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Tie Beta Sigma Phi Sorority recently had five ladies progress from the Ritual of Jewels to
tic Exemplar Chapter. New members spend four years in the Ritual of Jewels before mov-
i) to Exemplar where the stay for six years until they make the final step to the Perceptor
f.
(hapter. The ladies are from left to right: back row, Sheryl Feagan, Cathl Hubick, Pat
trowu; front; row, Diann Kellestine, and Sue Cummings. (photo by Ted Spooner)
" russels is site of HWTA Fall
anquet to be held October 28
The Huron Women Teachers' Association
HWTA ) Fall Banquet will be held at
russels Community Centre on October 28,
eginning with a social hour at 4:30 p.m.,
inner at 6:30 p.m.
"The HWTA Fall Banquet is the first op-
portunity of 1987-1988 - for all women
teachers to come together 'as a whole, to
celebrate our Federation and our. profes-
sion," outlines Huron Women Teachers'
Association President Marie Parsons.
Invited guests include Huron. County
Board of Education trustees,
superintendents, and director, Bob Allen, as
well as the local presidents of Ontario
-Public-- School-- Teachers'- .Association -_and_
Ontario Secondary School Teachers'
Association. Region One Director, Eva
Brophey will also,be at the banquet.
It is a special evening to "pay tribute to
two groups of teachers - those who have
recently retired from the profession and
those who have completed 25 years of
HAPPY 36th
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Keith 'and Vera Miller
of Bayfield
LOVE FROM THE FAMILY
- Joan and Dave
- Bruce and Dianne
- Janice and John
and your seven grandchildren
teaching," continues HWTA President
Marie. Retired teachers Mary Bere, Mary
Huether and Marg- Rogerson will be
recognized for their years of service; 25
year pins will be presented to 11 other
teachers: In addition, Past President Mary
Moffatt will be honored for all her work last
year.
One of the highlights` of the evening will
certainly be guest speaker Elaine Cline,
Provincial President of Federation of
Women Teachers' Associations of Ontario,
in Toronto. '
When asked why a teachers' organization
exists solelyfor women, HWTA President
-IVlarie Parsons explain, "The impetus for
every benefit of special interest to women
teachers has come from Federation of
Women Teachers' Association of Ontario:
When we women teachers have a cause of
our own, we need a voice of our own and that
voice is FWTAO."
Medical officer of
health introduced
Huron County Council was introduced to
the county's new medical officer of health at
its October session.
Dr. Maarten Bokhout was on hand for
presentation of the Huron County Board of
Health report to council and was introduced
by Goderich 'Township Reeve Grant Stirl-
ing, board chairman.
Mr. Stirling also expressed the board's
thanks to Dr. Jaynes McGregor of Wingham,
who had been acting medical officer of
health since the resignation of Dr. Harry
Cieslar.
Library Week
Minister of Culture and Communications
Dr. Lily Munro has declared October 19-25
as Ontario Public Library Week, and public
libraries throughout Ontario will mark the
event with special activities.
The theme for this week is Your Card is
the Key - the library card being the patron's
key to accessing the library's full range of
services. In turn, the library is the key to a
vast information network, a repository of
materials and information which can spark
a user's imagination, and provide inspira-
tion, recreation, or continuing education.
One of the key elements of public library
week this year is a membership drive to
sign up new library members between Oc-
tober 1 and 25. The library which signs up
most new members only patrons 14 years
of age and older are eligible - in proportion
to the size of its community; will win the
framed original art for this year's library
week poster, illustrated in mixed media and
designed by Carmen Dunijko Associates.
The announcement of, and presentation to
the winning library will be made by Dr. Lily
Munro at the 1987 Ontario Library Associa-
tion annual convention in Toronto in
November.
New board chaplain
Reverend Joseph P. Finn of St. Patrick's
Church, Kinkora, was officially approved as
the new board chaplain for the Huron -Perth
County Roman Catholic Separate School
Board. That approval came October 1 from
the. Most Reverend John Sherlock, Bishop of
the London Diocese.
The school board and the Clergy of Huron
and Perth area had approved his appoint-
ment at prior meetings.'
- _ Reverend, Finn_wd1L.hegin
mediately, and will attend board meetings
where as Chaplain he will -be consulted on
such issues as religious education and fami-
--Iy life, child abuse and special education
such as Aids, He will present the views of
Bishop Sherlock and the , Huron -Perth
Deanery.
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