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MECHANICS TOOL BOX No. 547-698 Made of heavy guage steel in an iron hard finish with 3 compartment-tote tray and 2 no slip grip end handles, Plus heavy', duty draw-pull catches, built in padlock hasp and carrying handle. 26" x VA" x 9T/2". Please watch for your . .Ca•OP: -.11Merry Christians gook" coining *dem,. • • .• $520,000 building planhed at St4arnes 5. 13usines$ Administrator to write to the Stratford City Council ask- ing them if they would be interesr ted in maintenance of the board property located in the Devon Park area in return for free use of the property as a playgroUnd area, The Board will notify the Stratford planning Board that it wishes to retain its 11.5 acre site in the Mornington Street subdivision but would• be open for discussion for relocating a portion of that property. A motion by Oscar Kieffer of R.R.1, Bluevale, that an inexperienced custodian be trained by one of the regular custodians was defeated in a recorded vote (called by David Teahen). Voting in favour of the motion were. Francis Hick- nell, Arthur Haid, Howard Shantz, Oscar Kieffer and. Joseph Looby, and voting to defeat the motion were Ted Geoffrey, F oVere ; Vincent Young, • Gordon Ball, David Teahen and Michael Con- nolly. Chairman John. McCann did not vote and absent from the meeting were Patrick Carty and • Donald Crowley, • Superintendent John Vintar an d board chairman, John Mc- Cann, will attend the 100th anni- versary of the, Sisters of St. Joseph in Goderich. • Trustee Vincent Young of Goderich will attend as well. The anniversary celebration will be held Sunday, November 4, beginning with a dinner in the church hall at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Patricia Meidinger, secretary of St. Ambrose Parish, Zurich, wrote the Board thanking them for installing a portable classroom at the school to overcome the crowded conditions and complirrienting them' on the quality of the teachers at the school. David Teahen, chairman of the Personnel Committee, reported his committee had met with the teachers' negotiating committee on October 17 and will meet wit h them again onOctober 24. .The 1973-74 salary Schedule has not been set as yet for the teachers. Howard Shantz, chairman of the ad hoc committee on building projects, reported that work on the new addition at St. Aloyr sins SChool in. Stratford is sup- posed to be completed by the end of the week. Presently workmen 'are laying the new floor., in the. gym and the landscaping will be completed Tuesday. Painting and other odd jobs are to be finished this week. • Mr. ShantZ said that there is a water problem at St. Aloys:ins and suggested a drainage system that might solve the problem, estimated to Cost between $6,825 and $7,292. Mr. Shantz Was advised to secure more information and to investigate another route for the drain. Mr. Tokar reported that assessment tapes will be available to the AsSeSsrnent Officer, Ed Rowland, op request. A fee to be eligible for this service costs $25. AS an example of the inforitation available from the tapes, Mr.- 'Mar said that the names Of separate school supportera could be obtained for last year, to be compared to this ye'ar's list of riatneS Thee Meeting adjourned at five mititztea before midnight. A special Meeting Will be called when 8oard will Meet ia a torprnittee of the whole which it did not do Monday beeatiSe of the lateness of the hour. ' Provisions of new school facilities for St. James School, $eaforth at an estimated cost of $520,000 was projected' as the Huron-Perth County Roman Ca- tholic Separate School Board met in Seaforth Monday and approved the 1973 proposed five- year capital expenditure fore- cast. Construction is planned for next year if funds and approval are forthcoming. The forecast is required by the Ministry of Education of all school boards to be made in October each year regardless of method of financing. Joseph Tokar, Acting Super- intendent of Education, stated, as he presented the proposed•list of projects, that what would be done in 19'74 would depend on what money would be made available to the Board for the year. Jack Lane, Business Administrator, said the amount available would be made known to the Board about February. The proposals are as follows for 1974 at a total cost of $945,000: St. James, Seaforth— new accommodation -- five classrooms, one special educat- ion classroom, Industrial Arts, Home Economics, Library Re- source Centre, General Pur- pose Room, Health Room, change rooms and general stor- age -- estimated cost $520,000. St. Patrick's, Kinkora, Library Resource Centre, General Pur- pose Roorn,.change rooms, Health room, general storage and ad-' ministrative area -- estimated cost , $230,000. St. Bonfface, Zurich, 2 classrooms, Library Resource Centre, change. rooms (new): Alterations to existing reading centre, and principal's, office, to administrative area and storage respectivelY.-- esti- mated cost, $195,000. The proposals for 1975 are as follows at a total cost of $380,000; Sacred Heart, Wing- ham, one special education class- room, Library Resource Centre, change rooms and general stor- age -- at an estimated cost of $165,000. St. Joseph's Strat- ford, Library Resouice Centre, general purpose room, change rooms, Health Room, general storage and administrative area-- estimated cost, $215,000. Two smaller projects proposed for 1974 are renovat- ions to existing main entrance to provide a library resource $18,000; and the purchase of a school site of 4 to 5 acres in the Town of Listowel. William Innes of Stratford, attendance 'officer for the Board, had his salary increased from . $3.25 an hour to $4.00 an hour and his mileage will be paid at 10 a mile, an increase of 2c. • a mile. These rates are to be effective as of September 4, area at St . Patrick's School in Dublin at an estimated cost of 1973, Last year during an eight month period Mr. Innes was paid $445.86. A dispute erupted when it was suggested that any trustee wishing to attend the Christian Curriculum Development Con- ference in Toronto Nitivember 16 to 18, should leave his name With the Secretary at the end of the meeting. Joseph Looby criticized the trustees and ad- ministrative staff for togOing in droves" to conferences. He was, Critical of the lack of policy of the number Who should attend and said the board should apr prove the attendance of each .trustee and Member of the adr ministrative staff at any On, ference. Thistee David l'eahen Of Stratford stated. he was in complete agreement with toobPs 'StathInentS ttikar and three trizar tees Will attend the dhrittiari durridtlinti 'llevelopmeht den-, ferende and Edward ROWIatidi maintenance co-ordinator, will 'attend for One day onlyi the Edticatich"Sliewplade in . Terente- either On October and 27. the Board alitfiotized the • ILI S • POS .T • WANT•ADS:. DIAL a874641 l0'-414t BRUSSELS NAT, oCTOBER 31, 1973'