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Nominations for the member-
ship
ixl ber-p on the edbeatlon and man*
agent committees were i
seated by the ad hoe striking
committee of the Huron_ amity
Board of Education at its firs
regular meeting' of T tlx: year
Monday and were aplr?'ed, The.
committees are:
Education Committee. Mrs,
Marion Zinn, chairman, John
Henderson, Mrs • Marilyn Ku'o
der, Charles Rau,, Jack Rim,
lierbert Turkheim, and Mrs
Dorothy Wallace,
e eN# com Ittees
Manage Committee
Donald J. McDonald, chairman;
Jack P, Alexander, John lid" -
feet, Kenneth C. Cooke,' A.
Cols, 'Clarence McDonald
and John Westbrook.
The vice =ebairtuen fir these
committeis will be chosen by the
''members of eachcommittee at
tlx: first meeting—Education on
January 29 and Management on
February 13:
The board was informed 'that •
Education Week m Ontario swill
be observed. in 1973 from April 8 L. Damanda who had attended
to April 14 inclusive with the
official opening provincially to be
e in Toronto on April S. ,
A letter woo received from, the
genlneniCal Inatitate of .Caned
reportsg a national conf
onreligious education in it- plu-
ralistic society. will be held in To-
ronto May 28 to June .1. -
A. letter 'was received from
Mrs. 1. M. B. Dunlop of San Anw
salmi, California, enclosing old
school certificates, etc. belonging
to her brother, the late Drsktmes.
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Blyth Public School in the `p890'0.
The beard did 'not endorse, but
filed, a . resolution from the Nor-
folk County Board of Education
onthe subject of inadequate
support for apprenticeship pro -
grains.
The board will adcvise the De-
partment of Municipal Affairs '
that it does not require provision
of a school site in the proposed
forty lot subdivision for the Town
of Goderich as it is directly adja-
cent to Robertson Memorial
Public School.
• The board took no action on a
request for support from the Van
Egmond Foundation to purchase
and restore the VanEgmond resi-
dence in Egmondville as a
historic site. Trustee John West-
brook asked if the board was in
the habit of making donations,
and he was ,informed that it usu-
ally does when the request has an
educational overtone.
A borrowing by-law was passed
to borrow from time to time a
stun or some not exceeding in Bre
aggregate eight million dollars to
meet, until the current revenue
has been received, the current.
expenditures of the board.
An ad hoc policy review com-
''mittee was appointed to review
current board policies—John
Broadfoot, chairman, and the six
new trustees—J. P. Alexander,
Kenneth. Cooke, Jack `Riddell,
Herbert Turkheim, Mrs. Dorothy
Wallace and John Westbrook.
Need Feedback
Mrs. Wallace suggested the
board should receive a feedback
on board policies from the princi-
pals. "Unless we get feedback we
are sort of operating in a
vacuum," she said. The director
of education, D. J. Cochrane,
reported there is a ,Teacher -
Trustee Relationship Committee
composed of ' representatives • of
composed
1 ' is *Alters and' trustees
:�'s willin
meet ,
`fearr'`nd could provide
feedback I as to whether the
policies need strengthening or
additions or just a general
review.
Approval was given for a field
trip from South Huron District
High School to Ottawa for 100 to
120 Year II students, accompa-
nied by six staff members on a
four=day excursion on February
22-25 inclusive. They will visit the
parliament buildings, war mu-
seum, mint, arts centre, govern-
ment department buildings, for-
eign embassies, etc. since a study
of Canadian government is part
of tt'e Year II history course.
The board approved a recom-
mendation that the staff of the
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INSTRUCTOR ART L:AMQLAW gives Barbara Murray a few tips on assembling a new top
for an antique waashstandri,.n woodworking shop night classes being held weekly at F. E.
Madill Secondary School Barbara, who is also a member of the school teaching staff, is
one of several women W10 are active members of the woodworking classes. Staff Photo.
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Mrs.. •
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bt.son speaks to WI
WRi�►k `ii`I lit -`
Mrs• Ro art thanked by Mrs. Coulter and pre -
Gibson of Gorrie was gait sented with a gift.
speaker when members of,, :t ie Vice president Mrs. Ron Mc-
Women's Institute met at the Michael was in charge of the
home of Mrs. Clark Sh'arprn tan meeting and read a poem on.
