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Oat at Page $ Wingham Advance-Times, Thursday, Jan. 20 , 1,966 — _ Executive Is Returned at Recreation Comm. Annual Continued from page one. left open for naming of other members, Those named from the board are Dr. McKibbon, M. Cardiff, A. Worrell, G. Elliott, M. Craig and J. Tay- lor. Others who are not board members include C. E. Web- ster of Lucknow, W. Harris of Lucknow, W. T. Cruickshank, H. A. Fuller and R. Wehmey- er, all of Wingham, and Ken- neth MacDonald, R. R, 3, Tees- water. BUSINESS SESSION Following the naming of the various committees the board passed two routine by-laws cov- ering the necessary borrowing of funds during the year. Mo- tions were approved granting authority for the signing of cheques and documents. Wingham Police Chief Jas. Miller was reappointed attend- ance officer and his annual re- port was read. Miss Y. McPherson was re- appointed as secretary-treasur- er of the board. Her salary will De negotiated with the manage- ment committee. A number of communica- tions were read by the secretary, with the result that the board renewed membership in the As- sociation of Secondary School 3oards 3htl with the Ontario School Trustees Council. The secretary told the board :hat letters had been sent to various councils in the school area, requesting them to pass notions approving the necessary Debentures in order that the 'Wading plans and the financial aroposal may be sent to the Ontario Municipal Board. It was reported that a number of :he councils have already pass- -d these motions, but several :rustees expressed the view that there should have been a neeting with the councils be- fore they were asked to ap- )rove the proposal. As a re- mit it was decided that a meet- ,ng will be held on January 31, at the school, to which aach of the councils will be Invited. At that time the councillors will be given any information of the building pro- ;ram that is available. The board approved an agree. ment with the Goderich school area covering the cost of tui- tion for pupils from that area who axe receiving education at the Wingham school. On the recommendation of the cafeteria committee the board approved the purchase of a larger deep fryer. The secretary reported that final grants of $135,806 had been received from the Depart- ment of Education, bringing the total for the year to $400- 062. which was $1,938 less than the estimates. Principal F. E. Madill told the board that attendance dur- ing December had averaged 900. He went on to say that there had been 19 dropouts and this had caused some concern. li A meeting had been held with representatives from other schools in the area where some Dorothy Dentinger, 19, of Teeswater received a fractured elbow Monday in a car-truck collision on highway 4, The car in which she was a passen- ger was wrecked and the truck received $200 damage. The car driver was Allan McFarland, 17, of R, R. I Holy- rood. Another passenger in the car, Evelyn Harkness, 19, of Teeswater was uninjured. The car collided with a tractor-trailer driven by Tho- mas Fisher, 32, of R. R. 1, Teeswater, Procter Defeated by Three Votes4c1(dlop Man Wins In Accident Elbow Fractured Dr. McKibbon Is Returned As H.S. Board Chairman Continued from page one. turned, The former included Mrs, Minnie Noakes, reeve of Hensel].) the others being de - puty reeve E. Hendrick, Ste- phen; Reeve H. Jefferson, West Wawanosh; deputy reeve Joseph Moody, Goderich and Reeve Frank McFadden, Bayfield, The first ballot for warden resulted as follows: STEW ART—Alexander, Boyle, Cuthill, Dalton, Gan- don, Kerr, McFadden, MeIl- wain. Smith, Stewart, Thiel, Duff Thompson, Wonch. - 13 PROCTER—Boyd, Cook, Dunbar, Gibson, Jewell (2). Krauter, McKenzie, Procter, Elgin Thompson, Tuchersmith, for two years. Other members are Reeve E. Snell, East Wawa- nosh and Reeve A, D. Smith Turnberry. The annual meeting of the Wingham Recreation Commit- tee was held in the Wingham Council Chambers on Sunday evening. The vice-chairman, Mrs. II. Wild, chaired the meeting in the absence of the chairman, Jack Garbutt. The report of activities car- ried on by the committee in- eluding playgrounds, swimming, softball, hockey, highland dancing etc., which was pre- pared by the recreation direc- tor, Ivan Kersell was read. Roger West reported on the activities of the Minor Hockey Association, Minor hockey re- quires more help so they can have all boys who do not play in organized hockey, play hoc- key in a "house league", which could possibly be held after 4 p.m. whet the arena is not us- ed for other activities. L. Casemore reported the National Film Board would be advertising in February on films available for use by local or- ganizations. Considerable discussion arose on the high cost of running the hockey program which consists mainly of buying sticks for the players, The feeling was ex- pressed that a lot of the sticks are broken needlessly and this should