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New principal in Goderich THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 28, 1979 — 7
BY WILMA OKE
The Huron-Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate
School board confirmed the
appointment of Jim McDade
of Stratford as acting
principal at St. Mary's
School, ,Goderich for the
period November 19 to
December 31, 1979. Prior to
the appointment he had been
working out of the board
office.
He replaces Betty L. Clark,
who had been the principal,
but had asked for reassign-
ment to other duties. Her
new duties will be in the area
of curriculum development
with special emphasis on the
revision and development of
BY MURRAY GAUNT,
M.P.P.
The Minister of Energy
has announced that many
homeowners wishing to con-
vert from heating oil to
natural gas may have to wait
until next spring or summer,
due to an overwhelming de-
mand for conversions. By the
end of September this year,
the three major natural gas
utilities had converted 19,650
homes to natural gas, com-
pared to 8,600 last year. The
change from heating based
on *uncertain oil supplies to
more plentiful and cheaper
natural gas has left.
manufacturers, of furnace
conversion kits unable to
meet the demand.
The Legislature Commit-
tee on Hydro Affairs is
recommending that no more.
construction contracts, be
a French program for grades
4 to 8.
The position of principal at
St. Mary's has been
advertised and the appoint-
ment of a principal wilibe
made effective January 1,
1980.
The board will hold its
inaugural meeting for the
1980 term on December 3
when a chairman and vice-
chairman will be elected, and
the next regular meeting will
be held on December 10.
-There was a presentation
made by John McCauley,
Superintendent of
Education and Mary
Flannery, a special education
resource teacher, on the
awarded for the Darlington
nuclear site until Hydro pre-
sents the Legislature with ;a
new construction program
baspd on drastically lowered
projections for electricity de-
mand. The Committee's
draft report says the Govern-
ment should plan for a hydro
load growth of two to three
per cent annually rather than
the average,of five percent to
1985 and four per.cent there-
after forecast by Ontario
Hydro last spring.
The Minister of Health has
stated that he'll use public
money to respond to people
identifiable on the 274,852
name petitions presented by
the NDP which denounce the
Province's health-care
system. It will cost about
$40,000 to send letters to
these people, but the
Minister stated it wouldn't
special education for' ex-
ceptional students,
Miss Flannery explained
that exceptional students are
those who have behavioural,
communication, intellectual,
or physical exceptionalities
to such a degree that
changes in the regular
curriculum must be made
and/or special services pro-
vided for them in school.
Special education is the pro-
gram made available to such
students.
She cutlined the role of the
resource teacher, whose
major responsibility is to
diagnose, plan a teaching
program and implement this
teaching plan for children
come from government funds
for the operaton of hospitals
or the Ontario Health
(Continued on Page 3 ),
-with special needs.
Miss Flannery concivaeu
with the statement that all
records for exceptional
pupils are treated with a
professional attitude of
confidentiality by all staff
involved.
The General Meeting ad-
journed at 10;50 p.m. when
board met .as committee-of-
the-whole.
From Queen's Park
Huge demand for
conversion to gas
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savings along to you. This includes complete
dinnerware settings as well as single plates or
salad sets and fruit bowls.
New Books
This year we have added a selection of fine , new
books with the emphasis on Canadian authors.
Take time to browse this Christmas.
Get one. free chance with each purchase
at the .stores displaying the- red Cart
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Piets Place, Sills Hardware, Jack and Jill, Larones, Crown
Hardware, Huron- Expositor, Hetherington Shoes, Keating's
Pharmacy, Seaforth Jewellers, Bill O'Shea Men's Wear, Robt. L.
Plumsteel Interiors, David Longstaff Optician, Stedmans,.
Canadian Tire. Frank Kling Ltd. .
. Draw to be made December 24
SANTA CLAUS PARADE Dec 1 commencing
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to 12 noon and .1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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