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4
Separate- school board trustees
reject management study
attend eight trustee supported it
and four voted against.
The board gave approval to, ball
diamonds being installed at St.
Joseph's School and St. Ambrose
School, both in Stratford. There
will be no cost to the board for the
diamonds which will be installed
by Yundt Bros. for $593 each for
the Stratford Lions Club and the
Recreation Association. Howard
,Shantz said the location of the
diamonds on the school property
should be such that all the green
area would not be used up. Mr.
O'Drowsky said it was up to the-.
school .principai and
Rowland, - maintenance
administrator for the board to.
assist in the location. Francis
Hicknell said he hoped they will.
be put in front of the backstops to
end the discussion.
Chairman Arthur Haid read -
letter to the board which was sent
to. the Principals'' ASSociation
assuring them that all •rneinbers-
of the board endorsed
professional development days
for the teachers with the
eiception of two members. This
was in answer to a letter from Leo
Turner, corresponding secretary,
who asked for an -explanation, of
the remarks made by Howard
Shantz in,an earlier meeting that
he did not support professional
development days.. Mr. Shantz
refused to reply directly to Mr.,.
Turner.
A further meeting will be held
on May 31 to complete the
unfinished business of the
meeting. The chairman was not
given' permission in a vote to
extend the Ineetingt1hf;30eorltahpset;t:t
One
seexn ct
second
extension iuosntpefros
extension
at froth id,1 w s given,
meeting went on for over an h'
An extension from 11 ptn; 11;30 had already been gran!'
About 90 per cent of their' used for, pulp and paper;,
coniferous.
Loons nest some distar!tel
but' hunt for food in." f a groups.
(By .Wilma Oke)
No action was taken Tuesday
night by the Huron-Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate Board
on a motion to -hire a firm of
management consultants to
assess the administrative needs
of the board but was tabled until
the June 14 meeting.
The motion made by David
Teahen and seconded by Howard
Shantz, both Stratford trustees,
had originally asked to hire the
firm to investigate the duties opf
the administrative staff, and :to
establish the sequirements. As
Mr. Teahen and Mir. Shantz both
stated the firm of consultants
approached by them had
indicated it would be necessary to
interview five trustees to evaluate
the job description as well' as the
five members of the
administration involved 'in order
to be fair.
Mr. Shantz said, "Trustees
should have input as to what is
needed. With joe (Superintendent
of Special Education Joseph
Tokar) quitting we have a golden
opportunity to assess the
position."
When it became evident that the
'motion would not be supported in
its • narrow outline, the two
trustees agreed to reshape their
motion that the firm be hired to
assess the administrative needs
of the board.
Joseph Looby of Dublin said:
"With something to cost $5000 to
$6000, we should have more time
to find out what kind of report the
firm would provide."
Mr. Teahen replied that a
spokesman from the firm had
mentioned a cost of $4,500 with
the promise that some further
discussion could be held on the
cost.
On Mr. Looby's motion to table
the motion a recorded vote was
requested by Mr. Teahen
resulting in the motion to table
being supported by Michael
Connolly, Joseph Looby, Ronald
Marcy, Francis Hicknell; Vincent
Young, Mickey Vere and Ted
Geoffrey and opposed by David
Teahen, Howard Shantz, William
Kinahan, Gregory Fleming and
John O'Drowsky.
A presentation on Special
• Education was made by
Superintendent Joseph Tokar and
consultants. Mrs.Gladys Talbot
and Miss Mary Flannery. The
presentation . which took an
hour and a half covered the whole
program provided by the board
which has five full time itinerant
teachers, four part-time teachers
and one special class 'in Stratford
covering , it, backed up by
psychological services in
Stratford, Goderich and 'London.
These teachers do remedial
work and teach slow learners and
those with specific learning
disabilities. 145 pupils in the
system at the present time
require special education.
Mrs. Talbot said the earlier the
child's difficulty is detected, the
better the prognosis is for the
child,
Mr. and Mrs. David Teahen,
Mr, arid MrS.Ted Geoffrey, M r.
and Mrs. Michael Connolly and
Gregory Fleming Will attend the
Canadian CathOlic Trustees
Association meeting in St.
Catharines Ott June 2, 3 and 4.
William Inner, , Stratford,
attendance counsellor for the
board, was authorized to attend a
counsellors conferende in
Thunder gay, Trustee Teahen
questioned the value of the
cottfetehce to Mr. Innes
Onipated to the cost of going but
in a vote on the motion for hirei to
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