HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-06-26, Page 10Wingham ,dv*e,Ti es, Thursday, June
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Bi TG MI1 — The cow
Viers' Affairs June meeting of
t l men'a .Institute was held it
the community centre on Tues-
day, Jur 1,9. ¶l'ne president, Mrs.
loran. Coultes presided.
The president expressed a
'warm welcome to all present and
a special welcome to the 441 club.
gird, who carne in such large
numbers'. The. secretary,. Mrs.
RlG ggins, read minutes of the
lamViPtita meeting and gave the
treas..rer's report. Corres-
pgndence was a receipt and.
thank.iyou note for the donation
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It was agreed to disband the'
property conirpittee and moved
and carried that the branch
donate$20. to help pay for the van
purchased at Huronvlew. The WI
agreed to cater to the graduation
banquetat the school on Weal,
nesday, June 27.
Roll call, "Your Prescription to
Keep Healthy", was well re-
sponded to. Collection and Pen-
nies for Friendship were re-
eeived. Mrs. Earl. Anderson was
convener of the program. The
motto was `tWhatif this world is
full of care, you have no time to
sta d and stare". Doreen Ander-
son1 contributed two piano selec-
tions,
Mrs, Richard Moore, one of the
three leaders, spoke on the pro-
jects
m
gra,
Mrs, 't ' " y, the a -
+opal, int :thehead tahle
guests and gt adu ates. Mr
,k4..Okar, ase t superintendent
of Huron -Perth -County County "orate;
-School Board and; Mr. Kieffer,
trustee of the , hoard gave their
gr tin s.
The guest speaker., 'May or
DeWitt Miller was then, introd -
. ed by Mrs* O'Malley, Mi .Milne
vongratulated the .students on
• their .success ;and wish them
the best ` for the future. met,
Marie Mahe, thanks` Mr. Miller
for his addre«
's,w, rge Skinn presented"
the catholic'' Women's. ,,League
Scholarships to, four of the 'stud-
, Carol' Bropy,, IMary Jea 1,
WI e1m, Bob :Des: Roches, and
Gordon naha*a ;The re of*,the
graduates were presehted--;wtt
,rosaries, Debbie Ortlieb ex
pressed thanks.
The physical educationawards.°
Were given by Mr« ,Steffler,. the,
public speaking' awards by Mrs.
Kinahan and ‘'the presentation : of
French certificates. by ,,,Mr;
•Lariccia.
Gorden. Kinahan'` gave the vat-
edictorian address in ,which. he
ran throughthe histQry of the
eight years he 'and his classmates
spent at the ,school.: He also -re-.
ferred to Mrs, O'Malley's
er With,
erta, drama;
outdoor suaviva.1; Mr.
John Day, photogra,
'Stealer, badOinton
tfonsignor
fired a ineasage to the
followed with an A
rather Ifaminsid.-
00 Canada?' en
ond this WA; follow
for the gradt4at
GRADUATES of Sacred Heart School are seen after their
banquet in the parish hall on Thursday evening; back rTN,,
Bob DesRoches, Rick Nesbitt, Perry Rammeloo,
Anger, Frank Sanders, Gordon Kinahan; middle row, carqi
Brophy,,,Cotty'Nesbitti 406e Vathe Catk!,115,4.1N,frOntr ,
Betty Arme' Schetteri Mary Jean WilhalM Anne Marie
Mahe and Debbie QM leh• Phot0)
chool
at !Tor
Sacred Heaet
Mailbox
The jtindergarten class bad an °
orientation * day for . the \ next
,year's class. They adjusted their
-.dren. The. afternoon ended with
Wednesday, June 20, the
grades one to four went to the
Riverside Park in Wingham for a
class *picnic, After the lunch the
children. participated in games
and racet. Some parents came
and helped conduct .the sports
Grade 2 received communion
together as a class on tither's
Day. Each one received pi certifi-
cate from Father Itaifiinskr to
-commemorate this occasion.
By Wilma Oke
Mrs. J. W. Wallace of God -
County Board of Education, at
the board .,meeting in Clinton
Monday, objected to the Board
having only one regular meeting
a month and doing most board
business in committee,
,She said that too much was dis-
cussed in the, gotiamittee meet-
ings and then, it Was not brought
out at board meetings. She 'noted
the reports of the Superintendents
'11Cht4im•Pressed, her
geftink to the itdilfe: `&''he said to
be well inform4a 'she should be
going to the stand'mg committee
meetings (education committee,
management committee) as well
as the regular meeting. She said
she; found the regular meetings
dull because so little was dis-
cussed there.
She , cited as an example Of
board business done in com-
, mittee, the budget which was
passed in committee of the whole
and not given to the news media
until nine days later.
Mrs. Wallace said it , was a
cumbersome way for the Board
to operate when it toolika month to
ratify a decision when the answer
should be given every two weeks.
E. Cayley Hill, Goderich,
Chairman of the Board, said' the
public relations were very im-
portant and the Board had a duty
to the public, but that the res.
ERSARY
ERVICES
DOROTHY SCOTLAND will sin.
Youth Evangelist FRANK F. KLEES
ASSISTANT PASTOR 'TO REV. KEN KNIGHT, LEAMINGTON
at
Westfield Fourth Anniversary - 2 p.m.
Huron Men's Chapel, Auburn - 8 p.m.
