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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-09-25, Page 8�to the Members met 4d in their new board MOM" MOW Connelly of tppen �tilla Kinahan of Will work with ad-, alive stalf en the details October 1, the tribe to Ot IP eii; ails employees not vered by the teacher -bowl remnant fie•per cent, up from ii.per^ cent. Architect Brian Garratt of Kyles, Ryles and Garratt of Stratford attended the meeting to present to the board mem- bers the finalized working drawings and specifications for the addition to St. Patrick's School, Kinkora. The plans call for, a gymnasium, change rooms and showers, and kit- chen: Estimated cost is about S200,000 Sister Mary S. Louis, prin- 'cipal of St. James School, Seaforth, presented a report on family life education for the advisory committee from October, 1971 when the com- mittee was organized by the board. She explained what has been done during that period - "where we are today and a took into conce e future'. Sister ry said' as educators, "it is our respon- sibility to consider the total development of the child, meeting his deep emotional needs as well as providing for social, spiritual, emotional and intellectual development. She said since humans have no built-in knowledge of how to solve problems of family living, this information must be acquired. Sister Mary said any program in family life education must be a planned effort on the part of the school to supplement and to support the efforts of the home and the church in helping young people to understand themselves as individuals and to accept their sexuality as a positive force in their lives. They must be .given accurate information about emotional and physical development to help them adjust to changes{ tl roughout their development andgrowth. Sister Mary said that to date, 26 teachers in the two counties. had attended summer school to 1-.. .,... have Come In on t contet the present program from Parents, teachers and pupils to November, the family life committee will present a report to the board, Sister Mane said: Recommendations proposed by Siser Mary are: that the family life program run from September to June; that we follow the speeifie religion program: that the family life program was not intended to replace it; that the topics from the family life program be more interwoven with the present guidance and health programs and an" outline of these be prepared for use; that the topics from family life, guidance and health form one integrated course which in- corporates these. That more reference material be made available. Sister Mary said the problem related to the program was the lack of a co-ordinator. ASsoCia t On, The board v+P!ted bb as hearo margin aping 0,1bangi g its bylaw covering,.the method of electing, a chamnan and vice- chairmen ,...proposecisk by Trustee Howard Shaltz of Stratford. Trustee William Kinahan was named to Work with school attefiddance officer Willis # McInnes to formulate a policy covering studentsleaving school before reaching age of 16, The board allotted 51,700 to construct a drain at the new board offices while the county is contributing 51,500 toward the work to be done to the drain at the road in front of the school. The board renewed the five- year contract with BP Oil to supply fuel for board owned buses at St. Boniface and E.cole Ste. Marie at a discount of three cents per gallon off tank wagon price. , eatl Last. Monday, September 15 was the Community Association Meeting at Vanastra. Business discussed included support for the newly formed Brownie Pack and Girl Guide Troup; also nominations for the election of directors for 197546 season. Elections will be held the first Monday in October. Support at ther first Fall meeting was appreciated and the Association hopes to have a good turnout for elections on October 7. New hairdresser This week , we welcome Vanastra Hair Styling to the community with Pat Thomas as the proprietress. Appoint- ments will be accepted Monday thru " ApturAlftyi7db$tx $or evenings; Call Pat , at 482-7887 for an appointment: Her location is 27 Regina Rd., Vanastra. 9ted ..t CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT announces the admission to partnership effective October 1, 1975 'jl (Madden CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT After October 1, 1975, the practice will be carried on under the name of tit.si (Voiihn CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS at 39 WestStreet Goderich, Ontario Telephone — 524.2011 P. 4. Bez 307 Rec centre opens Open House will be held Friday September 26 at the Vanastra Recreation and Day Care Complex. Everyone is welcome to browse or take a guided tour of the facilities. Coffee and cookies will be served while you meet oar staff. Mr. Whitlock and Miss McEwing can answer any questions "you may have about the recreation or day care programs held at Vanastra. Open house hours are Friday evening from 7 p.m: to 9 p.m. The Grand Opening of the Vanastra Recreation and day care complex is planned for Saturday, September 27: — Cocktail hour is from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., with banquet and ,ribbon cuttin4 set for 8 p.m. to 9 p: ria. Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. will follow 'with music by "Shannon". Everyone is welcome. Tickets can be ob- tained from the Rec Centre. Call 482-53544. flue 01 Timothy'' Rad C arid 11rdsfoot 'Tart MAPLE LEAF MILLS, • LTD. SEEO'DIVis,ON EXETER, ONT; PN 23S-.03113 (Jones, Ma i$uahfonl atdiplastoncharge to vote hast Week's prow clal election? No, actually the polling booth sign for the CIintoa arena was tacked onto a booth the Kinsmen use to collect act ion tai the reeeAtfal Sundays. (News -Recd moo) UCW plans EThristnus bazaar The Evening Unit of the Ontario St. Church UCW was held September 22 in the ladies' parlour. Marlene Forbes opened the meeting with the, poem, ''When Days are Dark. and Gloomy". Helen Trewartha's group , was in charge of the devotions. A hymn was sung and Helen Trewartha gave a reading, "Good Neighbours", followed by Mary East leading in prayer. Edith Wright read . the scripture, and the devotion was closed with the collection being talebn Marlene Forbes . took the chair to conduct the business period. Joyce Irwin read the June meeting minutes,which were approved. Each member remarked on her summer holiday for the roll call. ' The treasurer, Harriet Tyndall reported most of the Church Centennial Cook Books had, been sold ' The members were reminded of the Church anniversary, Sep- tember 28 with.,Rev. Snell as guest speaker; the Joint United Church's Fall Thankoffering October 5 - 7:30 at Wesley - Willis Church, with Mr. and Mrs. David hemp as guest speakers; and the. Church Centennial Supper, October 21, admission S. for adults, children 51., members to bring dessert. November 22 was set as the date for the UCW Christmas Bazaar. Marian Colclough announced two dinners in October the ladies will be catering to. The meeting was closed with, the benediction, followed with lunch and a half hour of fellowship.' Legion news Tulips will mark 50th birthday By George Campbell • Branch 140 got back into action Monday Sept. 21st with the first general meeting since the summer recess. Attendance was not the best, but is ex- pected to increase as the Fall continues. President Russ Philips had the first initiation of the new season. George Campbell, Frank Pyke and Harold Black made up the team to initiate Ivan Lince into the Branch, 'which welcomes any and all newcomers. It is hoped more initiations will follow as membership has dropped in the past year. The Legion is proud of the fact that it was able to do its part during the Centennial, celebrations this summer and wishes to thank all who assisted in the parades etc. The members, ordinary, asst late and affiliate were ready to go when work was to be' 1976 is the 50th anniversary of Legion in Canada and as an anniversary project. large yellow tulips will be planted across the country. Branch 140 has received a good supply, which is being distributed by Com. Sam Castle. Many have been sold, but there should be some extras so if anyone wishes to place an order. contact Sam at 482-9482. The price is good. Each year a day is held for the World War I vets of Huron County. This year it is being held in Kincardine on Sept. 27 and any "old Vet" who Wishes to attend is asked to contact J.K. Cornish at 482-7415 or the Branch at 482-9061. Tran- sportation is being arranged and the "Day" starts at '2 p.m. in Kincardine.i ave been reminded that Kincardine is not in Huron which is true but Branch 183 is a nt'ember of Zone CI and felt they would like, to take a turn. Have a good time old Vets. Some of the coming events at the Branch are as follows: Sept. 27 - Social - dance to the Royallaires from 9-1 a.m.: Oct. 18 & 19 - Fall District meeting Meaford: Nov. a - Poppy drive: Nov. 9 - Church parade to Ontario St. United Church; Nov. 11 - Remembrance Day. THE Fall golf tournament was held at Sunset golf course. on Sept! 20th. The day was cool, but a turnout of 82 players proved it was enjoyed. Low gross this year was won by Pat McMahon. lilicKILLOP soft INSIJRANCE COMPANY n Established 1876 HEAD OFFICE: Seaforth, Ontario 40.0 Mrs. Margret Sharp, Sec. Trees. Phone 527-0400' It Only Costs A Little To Be Safe Fire, Entailed Coverage, Wind_ storm, Theft, Property Damage, Liability, Etc. Directors and Adjusters: Lavern Godkin, RR 1, Walton, Ont. Robt. Archibald, RR 4, Seaforth Ken Carnochan, RR 4, Seaforth Ross Leonhardt, RR 1, Bornholm John McEwing. RR 1, Myth Stanley Mcl$wain, RR 2. Goderich Donald McKercher, RR 1, Dublin Wm. Pepper. Brumfield J.N. Trewartha. Box 661, Clinton Agents: James Keys. RR 1 Seaforth K.J. Etue, Seaforth Wm. Leiper. Londesttoro Steve J. Murray, RR 5, Seaforth eft • 1,1 • Phone 527-1877 '527-1117 7 527-1545 345-2234 523-9390 524-7051 527-1837 482-7534 482-7593 WUILE IT LASTS! POLYPROPYLENE CARPET IN 4 COLOURS Dshze f+e111tlies • 100 percent solid state C20 chassis - • New Precislon4n4i*e. picture tube for bright. sharp pic- ture and rugged portability • Fully automatic idet,ntedl controls for color, tint and fine tuning. Maintains settings automatically from channel to channel, program tb prOgram • Earphone tack • ,Illuminated channel dials ' • Picture tube warranty - two years plus four additional years on a pro.rate l Basis. Labour" and all parts et no charge during first Yr - ' Includes free rotating base GALBRAITH RADIO & TV 'Yr follsolier sat** tutu" Corner Aid & heft shty,Sas., CIletin 482 3841 THAT'S NOT ALL Don't forget Panelling and Ceiling tile We have all your needs to complete that rec room or renovate that bedroom. Y 1SEA Si.. GODERICH —' VON A`T St`fN1 eta Y. 21 IBUILDALL EOCA1ED 1114Lock LAST CALL 524-113113 aR le