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Graduates
James Laicllavv, son of Mr. and Mrs.
• Raymond Laidlaw of Wingham, graduated
October 28, 1984, from. Wilfrid Laurier
University, Waterloo, receiving his Hon-
• ours Bachelor of Business Administration
Degree with Distinction (co-op program
option). He has accepted a position .in the
marketing division of IBM, Toronto.
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Fixture of pioneer museum
referred to local councils
The fate of the Hu* County Pioneer
Muteum won't be sealed until next year,
At, its November ses.sion, Huron County
Council discussed behind closed doors for
over an hour, a recommendation: to
reconstruct the museum,
Once the doors to the council chamber
were re -opened, Warden Tom Cunn-
Ingham explained the decision to discuss
the museum without the. public present
would provide councillors the opportunity
for "open and frank discussion".
"I feel we had such," said the warden.
The decision reached in closed session
Was to have the museum subject referred -
back to the agriculture and property aim-
mittee. The purpose of this, is to give
Huron's 26 municipalities time to discuss
the future of the museum at the local level.
The results of these individual
municipalities' discussion are to be sent to
county council no later than Dec, 15. •
Warden Cunningham said many county
• • council members felt they didn't want to
make a decision on the museurn until they
had discussed it. with their councils,
The apiculture and property committee
is recommending that the county
reconstruct the museum over five years at
an estimatedeost of $2.1 million.
The county's actual contribution for. this
recommendation would be $1.5 million or
$300,000 a year for five years. The rest of
the project is evected to be financed from
grants, donations and other fund raising
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sources if approved.
Kairshea institute he(irs speaker
• Ira Dickie 'was hostess • tor tne
October 25 meeting of the Kinloss
Kairshea Women's Institute meeting on
' Agriculture and Canadian Industries held,
at the Institute Hall.
•The president, Mrs. Leonard Clarke,
welcomed everyone and opened the.
• Meeting with another of her well chosen
readings; Life 'After Forty.
• Mrs, Virden Mowbray introduced the
• guest speaker,: Mr. William Jongejan, a
director of the Christian .Farmers Associa-
• tion. Mr. Jongejan gave an excellent
speech on thelamily firm and the respon-
sibilities that each person must contribute
to its success. Mrs. Ted Collyer thanked
the speaker and-presentedhim with a shun
gift.
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so bravely defended our nation's cause. Through wars and peace-
time, you have shown courage and strength when called upon,,
and played an outstanding part in preserving our freedom.
Were proud tO honor you on this special day.
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• Mrs. Bob Gilchrist got the members up
and moving with a good sing song.
Mrs. Ira Dickie and Mrs. Cliff Roulston
gave concise well presented reports on the -
County Rally held in Tara.
• It was' decided by the' members to donate
$500.00 to the Wingham Hospital Building
Fund. congratulations.to all the hardvvOrk-,
• ing ladies of the Institute vvho made these
community project donations possible,
Everyone had a good chuckle when WS -
Donald MacKinnon gave her reading, A
Farmer's Wife.- , .
Mrs. Ted Collyer gave the cOurtesies. A
deliciouslunch wak served by the hostess,
• Mrs. Ira Dickie and directors, Mrs., Cliff .
• Roulston' and WS. Brian Doelman-
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