Loading...
The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-03-04, Page 7a. Report a roves t eae hing The Wingham Advance-Ttumes, Thurs.,March.. Me—PopT pp �.� s r Howick c le en of French Grades,3�to $ ,. IoY p The Huron County Board of ing the Dror[ram heoio .with Aril. 'Y h>yeehd secondary adfgoll; •co- t • or ator of b'rencth ior" Hw'oa annivers�!ow � '� Education agreed Mondayafter- dren of a youn(jer she. Economic � golden Y noon to continue French instruc, considerations and the priority Cooty be appointO W,IM )mss- ihn,a1 * tion in grades three to eight. A for F.rhglish JChstruction made it sible; Provisions be made for dr-• pnentary French teachers to meet FORDWICH — M'• and Mrs. Everett (Irese) Zurbrigg of thecommittee was established in impossible for the committee to ; , John W. Reichard of tide ditd Orwick Township; ten grand - to s November to examine the pro- extend the program at this time. at least once each 0; nwre in- concession of Howick ,gyp abi�en � five �t�' gram of French instruction at the The cq�mmittee.also considered C teractionbe developed teach have fond memories of their wed- . sow. elementary school level. The the feasibility and desirability of elementary y secondary ding on Feb 36, t However Theo' g� V`�g cote - Icommittee consisted of all mem- making the subject optional at ers and students; principals pay one ung �y don't recall as bratiop was attended by lilmois hers of the Education Committee, grade seven and eight but felt this Particular attention to f he im• being vestry ata was the weather. kani Ian", Waterloo, K#di- two teachers each from elemen- would not be in the best interest Portance of recruitment of t "It was a terrible day," said ever, West Hi11, Palnheltoa, W�NGHAM tary and secondary schools, two of the student or the system. teachers for the French program Reic>bard, ', tike I Harristan and Windsor as well as elementary school principals and The committee also recom- and the tea her of French be don't know what." the saatrosnhdtng area 351-2320 two superintendents. mended that: � resident neo the school wher- A The committee received a A Huron County French guide- ever possible, .eachersof French + naMr� of Mrs. Re ichard, both number of presentations suggest- line. be developed for the elemen- develop suggestions and strateick V gies for improved working condi- celebrated y skies golden wedding MVingham lawyer _._.. .. _ tions and discuss these with ele- under sunny skies at the nom- FIe Q�' Omentary school principals; op- munity centre, Fordwich, on A • , s Saturday ofte'hhoon. speaks on wills portunities be provided for ��� � � students of French to test in real The couple were married ri the ��VVV « church parsonage is Palme°dan Mrs. Les Jaetlin, president of situations what they have learned by the Rev. Sam Goudie. They the Maitland Women's Institute, in school. deputed b train for New Dim- opened the February 24th meet - Amend a a�tals� ,a C� olww1 - �� �rrc�clalana Further consideration should dee for their honeymoon. The Ing of the group. be given to acquainting the Com - Let us assist you with Your unity with the opportunities New Dundee band was on hand Roll call was a .,, ... J by Plans for that all important which knowledge in French af- that their to serenade � � � canmW Mrs. Don f fords and language departmentpP wedding, day. `"� : heads and teachers of French farming on the groom's farm on McKinley, conveners for the take the initiative to develop ° the third concession of Howick meeting, Chose as the motto, 1 P Township. They still live there "Laws: To Know Them Is to Hated as Canadian Studies. courses which could be ies. but retired from farming in 1975. Understand Them". They intro- duce COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE Examination and assessment of Mrs. Reichard the former Good the guest speaker, Jack SELECTION OF the French program should be Colette Beswithereet. Both she Goodall. conducted on a continuous basis. and her husband enjoy good Mr. Goodall spoke on the health. They are members of the necessity of having a will, no • INVITATIONS Members of the committee Fordwich Brethern-in-Christ matter what age one may be. He • ANNOUNCEMENTS :� were Mrs. J. Love, R. B. Allan, J. Church pointed out many useful details T. Chapman, J. W. Coulter, E. J. The couple have a family of and ekplained the legal aspects of • INFORMALS ? Elliott, M. Herrington, E. C. