation of Agriculture
for a ,grant. A grant of $350;00 was
approved for the Town and Country Home-
makers . Wingham,: Ontario.:
Progra
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B:y Stephanie Levesque ,
A two-year,phase-in-of industrial arts and
family . studies . is possible for Huron
County's Grade 7 and 8 students. .• µ,
A proposal for the phase-in, prepared by
the administration of the Huron County
board of education was presented: to' the
school board at .its Mar;, 3.meeting.- The -,pro
• posal is to be considered by:the board;. -4P it
prepares the 1986, budget.
Costs=: for the" Program have beeh
estimated at $199,000 for the first. two years,
reported director of education Robert Allan.
This includes four teachers at $38,000 each,
busing estimated to cost' $28,000 and
materials, budgeted' at $19,000.
Now industrial arts and family studies
are offered Only at Seaf Orth Public School
and Victoria Public , School„ in Goder"ielr.
However, schools to the area ,are bused to
the two centres.
Students going to Seaforth are from Huron
Centennial in Briicefield, Hensall Public
School, Blyth Public School and Hullett Cen,
tral Public School Clinton Public School
• I olmesville' Public School; Colborne Cen-
tral and Robertson Memorial in Goder ch
travel to Victoria: '” "
At these schools, . Grade 8 classes. take 80
Minutes and: Grade • 7 classes ' have
,minutes, The classes,are divided, but not by
V seg, into the two programs and switch in the
Huddle= of.the year.
i fire' school board's adrnin stration :pro-"
pose that Grade 7: and 8'rridustrial. "arts�a+nd.;
family° studies classes be started
`Madill: Secondary ' School : r$ Winghaic
ro Where Would ° a reshuffling .of where
.$ ° schools`go to,-ta e'the program. If .accepted
- y
the school board, it ,would start-,
Mber of this year
theEfollowrng September, in 1987, ad-
ministration proposes that South -',Huron'
Dis et. lig School an Exeter die used asa
site o 't a Grade `7 and 8 program.: The:Es,
i.
eter l igh School,would serve the south end
- o the co
ilhY r�
This .proposal •followselosely on the heels ,
of seeondat scll000l principal• Joe; Wooden's
report on technical education.frled last,fall.
The reporttrecominoods that industrial arts
and family studies' be proviided'universally
tl Grade 7',and 8classes' across the county.
rovfment.
Bert Dougherty was engaged to collect
dog tags for 1986 at a price of $1.75 per
dog.
A building permit was approved for J.
Baumback, Port Albert, house addition and
garage.
The preliminary report on the Wylds
Drain Branch F was' considered and the
alternatives were discussed with the. rate-
payers. Council adjourned action on the
report until the meeting. of April 1.
The following tenders were accepted:
approximately 50,000 cubic yards A gravel.
from Joe Kerr . Ltd., $2.07 per yard
delivered and $1.20 per yard in stockpile;
approximately 40,000 cubic yards of B
gravel from Bannerman Contracting Co. at
50c per yard plus .IOc per kilometre; and
calcium chloride from Pollard Bros. at
$199.66 per ton.
Road accounts of $19,638.86. and general
accounts of $66,275.02 were approved for
payment. Council will meet again 'on April
1 at 7;30 p.m.
1.tISports Complex
Lottery Draw winners
The winnersof the 18th Sports Complex
Lottery Draw are: $500 isuckriow Six
Shooters; $300 - Harvey Congram, R. R. 1,
Kincardine; $100 - 'Allan and Irma Reed,
Colborne; and $100 Janice Londry.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 2, 1986—Page 3
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