The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-10-27, Page 2news
L.cfmow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 27, 1982—Pae 2
Joe Alton, Prey dal Pres-
ident and s member of
Luclmow Jobr''Womeo's
Institute wire. one.- of five
recipients : to twelve • the.
Certlfcate of Merit this year
at the Annual Convention in
recognition of outstanding
servke and pig In
Junior Women's. Institutes.
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June Alton receives institute; certificate of merit
The Junior Women's In-
stitutes of Ontario Annual
Convention was held in Ow
en Sound on the weekend of
October 15, 16, and 17
- hosted by North Grey Junior
women's Institute. Over 100
people registered for . the
Saturday activities.
Speaker Miss Barbara
Chisholm, a child welfare
worker from Toronto, spoke
on The Future of the Canad-
ian Family. This talkprovid-
ed everyone with some very
interesting facts and figures.
The afternoon was spent
touring Owen Sound and.
area and visiting the Brass
Bell Handicraft • and Gift
Shop..
It was decided to continue
the practise of donating four
individual trophies to the
Ontario Sports for the Phys-
ically Disabled Ontario
Murderball ,Championships,
This was a project started for
the Year of the Disabled
Persons in 1981. '
Linda. Tottenham of North
Grey Junior Women's Insti-
tute was therecipient of the
J.W,1:0. Award which she
will use toward her Bachelor
of Science Degree in Nursing
l 'rthritis is a term describing
about 100 different diseases.
Most have one feature in
common - the inflammation
of joints. Free informatidn is.
available by writing; The
Arthritis Society, 920 Yonge
St., Suite 420, Toronto, Ont-
ario. M4W 3J7
Open administration centre
*from page 1
Justice and former'°.•warden of Bruce,
Warden Cliff Pegelo, and chairman of the
finance committee, Brad Davis, reeve of St.
Edmonds '" of all :departments and; County Council for
Thomas • Alton, former Bruce County the next 104; years. 4.
Treasurer Administrator, gave ' a brief Viola Chambers,- chairperson Bruce Coun-
r
A ril 1981: session of county.cuncil, the B Bruce CountyT spoke of the history of
h story of Bruce County buildings. At the. Tartan Committee, n h _
property committee requested authorization • ;The Hon. Campbell _ Grant, retired SO -
to investigate 'solutions to the requests for .:reme Court Justiceand.former Bruce County •
Library, a County Museum, and. additions to.
the Court House and Registry Office' have
been completed„and paid for. The County
Administration Centre wily serve the needs
more ` space for several `departments.- The Warden was the special guest speaker. -
committee recommended the new building ` The speaker's remarks • and:. the ribbon
remain in Walkertonand be constructed on cutting were followed by the unveiling of a
county property,, adjacent to. Brucelea Haven. plaque by Howard Collins, Warden 1982,
The tender for the building. was 81,749,649 Paul Dawson, architect and C. F: Bucking-
'he new:, tdtnimstration; centre 'should ham, county clerk -treasurer administrator.
ca npletethe buildingprogramrthat has,bec h Guests took a tour' of the; new�facility1 and .,
taking place over the past^twent years. Two "enjoyed refreshments following the opening
county homes for the ' Aged, a County ceremonies.
Three
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for trustee... -
He said the equipment used in the tech
programs in the high schools in the county is
outdated and unrelated to the job market.
He said the committee surveyed what can
be done to provide basic knowledge of skills
that students will require for the job market
The biggest misunderstanding concerning
the tech programs is that employers think
the graduate should know the skills when.
they finish high school.
All these ' children know is that they have
the skills to learn,, said Frayne. it is not the
job of the school' 'board to train , an: auto
mechanic, ' he explained,. it is only the
board's Job to give the student a taste of the
type of work an auto mechanic does to
enable the student to decide if that is what
he wants as his life's work: High school
students must go on to community colleges,
occupational schools or apprenticeships
before they are trained to do the job.
•froe, page 1,
handicapped children in the Classroom,• he
noted.
Frayne also said the changes in the school
system are rapid: The computer is a big
change which will be introduced. He said the
calculator was only the tip of the iceberg.
The future of education is going to be
more challenging than ever in . the past.
Frayne said the decisions the board must
make in' the next three year term *ill not be
popular, Education will notget cheaperas
enrollment declines, he added. -
The board will be making decisions to cut
courses, dose schools and lay' off people.
Things are not going to improve to where
things will be nice and there won't be tough
decisions, he said. .. -
Frayne has . acted as chairman ' of the
evaluation committeestudying the technical
program in the county's high schools during
his recent term on the board.
Celebrate wedding anniversaries
By Ruth Buchmeler'
Congratulations to Mr:
and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall
who celebrated their 40th
wedding anniversary. Con-
gratulations also to Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Brooks who
celebrated .their 35th . wed-
ding anniversary this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mc-
Dougall of , Bayfield and Mr.
and Mrs: Clair MacDougall
of Port Credit visited on the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
,,Jack Needham. All attended
a relative celebration at
Lloyd and Anne MacDoug-
all's home.
The community extends
sincere sympathy to Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Thomson on the
death of Pat's father, Bill
Reed; also to the Cunning-
, ham family, as he was Eun-
ice's brother. ' • '
Agnes Thomson is a pat-
ient in University Hospital,
London. She is to undergo
surgery on Tuesday, October
26. We all wish Agnes the
very best.
Sunday,dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needham
were Mr. • and Mrs. Wm.
Andrew Sr. and John, Mr.
and Mrs. ' Steve' Andrew,
Carolyn,: Jeffery and Denis,'
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Andrew Jr., Shauna; War-
ren and Eric. 1\
Home from Indonesia to
visit with her family, Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Graham, is Anne
and Alana Stang. Don had to
return to work.
From Kairshea Women's
Institute, Mrs. Harvey Hous-
ton, Mrs. Cliff Roulston,
Mrs. Herman Van Neeteren,
Mrs. Pieter de Boer and Mrs'.
ira Dickie attended the. Bruce
County. Rally on Thursday at
Sauble Beach.
Roger Robb enjoyed a
week moose hunting up' in
Turn topage 9•
from the University of West-
ern ' Ontario.
The'J.W.L.O. has expand-
ed their horizons , beyond
their own proi4nce and has
become an associate society
of the Associated • Country
Women of the World. This
organization hasmore than 8
million 'members in more
than 69 ' countries of the
world whose purpose is to be
a voice for womenall over
the world. They hope to send
at least one ' delegate to the
Triennial Conference in Van-
couver in 1983..
There are currently 19
branches of Junior Women's
Institutes in Ontario with
about 350 members. Eight
members of Lucknow Junior
Institute attended the con-
vention.
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