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country. starts in July, and the second programme
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Parents are concerned
about daughter's safety
The possibility of poor weather conditions
during winter months has June and Arnold
Meader concerned about the safety of their
daughter attending grade one at Brookside
Public School in Ashfield Township.
Mrs. Meader, of RR3 Goderich spoke on
Nov. 7, to the Huron County Board of
Education regarding her cqncern for their
daughter Sandra.
The road we live on often has high snow
banks on, each side of the road and we also
have strong winds along the lake. This
combination can produce a situation where
the visibility can be zero at times. Since we
have no sidewalks in Port Albert, Sandra will
be forced to walk on the road with . the
possibility that a driver might not see her.
This situation can' be even worsened if the
road has not been plowed, since both Sandra
and traffic would probably be using the same
track," stated Mrs Meader,
The Meaders sitgest that the school bus,
which Sandra normally takes to school,
travel an extra 1,096 feet round trip and pick
her up at her house.
Walkathon
Fifty participants, who collected' almost
52,000, made the October Walkathon one of
the Wingham Pro -Life groups most success-
ful projects.
Also successful at the provincial level was
the pro-life rally held on October 1 in
Toronto.
The Wingham pro-life grow was also
represented at this years fall fair in
Teeswater. These responsible for setting up
the booth and giving information noticed a
greater interest this year. They said it seems ,
that the abortion• issue issnore+ in the news t
this year and people can no 'longer afford to
ignore -it.
, The Goderich Voice for Life organization
observed its tenth anniversary in October
and its Wingham counterpart will do the
same early next year. Dr. Hart Besner, Who
was instrumental in establishing both these
groups. wag the speaker at the banquet in
ib ,
"We feel this would be a small
inconvenience to ensure Sandra's safety,"
said Mrs. Meader.
The .Port Albert mother also pointed out
that Sandra was picked up at her home last
year because of a boar¢ polite), which permits
the traveling of the extra distance to pick up
kindergarten students. Mrs. Meader added
that the bus will have, to travel the extra
distance next year as another daughter will
then be' attending kindergarten.
The board approved turning the matter
over to the management committee which
deals with transportation. . •
"1 would like to. point out that the board
has a policy regarding this situation."
commented trustee John Jewitt, noting that
this policy has been considered fair in the
past. '
The policy referred to includes: the
provision for kindergarten students.
"1 hope the management committee,
while looking at this, will keep the policy in
mind," added trustee Jewitt.
MPJAY•DEKOKER
Tena DeKoker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter DeKoker, of Exeter and Jeff McKay,
son of Mrs. Helen McKay and the late Mr.
Kenneth McKay, of Exeter were married
Nov. 12 at the Bethel Reformed Church in
Exeter. Maid of Honor was Meagan Jongkind
of London and bridesmaids were Nellie
DeKoker, of Exeter, Maryann °DeKoker, of'.
Exeter, Sandra IvicKay, of Toronto and Nancy
Deitz, of Kippen. Steve Soares, of Hensall
was best man and ushers were Rob DeKoker,
of Oshawa, Doug McKay, of Kippen, Grant
Love, of Kippen and Lyle Kinamant. of
Kippen. Rev. Abram Black Officiated and
Betty Beer was soloist. After their wedding
trip to New York and Boston, the couple will',
reside in London. (photo by Phillips)
is success
Goderich. He is a physicist at the University
of Waterloo and speaks on issues of morality
and ethnics.
The recent signature campaign' was also
well received and inserts showing the names
of those who signed as an expression of their
support for the right to life of the unborn are
to be posted in some churches.
During the second weekJuly, 1984, the
Annual General Meeting of the Alliance for
Life of Canada will bbe heeld.at McMaster
University'` sl i Fra`miTtoii, Ontario. The
Alliance for,Life is the umbrellaorganization
which embraces 220 pro-life groups across
Canada, including the Voice for Ltfq.
Members will also be taking part in the
monthly vigils in front of Victoria Hospital in
London to draw attention to the fact that
abortions are performed regularly in this
hospital.
DRUMMOND - HACKNEY
Melanie Ann Hackney, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Hackney, of Exeter and
Robert James Albert Drummond, son of
Mrs. Grace Drummond, 'of Exeter were
married Nov. 4 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church. Attendants were. Margaret Hash.,
ney, sister of the bride -and Randy Evans,
friend of the groom Guests were ushered in
by Peter DianouczkV and the Soloist was
Homer Poiret. Father Joseph Nelligan
officiated. After their honeymoon trip to
Barbados, the couple will reside at 11
. Kingscourt Cr., 'Exeter. There will be a
dance at the Kirkton-Woodham Community
Centre on Nov. 25. (Photo by Phillips)
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