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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-06-13, Page 16j 14—_?U p01*am Advance -Times, June 13, 1878 un the Comm, recommends no change 9 VM"TAM in board policy on field trips W19 ONA M 357-2320 A recommendation not to and trustees have every op - change board policy on school portunity to ask questions and to neglect was evident. field trips proved a disap- refuse permission for the trips. He said there was some con- pointment to several trustees at Mr. Turkheim said he felt a cern about problems that could last week's meeting of the Huron detailed report on board li#ibility develop over field trips intoQuebec. County Board of Education. on field trips was in order. He The field trip policy was sent to "id he had asked that the policy He added there is no reason to - the education committee last be checked because he wanted to doubt the efficiency of super - month to see whether changes know who was liable if something trips. Tbe were needed to make the policy happened to one of the students only way to completely eliminate more comprehensive. The on a trip. He feels the 4)oard is the chance of a mishap is to put students in glass cages, he liable for the students, he added, committee told the board last commented. Monday it felt nothing could be and thinks it is leaving itself Goderich Trustee Dave Gower improved and recommended no "wide open" with its present changes. policy. also pointed out that while the "I'm a little disappointed in Board Chairman John Elliott board has the opportunity to pp.ove or r this two-line recommendation," said part of the concern over field a disapprove field trips, 0 Zurich Trustee Herb Turkheim trips is for students going to the timing sometimes restricts what " told the board. "I felt a detailed province of Quebec. Ontario it can do. By the time the trip study of the policy was needed." lawsuits resulting from mishaps comes up for board approval Goderich Trustee Dorothy on field trips can range in size arrangements have already been Wallace, a member of the J,#ccording to the severity of the made and the final decision education committee, said the mishap, he noted, while in becomes a formality, group felt the board can't do any Quebec dollar figures are at- He said he would like the ap- better on its existing policy. She tached to accidents according to provals to come before the board noted that all overnight trips the degree to which officials feel earlier than is now the case. come to the board for approval MR~ are s Ho410, Participacti on 'personality sown •awsser Lee" 5"R pilin Halifax Thur. Ken Saxton has been chosen by He has played basketball Fri. ON Ilse OWN the Wingham Recreation Board as this week's participaction whenever the opportunity arose and has been a member of the $177 personality. men's town team for four Vancouver Wed• $212 years. Sat. J Ken, the manager of the PUC, Just four years ago he took up has been involved in sports in golf for fun and enjoys playing Wingham almost as long as he regularly. !, can remember. When he was 11 After 12 years as a ball coach t years 'ld and attending this was to be Ken's year off. But Wingham Public School he began there were seven disappointed �/t/IA�►U /t# w - r _ NGHAM his career as a ball player. He boys cut from the Tykes team Y Y has played ball through each this spring and about the same P` - Llp Cur�ln� L_ �& successive summer and has often number from the PeeWees, so coached ball as well. Ken formed a new team with the TKKETS NOW ON SALE His usual playing position is boys and is training them so they $%SOW prizes Q centre field, the spot he plays on the Brophy Slow Pitch team this will be able to play some 11 ` exhibition games this summer. year. _ Ken was a keen hockey player in public school but when he Though'ie admits his sports ,activities help keep him fit the KEN SAXTON has been active in sports most of his" life, p entered high school he turned his reason Ken participates is that he with special interests in baseball, hockey and basketball. OIRA COOPER NDP attentidfi, to basketball instead. finds sports fun to do. Though he had planned to take it easy this summer he ended ,I up coaching the cuts from two minor bail teams in HURON -BRUCE says: Wingham and also plays ball himself. Lakelet Institute holds Thankoui ygrandmothers' JAMES SCHILL for your many courtesies � increasing our meati n 9 MRS. JOE WALKER GREENHOUSE Blvevale support during the recent federal election. MARKET GARDEN Please accept our invitation to a LAKELET — Grandmothers were special guests of the Mrs. Ha Judge, resident, �'y � � P conducted the business portion of • Flowers, Vegetables and POTLUCK SOCIAL I,akelet Women's Institute June 7 the meeting after devotions were by Mrs. Lloyd Jacques. