HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-12-02, Page 13Township
of Turnberry
NOTICE OF POLL,
Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Town-
ship of Turnberry in the County of Huron that whereon more
candidates ham been nominated to each of the following
offices than the number required to fill such offices, therefore
Polls will be held at the times and places stated in this notice
for the purpose of electing the holders of such offkes,
ip -OFFICES FOR WHICH POLL WILL BE HELD:
R�eve - one to be elected -•
Z
uty Reeve - one to be elected
Councillor - three to be elected
Public School Board Trustee - two to be elected
Separate School Trustee to the Huron County
Board of'Educatioq - one to be elected
REGULAR POLL
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1976
Locations:
Poll 01 - lower Wingham at Mike's Mini Mart
Poll 02 - Bluevale Community Hall
Poll Ifs - Municipal Shed, RR 1, Bluevale
Poll #4 - Home of Jackson Dunkin, RR 2, Wingham
`Victor Bakker
Returning Officer
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oar :I apply
for
Belgra ve 3i ,748 raised
e v e o m� n tgrant �- �- . for Bible Society
$ 0,000 Pamela and Kevin of The
Chatham $peat last week win W Branch ata the
By Wawa Oke Women's application form: To tbdr CiOt1° Bible Society has-
' League of St. Patrick's pp pick up the formed by the Ministry that lf the �• �. and �. p�tah its year's work. The trea-
The Huron -Perth County church, St. Patrick's Parish framework of the establlisbed grant is approved the school tea' Wigbtman- " s Choir pm �., Miss Greta Harris, r
epoirts
Board will apply the 'Roman Catholic Separate �1 � citizecns' clubDublin ),
Diamonds tihte filiated orggamiyatioos its at- board will be informed by vid d music�at West!leldthat the response has been
expand December 6 or 7.
Community School Development Teacher Association of St. Pat- and coordinate the activities of In otber business the board in- Ftp Hour on Sunday af-
Grant" of $10,000 on behalf of the rick's School. She said Francis all groups; to wort closely with creased the hourly wage paid to tenIn 1975 the
on• Rev. lea' Ball of Year's total was
Dublin Community Council. Ificknell, a school board mem- the school for use of facilities and the board attendance of i6e, Wil- Wroxeter was the minister for the $1'1104-M• This Year, the autumn
At a meeting of the board in ber, and Herb Brown of the Hib- Wan after school and evening liam Imes of Stratford, &= service. canvass, together with any gifts
Dublin Monday night of last bert Township Council are on the programs for all age groups; to $4.50 to $5.00 per horn' hem Misses Maria and Michelle
and in memoriams totals
week, Sister Florence, principal council, and she is a member as help numbers of the community September, 197x, to August 1971. Arr da of Toronto who have $1748.86. This will be sent to the
of St. Patrick's School, Dublin, well. to a greater identity in prepsm-, Edward Rowland, su � -i,a- =-,W-* the pat tW^ � Wim• with �� office In Toronto..
explained that the school is the William Eckert, superin- tion for the 100th anniversary of tendent of maintenance for the their its, Mr. and Mrs. The Wingham society wishes to
centre of the community as it is tendent of program and Jack Dublin in 1078; to survey the board, is to be given the maxi- Chet Logan, returned on Sunday thank all who helped in any way
the only place in Dublin where Lane, superintendent of business needs and interests of Du4n, and mum con package with their to make 1976 so successful. There
compensation f a in- parents, lift. and Mn. is a continuing need for more
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meetings can be held. She said and finance for the school board, District to ascertain bow these crease of $1,000.86 for salary and waterloo Anda who have just Bibles each year. Contributions
that the various groups meeting acted as adviser's to the council needs be best met; and to hire a $120 increase in fringe bemeM-I returned from holidaying at
in the school have formed the 12- as the application for the Com- community school coordinator to as permitted 1WAnti-IoAatipn Acapulco, Mexico. received locally will help the
member Dublin Community munity School Development establish the above on a self sup- Board, for the calendar year 1977 Mrs. Jean WiHs of Milton Society to meet tbis demand -
Council with Ronald Fergumn as grant was prepared for sub- port basis. raising his salary to about visited for a few days last week The Second Sunday in Advent
president. mission to the Ministry of Com- CALLS FOR CO-ORDINATOR $
Sister Florence listed the mem- munity so -vices. 14,025. with Mr. and Mrs, Ross Anderson has bash kept for many centuries
erMr. Eckert said the application William Eckert said the ad-hoc and other relatives in the area. as Bible Sunday. This year it falls
her groups as the Dublin Athletic Jack Lane told the trustees that for the grant calls for the hiring committee of Trustees John This community extends sym- On December 5.