Tuesday of last week: She spoke "Resolutions". The roll call was
on the role of agricultural i-
etle& in improving the fartnees
image. Mrs: Gibson also outlined
her various duties as president; of
the Ontario Association of Agri-
cultural Societies. • She 'was'
Institute will again sponsor the 4-
H clubs.
A report by the Good Cheer
committee was read, showing 11
boxes distributed at Christmas-
time.
answered by naming a Canadian Mrs. John Ackerman played
industry and its location. several selections on the piano.
Business included a financial Mrs. William Wright gave the
report by the secretary. Mem- courtesy remarks and closed the
bers were, reminded of the sum- meeting. Lunchwas served by
mary day for the short course, the hostess and Mrs. C. Coulter,
"Featuring Ontario Fruit", to be Mrs. J. Ackerman and Mrs. D.
Wingham 'Public School pari held. January 23 in Clinton. The Dickison.
their cars on Frances . Street beside the school: This recoil-
mendation fglovred ,a petitions to UCW meets at Chamne hOmey
the W'i'n ham council, from rate-
payers on John�Street south of .the DONNYBROOK The Janu-
school objecting to gars blocking " ary meeting of the United Church
their walkways to their holies.in Women was held Tuesday after -
the wintertime.' noon of last week at the home of
The board endorsed a resrilti- Mrs.Stuatt Chamney with a good
tion from. the Elgin County Board attendances=, .) . _
Chamney.
Mrs. Hardy had charge of the
topic "Why Missionaries?" .
-Mrs. Chamney read the min-
utes of the previous meeting and
also a the financialWit.
of duration supporting i •
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theory' that increases in. dollar tediby Mrs: -William -Hardy',' was • EdwatirRobinson reported on the
amounts per pupil over the pre- in . charge and the theme was sale of cards. Mrs. Morley John-
vious year's ceilings ,wilip uce `Time -tot Spend". The meeting stop, supply secretary, gave her
a declining percentage` rand opened with the singing of report. A hymn w
Po ym as sung and
boards already in -trouble with "Standing • at the Portal",. A Mrs. Jefferson closed the meet -
the ceilings will have difficulty in psalm was read responsively. ing with prayer. Lunch was
staying within thelimits set if ex- "Prayer of a mother" was given served by the hostess assisted by
penditure percentages increase by Mrs. Jefferson and after sing- Mrs, Margaret "Leddy and Mrs,
and income percentages de- ing another hymn Mrs. Edward Ernest Snowden.
crease. Robinson read the scripture les -
Mrs. Wallace invited her fellow son. Mrs. Jefferson gave a read -
trustees to attend the public ing "God in the Seasons" and'also
speaking contests (preliminary) led in prayer. Mrs. Margaret
to be held ink Wingham on Janu- Leddy gave a reading -,-"Recipe
ary 30, in Clinton on January 31 for a Happy New Year".
and at Our Lady of Mount Carmel A skit, "Pegs -Square and
School at RR 3, Dashwood, on Unsquare" was given by Mrs. W.
February 1, all beginning at 1:30 Jefferson, Mrs. William Hardy,
p.m., with the finals two weeks Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson, Mrs.
later in Clinton. John Hildebrand and Mrs. Stuart
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Honoi couple
on anniversary
BLUEVALE s-- Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Freiburger celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary on
January 13. Open house was held
in the afternoon . from 3-5 p.m.
when about 45 neighbors and
friends called. In the evening, at
8:30 p.m., mass was celebrated in
the Sacred Heart Church, Wing -
ham, with their attendants being
present, Ed Freiburger of Green-
ock and Mrs. Lorraine Huck of
Kitchener.
A surprise party with about 45
friends and relatives present was
held after mass at their residence
in Bluevale. Court whist was en-
joyed by. all; Prizes went to Mrs.
Elmer Weiss, Mrs. Oscar Kieffer,
Ted Whitby, Frank Caskanette,
Mrs. George Freiburger, and
Mrs. Carl Freiburger. A smor-
gasbord lunch was served. 'l
The couple received many gifts
including cookware, blankets,
bedspread, electric clock, dishes,
etc.
