The Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-06-05, Page 14-4
Page 14 The Wingham Advance -Times, June 5, 1985
Catholic high school
is pcstponedin Huron
There will be':, no Catholic
high school in Huron county
• until at least 1988.
The Huron -Perth Roman
Catholic separate school
board voted in favor of port- ,
poning a high school for
Huron at its May 27 meeting.
Only one trustee, Vincent
McInnes,' of the ' Wingham
area was strongly opposed•to
the three-year delay in set-
ting up a high school.
"I 'can't see any advan-
tage. The funding is going to
be there anyway, let's go all
.the way," said Mr. McInnes. •
The high school planning
._._.c.omrnittee , chairman, John
Devlin, said the low number
of students interested in a
Catholic' high school in
Huron was one of the main
factors for not going. ahead
with the school. There was a
total of 44 students, now in
Grade 7, who would be inter-
ested in attending a Catholic
high-school in September of
1986.,
"My feeling .is that we
should make sure one
system works," said Mr.
Devlin,
On May 21, the school
board agreed to establish a
Catholic high school in Strat-
ford' for 'Perth County stu-
dents.
Trustee McInnes said he
would "almost guarantee"
more student numbers by
personally selling the idea of
a Catholic high school.
"We haven't tried to sell
the idea. We haven't sold the
'system," said Mr. McInnes.
After turning down a high
school, the school board
agreed to offer religious
education credits in a night
school program. Also, the,
board will look into offering
religious education credits in
Huron County high schools.
"I don't think that'll do any
good,"said Mr., McInnes.
The school board also
agreed to hire a principal for
the Perth Catholic high
school effective January 1,
1986. The committee wanted
the principal to be hired for
this September.
"We•all agree with'the cost
factor. We don't want to
spend any more money than
necessary,"said 'Mr. Devlin.
However, he emphasized
the Perth high school could
either succeed or fail de-
pending upon the, appoint-
ment of a principal:'
"I think we'shotild honest-
ly look at where the money is
coming from — the taxpay-
ers. They're not complaining
but let's have mercy on
them," said Mt. Carmel area
trustee Mike Ryan.
Mr. Devlin, a retired high
school teacher, said a
principal would be needed to
go to the elementary schools
this fall, . outlining , the
Catholic high school's pro-
gram. He said public high
schools have visitation days
and course outlines out to
Grade 8 students by the be-
ginning of December.
"It doesn't matter,if there
are 1500 or, 15 students, the
course outline has to be pre-
pared;"
re-pared; " said Mr. Devlin.
BYE, BYE BROWNIES—The annual mother -and -daughter banquet for the first and
second Wingham Brownie packs, Girl Guides and Pathfinders was held recently in
the Wingham United Church. The following Brownies will be "flying up'' to Guides in
the fall: back, Erin Whiteley, Lisa Alexander, Tracey Ritchie, Angie Ortleib, Angela
Huffman, Alisa Curzon, Jenny Remington, Tammy Adams; front, Maria Gibbons, Julie
McGrath, Amy Currie, Kendra Merkley; Carolyn Elston, Nikki Fisher. Those absent
from the photo are Michelle Congram and Crystal Foxton..
MRS': LEWIS STONEHOUSE
Belgrave Personal Notes
Alicia and Amanda, twin
daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Howird Zettler of RR 4,
Walkerton were baptized
during the morning service
at St. Joseph Parish Church,
Cargill.,Those attending the
service and later guests at
the home 'of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Zettler were: Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Zettler of
Teeswater, Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Van Camp and family
of RR 4; Brussels, Miss Mar-
jorie Procter of Mississauga,
Mr. Arthur Zettler and Mr.,
Glen Zettler of RR 1, Chep-
stow, Mr. and Mrs: Larry
Mayberry and family of
Londesboro, Mr. and Mrs.
..
Capital punishment
discussed at meeting
BELGRAVE — The
general meeting of the UCW
was held last Tuesday eve-
ning in Knox United Church
school room.
Mrs.Clarence Yuill opened
the meeting with the worship'
service. A hymn was sung,
followed by scripture read-
ing from 1, Chronicles 29.
Mrs. George Michie led in
prayer.
Mrs. Les Shaw and Mrs.
George Johnston favored
with a duet, "Nothing's Im-
possible", accompanied by
Mrs. George Procter sat the
piano,
The 'poem "The Bridge
'Builder" was read. The
offering was received and
dedicated by Mrs. George
Michie. Hymn "Lord of the
Land" was sung and Mrs.
Yuill closed the- worship
service with prayer.
Mrs. John Roberts con-
--- --. ducted- -the business: _The,
minutes were read and
adopted. The Camp' Exper-
ience Day for 'June 3 was
announced and an invitation
to Calvin -Brick UCW June 19
at 8:15 p.m.
