The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-02-23, Page 11Beigrave Persona
„ and 11000 mow* Johnstonof London visited on the
spent Use weekond An Toronto. woaketul **their 1)0014, Mrs.
jogri, and ma. i women L*ura, ,lohnstosCconti Mr. And
of Listowel visited on • Mrs. siert Hrissby. They also
with Mrs. Mahan sine. .visited withtheir grandmother,
u4 „ mil. Keith .$� 41 � Mrs. Dove Armstrong, who iS a
and family of awrch114. werettnnt to Wtand District
Sunday visit with Mr.. and 4os tai.�,
Murray
Mrs. 4Lougheed. • George. Walkeris now a patient.
Mrs—Murray Loud visited. n the Win am and strict
on Saturday with ber mother, Iliospital.
Mrs, Clyde Newton of i*itayner, - Ronald McBurney I ►mi1t
who is a . tient' in. Co woof. spot t1 weekend" with his.
hospitaL parents, Mr, 'and Mrs. Cordon •
McBurney.
. Visitors en the weekend with M. and a..i i to '
r r Mrs, �1►.Y d Coddin� n
WMr. and Mrs* .::Mark nrstirong of S.. bene na, Penna. spen the
were-,
Larry Martin and 'Weekend with their' aunt►•
children of Kitchener; Mrs, Mc Jesse Wheeler:
Craig of 'Bluevale, Mr. and :Mrsr ..„ M dj lA
'If�`�T R ' �,�J�d, �. !.!TaT�.'1�'nd,.�,d. �,Tr
JQ4 'atom .... of oderivb, " and, family 'ofPetrosa called on
Mr. and ` Mrs, • George • M.'
Mr, and :MrsLewis Stonehouse
on Saturday afternoon and
visited with his mother, Mrs.
Arthur.°pdgar', who is a tient
in the Wingham and District
Hospital:
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lcht'y
and Wane .of RR: 1, 'Milverton
visited with Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Hiibberd on Sunday..
Sundayvisitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and
John were Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Winteringham of ' Mitchell and
Mr, and Mrs. Keith Rock and
Janette of Walton.
Mr. and Mrs, Keith Dunbar of
Stratford were Sunday visitors
with his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Dunbar. 'They also visited with
the former's sister, Mrs. Norman
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Mr and; Kane t S'nl,elpirm
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weekend with Mr. and Mrs
Jams * Thompson and, sons of
Pa._
.Mrs. Jade Van Camp was able
to return holm from Wingham
and District Hospital last Friday..
Mrs« ; Norma, Davidson , of
Glencoe spent a week at the home
of .Mr. and Mrs. Jack' Van, Camp.;
Jacqui Val. Camp returned Bonne
with her aunt to spend a few
holidays.
Mrs. WilliamVan.• Cannp' is a
patient •ir the Win: h amand
District, Hospital..
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BEt;GRAVE Mrs. Stanley
Cook opened the afternoon unit
meeting with the singing of the
hymn, "Take My Life and Let It
Be"' She read the poem, "The
Perfect Church". .
Minutes were read and offering
and penny• collection received.
The Presbyterial meeting will be
held in Seaforth, February 28th•.
Mrs. Patricia Clarke is to be the ,
guest'speaker. Mrs. Stanley Cook
and Mrs. George Martin were
named as delegates. Mrs. Leslie
Bolt is the social convener from
the unit:
The World Day of Prayer
Service will be hells March 2.
The hymn, "Sun of My Soul,
Thou Saviour Dear" was sung.
Mrs. Walter Scott .gave the study
J
on "The .Green Revolution".
Agri u!tvre provides the .liiu'eli-
hood of 70 per cent of people and
in the last three years by using
improved methods India has
been able to produce nearly
enough food.
Mrs. Robert Coultes gave the
meditation and offered prayer on
the study and read the poem
"Listen Christian". Mrs. Law-
rence Taylor conducted the Bible
study on the Book of Philippians
and led in the discussion. •
The meeting closed with
singing the hymn "Stand Up!
Stand Up for Jesus", and the
Mizpah benediction. -
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USIness:mefl .S
Jon gated, extortive snember
Wingham Businessmen's As-
sociation for the past several
years, was named preeidt of
the organ%tation at a reorganiza-
tion meeting ,dere Thursday .eve-
ning. sueeeedrng Verne Redman:
Mr. Bateson was top man on a
slate of four,presented bypa noamt-
nating.cwnmittee which retained
,.. only John McInnes, ireasur"'er,
from the executive of last year,
Other new officer are Don Carr
ter, vice president and Brian
Cameron, secretary. •
The ..new members of the
executive .had been extremely
'active ° in connection ,with the or-
ganization of the annual° Santa
Claus parade in Wingham, es- •
pec:i i11y the lates:.one which was.
considered 'fgenerafly:to, he One of
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JON BAT.ESON STUDIES RECORDS of Wingham. Busine: en's Assoc.fetion on, taking
over as president of the,o�rganization at the annual meetin r at L vern here Th.urs- .
day evening, succeeding Verne Redman. At centre and rig t ar John ,McInnes who con- 11 - . • •
tinues as treasurer and Don Carter, vice president. Brian Cameron, new secretary, was. g
oussun
unable to attend. (Staff Photo) .