The couple was married on
January 13, 1948, in St. Ann's
Church, Riversdale.
Personal
—Rev. and Mrs. John Ostrom
have returned from Toronto
where they attended funeral
service held for Mrs. Ostrom's
sister, Mrs. R. A. (Myrtle) Peri-
goe who died early New Year's
morning. Mrs. Perigoe was well
known to Wingham people and
death followed a lengthy and
painful illness, courageously
borne. In addition to Mrs. Os-
trom, she is survived by another
sister. -
—Miss Annie Kennedy was ad-
mitted last weekend to Wingham
and District Hospital.
—Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zur-
brigg and Mrs. Albert Rantoul of
town and Mrs. William Elsley of
Mount Forest have returned
home after a two-week vacation
in FloradikTemperatures were in
the 80s during their enjoyable
stay there.
1,1
1 BRIMICIA T afternoon
unit of the U'nt`i Women
bald its regular .meethat the
homeofd. Jf Thomason
Tiles -
day of Ct week with 7th members
in UM, J. �Smith,*slogged by Mrs
C. Parker, was i charge of devo-
tions, "New Yeer'i Thoughts"
was wed as the theme through-
out the program.
Two poems entitled "1 Said to
the Maa Who Stood at the Gate of
the . Yeaaa and "The Message t
e New Year" were read.
"Standing at the Portal" was
read in unison by the Members.
Mrs. Parker read the scripture
taken from the ( of.
"Medita tions on the Near-'xiear
was given by Mrs. $smith followed
by prayer.
Mrs. Thomas welcomed the
members to her home and
thanked the conveners who
arranged the Meeting. Many
notes of appreciation from fer-
Nos. Arrnstrong
ACW hostess
FORDWICH Mrs. Bruce
Armstrong was hostess for the
January meeting of the Anglican
Church Women, Trinity Church.
The newly -elected president,
Mrs. J. Daunt presided and open-
ed the meeting with a poem.
The theme for the devotions
given by Mrs. W. Hargrave was,
"Our, Gift of Worship" and the
scripture was read by Mrs. D.
iuinsmore.
The study entitled, "Epiph-
any"'„ was taken by Mrs. E.
Strong. -
A humorous roll call, "A Scotch
Joke", was answered by 17 mem-
bers.
Mrs. D. Bunker head an in-
formative article, ""Kings and
Queens March in Lesotho",
The committee in dharge re-
ported on the indoor -outdoor car-
pet the ACW conterriplates par
chasing for the church steps.
The president .closed the meet-
ing with prayer.
A contest was conducted by
Jocelyn Daunt. Lunch was served -
by Mrs. Harold Fester and =Mrs.
D. Dinsmore assisted by the host-
ess.'
amermembersaad eh* M
were need by the
Thank you lett were
ceived from the
for Children; from
bottles, missionariesi Africa;
and. from SuQng, ' the
child .in Ho . -
The study on Ir Was cows
hued by Miss Lucas. She000,
lined the great Work dome: PI
and Mrs. J mour .
country.
Jim was a
farmer from yBarrie, and his
Ems, a teacher from Tom;
In 1962 they went to India to
help improve fad• methodo,
They live near Delhi with
children to complete the
Eleanor has become a re
worker at the leper colony. Jia
has been initrumental inl bald*
wells drilledaso thatagoodsourei,
of water,is available, for ham«
tion and household PuK
Better breeding In cam aero ".fob
is encouragedto ice: pro -
..duction in milk, meat and e
The family visitad Canada aolt
year only to return to India more
determinedthan ever to plan a
farm reform program:
The next meeting -rill be held
at the home of. Mrs. Taylor en
February 6.
Person
—Mrs. Ed Stafford of. Port
Burwell spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery
and also visited her mother,
McMichael, at Brookhaven N.
ing Home, during Jest week:
;Mr. and Mrs. ,Franks J
Gibbons, Vicki, Francine, Pattaa,
James and John of London viSitii
ed over the weekend with the fore.
mer's parents, Mr. and
James Gibbons,
—William Falconer, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Falconer all of ,
Barrie visited at the home of Meat'
Lester Falconer, Culross, 04
Monday. They also visited Mit
E. Falconer's mother, Mrs. Ade-
line Johnson in Wingham.
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