ALL WELCOME
Evil Prevails When Good Men Do Nothing
COMING NEXT SUNDAY
THE EVANGELAIRES
porisibility was at the board .
"That has to be the dOmin4tit
secondarY;" he Said; ".t>think
have to determine ourse4;es
administer and. perfor* our
function. I believe the comb*
system has operated function
very well."
:Mr. Hill said that it W.aii*,_nAt
,their job to entertain the foubiiC
but that they should try,:to4ii
the ' meetings as' inter
Mr. Hill aid, It s a amestieq
on too long. I think it was cot
sidered by the Board that za,"y
items could be given more at-
tention. However, there' is rOr'
•
reason wily a member van't ask a.
qnestion at the regular Meeting."
J. Alexander of Wingham
suggeitedtp‘t more detail should.,
the press woUld have marpinfpr-
mation and it would give, board .
to ti'vo" Menthly,meetitiga.,,- She
4\:eentw:::helii,s0(0)araonatoit‘' eteexotMos
aatndthtleientegwoleplzr.ig 0'7
Mr, Hill tialrea- ew Mem'
opiniona. Kenneth too* of
ton said he then& the 'tom-
Mittee 'system could not 'be
preyed' on,,: and - Mr, AleXander
Sa:SoMideth: !.arlillw°10eUrda!'bt twtlenring*'
speak. JohUWeatbrooklif.R.k. 2;
e'er s. I believe we are doing
twice as° much work. With two
• zneetings A, month we seetned to
knoiiinore of what was going.on.
Now te know what isloing on we
should attend all tliree meetings.
I find the regular meetings dull
andboring, We have discusied all
St, A
liobert William the
of Mr, and Mrs. D4nald Bateman;
woe melted into the fellowship
of St, Andrew's P.resbyterian
afiniiiiiste.red the Sacrament of
baptistit at the Sunday morniing.
worship ;service,
treat is vitsi her 'idstar,,M6;
41V1r, and. Uri, Harold' clantelon
or Tweed 'were recent ,V,isitors
with her parents; Mr.' and .Mrs•
Margaret Wheeler, the oacasion
of the latter's 80th birthday
celebration. The actual date ito
--MiSs‘' Annie Kennedy,. was
,able to feturn home from hespital
on Wednesday of last week,
.0(scookITTREc 'op isAtios.00 *CANADA
Is proud .to,.,0:1*00.1ice a'spokiecular
Donald btgketet, matte's Rail,. of,
tzrieh, Wilfred Shortreed of
Walton, Mrs. M, Zinn of Luck -
new, John BroadfOot of Bruce -
field, D. McDonald of Bitissels
When the vete was held to con7
tinue the committee procedure
with the one general Meeting only
voted against it. 4,
Charley Prlde, StoMplo/ TOM Ciaitiors, Pink Floyd,
Edward Bear, Alice Coops!, Eltop .John. arid
Fractures accounted for five of
the cases reported by the Wing.'
ham and District Hospital over,
the week.
On Tuesday, Juhe "19, Phillip
Blake, 19, RR 2, Brussels, caught
his right leg in a silo unloader;
suffering a fracture and deep
laceration to his leg. He Was ad -
mated to hospital where his
condition is satisfactory.
Also on Tuesday, Gordon
Louther, 23, Teeswater, rolled the
truck -he was driving on the lOth
Concession of Turnberry and dis-
located his shoulder. He was
treated and released.
Jerry Jamieson, 17 of RR 2
Lucknow, lost control of the car.
he was driving Wednesday and '
struck a hydro poleon the B-line,
near the cemetery. He suffered'
lacerations to his forehead and.
was taken to the hospital where
he was treated and released.
On Friday, David Campbell, 17,
of Bluevale, lost control of his car
across,from the Gulf Gas Station
coming into Wroxeter and was
thrown out of the car. He was ad-
mitted to hospital via ambulance
vvith multi -abrasions to his face •
hands, chest, fractured ribs and
an injured right ankle. His condi-
tion is now satisfactory.
On the same day, Richard Al-
ign' Dillon. 10, RR 1, Wingham,
was struck by a car while he was
getting off the school bus at the
corner of Turnberry Sideroad
and Highway 4. He was treated •
for a large contusion and abra-
sion to his left hip and then re-
leased.
On Saturday, Mrs. Edith
Webster, Lucknow, was admitted
to hospital with a fractured right
ankle. Her condition is now satis-
factory. Also on Saturday, Mrs..
Laura Souch, Blyth, suffered a
lacerated left foot when struck
by a stone thrown from a lawn
mower at her home and Ivan
Conley, Lucknow, fractured his
left ankle at his brother's home in
Durham. Both were treated and',
released.
A fractured right ankle was,
\ suffered by Mr's. Ruth Kroezet,
•
Blyth, at her'.hbme SundaY.
,She was admitted to hospital
where her condition is. sails -
An overheated radiater ex-
ploded on Sunday at Telton Motor
,Sales, Bluevale, inflicting first
and Second degree burns to the
ehest rind face of 'Timothy Tolton
of .Bluevale. He was treated and
later released.
—Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hof-
mann, daughter Anita, and trip-
lets, Nancy, Patrick and Daniel,
of 'nat. 2, Teeswater, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. RoW-
,lani,1 Ballagh, Catherine Street,
ney
Ys
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