Board wil
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By Wilma Oke
Members of the Huron County
Board of Education learned .',at
Their regular meeting in Ciunwn
Monday that Ontario Scholars ii ►
wU1fl iii will IJ aweL UCti q nr
each this year (Grade 13 students
with an average of 80 per cent)
following reinstituting of the
monetary award by the .Ontario
government.
There are 'several conditions
which apply to the award -to 4841-
d t,
stu-dent, awarded a Secoritiary
School Honor Graduation = Dip'
loma, who has obtained an aggre-
gate of at least 480 marks in any
approved honor graduation level
courses, having a total value of
six credits. M "'
The board approved the
Use b a,
A
of.
Streetl
courtesy of t!h0 new
or CKNxmr.
--Acting as -c hairman in
sence of Verne Redman
meeting was the
presidentigillPinula,
.a welcome to about 30` 'rte's
andwives attend, a cent..
ducted the brief ,bis
,:At the .conelusfon of thein
ing the new president; Jon Bate -
*On 'advisaed. '. a 'M+.dvanee-Titer
that .an`executive meeting would
be held in the inimediateluti
at which plans would be made for
"the' ensuing year. A regulardin-
ner meeting would likely be .call-
ed , for some tznie, in March.
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By Wilma Oke
• • Bus transportation for mens
tally retarded prig-schoolchildr;eu
' � � � re -u 1• M ■ � �risen
.attends the Goderich i�unicl _ 1
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of one additional teacher for the
Clinton Public School as of Feb-
ruary 1, 1973, for the balance of
use vtu-rent school year. Thus be-ocame necessary because f th familieslailies 11VV al U15 sand the children attending the
Clinton school. Three classes
averaged 36 pupils in the junior
grades and by hiring one teacher
all grades were reduced to 27
pupils each.
The hiring of E,. Eberhardt,
presently on half-time. basis at
Queen Elizabeth • School for the
Trainable Retarded, Goderich, to
a full-time basis was approved,
commencing Feb. 1.
The bordapproved the recom-
mendationfrom the management
committee that gasoline tenders
be awarded. toOP Oil Limited to
supply gasoline for all the school
buses owned'by the Huron County
Board 'of Education at 41.9 .cents
pergallon at Stephen, Zurich,
rokside, Grey, . t owl , and
nlaerry.The board votedt �aVe, the
1973 eduation tax levy installments due as follows: 50 per cent
on June 30, 1973, and the remain-
ing 50 per cent on Dec. 15, 1973.
The following non -teaching
personnel resignations have been
received: Allan Nicholson, bus
driver, Tuinberry Public School,
effective Jan. 31; Carroll John-
son, bus driver and liaison driver
at Howick Central Public School
effective Jana 31; John► Manning,
ursbiDsEducation, it was announced at
custodian at• Victoria Public
School, effective Feb. 13; and
Mrs. Lynda Allin, secretary at
M VV,4i£R;i1 YiS,*,\r 4.- Collegiate
Instit to effectiveMarch 30.
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,The fo!i w teacher! have
been hired on probationary icon=
tracts at salaries according to
schedule, their duties com-
menced January 1, 1973: Miss .
Janice Bonthron, Bayfield,- to
Robertson Memorial Public
School; Greg Hazlitt, Goderich,
to . Holmesville School; Mrs.
Cheryl Hessels, Blyth, to.• Blyth
Public School (half-time); Mrs.
'Bonnie Jewitt, Clinton, Clinton
Public School (increased from
two-fifths to full time); Mrs.
Chrystal Jewitt, Clinton, to Clin-
ton Public School' (two-fifths
time) ; Mrs. Elizabeth McGee,
RR 2, Zurich, transferred from
three-fifths time at Huron Cen-
tennial to full time at -Exeter
Public School; Mrs. Mary �!
Waters,; =RtR =>3;, Branton, to,
e" e ;User �i
boMt s. Ai 2wti'ah
Brucefield, to Victoria Public
School, •.Goderich Mrs; Jane
Campbell, RR 5, Goderich to
Holmesville and Hullett (duties`
begin January 151; and Mrs. Ira -
Jane• Wilton, Woodham, to South
Huron District High School.
'three trustees will be ap
pointed by the educational com-
mittee of the board to an ad hoc
committee on Schools for Train-
able Retarded Children for 1973-
74.
the board meeting in Clinton
n.
Monday. D. J. Cochrane said that
at
the children are not resident.
pupils of the board and therefore
are not eligible for:services
provided under the. Ontario
Schools Adniinistration Act..
At the present time the children.
are being transported by taxi
from the ShePpordtop, ,area, of
Colborne Township at a cost of $3:
per day and from Clinton' and
Bayfield at a cost of $12,80 per
day, the parents paying the. fare.
