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John Vintar, 39, has been
appointed Superintendent of
Education by the Huron -Perth
Counties Roman Catholic
Separate . School Board. 'Eight"
applicants bad been received for
the position.
Mr. Vintar is an inspector of
schools with the Metropolitan
Separate School Board in
Toronto. where he has been
employed for the past three
years: Born in Timmins, he
received his elementary and
secondary schooling there. He
attended Teachers' College in
North Bay, taught at and was
principal of elementary schools
for eight years and in Toronto
Teachers' College for seven
• years.
Mr, Vintar will commence his
duties with the Huron -Perth
Board sometime before August 1
— as soon as be can be released
by the Toronto Board,
Regional Director of
Education, Mr. Bornhold,
Waterloo, has announced that W.
H. Bulger, iformer inspector of
schools for this area, will act in a
supervisory position until then.
Approval has been received
from the Department of
Education- for the extension to
St. Mary's- Separate School. St.
▪ Mary's has 127 students , in
Grades 3 to 8. The addition will
be for - five classrooms,
gymnasium, teachers' and
nurses' rooms, library, resource
centre and stpiage area.
Cost is set at 4310,000 and
the. tender of Monteith arid
McGrath Construction Ltd.,
Waterloo, has been accepted.
The addition will replace the old
St; Peter's School where space
and land is inadequate. Presently
there are 91. •students in St.
Peter's, "-ranging .from
kindergarten.to grade 3.
The Board appointed two
committees. The property
committee will visit all separate
schools in Huron and Perth and
bring in a complete import of
each school that will indicate the
number of rooms, condition of
each school and_ any _suggested
improvements. The review v"vill
incorporate reports given by the -
retiring boards.
Members of the „property
committee are: , chairman,
Francis •1'ickn'ell, 'RR 5:
Seaforth; Vincent 'Young,
Goderich; Michael Connolly, RR
3, Kippen; Christopher
Walraven, St. Marys; Arthur
Haid, P:R 1, Brittobi, Joseph
Looby, Dublin; Johti McCann,
RR 3, Ailsa Craig.
The other committee — salary
and personnel — includes the
chairman, Vincent Young,
Goderich; Keith Culliton,
Stratford; James Morris,
Stratford; 'Chris. Walraven, St.
Marys; Ted Geoffrey, RR 2,
Zurich; Oscar Kieffer, RR• 1,
Bluevale; and "Howard Shantz,
Stratford.
CORRESPONDENT
MRS. JIM MARTIN
529-7139
The upper storey of th-e home
of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Penich and
family 'suffered smoke and water
damage resulting from a
chimney fire last Thursday
evening. Sons Steve and Mike
summoned neighbours _ Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Austin,who got the
Ore under control. Mr. and Mrs.
Penich 'were. attending a meeting
in Mildmay at the time.
KNJGHTS BONSPIEL
Knights of Columbus
members from here, Mark
Dalton, John Austin, • Cyril
Austin with their wives, and
Mike O'Neil enjoyed' the
hospitality• of the Clinton Air
• Force Base at a faternal 13onspiel
Sunday afternoon between •the
K of C and the Masons. The day
ended witha chicken buffet
dinner.
SOCIAL NEWS
Mrs. Maty Doherty and son
Jim spent the weekend with
relatives in Agincourt and
Downsview.
Those who have been
confined to hospital since last
week are Mrs. Donald Frayne,
teacher of grades 2' and 3 at St.
Joseph's. She is a patient in the
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich.
Kindergarten pupil, Donna Van
Osch, daughter of Mt. and MI's.
P V 0'
ete an scn, is a patient in
the Wingham and District
• _ 1 _I ■�■ ■■ r Hospital.
�■ .r • w. •-••• * v • Mrs. Joe O'Keefe has been
._ • supply teaching for Mrs. Donald
Frayne. .
Peter Martin, Hamilton, spent
The W.M.S. met at the home
of Mrs. Wrp. Ross in Lucknow
with Mrs. Ewan MacLean in
charge. '
Mrs. • D. Martin explained
what is meant by "Mission" and
discussion followed. Mrs. J.
Collinson • and Mrs. p.
MacMtirchy told of new forms
of Mission., .Mrs. Collinson and
Mrs. Martin gave the Bible
Study.
• The roll call was answered by •
an item from the Glad Tidings.
Mrs,,_ A West _...._conducted the_
business. There were' 21 women
and two children present.
The next meeting will be ork
March 7 at Mrs. Emile
.MacLennan's. •
the weekehd at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Blaise - Martin,
where he ' was confined to
complete bedrest due , to back
injuries suffered on the job last
TIi-ursday.
Cletus Dalton left- here last
Tuesday for British Columbia.
•VOLLEYBALL
The ladies' volleyball team, -
Kingsbridge, haye suffered many
defeats' in the 'last few months
during their games • with -the--
• Ashfield W.M.S. ladies, but were-..
proud . to have a win of three
games to one last Wednesday
evening against the W.M.S.'
GIRL GUIDES
1ST KINGSBRIDGE gOMPANY •
On February 20, the Guides
opened their meeting with' roll
call with two absentees due to
sickness. The girls formed a
horseshoe and had another game
'on history given by'the Captain,
Miss Betty De Bruyn, which
proved to be fun.
The guides then,went to their
patrol corners and were able to
try any of the tests they had
previously missed. Most of the
girls took advantage of this
oppoi`tunity.
They then had campfire and
"The Swallows" had a• -few skits
which were very good. Everyone
learned a few new songs and the
group closed with taps.
NILE UCW
The February meeting of Nile
U.C.W. was held at the home of
Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge with 12
members present. Mrs.. Doug
-McNeil led in devotions and the
hymn "In Christ there is no east
or west" was sung.
` Mrs. , Harry Girvin presided
for the business part of the
meeting.. The roll , call was
answered with a news item
about China. '
Reverend K. Rooney is taking
a course `:at rMacMaster
University. Mr, Telford Penfold
was guest preacher' last Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh Mackenzie of
Goderich spent lastweek with
her brother, `Wm. Farrish.
Betty ' Simpson, `student at
Stratford Teachers' m College,
taught in Lucknow Public
School last week.
Mrs: Alvin Kerr. read the
secretary's report and Mrs.
Wilmer Rutledge the t'reasurer's
report which-showedva balance
on hand of $44.51.
�`�Understactding china" wag
the theme of the" programme
given by Mrs. Elwyn Pollock and
Mrs. Doug McNeil. This was
followed by, a --discussion re --We-
in Communist China.
Tea was served by Mrs.
Wilmer Rutledge and Mrs. Alvin
Kerr and this included chicken
chow mein and fortune cookies
Our spring shoes are'
already' on wide display in
our store and more are
arriving every day. Put
your best foot forward AT
this spring in a pair of ,
Ross'. shoes. A multitude
of the latest colours and
heel styles await your
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