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Golley were pleasantly surprised on P y P Potted, Bedding Plants. .FAMILY �t a meeting held at the home of given Sunday when invited out to Friday, June 22, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Demerling. Thirteen Interest was shown .in setti ng u p an educational display for the dinner by their four sons, David, RR 3, Teeswater 6:30 members and eight � ;nests answered the roll call: Clifford and District Lions Club Dewayne, Dean and Darrion. Following, - a visit with Robert. at P . rh . Name a hobbyfor retirement Community Affaire July 13-14. Once again leaders will be Golley at the nursing home, they PHONE 392-6318 at the Couper home Bayfield p y years". The guest speaker for the evening, Arnold Gadke, was needed for the fall 4-H project on were greeted at the Bluevale A~Ued by pfbcbl p.M of Mwis Goup., N.D.P., W4.1d) introduced by Mrs. .:.Henry needlepoint. Mrs. Jacques Park by about 60 relatives and friends to help them celebrate Hohnstein. He reviewed the early reported on the Huron , East District Annual held May 8. at their 25th wedding anniversary .iistory of the Lakelet area of which is June 12 The afternoon Don't delay. Boo1k today. Call us for complete details and restrictions. Nighthawks are also available to other cities. luggage .. . For yourself or gift -giving ... see our selection before you buy ... HQLIDAY WORLD Wingham 357-2701 OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT _ Howick Township. and was able to Fordwtch. Plans were made to was spent visiting, then all went attend the Blyth Summer recall a variety of experiences y to the Sunda School room of Spec From the area's colorful st. Festival earl m August. RWEqAME5,pAIpM Mr. andy Mrs• Harvey Knox Presbyterian Church fora Sa ur a When. Lakelet• was surveyed delicious smorgasbord supper. D %#% d%Uout of the D rents n were the rand Queen's Bush about g g They were presented with many ■ 1854 the first building was a Parents with .the most grand- lovely gifts for which Norma and sawmill on Lot 18, Con. 15. By children. Mrs. Cliff Hallman has 1865 there was a store in the the youngest great grandchild Glenn thanked everyone. d the newest grandmother in Timmy and Kenny MacTavish Chapman an UM1 Mli village as well as a post office g spent the weekend with their which was in use until 1917 Many attendance was Mrs. Arlen Seip. ■The Tweedsmuir histo Mr. and Mrs. Alex 10E CREAM other buildings were built in the � book grandparents, MacTavish. Its a greaseless, stainless medication, with a' thriving village but most have was on display at the meeting. g disappeared with the changing After the meetinga social hour Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hen - cold cream base. And it goes to work fast tinges, some due to fires. The was enjoyed when lunch was ning, Jim Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Massage White Rub �. k too, ked b M served by the hostess and Mrs Raymond Wright and Kevin Assorted Flavours spas er was an y rs. visited with Mrs. Wright in over the painful area. Jake'Versteeg. Elmer Greenley. London hospital on Sunday. It stimulates circulation. BUCKLETS Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacTavish, Helps -break up LucknOW couple Timmy and Kenny attended the$1,09 ST AIMIF SS congestion. And . Friends attend flower service in Gorrie United soothes your pain married 40 years Church Sunday morning. Frankly your medicine Mr. and Mrs'. Harvey Houston, anniversary party 2 litre Chest ShOUldn t be Willoughby Street, Lucknow, for Lucknow pair without it. Buckley s • - were guests of their family at the Shower is held White Rub. Fast relief �'• Hartley House, Walkerton, on pENETAATFS • STiMUlA7E5 r June 8, on the occasion of their Whitechurch—Mr. and Mrs. for oriel@-@IeCt- In alar. 40th wedding anniversary. The George Tiffin celebrated their actual wedding date was June 5. 