Association, Dublin Limns Club, the grant will only be given to a of the community school coor- O'Drowsky and Michael Com- Why to the Anderson families in On Bible Sunday churches em -
Women's Institute, Catholic school board and the grant will dinator who would work closely nolly; Director of Education John the Ins of their monther, Mrs. O. phasiZe the central place of the
come to the board, but will be ad- with the council and all affiliated Vintar, and the dean of the G. Anderson- scriptures in the life of the
"�"`•` �: �i�� ministrated by the . community groups, especially the school Huron -Perth Deanery, will be Mr. Stanley Drigg of RR 1, Church and of the Christian and
N G L IS FARM council. He lathe council will principal and staff, to set up pro- interviewing candidates for co- Gerrie, visited last Wednesday also the need to share the scrip
receive only thA portion of the grams that facilitate the use of ordinator of the Family Life Pro- evening with his uncle and aunt, tures with the whole world.
DRAINAGE $10,000 that it spends and het
e will the school and coordinate the gram next week. He said several Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd.
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be paying he accounts as sub- needs of all organizations who had applied but only two had Jeffery Scott was able to return
mitted to him by the council. He 3 use it. (The community council, Family Life training. borne on Friday after being a The Arctic was first named by
Quality Installation _ said he is expected to be respon- formed about two years ago, has Still concerned about the patieent in Wingham and District .the Greeks -after Arktos, the
Clay o r Plastic = sible for policing the grant as the had the benefit of school board number of Catholics having their Hospital with pneumonia, constellation of the Great DW.
board must guarantee that the approval for use of the building assessment directedto the public
Free Estimates expenditures are in accordance for st two years by these school system, rather than the
with the terms laid down in the orgAnizations meeting at the separate school system, it was
PHONE: 392.6700 application for the money. I Board policy permits suggested that it be put on the
Mr. Eckert described the pro- certain groups to use all schools agenda for the new board in
R. R.:3 Walkerton or in the system at no cost to
1 program Service offered the January to name a committee to Mich ee l Ward _
by the community council in its group with the board providing look into the situation. .
the facilities, including water, Joseph Looby of Dublin said it pottery design ONTARIO DISTRIBUTOR
hydro, heat and school equip- would pay to put a man in Strat-
ment) . ford, someone who knows real Studio.
The coordinator would wort estate and the changeover of Queen &Westmoreland opposite Baityton's Old
with the council to develop and property during the year, to deal
C0,0 ■ conduct a needs survey in Feb- with it. "We would have one man Mill in Blyth Phone -52 3-4203
ruary, 1977, and an evaluation on top of that all the time. It takes
survey in December 1977. He a lot of work."
would train volunteer members Ron Marcy of Stratford said We would like to introduce
of the council to initiate, organize that following the check-up, in you to the amazing Ashley
and maintain specific programs Stratford this fall 26 owners in Automatic wood heater the
and identify other agencies that Stratford changed their assess- smallest model burns for 12
would provide added expertise ment to separate school, about 10 hours and heats three rooms:
and 'assistance in developing pro- per cent, he estimated. (Franklin burn your heart
grams. Vincent Lane said he knew out) on ONE load of wood.
The application for the grant there were people in Goderich There are 5 other models and
explains how it will be,' spent: who would support the separate they are priced to sell.
Leadership (co-ordinator, school system if they were con- Come down to the Pottery
trained in community affairs, tacted, who now are permitting and see for yourself. .
perhaps a student in such a their assessment to go to the
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course at university) part-time public schools.
salaries and wages, $6,000; travel Gregory Fleming, Ronald Economy models nopv: in stock
expenses, $2,000; professional de- Marcy and William Eckert re-
velopment, trainee, speakers, ported on the conference they at -
$1,500, and other expenses such tended, sponsored by the Federa-
as survey material, telephone tion of Catholic Parent-Teacher
costs, stationery, $500. Association which they all found
Sister Florence said she was in- to be educational and interesting. TO Sister
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Bayfield reeve objects to
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"filthy' books in library
Bayfield Reeve Ed Oddleifson do not believe in censorship but
vigorously protested the endorse- there must be some way we can
ment of a 'Statement on Intellec- control this sort of thing."
tual Freedom' which was at- "I am not a crusader," he said,
tacked to the report of the "but I want to express my dis-
e'll give you 100gallons of furnace hei •Library Board presented to taste with the recent direction
WHuron County Council at its Canada is taking in this field."