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Reichard of Fordwich. ( Staff Photo) three children, including one son, the will. He answered numerous • ACCESSORIES Mrs. M. Kunder, E. Mansfield, R. Earl of Howick, and two daugh- questions and gave a great deal K. Peck, B. Robertson, W. Short- ters, Mrs. Wray (Phyllis) Mmes of helpful information. Your choice of various paps. ,tads, type reed, D. Solomon, Mrs. D. —� of Wallace Township and Mrs. The group appreciated his en - styles anduu,. Wallace and Mrs. M. Zinn.H OOI board all ask for ... Superintendent R. B. Allan said tud�� the vh ani i ds of the recommendations were rea- . ' � .L� sonably self-explanatory. He S e� �� whlls and what should be in - advances $15 000 p The meet' closed with the added, "It's still very difficult to ti set T� ( „r" recruit French teachers." T 16 Institute Grace and lunch was Trustee Dorothy Wallace asked by Wilma Oke the regular bus drivers. i served by the conveners. Iv1 111 if it was possible to recruit et St. s teachers from Quebec and Super- SelectIn order that priority mainte- The young people belong to the our wedding invitations, announcements ; `' ca y g Hance work such as painting and youth club at St. Mary's Church, St. Presbyterian intendent Ralph Smith answered, and accessories with complete confidence as to "There is no reason, but we didn't repairs can be carried out during Three of the four French teach- Church, Wingham, has begun to invited quality and correctness of form. `e« receive any applications." the spring school break, the ers in the system outlined to trus make plans for a special -service All invited tl Blyth trustee John Elliott Huron -Perth County Roman tees at the board meeting how on May 16 at 5 p.m. to celebrate Catholic Separate School BoardWench is being taught to the stu- the retirement of its indebtedness H :. asked about the provision to have a roved ;vin to the build; for the church building. to attend WE ALSO HAVE PERSONALIZED WEDDING NAPKINS, MATCHES ir' > pp g g ng dents in the 19 schools under French teachers meet at least AND CAKE eoxes committee an advance of $15,000 board jurisdiction. It is the loth anniversarysince' . once each term. He was told by of the anticipated budget for 1976 Presenting the program were the rebuilding of the e Allan that this would probably be d � was ^prayer service done during Professional De- at a meeting in Dublin Monday Kathleen McMillan, Rita Lau- completed at a total cost of $227,- donenight.ent Day. ght• waert and Gaeten Blanchette. 406.07• .fit that time many felt velopThe board su rtm a resolu- only the Grade 7 and 8 pupils are th uld t that A - lot Members of dehhomina MISS BRECK HAIR SPRAY 16az. $1-e49 MAXI PADS .d STAY FREE u's $1089 LADY PATRICIA—Balsam CONDITIONER 99, RAYETTE BATH OIL 24ox. $1.29 FELT MARKERS 2 $1 00 NEO CITRAN io-s $1.29 VO5 SHAMPOO IVA d=•$ � .19 ULTRA BRITE 100 ml. 89, ENGLISH BUTTERED ROGERS FUDGE CANDY 994 BUTANE 802. 59'¢ Groon 1111111, A e HOSTESS_ L e a GARBAGE BAGS Io's , 7 POTA1 V �Mi'r� V LIQUID DETERGENT CLAIROL—Hair Painting Kit 794; JOY 24 Oz. QUIET TOUCH $2.99 TRIANGLE DISCOUNT r — f3 1)-..-r Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays . Sundays Noon to Six Pr - tion from the Lambton County Board of Education to petition the Ontario government to raise the minimum drinking age from 18 to 20 years. The board granted permission to the Hesson Youth Club to use one of the board -owned buses at Hesson March 11 to take up to 50 members to Kitchener to see the Ice Capades. The club will be asked to pay for the cost of gaso- line at the rate of 25 cents per mile plus the cost of hiring one of kz, i hY M given the oral French program used within the system. The les- sons are for -a 20 -minute period, five days a week. Because of the spring break in March, board meetings will be held on March 8 and 29. The meeting was adjourned at 11:20 p.m. when the board went into committee -of -the -whole. The board will hold a special meeting in the first week in March which will be in committee -of -the - whole. TWX F � u ey wo no see .11 re- paid, so this event merits rejoic- ing for members, farmer mem- bers and friends. This service will beheld in -.the afternoon so interested people may find it more conveniea to atte"i Kiev_ Zd'Wbi F ,: «tihe minister during the rebuilding, will be guest speaker. A social time will follow that will include greetings, reminiscing, musical numbers, slides of the rebuilding and a display of pictures. The church service will be broadcast. y. y MRS. MARY CLELAND, Mrs. Elaine Hopper and Rev. Robert Armstrong were the judges Saturday as the Royal Canadian Legion held its public speaking contest. Winners in the junior high school class were: Susan Brooks, third from Lucknow on Child Abuse; Allison Roberts, first, from Belgrave on Suffragettes and Tirri Morrison, second, from Wingham on Hang Gliding. Don Farnell, community services officer, presents Allison with the Wingham Advance -Times trophy. r,. CHEF LE rAAAPFAU of Wingham received second prizeon her presentation on Insulin at the Royal Canadian Legion public speaking conies; T^m White of Teeswater was first on Ducks and Caryn Mann of Wingham on Camping, third. Tom was presented witR the Dr. W. A. McKibbon trophy by the president of the Ladies' Auxiliary, Mrs. Dave