The Huron Expositor, 1981-03-26, Page 4, •
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-New Canadian. Club names -executive
The New Canadian Clnb - ship chairman Cor Van Der
recently eleted their officers PrY1- '
for 1981. The new executive The New Canadian Club
w is president Peter Van Hcrk:ill be holding their annual
vice-president 'Jack • Renne; May Queen,Dance on May 9.
first secretary Corry May Queen candidates will
be nominated and presented Segeren6 second secretary.,
; at the dance. Candidateg .can Cor Dorssers; first treasurer'
Ann Vogels; second treasur- "be any girl who is 16 years.
er Lou Peeters and member- of age or over.
Sewing squad learns' 'to turn hems
Grace Hurray's home was leaders demonstrated how to
the scene for the McKillop I " turn up a hem and attach a
Sewing Squad's fifth meet- waist band. Club members
lilt March 14. are reminded that the next
• The group discussed the
final steps in c=ompleting a
skirt including the waist
band and the hem. Our
meeting will be Saturday
April 4th, 9:30 'a.m. at
Sharon Eedy's home.-
by Sandra Hunt
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DIR cToRs 14-41.2kDiUSTORS
Jack Harri R.R.3,' Lucan 227-4305
Robert Ga , diner R.R.2, Staffa 345-2739
Lloyd Morrison R.R.1, St. Marys 229-8277
Lorne_Feeney__ Ita,.2_,____Dubgn 445.2543
Ray McCurdy R.R.1, Kirkton • 229-6594
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In the final repOrt to the
board the board accommoda-
tion reView committee will
consider the recommenda-
tions of the community ac-
commodation review corn-
robfloo. Where' the board
'determines' that a schools is
to be closed, the board
atextmntodatioe review eorn-
Mince will prepare e report
indicating the possible alter-'•
native uses or disposition of
the school.
The board authortred the
Director -of Education to
appenve requests for extend-
ed maternity leases of lees.
ttlithonc seart4i hoe t
pay/ to permit ;to -,,expfeteet
teec.heet011:41,,e a'tbs.." end Of
the seboul term print., to die
exppcmt dare i?1`..alc.'
,17,4_b 40 , (o.rgtaro tilt-''
VOgiooi-OK .4. .,..+3;191
the beet intoresi
the edeleation of children,
'The selleMeternet are Serpi
eenbor t to Oeteniber•31.
.January to winter break and
front winter •break to the end.
• of-June,
The board the'
- Itiderateeet*-pelics to 'ht.
requirement that a child
BY COLLEEN MALONEY
A delegation representing
parents from the St. Mars
area who fear them children
will -be forced to attend
Medway ..highschool in Mid-
dlesex County presented its
case to the Perth County
Board of Education March.
The parents are worried
the Middlesex Board orEdu-
cation will initiate changes in
a boundary agreement be-
tween the two counties.
Under the present boundary
systems students in Middle-
sex County are included in
the St. Marys highschool
attendance area.
The parents want a long
term contract between the
two boards which would as-
sure the boundaries are not
changed.
"Leave us alone is all we
are „saying." said parent
representative. Brian Walsh.
R.R. 3 Thornd,ale.,
The Middlesex board
wishes , to repatriate' stu-
must be five years old by
December 31 rather dein
January 31.
While some trustees
thought the board should not
send delegates to the 4th
Congress of Education or the
anadian School- Trustee's
Assoetation • annual general
reeeteng, both to be held to
I. algae), Alberta. from June
21) to 23. •two trustees has':
tedieetted they wish'It, attend
Jobe) (rtrearY and bill
O'Donnell. It was relseetti.ol
the neendt . tripe 'filtrate!' to
Celgeq_ vserkld antelein tai
S42-0 tot', . one , _persim iii
grunt) 0140. lcaving
,tune' IC '464 reiortreng
240, with hotel-redo'. rotes,
riiiming from $50 to 6-5r per
inighi lot the live nights. plus
meals.
• Stratford trustee. Ronald
Mares e as appointed to tht
'Master Plan for Parks and
Recreation committee for the
city olStrattord to represent
dents. But. Mr., Walsh said
the students have been at-
tetiding school in $t. Marys
foe -'5 years.
l'How can you return
something that was n'evee,
borrowed?" he asked.