FY' 011 November meati 1
FREE if we let your tank run out. Mr. O est Tiurs-ent, County Librarian W. Partridge
day. By endorsing the statement, told Mr. Oddleifson that "just be-
ddleifson said it indicates
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"we agree with the new morality.
cause a book has some fotfi lan-
guage should not mean that we
"Today, we pick up a book and
find it contains nine -tenths foul
refuse to buy it." He said it was
language," he told the council. "I
important to look at the book in
its complete context.
Sam "I feel a sse of revulsion,"
the Bayfield reeve said. "lin
W H! T ECHUR CH
many cases it makes me feel sick
that our children should be ex -
Mr. and Mrs. Russel McGuire
posed to this."
Tuckersmith Reeve Elgin
of RR 5, Wingham, visited on the
Thompson indicated that he felt
weekend with his father, Bruce
much the same as did Mr. Od-
McGuire of Thornbury, and his
dleifson.
brother, Walter McGuire, and
Mrs. McGuire of Collingwood,
Stan Profit, reeve of Goderich,
They also visited her father, Mr.
said that to argue with Mr.
Thompson and Mr. Oddleifson
Bramhill of Palmerston, and her
would be like trying to argue with
mother, Mrs. Bramhill, in
Palmerston hospital.
the "senior citizens and validity
of County Council".
"It's up to you," he told the
Kenneth Johnson,
councillors, "don't pick the book
up and don't read it."
"I'm glad my children are
former
older because the filth and dirt
resident
that children today can obtain is
dies in California
just not up my alley," Seaforth
Reeve John Flannery noted.
Passed away suddenly at his
It was clause four of the seven -
seven -
home Chino, California, Ken-
clause statement arbund which
the
meth Ferguson Johnson. He
controversy was centred,
That clause rated that "freedom
leaves to mourn his passing, his
wife, the former Edythe Camp-
of the press requires freedom of
bell; a son Terrence and wife Lil-
the water to depict what is ugly,
lie; his mother, Mabel Miller;
shocking and unedifying in life
--
and a brother George of Toronto.
when such depiction is made with
He was buried in Oakdale
serious intent."
Memorial Park Cemetery. Rev.
Ray Hunter of Covina officiated
at the memorial service.
Mr. Johnson had been amem-
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ber of Monterey Park Lions Club.
For the past seven years he was
Lassociated
with National Medical
—Miss Sue Nasmith of Toronto
Enterprises of Los Angeles. He
spent the weekend at the home of
obtained his education in Wing-
Mrs. Charles Hodgins.
ham and furthered his schooling
—Two weeks ago, we reported
in colleges ht Michigan and Cali-
that Mrs. Mary McGill had been
fornia in accounting.
transferred from the Clinton
Ken will be remembered by his
Public Hospital to Sesforth
many friends in Wingham and for
Manor Nursing Home. Mrs. Me -
his association with the Kinsmen
Gill now has another new home,
Club here. He was in his Stith
Tullamore Nursing Home on
ftario,
year, was born in London, On-
and later moved to Wing-
Kennedy Road South, Brampton.
The new transfer means that
/
ham with his family, Mr. and
Mrs. McGill will be cheer to bor
Mrs. Murray Johnson.
family.
SEPARATE SCHOOL ELECTORS
OF
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
NC TH OF NO. 8 HIGHWAY
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I would like to haZ the privilege of representing you on the
County Board of Education.
Quality of -education would be my objective, keeping in
mind, my convictions, morals and the better financing of the
system, in the forefront at all times.
Being a father of 8 children three whom have graduated
from Goderich District Collegiate, I believe education is a
very important part of our lives.
I am a beef, cash crop farmer, who has served on local
school boards and municipal councils. 1 feel I can be of
service to you the voters.
1 kindly solicit your support on December 6th.
VOTE
EUGENE FRAYNE
R. R. NO. 3
GODERICH ONTARIO
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