A total of 32 children attend the
nursery school.
Harold Walls, clerk treasurer,
Godericli, had sent a letter to the
board asking it to consider.
providing transportation.
Chairman of the salary ..
negotiating committee C -
Hill, hag appointed" the following'
trusteek to7 act with' him oil:: the.
committeee: Wilfred •."S ortreed,,
Jack Rio ` l
i,erbert °Turkhetm
and Charles Rau::Mr, Rau will`
only act ,for•secondary teachers
and will, be replaced ,,by John
Henderson dor. publiic school...
teachers.
Trustee Jack exair, in
dicated his intention of attending
the . Re ionalCoenference
School' xor
Tru ustes
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ministracorjainihun,
March 29, 30 acid 31, an4:Trustee
Charles'; . Rai, the Ontario
Separate mol: Trustees' ,Ago-
ciation ; annual. , convention bot,
Toronto'on April 5 and '6.' .
Rau," the Separate School i
resentative. on .the bpal
attended the conventioii' fore
past four years. '
Because of'the:sp
break "Mardi -10 •tit
board Meeting w
March: 26.
Excellent programs
lack Riddell candidate
for Huron by-election
A Dashwood area farmer, 41 -
year -old- Jack Riddell, won the
Liberal nomination Thursday
night for the Huron riding pro-
vincial by-election, defeating
three other candidates on the
first ballot.
A trustee on the Duron County
Board of Education, Mr. Riddell
defeated Goderich theatre man-
ager
anager John Lyndon, Walton area
farmer Graeme Craig and last-
minute candidate Don Symons,
mayor of Clinton.
A crowd of ~about 500 Huron
County Liberals attended the
meeting which was held in Hen-
sall Public School.
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Nominated only a few days be-
fore as candidate for the Huron
NDP was 28 -year-old school
teacher Paul Carroll of Goderich
who will run what he terms- a
"strong race" for the by-election
to elect a representative to fill the -
vacancy left by the resignation of
.Hon. Charles S. MacNaughton,
who had held nine portfolios and
had represented the Huron con-
stituency since 1958.
Don Southcott, Mr. MacNaugh-
ton's executive assistant, was
first to throw his hat into the ring
for the Progressive Conservative
nomination and was immediately
followed by several others.
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There was an `eitcellent turnout
for both special musical events at
Wingham Salvation Army
Citadel Saturday and Sunday
when a tri band . concert with
noted musician Major N. Bear -
croft was . the Saturday at-
. traction, and the musical
"Hosea" was presented by Listo-
wel members. •
An interesting sidelight to -the
massed band concert Saturday
night in which • bands from
London South, Listowel and
Wingham performed, was the
playing of a new piece of music.
It was a march selection
"Crocus" from the pen of Capt. J.
Cameron of Wingham, an ac-
complished bandsman and music
writer who has recently resumed •
Composition after a lapse of
several years.
Major Norman Bearcroft, an
internationally known musician,
was chairman for the event,
introducing and commenting on
the musical items in the pro__
gram.
Highlights in addition to the
selections by the massed bands,
were duets by Arthur and Gary
Dean, also internationally ac-
claimed as cornet soloists.
The performance was warmly
received by a capacity audience.
In fact extra chairs were in-
stalled to increase the capacity of
the auditorium. Special arrange-
ments were •also made 'anti
modified platform to ' accom-
modate the performers, which.
was also used for the musical
presentation Sunday evening.
The musical "Hosea' with
lyrics by Capt. John Gowans and'
music by Capt. John Larsson was .
an unusual treat for the -Sunday
audience, and is. based on the ,
Biblical account of Hosea the
prophet who proclaimed a
message in the eight century B:C:
both disturbing and comforting to
the people of Northern Israel.
The story of Hosea was put in
modern setting, with the person
and life of Hosea portrayed by a
modern counterpart, Bill, 'a youth.
group leader who chooses as his
wife Betty a member of a North- -
end gang. The conflicts involved
make the ingredients for a
fascinating musical.
The Listowel cast had been
trained and directed by Art ,
Wombwell and Barbara Kitney
with sound in charge of Dave
Wettlaufer, narration . by Ruth
Wombell, Soloists taking part
were Kenneth Bailey, Phyllis.
Darroch, Roxanne Darroch, Cora
Krommenhoek, Joey Krommen-
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Taylor, Barbara Kitney, ' Dave
Wettlaufer, Don Wettlaufer,
Arthur 'Wombwell and Starr
Wombwell. A chorus of 24 also
took part.
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GUEST SPEAKER TRAFFORD TAYLOR of London (centre) was welcomed to a public
meeting of Wingham Association for the Mentally Retarded at Wingham Public School
Monday evening.. At left Is Association President Bill Stephenson, while at right is
Association Treasurer kick Tysick. Mr. Taylor's address encouraged the Association to
persevere in attempts to establish a workshop for the handicapped here. (Staff Photo)
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