50th wedding anniversary with a 19:39dance in the local Community GORRIE—A "miscellaneous Twenty-two relatives and Memorial Hall on Saturday shower was held at the home of friends attended from Missis- evening. Tiffin's Orchestra Barry Dane in honor of Miss sauga, Paisley, Wawa, Owen provided music for the occasion. Donna Lewis, bride -elect. Sound, Walkerton, Pinkerton, Present for the celebration Approximately 40 relatives ` were Mrs. Tiffin's brothers, attended from St. Thomas. Wingham, Watford, Ripley and Hector of Strathroy, Athol of Port Cambridge (Gait), Goderich %j Lucknow in Ontario, as well as Colborne and El f B I W' h CI' t ials I.G.A. CHIPS Assorted Flavours 225 grs. 69. Saturday Only Wingham Millarville, Alberta. The couple gin o Detroit; a grave, ing am, in on F'I*Iter see the received many lovely gifts. P and 15 of his relatives. The only Stratford, Walkerton and Gorrie one unable to be present wasHarvey and Elsie have nLubewO'1*1 Mrs. Jack (Florence) McIntyre, family is four sons: James John a resident at Pinecrest Manor. For delicious, crispsalads, M Mississauga. Hugh of The couple was called to the Millarville. Alberta, Kenneth• food specialists at the Ontario platform by Athol Purdowelcome who suggest of Agriculture long and Food SaturdayOnly and enjoy Holyrood, and Wallace, Ripley extended a warm welcome to all Ministry ( presently in New Brunswick) suggest you use long seedless Toronto at a They- have five in attendance. The address was cucumbers from Ontario green y grandchildren. read b y houses. The require no One day Locally. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Y Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and y q peeling, great value the presentation of gifts was are perfect for slicingand have a • ps a age attended dinner. Street made by Mrs. Angus Falconer mild, sweet flavor. Samtra � map' includes one m ht accom- ov' V modation for two persons, full American breakfast, baseball tickets for one game, free overnight Two day parking 6:00 pm to 8 30 am Based on double occupancy package SM.45 per person includes 2 nights accom- or $46.90 modation, full American break per couple fast each morning, baseball tickets for one game. free overnight Note: Additional parking 6 00 pm to 8 30 am baseball tickets may Based on double occupancy be requested at a cost i4t •55 of $6.50 per ticket. per person Street car service to the or $83.10 ball park Is available from per couple the front door of the hotel, Theabove packages are subject to advance reservation. See your travel agent or contact: 111 & GIi0lU1ft /1Z1iZp►1 Lord J[0i .C> , 150 Kin Street Wet, Toronto M5H 1 K 1 Tel: (41� 392.18M Yetex 08-22155 L93 A FINE EFFORT was what it took to put out Greg Heisiser of Turnberry Central School in the north Huron school two pitch tournament held Monday. Paul Machan of Brussels tagged him before he got to second base. p Up to 4 qts. l OW30 Supreme Oil New Motomaster Oil Filter Chassis Lubrication Sat. Only Reg. Price $12.73 $7m77 By Appointment Please At .�.; t': Wingham Phone 357-3714 i sown ii4Toe+000 ito- Lee" 5"R pilin Halifax Thur. $101 Fri. $131 Calgary Mon./Tue. $177 Fri./ Sat. $207 Vancouver Wed• $212 Sat. $242 Don't delay. Boo1k today. Call us for complete details and restrictions. Nighthawks are also available to other cities. luggage .. . For yourself or gift -giving ... see our selection before you buy ... HQLIDAY WORLD Wingham 357-2701 OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT _ Howick Township. and was able to Fordwtch. Plans were made to was spent visiting, then all went attend the Blyth Summer recall a variety of experiences y to the Sunda School room of Spec From the area's colorful st. Festival earl m August. RWEqAME5,pAIpM Mr. andy Mrs• Harvey Knox Presbyterian Church fora Sa ur a When. Lakelet• was surveyed delicious smorgasbord supper. D %#% d%Uout of the D rents n were the rand Queen's Bush about g g They were presented with many ■ 1854 the first building was a Parents with .the most grand- lovely gifts for which Norma and sawmill on Lot 18, Con. 15. By children. Mrs. Cliff Hallman has 1865 there was a store in the the youngest great grandchild Glenn thanked everyone. d the newest grandmother in Timmy and Kenny MacTavish Chapman an UM1 Mli village as well as a post office g spent the weekend with their which was in use until 1917 Many attendance was Mrs. Arlen Seip. ■The Tweedsmuir histo Mr. and Mrs. Alex 10E CREAM other buildings were built in the � book grandparents, MacTavish. Its a greaseless, stainless medication, with