Of 140 families surveyed.
9'7 wished their children to
remain in St. Marys high -
sch o
ar nts cited the distance
to Medway as the major
rea on for opposing a boun-
der change.
t. Marys is about eight
mil s round trip, while Med,
way is about 20 miles one ,
'way --for most stUdents in-
vol ed.
"There -is no. justification
for he added distance." said
par nt John. Garbey, R.R.
Th rndale, ''everything we
do ravitates to St. Marys."
"We-feel we are getting so
mu h more for our money
tha by.. going where they
(at -Middlesex board) {vast
us o go." Mr. Garbey said,
r. Walsh--said Middlesex
thi: 1,041
1.70110/4
tug a lecely discus
stun the board .approved
giy mg the -Director ot Edu.ca
Lion authority tor the harms
and use of teacher aides
ipara proleselotielsi to assist
teachers in the education of
exceptional children. in eell-
osmium:43 special education
classes Board chairman.
Ronald Nutlet abdweted hie
June • to, vote a egamst. the
teettori • as tjt'd till+it c,. l tilt
%Jct./4-10nm
,elite of le:Licher
eidiee, mate Net -'. Ott per
hoer., effective Apes: 0
A vekial t f•Ooritg •
wilt Abe held- .on ,Mar,) 31
with iyOgt geiteretemeeinig to
be held April 134
Bill- tY2 is a pioeincial ac t
that etioin.,e„ tlx.tt o . s g ete_
ceptional pupil , tree-lies
education suited to his or her
needs and 4611 it ,
At present these eycep
wants the boundaries
changed to combat dec•heing
enrolments in the county
But. both men fear St.
Marys' high school will eyen-
malty close it the boundaries
are changed
can, set- dwell the road.
themeeroinge le close the,
school." -said - Mr Walsh.
There are cu rrc n about '50
student', at the school.
A public meeting e as 'held
at Plovermills Public School,
Feb. 4. .
At • that time representa-
tives of the Middlesex 'hoard
assured. "they would bring,
any proposal back to the
parents" , before .any action
vas taken. said Mr. Walsh.
But the Perth hoard re-
ceived a letter from P.S. Toll,
Assistant Director of Educa-
tion' for Middlesex. date
Maich h., asking for a meet-
trig between the two boards.
The parents are upset
because they were not first
'notified of the meeting plans.
"Middlesex hasn't, been
tionel education Masses are
located in. Huron County at
St. Joseph's School. Clinton
and to St. Joseph's School.
Stratford. Because of the ,
small number of these stu-
dents in these Iwo schools
they are not grouped into
specific disability, classes but
sash class voauld eontete
students with 4 %anct of
disability problems who re-
PiO more than 5.0.-per cent
daily instrtiction nu special
education setting.
Although the numbers
13.14y he v401., the tare and
programMing needs , are,
greatly magnified alit l .the ,
teacher requires '`40Watu:e,
hem a teacheet,aide
•As. Kit • Eckert
pointed out. ''We .ant ren-
dungy hire a spetial educa-
-noir. teacher Viiieti art aide is
all that is reqUired
Chairman Ronald Murray
said. "It seems a e are
handing these kids r u albs.
telling us the truth." said
Mr. Walsh.
Mr. Walsh said the par-
ents will exert. ':all the
pressure t o have'
we
the
possib ly
can' in order boundar
ies remain unchanged, "We
feel that strongc about it."
The Perth board has esta-
blished-an ad We committee
to negotiate with Middlesex.
The committee will make a
final.report to the board by
May 19.
Trustee Barbara Osborne
said she is cantident the
hoard will rake some action
before -that' date
Trustee . P.E. • Black
„stressed the needfor main-
taining the present heunder-
les. , • .
"This is a gravely serious
hing because the option area
they (Middlesexi arc talking
about is within tlwo miles of
the (St. Marys) high school."
said Black.
Changing the boundary.
"just doeSn't make sense."-
, he said.
, correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
The Chickies'and the Egg
Snatchers have been busy in
the Staffa area with 4-H. The
21 members have been meet-
ing at $94114 Church weekly
learning to ;make :toe, of: an
pan.. the .thick n. in
cooking, upusual dishes,
(•)uP* ...antt retitled fat.
• MIATRIP.
