The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-06-17, Page 9I
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along with other senior citizens of
Ed's Siding A Roofing
the AIB maximum.
former custodian, who passed
Trustee Molly Kunder said this
away while a member of the
• Vinyl or aluminum siding
recommendation was approved
Ontario, will celebrate Senior
*Aluminum Seamless Eavestroughing
at a recent trustees' convention
At the Blyth Public -School
• FREE ESTIMATES
at Thunder Bay.
plaque will honor the memory of
BELGRAVE — Mrs. Walter
Mrs, Saber of Hensall, Presby -
Citizens' week from June 20th to
Take your choice aluminum or, vinyl siding $80 per square.
APPROVE FIELD TRIPS
was principal for 10 years. It is
Three field trips were approved
Shdrtreed was presented with a
teria) Library Secretary, was
June 26th. The event has been en-
be part of the grade eight gradua-
meeting. A total of 26 students
tion program.
Wroxeter, Ontario
life membership in the Women's
present and was in charge of a
dorsed by the Ministry of Com-
School in Exeter's Junior Outers
group will be spending a week
Missionary Society of the
book display.
munity and Social Services as
Park. This is the group's final
trip of the year and will consoli
Presbyterian Church when the
Mrs. Nisholson read a story,
part of the program for Homes,
Home Helpers meeting was held
"Besidk the Still Waters", fram
for the Aged
on June 8 at the home of Mrs.
the Glad Tidings.
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William Dalrymple, Blyth. Mrs.
Several former members and
The Committee of Manage-
'
George Fear made the presents-
visitors were present at the meet-
ment of Huronview has declared
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tion. Mrs. Victor Youngblut de-
ing which closed with the sin"
open house for the week, and in-
livered a short address prior to
of the hymn, "Blest Be the Tie
vites all senior citizens' clubs, or
the presentation and Ms. Joe
That Binds". Mrs. Nicholson led
any citizen over 60, to come and
Dunbar read a fitting scripture
in the closing prayer and the
join in the programs. For this
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passage.
hostess served lunch.
week only the dining room will be
Mrs. Garner Nicholson pre -
open to visitors and volunteers at
sided for the meeting which
$1.o0 per meal. It would be ap-
IN OTTAWA ON JUNE 2 at a
spring festival party of Progressive
Conservative members
opened with a call to worship and
a hymn. Mrs. Youngblut read
Earn more
preciated if clubs or individuals
*and their wives, Robert E. McKinley, PC, MP, Huron -Middlesex,
was presented with a
scripture and Ms. Fear led in
who are planning to stay for
beautiful silver tray suitably
inscribed "For faithful and devoted service as Chief Oppo
prayer. Roll call was answered
on your
Meals would let us know in ad-
vance. Danner for visitors will be
sition Whip in the House of Commons from 1973 to 1976", by Elmer MacKay, chairman of
b naming a woman of the Bible.
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the Progressive Conservative Caucus. Mrs. McKinley was presented with a bouquet of
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served at 12:45 p.m. and supper
red carnations. In the picture are Steve Paproski, Chief Opposition
Whip; Elmer Mac-
Greatest of These" was given by
at 5:30 p.m.
Kay, chairman of Caucus; R.
E. McKinley, MP; Mrs. McKinley; Bob Fairnie and Orville
Mrs. Shortreed. Ms. Campbell of
Get 4%, on your regular
Following is a schedule of ac-
Pettapiece, Whip's staff.
Blyth sang two solos after which
savings.
tivities: Sunday, June 20th, at
Mrs. John C. McBurney gave a
Pay no service charge on
9:30 a.m., there will be a special
reading, "Wits and Corner".
cheques if minimum
church service in'the auditorium
balance of $1,000 is main-
with Wesley -Willis choir and our
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Boar approves
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installation o hoists
tained and even if this
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balance is
chaplain, Rev. W. McWhinnie in
Bible Quiz given
not maintained)
charge. Monday afternoon there
will be Old -Time music, dancing
The Huron County Board of
arten registration has reached
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63 for September, 1976. He said
date the ear's learning for the
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Outers. South Huron teacher Carl
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you get 12 free cheques per
quarter and a only 10
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and refreshments in the audi-
Education Monday afternoon ap
for
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Physical space for a third kinder-
Mills will driving the bus.
meeting
cents for each cheque over
torium. Blyth Senior Citizens will
Proved extra expenditures
Installing new hydraulic hoists in
garten class would be a problem
September 22, 42 grade eight
er
BELGRAVE —The June meet
the 12. Compare .this with
your average "savings ac -
visit and Goderich Township Wo-
the auto mechanic shops in two
and statistics available for the
students from Stephen Central
ing of the Evening Unit of UCW
count" paying only 3% and
men's Institute volunteers will
"Family
secondary schools this fall. The
next years do not a
increased erten
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wasJohheld atof Mrs. Ber
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costing you a service charge
assist. Tuesday the
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first request came from principal
need for kindergarten
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stilest
S Sylvan. This
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ston ladies
of '_0 cents for every cheque.
Night" program at 7 p.m. will
resented b the Bayfield and
of Huron Centrale
facilities.
designed to promote the student's
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Ms. John Roberts was in charge
Savings (non
Exeter Senior Citizens Clubs.
