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It was Dove at first sight
when. Ira Dickie and
Elizabeth (Mac1[ver) met
in Hope Bay. °
Elizabeth was a teacher
and when she began teach-
ing in Hope Bay; she need-
ed a place to stay.
"The woman who usu-
ally boarded the teachers
wasn't doing that anymore,
so. I was told that Mrs
Dickie (Ira's mother)'
might , do' it," said
Elizabeth. "And she did."
Ira and Elizabeth were
married on Sept. 19, 1942
at the South Kinloss
Presbyterian Church and
traveled to the east coast
for their honeymoon.
"We couldn't go too far
because of the war And
because gas was rationed,"
said Ira.
During World War I1,
Ira worked in.
C9llingwood.. building
Mosiquto bombers. He .has
also worked at a Canadian
Tire in Toronto, owned a
nixed farm in the area and
was a machinist at
Champion Road Graders.
Elizabeth, has been a
teacher, working at rural
schools all over Ontario.
Ira's hobby now is
woodworking and helping
one of their sons on the
farm..During the winter,
they ,travel to Florida with'
a trailer and stay at several
-different campsites while
they are there.
The Dickies have four
sons, who are all married,
and have nine grandchil-
dren.
Their oldest son,
Denver and his wife
Brenda have two children.
Next in line is Douglas
and his wife Donna and
they have three children.
Second youngest is. Walter
and his wife Janet `and 'are
parents to two kids.
'William is the youngest
son and his wife irene and
• they have two children.
Tutors needed
4•
Over r their 55 year mar-
riage, the biggest change
that the Dickies have
noticed is about technolo
"I remember using a
horse and buggy and then
moving on to the:Model
T,".said Ira.
The Dickies have also
From page 4 adults and 33 children
that theycan help get the matched •with. tutors, is
new'fitors ideas on how to also. looking for more
start. She .added, that the adultlearners in Huron,
program also offers tutor County who want help
training sessions four innprov.ing their basic
tithes a year, with the next reading and math skills.
:. one coming: up: Sept :2a at Kannegiesser noted, that
Che Huron Board of adults wanting assistance
Education "office: in can call either, herself or
Clinton. ' Shelley, and they will try
"'We are •going right . ` and match • them .with a
`down to the basics," tutor that best serves their
•'
Kannegiesser said about needs. and. goals: She'
the. upcoming 'sessionadded that like the tutors,
. which will be. held at 1•
the'program> is very flexi-
pm: and again at 7 p.m. ole for learners.
They' noted, as. well, `It's student
that there is no pre-regis driven they take a Dema
teering, and that people are
ry control of their learn-
welcome to dust walk into Ing, she said,
the session and get, more However; the pair di'd
information note that the -children
learners having, difficulty
.(People) can come, � with � the b�a ai+� skills are
they can meet us, they can • generally referred :by indi-
vidualfind out a little about the
program,". Kannegiesser , ' schools, instead of
stated. ancath
, . pgramredirtsectly. llinge Pro.:.
The co'drdi.nator also "Referrals of students
said,, that they have.:
designed the program to attending schools in
be veryflexible to the `vol- Huron County are general-,
I through the teachers
.. unteer tutors' deeds and • Y.. g •
time restrictions.. ' and. principals,"
. "Thetutors have a say ` Kannegiesser•said,
in who".they work with and Anyone looking , for
when: It's not like us more information.or who.
telling them this is what.would like. tovolunteer: as
You: 'have to do} a tutor can ca11 either
Kannegiesser said: Weselan or Kannegiesse'r
The program, .'which : at 4827948.
., currently has . abou•t 10
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Area has 'truck saftey blitz
A truck; safety blitz was
conducted on. Sept 9 and
ID in, Bruce and'' Grey
counties.
The inspection, ' was
done by the Ministry of
Transportation's Kitchener
Enforcement unit in coop-
eration with the OPP and'.
the Owen Sound Police
-. Services.
been very active at the
South Kinloss Church
where Elizabeth has taught
Sunday School for many
years and Ira has served as;
an elder and is part of the
choir.
Ira and Elizabeth agree
that. "it has been a wonder-
ful.55 years of marriage."
Health councils
to be merge
The Huron .Perth cation -of Orders -in.
District Health Council Council .(OIC) for current
(HPDHC). is expected to DHC members and .the
merge with the Grey. provision of new OICs for
• Bruce District Health the new Council members:
Council (GBDUC), It is not clear when. this
District Health Council process will take place.
(DHC) representatives, It is `currently `note.
were told by the Ministry. known what the impa,ct'.of
of Health on Thursday, this restructuring will be
' September 4.: The Ministry ' on existing DHC staff and
g
of Health held a meeting sites. This and a number
on•thatdate of; all .DHC of .other issues will be
Chairs and Executive addressed by a "transition:.;
Directors to outline: their al team" comprised of a. , •
decisions regarding the small`number of existing
• restructuring•of the DHC HPDHC and GBDHC..
system: The existing 33 members. The transitional
. DHCs across Ontario are team will beappointed by.
expected to 'undertake. the end of September.
mergers to, reduce the • As the DHC restructur
number of .DHCs to 16.. Ing takes .; place, both .the..,
".It appears that the . HPDHC and the GBDHC
Ministry is expecting that will need to. organize their
the mergers will be workloads so that existing
accomplished so that the planning - commitments
. new DHC covering Huron can continue. In the case '.
Perth and Grey Bruce can 'of. . Huron 'Perth, the
be funded as a single'enti- LIPDHC will continue to
ty by April 1, 1998 the workWith the.distrct's
start of the next fiscaleight hospitals to move the
,year, explained Fraser hospital 'restructuring ini
Bell, HPDHC Executive tiative forward: Similarly,
Director: This means that the planning work that the
considerable work Must be HPDHC has undertaken in
done between now and the areas of Long Term
April. •1 to :deal : with Care,:: Mental Health,
staffing/severance issues, Health Promotion, Speech
sitting: issues, and to create. Languageservices and
a new Council of volun- other areas, will continue
teer members.. The transi- as DHC. restructuring pro
tion will involve the revo- 'ceeds.
After the two day.
inspection,, the. results
were.'130 CUSA' inspec-
ti.ons, 146 other "inspec-
tions, 49,vehicles'out of
service, . 20 plates
removed, '42 operators
charged, 22 driver charged
and 38' per cent out of ser-
vice.
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