Crothers. w P. h0ns are cordially invited to share in a meaningful afternoon of worship and fellowship when the annual World Day of Prayer service is held Friday at two o'clock in St. Andrew's Presbyterian church. Mrs: Alvin Mundell will be the guest speaker for the service which features the theme, "Education—For All of Life". The printed program was written by the Christian womgp of Latin America. The service will attempt to show Christians how they must react to the realities of division, oppression and injustice. "All 'that we know and understand, we must use as instruments to make life more human in the concrete situations in which we live." As people from all over the world meet l on Friday to share common problems, it is the fer- vent hope of all that they shall leave their meeting places with a new understanding to reach 'out in love to meet the needs of their less fortunate brothers. There is a class near you! WINGHAM Maitland Lodge I.O.O.F. Hall 213 Josephine Street Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. with the new Canadian Family Meal Plan —easy to follow, readily effective! And our appetizing recipes make losing weight a pleasant experience. NO CONTRACT TO SIGN $A registration-, $3 weekly Countervwlght* Foods for the calorie -conscious are available at your aurlarmarket Ask for them! 0 DISCOUNT r — f3 1)-..-r Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays . Sundays Noon to Six Pr - tion from the Lambton County Board of Education to petition the Ontario government to raise the minimum drinking age from 18 to 20 years. The board granted permission to the Hesson Youth Club to use one of the board -owned buses at Hesson March 11 to take up to 50 members to Kitchener to see the Ice Capades. The club will be asked to pay for the cost of gaso- line at the rate of 25 cents per mile plus the cost of hiring one of kz, i hY M given the oral French program used within the system. The les- sons are for -a 20 -minute period, five days a week. Because of the spring break in March, board meetings will be held on March 8 and 29. The meeting was adjourned at 11:20 p.m. when the board went into committee -of -the -whole. The board will hold a special meeting in the first week in March which will be in committee -of -the - whole. TWX F � u ey wo no see .11 re- paid, so this event merits rejoic- ing for members, farmer mem- bers and friends. This service will beheld in -.the afternoon so interested people may find it more conveniea to atte"i Kiev_ Zd'Wbi F ,: «tihe minister during the rebuilding, will be guest speaker. A social time will follow that will include greetings, reminiscing, musical numbers, slides of the rebuilding and a display of pictures. The church service will be broadcast. y. y MRS. MARY CLELAND, Mrs. Elaine Hopper and Rev. Robert Armstrong were the judges Saturday as the Royal Canadian Legion held its public speaking contest. Winners in the junior high school class were: Susan Brooks, third from Lucknow on Child Abuse; Allison Roberts, first, from Belgrave on Suffragettes and Tirri Morrison, second, from Wingham on Hang Gliding. Don Farnell, community services officer, presents Allison with the Wingham Advance -Times trophy. r,. CHEF LE rAAAPFAU of Wingham received second prizeon her presentation on Insulin at the Royal Canadian Legion public speaking conies; T^m White of Teeswater was first on Ducks and Caryn Mann of Wingham on Camping, third. Tom was presented witR the Dr. W. A. McKibbon trophy by the president of the Ladies' Auxiliary, Mrs. Dave Crothers. w P. h0ns are cordially invited to share in a meaningful afternoon of worship and fellowship when the annual World Day of Prayer service is held Friday at two o'clock in St. Andrew's Presbyterian church. Mrs: Alvin Mundell will be the guest speaker for the service which features the theme, "Education—For All of Life". The printed program was written by the Christian womgp of Latin America. The service will attempt to show Christians how they must react to the realities of division, oppression and injustice. "All 'that we know and understand, we must use as instruments to make life more human in the concrete situations in which we live." As people from all over the world meet l on Friday to share common problems, it is the fer- vent hope of all that they shall leave their meeting places with a new understanding to reach 'out in love to meet the needs of their less fortunate brothers. There is a class near you! WINGHAM Maitland Lodge I.O.O.F. Hall 213 Josephine Street Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. with the new Canadian Family Meal Plan —easy to follow, readily effective! And our appetizing recipes make losing weight a pleasant experience. NO CONTRACT TO SIGN $A registration-, $3 weekly Countervwlght* Foods for the calorie -conscious are available at your aurlarmarket Ask for them! 0