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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-11-23, Page 5ate. It. 4is r ,.;'1•, 1 t i + o lr9 31,1 f TO LOOK NOUf ,EVST AT OFFEN •-rtiesE -ta r.iin tgemo bf tyro AMy the ler Stephen Ecke.Rt theKnlf'Columbus ==Clem Fpubf "'If= Wilfr d Roqgan of N dot w.pu hased awdu ayting the wt year - Was hel :on Sufidsy evening at 8 ppa.ir, ie th 1C 0-9 ,Hall in St..Columban Velebraid the ass was Father'Caruana of. Seaforth. . Sister Jean Movlan .of Windsor and Mr. mrd,Mrs. Janos 114tt say'r ft12 Mtisiaasiyga *WA On the weekend witttIdaty'Moylan IngElPathet Frank Mo 4sn Mr. :and Mrs- lily Malorieyr 'Pete and Mary Jo Van ruden of Strafprd; Leanne $ Blot .of 'Bornholm, Carolyn Maloney and 1?fit$ck Maloney. returded home• kat Friday 'after *pending the past 10 days On -a vacation hi St. Petersburg, Florida. Laura Ward and Shannon of Kitchener visited on 'the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Oatence Ryan and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jade MacRae, Jenny and Ian of London and r , Separate' school trustees follow provincial guideline "Separate school trustees rolled back Minis t y of Education guidelines, -set the Mei 1901 honorarium to reflect the five per trustees' stipend for three yedrs covering the • pent'•provincial guidelines. term of office for the • present board. , e, As'of Dec. 1, the trustees honorarium was Originally the honorarium was to increase to Etmatically set to increase to S225 per $200 per month -effective 'Dec. 1, 1982, to , but at the Huron -Perth Separate 5225 effective Dec. 1, 1983 and $250 per School 'Hoard's Nov- 14 meeting the month effective Dec. 1, 1984. l bnorarium was reduced to S198.45 per . While the present trustees are not allowed month. to increase the honorarium for the present The 5198 represents a fiveer. cent term they are allowed to roll back the fee. htcrease over the present stipend of 5189 per Earlier this year the trustees rolled back month. their 1983 stipend t`5189 which represented + Trustee Louis Maloney of Dublin said he a rive per cent increase over the 5180 per hkd made the motion because the board's month they had been receiving. ednployees had to abide by the Inflation Next yearr, it will be up to the trustee's to Restraint Act. toll back the automatic increase to 5250 per The previous board, as allowed under month. iabies re baptized in Brodhagen Lutheran church Correspondent MRS. HERMAN LEoNHARDT, 345-2419 On Sunday at the worship service in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, two babies were baptized. Erin Michelle, daugh-, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Rock, R.R. 4, Walton. Her sponsors are Mrs. Roy Bossence and Don Rock, along with the parents. Guests at their home following the service were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bossence and David of Stratford, Mr. Don Rock, Jeanette, and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennewies 'of llderton, and Mrs. Adeline Bennewies of Mitchell. Michael Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery of Seaforth, had as - sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Pete De Jong along with the parents. Guests at their home were Mr. and Mrs. Pete De Jong, Kevin, Tammy Marys; Bob Bushfield, St. Marys; Gladys Babb, Sebringville; John Lanvin, Sebring- villle; Joanne Frane, Listowel; Don Cronin, Dublin; Doug Leonhardt, Seaforth; Angela Siemon, Mitchell; Doris Rock, Walton; Marlene Allen and Carmen Kasperane, Stratford; Brenda Nicholson, London; Jim McMillan, Mitchell; Pauline Ludington, Listowel; Edna Bell, Seaforth; Audrey Doerr, Mitchell; Ronald Murray, Walton; Joyce La Point, Kitchener; Darlene Henderson, Sea - forth; Joyce Stoecker, Walton; Patty Murray, Dublin; Kurt Liedtke, Mitchell; Jim Boyd, Walton; Agnes Gaffney, Monkton; Kim