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>BER 16, 1976
Employees of Sky Harbor Paint Shop -assist in the towing of
-aLear jet 25-C owned by the Ranger Oil Company of
Calgary. The jet was the first to be given a complete paint
job at Sky Harbor.
Boardendorses Iong. Iist
of -new capital expenses
Huron County Board of Education
endorsed a recommendation of the
Executive Cpmmittee on Monday af-
ternoon outlining capital forecasts for
the upcoming term.
Topping the priority list were
renovation and up -dating of the
chemistry lab at South Huron. District
High School at an estimated cost of
$70,000.
Second was the provision of more
adequate facilities for the Trainable
Retarded at J.A.D. McCurdy School or
elsewhere in the southern part of the
County at a cost of $55,000.
Third was the purchase of six
replacement buses. These first three
priorities were recommended to be
requested for 1977. Those remaining
were setover to 1978.
Priority num er four was a $50,000
project to pr id'e an instrumental
music room at Seaforth District High..
School. Number five, valued at $200,000
in each of the three cases, would provide
home economics and industrial . arts
facilities at tli"ree elementary schools.
The improvement of music facilities at
Central' Huron Secondary School was
priority number six. Under item number
seven $35,000 would be spent on the
'provision of staff room and staff
workroom at the South Huron District
High School.
Finally, $40,000 would be delegated
toward the provision of . a computer
facility at South Huron District High
School or some other secondary, school in
the County:
Board supports resolutions
The Huron County Board of Education
has voted to support a resolution
presented "by the Prince Edward County
Board of Education calling on the
Minister of Education to have required
courses in Canadian Studies include one
credit in Canadian History and one
credit in Canadian Geography, rather
than the . Minister's present direction
which calls for a History and Geogr phy
credit or two History credits.
All board members excepting Molly
Kunder supported the resolution.
The Huron Board also supported a
resolution from the Lanark . County
Board of Education requesting the
Commission on Property Tax Reform to
delay for a periodof one year the im-
plementation of the proposals contained
in the Budget Paper in order that they.
might be adequately evaluated by all
concerned.
Goderich area �iituaries
MSGR. L.J. PHELAN
Rev. Msgr. Louis Joseph
Phelan P.H. passed away on
December 5 at the age of 74.
Msgr. Phelan Was born in
Morris Township near Blyth
in 1903 son of William Phelan
and Mary Ryan.
He received his education
in Blyth and Clinton and later
at St. Jeromes College Kit-
chener and St. Peter's
Seminary London,from
where he was ordained to the
'priesthood in 1936. He was
elevated. to a Msgr. in 1965
while in Leamington.
He celebrated• forty years
in the priesthood at St.
Augustine on June 6 of this
year..
He served many parishes in
Lonldon Diocese the longest
term being in St. Michael's
Leamington for 1,9 years.
He was instrumental in a
large building program there,
the last being St. Joseph's
church. It was from this -
church a funeral Mass was
celebrated on Wednesday
attended by His Excellency
Most Rev. G.E. Carter D.D.
Ph. D. and Auxiliary Bishop
His Excellency Most Rev:
J.M. Sherlock D.D.1 riests of
Essex Deanery a many
clergy of London diocese
relatives, parishioners and
friends.
In 1970 he retired to the
peace and quiet of a country
parish of St. Augustine where
he continued to serve. On
Thursday funeral Mass was
said in St. Augustine with the
following celebrants. Rev.
C.S. Quinlan, Rev. A.J.
Durand, Rev. S.J.
MacDonald, Rev. L.J.
Coughlin, Rev. E.J. Den-
tinger C.R.
Pallbearers were Rev.
Msgr. J.J. White, P.H. Rev.
Msgr. W. Bourdeau P.H. Rev.
T.G. Dill,. Rev. H.J. Laragh,
Rev. P.A. Oostveen, Rev. J.J.
Bensette.
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FINE
FIGURE
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Fitness. In your heart -you know it's right.
Committal prayers were
aid at the church with spring
burial in St. Michael's
Cemetery Blyth.
Msgr. Phelan is survived
by a brother, Rev. William' J.
Phelan London, two sisters,
Sister M. St. Leonard
(Margaret). C.S.J. London,
Mrs. William (Loretta) Lane,
London, nephews and nieces.
He was predeceased by two
brothers James of Blyth and
Thomas of Saginaw
Michigan.
W. V. FISHER
Wilfred Valentine Fisher of
Wassago Beach died ono,
Thursday December 9 in the-
Collingwood General Hospital
following a lengthy illness. He
was 73 years of age,
Born on July 6, 1903 in
Colborne Township'to the late
Jobias and Mary (Huber)
Fisher, Mr. Fisher operated a
blacksmith shop in Benmiller
from 1932 until 1952. FrOm
there he moved to Sault Ste.
Marie where he spent , two
years before moving to
Hensail for a number of
years.
•
In 1960 he moved to
Collingwood where he
operated a cleaning business
until his retirement in 1969.
Mr, Fisher married the
former Elsie Squire who
survives. Also surviving are
four sons, Robert of Galt,
Thomas of Surrey, B.C.,
William of Newcastle, New
Smith Wales in Australia and
Donald at home, one.
daughter, Mrs. Lyle
(Francis),Lgvey, of Waterloo
and five grandchildren.
Also surviving are one
brother, Gordon Fisher oT
Hamilton and one sisters Mrs.
William (Ethel) Goddard of
Goderich. One sister Mrs.
Jack (Levirn) Haldane
predeceased him in 1968.
Funderal services were
held on December 13 from the
Faucetter Funeral Home . at
Collingwoo2l followed by
cremation and interment in
Toronto.
A.F. McCHARLES
The funeral service for the
late Allan F. McCharles, who
died last Thursday in
Beaconsfield, Quebec, was
• held' in Oakville on Monday
afternoon.
Mr. McCharles was the
eldest son of Oliver,, and
Marion McCharles and was4
raised on the family farm in
Ashfield Township. He at-
tended Ripley and District
High. School in the early to
mid 1950's. Mr. McCharles
was employed by Bell
Telephone and worked for
several years in W Toronto
--before moving to Quebec.
He is survived by his wife,
tw:.oslau.ghters and one son,
his parents and brothers
Donald of Chatham and John
of Petrolia.
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LEVEE
"The Mayor's Levee"
LEGION HALL LOUNGE FLOOR
1 -.4 p.m.
Host: His Worship, Delbert J. Shewfelt, Mayor
LEVEE II
"The Royal Canadian Legion" -
LEGION HALL - LOUNGE FLOOR
1 . 4 p.m.
Host: President,- Edward Tonks
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Inauguration Ceremonies
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1827 - 1977
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Host: President, Dr. Tom Jasper
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