Clinton for 12,700 over and above
Cl nJ.t n for $2
budgets and
The Exeter principal con-
tinued, "The cost of equipping an
appreciation of the natural en-
vironment by involving them in
of the worship service, which
opened with hymn "Stand Up
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Wednesday afternoon a musi-
the regular school
only recently the same situation
extra kindergarten room is not
outdoor activities.
Stand Up for Jesus. Scripture
mi 'annum calcul balance.
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cal program in the auditorium
occurred at F. E. Madill in Wing
reasonable at this time. For these
reasons we feel that a teacher
A week later 34 students from
Usborne Central will be enjoying
reading by Ms. Jack Higgins.
"Meditative Thought" was given
Funds deposited prior to
will be sponsored by the Clinton,
Senior Citizens. Thursday a sing-
ham.
Both schools indicated the car
aide would rove to be a greater
prove i3
the same tri P
b Mrs. Roberts and was fol-
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May 15th and left on
deposit earn full interest
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along led by Rev. Wesley Ball
hoist was a ver important art
of the auto shop equipment and
value than establishing a half-
time program.
DELAY EXETER ADDITION
The board received word
lowed by prayer. Faith
Looks up to Thee" was sung and
for all of May.
Ed
Giles, and accompanied d
virtually necessary for success-
The board ave unanimous
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recently from the Ontario
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the worship service was closed
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Stiles, Goderich. Friday, bingo in
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ful completion of the auto
to a
apprthe spub-
of n that the
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the auditorium with special priz
es. Brussels Senior Citizens Club
mechanics' program.
that Anti-Inflatoval
ion Board
proption osed addittry
ion toothe Exeter
Robert Taylor had charge
licly declare that all incremental
Public School will be delayed
of the business part of the meet -
GRLT
will be guests. Saturday, June
TEACHER AIDE FOR EXETER
wage increases be included
until 1977. Director John Coch-
ing. Minutes were read and ap-
26th, table games in the audi-
The board approved a request
within the allowable wage in-
rane said all plans and proposals
proved. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler
torium (euchre, bridge, crokin-
from Exeter Public School prim
creases.
would be held until next year
took charge of the program, a
TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1809
ole) at 2 p.m. Seaforth Happy
ci al to,hire a teacher aide for the
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The request continued, b
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when he hoped construction
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Bible Quiz which was in
very
Main St. E., Listowel, Ont.
Citizens Club will spo sor this
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1976-77 term. In a letter to the
permitting increments .to be
would proceed.
teresting. Lunch was served by
D. N. tstsbrve, Mgr.
event.
board, Chapman said kinder-
excluded from guidelines the AIB
The board gave approval for
Mrs. Jack Higgins and her group.
is allowing a situation to exist in
the staff and students at two
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which the public sector is held to
schools to mount memorial
maximum wage increases while
plaques. At Clinton Public School
WE HAVE MOVED
at the same time being called
a plaque will be erected and an
upon to support wage settlements
for teachers which will exceed
annual award presented in
memory of Gordon Rathwell, a
Ed's Siding A Roofing
the AIB maximum.
former custodian, who passed
Trustee Molly Kunder said this
away while a member of the
• Vinyl or aluminum siding
recommendation was approved
staff.
*Aluminum Seamless Eavestroughing
at a recent trustees' convention
At the Blyth Public -School
• FREE ESTIMATES
at Thunder Bay.
plaque will honor the memory of
Get the job done right at the right pricer
the late Margaret Richie, who
Take your choice aluminum or, vinyl siding $80 per square.
APPROVE FIELD TRIPS
was principal for 10 years. It is
Three field trips were approved
hoped unveiling ceremonies will
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at Monday's Board of Education
be part of the grade eight gradua-
meeting. A total of 26 students
tion program.
Wroxeter, Ontario
from South Huron District High
School in Exeter's Junior Outers
group will be spending a week
beginning June 18 in Algonquin:'
Park. This is the group's final
trip of the year and will consoli
Kennedy reunion
held at Morriston
WHITECHURCH — The 45th
annual Kennedy family reunion
was held Saturday at Bradnock
Community Centre, east of
Morriston. Sixty-one family
members were present.
Dinner was held at 12:30 after
which the meeting was held. Miss
Kay McIntosh presided as presi-
dent, Mrs. Valerie Rampome of
Mississauga was secretary and
Ms. Roy McInnes treasurer.
Mrs. Jean Farquarson of
British Columbia was a double
winner as she took the prize for
coming the greatest distance
and, at 90 years of age, was also
the oldest family member
present. Mr. and Mrs Robert
Figures and Mrs. Annie Wright of
Sault Ste. Marie were also
present, as well as family mem-
bers from Guelph, Morriston and
Mitchell.
After the reunion, all were in-
vited to the home of the Mc -
Edwards sisters for lunch and a
social time.
The 1977 reunion will be held at
Auburn Hall with William
Kennedy president
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—Mr. and Mrs. Grant Laundy
of Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs A Ney
of St. Catharines, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Laing of Toronto and Mr
and Mrs. Graham Nelson and
family of Kitchener visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Swanson. They attended the wed-
ding of their niece, Candy Lyn
Cerson, and Keith Cassidy of
Teeswater on Friday evening and
stayed a few days with their
sister, brother-in-law and
parents.
—Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bronson
entert.ai.,ed Sunday at their home
in Elmira when a family dinner
was held in honor of her father,
Rowland Ballagh, who recently
celebrated his birthday. Mr. and
Mrs. John Clark, Greg and Steve
of Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. Ballagh
and Lavonne of Wingham were in
attendance for the occasion.
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