To 'earn tttorg iin
don wisil 014' PIORci. Whigh rtrst the chit4c0 or'
.the'Egg the Siaffa #2 club
attentled field ; trip at
MeGregor Farms, Mr. and
Mrs. McGregor aniwered
questions oh' gollea,,
ing, grading and cartoning
eggs.
The life of the hen includ-
ing feeding. watering, and
health were also discussed.
Each member was given an
egg as la token of he r visit.
The vice president thanked
the McGregor's for the field
trip which will benefit the
senior members with. special
projecte.
REAMING #4.”
At the f184.1000,14 M.
14.-0 St484 .Churcb. Pte
diictissiOn itte4t1pd the'sump
maT4atiOn of the ma or
4n)4 of °BO 49•*AM and;
ikP13.floJOkof t40-0•WOrtY olio 4 to ho;
March '30. The, Metn,berS
learned hose to _040
4.
and
make hard and soft cooked
eggs •and the techniques of
adding eggS- to a hOt sates,
1 'Mrs. Benne, Taninty Par-
sops and -tort McBride de-
monstrated cooking eggs
while . Templeman and
Wilber „ Kerslake made
Cream Puffs. Chicken a La
King was demonstrated by
Belly Upshall and Sandra
Vivian. The meeting was
thenott. adjourned by Nancy
Mrs. Frank Hamilton pre,
sided for the March meeting
of the Margin Ritchie EVS.111-
Mitigar;e0"..inMark 077:1144);
scriPttlrey.rtagintfttnl'1.4lke
114°, ta ot1et4::vit!Mter sraso. 541.1' iolf,
prayer
•;:tr, satit )'lards accompanied
•
'4100,
•
•
Sally Scott chose' an
article. entitled "Wha a
',:_njinister does between,$utv,
*4441%selr-s. Alec Miller gave a
report on the spring excel'•
five meeting recently at St.
Andrew's Stratford.
'Plans were finalized for
the entertaining evening on
April 7, Mrs. Lloyd Miller
gave a reading,' -**Thiteing
Teir Picture roitk." " The
study book on .todia was
laden. by,.40#11 ClltCY
PERSONALS
•
Mr. --MVSL. Laye,rtie.
Wallace, 04 :441.14.'
:410:00 rta
.Mr*-;,100.10.01.
Betti•'c'''Ffprty
nd 400,b-Pfd: Oittner
gitelts of Mr..akdIdis, Rob
Templeman and family .on
thursday--evening. c,reqati--. •
Avg farrtles.. 3rd birthday.
Bill Striate is visiting this'
week -with his sister Helen in
Vancouver British Columbia,
BY WILMA OKE
The Huron-Peril) County
Catholic school , board ap-
P.rove4 the draft policy on,
School AftninintedetiOn Re-
view at a meeting Mondey
night following a .lengthy
discussion. diSeussion.
William Eckert. Director
of Education, in outlining the
policy, stated a school shall
, far further,
,review if there•Wa,patter.1 of
eointlettlert the- •
number :of ;pupils; -an. oar.. -
ettpancy. ratio Of less than
-per OM', a cost VA . pap,' in
e.24•ilenfltie syetenl iii4Pritge, •
'or iti:-44*,,t1f,
ministry grant, per .pupil '"for
the board;and staffing •Pat-,
terns ivahicti,are less Thum •
these fee the ,syeteM.
Mr. fekert •said e rtieni• -
bership of the board• accom-
modation revievb commieteceeek
will be the chairmapeel the
board and the -Vice-chairman,
the standing ' committee
chairmen °of the finance,
property and transportation
committees of the board.
Director of t Education and
theSuperintendent 'Of Busi-
ness. If this committee. after
it prepares an initial school
accommodation review file.
determines -that a further
review is. necessary. then it
may recommend to the board
that it establish a community
accommodation review com-
mittee'- Thi$ committee
would include four parents
who • ore, Catholic School
supporters; two trustees., one
representing the . review
school plus one frinn another
area appointed the chair-
man of the board and who
has served on the board
accommodation review com-
mittee: a supervisory officer
to act-as executive secretary
of the committee: the review
school principal: a teacher
appointed by the 'branch
affiliate: and the pastor of
the parish • school community.
St. Marys students
Reject Middlesex school
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