It was decided to have a
box at the church for articles.
for the camp and for the Safe
Homes.
L1'TTL•E,ERIN.HUTCHINSON,.,dau•ghter off Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Hutchinstn of Wroxeter, was one of almost 1 7'5•
children fin'gerprintcd by the Howick Lions ata recent'
"'ldenta-Kid`' program held at the Howick Community
Centre. Lion .Don Adams helps get ,little Erin's prints.
Filter
Queen
"IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA"
482-7103
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MRS LEWIS STONEHOUSE
Belgrave
Wayne Cook of Victoria,
B.C., Doug Cook of Airdrie,
Alberta, Brad Cook of
Calgary Marvin Cook and
his fiancee, Susan Van-
Mackelberg, of Deloraine,
Manitoba, are visiting with
"their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Cook, and attended
the wedding of their brother
Paul and Karen Coultes on
'Saturday.
Joanne Coultes of Victoria,
BaC., is spending two weeks
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Coultes, and
assisted at the wedding of
her sister. Karen and Paul
Cook on Saturday. ,
Mrs. Bob Gordon and M.
Jim Hunter gave a report of
their weekend at Westmins-
ter. Recycled articles are to
be taken to the church June
15 from 9:00 a.m. to 12 a.m.
The next meeting will be
held September 26 with the
theme "World Outreach".
Mrs. John McIntosh, the
Church in Society convener,
chaired.. ,a most interesting
discussion on capital punish-
ment and introduced the
panel members, Murray
Elston MPP, Mr. Murray
Hunter, history teacher at F.
E. Madill--School'-and -Rev. --
John G. Roberts.
Mrs. Harold Vincent
thanked the panel members
and Rev. Roberts closed the
meeting with prayer.
Lunch was served and-, a
social time followed,
GRADUATED .,
Gordon Alton, son of Frank
and Loreen Alton of RR 7,
Lucknow, graduated May 25.,
1985, frons the University of
Waterloo, 'receiving his
Bachelor of Science degree
in the Honors Computer
Science co-operative pro-
gram. He has accepted a po-
sition with Canada Trust in
London.
Frank Procter and family of
RR 5, Brussels, Mrs. Nancy
Jones, Tammy and Tracy of
Chepstow, Mr. Charles
Speakman of ,Minesing, Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Smithson of
Dowsview and Mrs. Beth
Procter of Belgrave. •
Weekend visitors atthe
home of Mrs. Beth, Procter
were hgr brother Mr.
Charles Speakman of Mine -
sing and Mr. and Mrs. Con-
rad Smithson of Downsview.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Michie were dinner•guests of
1
Mr. and ;Mrs.,,Norman Mac-
Lennan in Kitchener on Sun-
day, May 26..
George Inglis and Mrs.
Agnes Bieman attended the
funeral of • their cousin the
late Hugh Bell at the Tanner
and Pearson Funeral Home
in Walkerton on Sunday
afternoon.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Makes on the
arrival of their daughter;
Alicia Jean, on.. Friday, May
31 in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Class enjoys
London trip
BELGRAVE — On May 27
Grade 3-4 embarked on a
very enjoyable excursion.
Twenty adults and 27 pupils
left East Wawanosh Public
School by bus at, 7:30 a.m.
and arrived at the Stratford
station in time to Catch the
9:27 train to London:
The bus, driven by Mr.
Deer, met the"group at the
London VIA Mail station and
took them onward to an en-
joyable visit to Storybook
Gardens.
' After having lunch, the
group continued on for a tour
of the London Children's
Museum and also had a tour
of a McDonald's Restaurant
and had a treat of pop and
fries returning holne in the
afternoon.
A good time was, had by
all.
Shower helil
for bride-to-be
GORRIE—Mrs. Thomas
T'empleman'and Mrs., Bill
Hogg were the hostesses for
a miscellaneous shower for
Connie Haugh of RR 1,
Wingham, Sunday afternoon
in the Gorrie Town Hall.
Approximately 40 people
were in attendance.
The bride -elect expressed
her appreciation for the gifts
which were presented by
Melissa Noble and a cousin
of the groom. -
The mon who
whispers in
a well
about the things
he has to sell
will
never
"make
as
many
dollars
as he
who
climbs
tree and
hollers
Let
THE
ADVANCE -TIMES
Do your shouting for you
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TOWN OF J WINGHAM
NOTICE
UPPER POND
WATER LEVEL
0
The Town of Wingham wishes to'inform you
that the water level of the upper pond will re-
ain at its present low level to allow for inspec-
tion of the entire structure by professional en-
gineers prior to reconstruction proposals The
boards will be installed as soon' as possible
f• QQ_Ce the work is completed.
J. Byron Adams,
ToWn Clerk
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