a' thriving village but most have was on display at the meeting. g disappeared with the changing After the meetinga social hour Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hen - cold cream base. And it goes to work fast tinges, some due to fires. The was enjoyed when lunch was ning, Jim Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Massage White Rub �. k too, ked b M served by the hostess and Mrs Raymond Wright and Kevin Assorted Flavours spas er was an y rs. visited with Mrs. Wright in over the painful area. Jake'Versteeg. Elmer Greenley. London hospital on Sunday. It stimulates circulation. BUCKLETS Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacTavish, Helps -break up LucknOW couple Timmy and Kenny attended the$1,09 ST AIMIF SS congestion. And . Friends attend flower service in Gorrie United soothes your pain married 40 years Church Sunday morning. Frankly your medicine Mr. and Mrs'. Harvey Houston, anniversary party 2 litre Chest ShOUldn t be Willoughby Street, Lucknow, for Lucknow pair without it. Buckley s • - were guests of their family at the Shower is held White Rub. Fast relief �'• Hartley House, Walkerton, on pENETAATFS • STiMUlA7E5 r June 8, on the occasion of their Whitechurch—Mr. and Mrs. for oriel@-@IeCt- In alar. 40th wedding anniversary. The George Tiffin celebrated their actual wedding date was June 5. 50th wedding anniversary with a 19:39dance in the local Community GORRIE—A "miscellaneous Twenty-two relatives and Memorial Hall on Saturday shower was held at the home of friends attended from Missis- evening. Tiffin's Orchestra Barry Dane in honor of Miss sauga, Paisley, Wawa, Owen provided music for the occasion. Donna Lewis, bride -elect. Sound, Walkerton, Pinkerton, Present for the celebration Approximately 40 relatives ` were Mrs. Tiffin's brothers, attended from St. Thomas. Wingham, Watford, Ripley and Hector of Strathroy, Athol of Port Cambridge (Gait), Goderich %j Lucknow in Ontario, as well as Colborne and El f B I W' h CI' t ials I.G.A. CHIPS Assorted Flavours 225 grs. 69. Saturday Only Wingham Millarville, Alberta. The couple gin o Detroit; a grave, ing am, in on F'I*Iter see the received many lovely gifts. P and 15 of his relatives. The only Stratford, Walkerton and Gorrie one unable to be present wasHarvey and Elsie have nLubewO'1*1 Mrs. Jack (Florence) McIntyre, family is four sons: James John a resident at Pinecrest Manor. For delicious, crispsalads, M Mississauga. Hugh of The couple was called to the Millarville. Alberta, Kenneth• food specialists at the Ontario platform by Athol Purdowelcome who suggest of Agriculture long and Food SaturdayOnly and enjoy Holyrood, and Wallace, Ripley extended a warm welcome to all Ministry ( presently in New Brunswick) suggest you use long seedless Toronto at a They- have five in attendance. The address was cucumbers from Ontario green y grandchildren. read b y houses. The require no One day Locally. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Y Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and y q peeling, great value the presentation of gifts was are perfect for slicingand have a • ps a age attended dinner. Street made by Mrs. Angus Falconer mild, sweet flavor. Samtra � map' includes one m ht accom- ov' V modation for two persons, full American breakfast, baseball tickets for one game, free overnight Two day parking 6:00 pm to 8 30 am Based on double occupancy package SM.45 per person includes 2 nights accom- or $46.90 modation, full American break per couple fast each morning, baseball tickets for one game. free overnight Note: Additional parking 6 00 pm to 8 30 am baseball tickets may Based on double occupancy be requested at a cost i4t •55 of $6.50 per ticket. per person Street car service to the or $83.10 ball park Is available from per couple the front door of the hotel, Theabove packages are subject to advance reservation. See your travel agent or contact: 111 & GIi0lU1ft /1Z1iZp►1 Lord J[0i .C> , 150 Kin Street Wet, Toronto M5H 1 K 1 Tel: (41� 392.18M Yetex 08-22155 L93 A FINE EFFORT was what it took to put out Greg Heisiser of Turnberry Central School in the north Huron school two pitch tournament held Monday. Paul Machan of Brussels tagged him before he got to second base. p Up to 4 qts. l OW30 Supreme Oil New Motomaster Oil Filter Chassis Lubrication Sat. Only Reg. Price $12.73 $7m77 By Appointment Please At .�.; t': Wingham Phone 357-3714 i