Ward, Goderich and Tom Grasby, Goderich. Other winners were: Glenda Beuermann, Dublin; Donna Eisler, Mitchell; Mervin Dietz, Dublin; Rachel Riehl, Seaforth; Don Ahrens, Burlington; Tracey Francis, Mitch. - ell; Shirley Little, Gode 'ch; Donna Eisler, Jackie and Cherrie, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitchell; Brian Maher M'tche}1; Ryan Priestap, Bornholm, Mrs. Marjory Mont- lloegy, Brodhagen;Fetz, Mitchell; emery, Seaforth, and Mrs. Edith Harloff of Bonnie Elliott, MitI}�—Mhhude Ahrens, h fitchell: t - Brodhagen;,. Janice . Thbnhpson, Goderich; Congeatulalions afE exrtEnde I' > o Mr. and Tom • Bingham, Mitchell; Laurie Fischer, 'Mrs. Alvin Schellenberger who celebrated Walton; Brad Klaver, Brucefield; ' Dublin their 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday,_ , Feed Mill, Dublin; John Menheere, Dublin; with a dinner at Conestoga, then all were'Dave Farrish, Lucknow; Allan Siemon, guests at the home of theirdaughter Joan and Mitchell; Norma Riley, Winthrop; Allan Ron Wagner and family, Elmira. Siemon, Mitchell; Harry Muegge, Bornholm Turkey winners at the' annual turkey draw and Joyce Parrot, Kitchener. and bingo of the Brodhagen Chamber of- If you have not received your turkey yet Commerce were: Marlene Anderson, St. please contact a chamber member. .,, Mr. -and" Mrs. Ggtryanti'' Amanda visited at 'Meat= horn. The Catholic Women's. League of St. Columban catered 4.o..the annual McKillop Federation of Agriculture banquet on Nov.. 15 in the parish• hair A turkey dinner was Just a renilnder of'the card party and,, potluck supper an Thursday, Nov. 24 at 8 p.ni. in the parish hall: Everyone is welcome., Saskatchewan resident visits McKillop•-, t MRS. ED BEG= s2%111o6 Mt. AlezOlanville returned to -his home at Melfort Sask. after visiting his parents, relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Regele of Princeton, Mrs. Harold McCallum, Cindy and Colleen McCallum spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.' Ed Regele. Mrs. Harold McCallum and Miss Colleen McCallum and Mrs. Ed Regele visited on Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator at Clinton. Child custpdy - guidelines outlined, in Perth for principals TMO HURON RITOR, NOVEMBER 23t 1903 -.iA15 eatorth B.I.A. I ST MAS Tphreeseir °At:nu; I. a AUCTION ACTION Principals in Perth County public schools were given a guideline to, follow when there is a dispute over child c ody when Perth County Board of Educ hpn, approved a policy regarding parental a ess to records and children at its Nov. 15 eting. "It's an unfortunate reality that we have to have policies such as this," commented Stratford trustee Paul Parlee. Any parent may have access to a student's records but sometimes, with increasing divorce rates, schools are faced with telephone or personal inquiries by a parent who doesn't have custody of the child. The policy states that no information is given over the telephone and, if information is wanted, it is suggested that the person write to the board office. In cases where a non-custodial parent arrives at the school and demands possession of the child. the other parent is contacted. Other situations arise when a parent arrives at the school to examine records. The principal determines if access to records is granted or not. If there is a possibility of violence or use of . force on the -pr o fdhe parent, the police are N called Director of education Paul Sherratt slid ' -'it is better to have a consistent routine" when such situations occur. In response to trustees' questions, Mr. Sherratt said the purpose of the guideline is not to deny access to the child. Instead, the policy provides "breathing space" for handling crisis situations. If it's from Anstett's it says, `you're special' E Albert Street, Clinton~ 21 Mein Street South. 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