The Citizen, 1992-12-09, Page 9Salverdas
greet at
United
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, Dec. 6 were
Neil and Aileen Salverda. This was
White Gift Sunday.
Londesboro Sunday School
presented the programme. The
leader was Carrie Salverda. The
Junior Choir sang two anthems.
After the service a family dinner
was held and the tree was trimmed.
Bible Study will be held
Tuesday, Dec. 8 at 1:30 p.m. at the
home of Bernice Anderson,
Auburn. This is the last study for
this year.
Camp Menesetung registration
forms are available from Rev.
Ross.
Harry Lear wins
Shuffleboard was held on
Wednesday, Dec. 2 with 12 in
attendance.
Winners were: high man, Harry
Lear and high lady, Helen Dale.
6 tables in play
The W.I. Euchre was held at the
hall on Friday evening, Dec. 4.
There were six tables of cards in
play.
Blue card winners were: high,
Ella Flood; lone hands, June
Fothergill and low, Edythe
Beacom.
Pink card winners were: high,
Eileen Haggitt; lone hands, Hazel
Reid and low, Vietta Hoggart.
Huron County
Board of Ed.
briefs
The Huron County Board of Edu
cation is considering lengthening
the March break from one week to
two.
Since the Huron-Perth Roman
Catholic Separate School Board is
seriously considering lengthening
the break, the board needs to con
sider it also since the two boards
share transportation costs in some
areas.
The idea was discussed by the
education committee, chaired by
Trustee Norman Pickell who stated
"It was felt by the committee that
the school system should be mov
ing towards an increase in the num
ber of instructional days."
Before deciding on the matter,
the committee requested informa
tion from administration on the
impact it would have on transporta
tion costs.
The Board has hired an addition
al audio-visual technician and com
puter technician.
The cost of both these employees
had been included in the 1992 bud
get. They weren't hired until now
because the technicians will also
work with the separate school
board. It wasn't until this time that
the separate school board was able
to afford the employees.
Trustees belonging to the man
agement committee were impressed
with renovations at Brookside Pub
lic School.
Committee members toured the
facility recently and looked at the
new library resource centre, special
education space and parent inter
view room, office complex, health
room and alterations to washrooms
for the mobility handicapped. The
three classroom addition, which is
near completion, was also inspect
ed.
Committee Chair Rick Rompf
said, "We were satisfied with the
standard of work and the manner in
which alterations complemented
the original structure."
Champion’s prize
Kevin Campschroer, RR1,.BIyth receives the Doug
Kennedy Award from Florence Pullen, leader of the Huron
Sheep Club at the Huron 4-H Awards Night in Clinton Nov.
27. The award goes to the reserve sheep showman.
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