be eliminated. The executive was re-elect- ed for a two-year term; Chair- man, Jack Gorbutt; vice chair- man, Mrs. Harold Wild; secre- tary-treasurer, Charles Perrott; executive members, William Roy Wormington Turnberry School Board Chairman Roy Wormington was elect- ed chairman for 1966 at the in- augural meeting of Turnberry Township School Area Board. Other members of the board are Eldon Kirton, West Haugh, Brian Metcalfe and Don Mont- gomery. Alex Corrigan was re-en- gaged as secretary-treasurer at a salary of $'700.,00 per year. A decision was made that children transported by bus who do not obey the bus driver will be refused such transportation. The driver will notify the child's parents, who must then meet with the school board be- fore the pupil will again be al- lowed to ride by bus. The caretaker reported that repairs to the cleaning ma- chine are needed and that ex- tra parts should be purchased for the furnace. The board decid- ed to make the purchases. Alex Corrigan was appointed attendance officer for the year. A motion was passed that the secretary-treasurer pay teach- ers', caretaker's and bus driv- ers' salaries, hydro and tele- phone bills and the Receiver- General. The following accounts were also paid: Crawford Motors, $315.23; Imperial Oil, $324.50; Alexander's Hardware, $13.40. THOMAS A. JARDIN District Manager Ph. 357.3661 WINGHAM 1,573.47 3,000.00 4,573.47 1,076.00 100.00 42,90 65.00 317.45 185.60 37.25 2,024.20 Lights 325.00 Activities: Swimimng 314.21 Tennis . 18.00 Bus 60,70 Carnival 23.40 Pop 4.20 Dancing 77.00 497.51 Other Receipts: Subscription 3.00 Insurance 75.00 Insurance Claims 89,50 Refund (Zone) 3,00 170.50 Total Receipts $ 7,590.68 Jan. 1/65 Bank 1,356.95 $ 8,947.63 DISBURSEMENTS Leadership Exp.: Figure Skating $ 676.00 Swimming & Summer 2.236.85 Dancing 110.00 3,022.85 Administrative-Off : Salaries 150.00 Subscription 33.00 Supplies .... 59,76 Audit 40.00 Bank Charges . 2.00 284.76 Lights 182,60 Program: Telephone . 41.59 Hockey ........ • 2,308.38 Ball and Summer 1,353.96 Fig. Skat. (ice time) 400.00 Training Camp, etc 163.76 Workmen's Comp. 14.34 ORA Expense 100.00 Broomball 25.00 Travel, etc. 63.60 Zone Expense 15.00 Youth Conference 23.00 Fig. Skat. Rebate . 373.16 4,881.79 Other Expense: Zone Membership Fee 20.00 Insurance 45.00 Insurance Claims 89.50 Other 26.30 180.80 Total Expense $ 8,552.80 Dec. 31/65 Bank 394.83 $ 8,947.63 Tuberculosis is not heredi- tary. It "runs in families" be- cause in day-after-day, month- after-month close contact, a sick person infects others, even though the disease may not have reached the point where signs of illness rouse suspicion. Robinson, Snell. - 11 TALBOT—Corbett, Geiger, E. Hayter, 1, Hayter, Hen- drick, Moody (2), Noakes, Talbot. - 9 LEIPER—Etherington, Hardy, Jefferson, Leiper, Stirling, El- gin Thompson. - 13 SECOND BALLOT STEW ART—Alex ander , Boyle, Dalton, Dunbar, Gan- don, Geiger, Hardy, Jefferson, Kerr, Mollwain, Robinson, Stewart, Thiel, Duff Thomp- son, Wonch. - 15 PROCTER--Boyd, Cook, Cut- hill, Etherington, Gibson, Jew- ell (2), Krauter, Leiper, Mc- Kenzie, Moody (2), Noakes, Procter, Smith, Snell. - 16 TALBOT--Corbett, E, Hay- ter, J. Hayter, Hendrick, Mc- Fadden, Stirling, Talbot, Duff Thompson. - 8 THIRD BALLOT STEWART—Alexander, Boyle, Corbett, Cuthill, Dal- ton, Gandon, Gibson, Hardy, Hendrick, Kerr, McFadden, Mcllwain, Moody (2), Noakes, Smith, Stewart, Talbot, Thiel, Duff Thompson, Wonch, - 21 PROCTER--Boyd, Cook, Dunbar, Etherington, Gibson, E. Hayter, S. Hayter, Jeffer- son, Jewell (2), Krauter, Lei- per, McKenzie, Procter, Ro- binson, Snell, Stirling, Elgin Thompson. - 18 Reeve James Hayter of Ste- phen was elected to the roads committee for a five-year term. The other members are Reeve Grant Stirling, Goderich Township; Reeve D. McKenzie, Ashfield; deputy reeve Delbert Geiger, Hay and Reeve Robert Gibson, Howick. schools reported as many as 40 dropouts this term. It appear- ed that the excellent situation in regard to job,opportunities at the present time was the rea- son, The principal also reported that the school music concert will be held on February 17 and 18. To prevent falls in the bath or shower, use a rubber bath mat or strips fixed in the tub. Where there are older persons in the family, there should be a handrail firmly fixed in the wall, so that anyone can sup- port himself when standing in or leaving the bath. Conron, Michael Willie, John Bateman, G. W. Cruickshank, L. Casemore, Present were representatives of the Figure Skating Club, Film Council, Firemen, Unit- ed Church, Town Council, Kills- , men, Lions, Minor Hockey As- sociation. The financial report for the year was presented. RECEIPTS Grants: Provincial Town . Groups, Etc, Figure Skating Club Canadian Legion Wingham Arena . Firemen Kinsmen Lions Minor Hockey Assoc. dhet eye Red Xienci Xotemcia€(4, Get your full 20% Tax deduction for 1965 before February 28th. 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