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NOVEMBER 10, 1976
Huron Perth board agrees
to rent athletic grounds
The Huron Perth Separate
School Board made an agreement
with the Dublin and District.
Athletic Association for the use of
their land as an extension of the
St. Patrick's School playground,
at the board's meeting in Dublin
Monday night. The agreement
runs for one year.
Stratford trustee David Teahen
asked for a recorded vote on the
agreement, after the board came
out from committee of the whole
into open meeting about 9:30 on
the grounds that' it was setting a
precedent. The board will pay
$500 for the right to use the
DDAA land.
Voting for the agreement with
the DDAA were trustees John
O'Drowsky, Don Crowley, Greg
Fleming, Francis Hicknell, Joe
Looby, Mike Connolly, Bill Kina-
han and Ted Geoffrey. Voting
against the agreement were
trustees Mickey Vere, Howard
Shantz, Ron Marcy, Vince Young
and Mr. Teahen.
The board's superintendent of
business, Jack Lane, said the
board will meet again with the
DDAA and seek a perpetual
agreement.
Trustee Teahen called for a
recorded vote on another matter
which came out of committee of
the whole, a motion to accept, by
"mutual consent", the resigna-
tion of the Family Life CO-ordina-
tor, Anthony 'Charter of Str'atford.
Voting to accept the resignation
were-trustees O'Drowsky, crow-
ley, Vere, Fleming, ,HiCknell,
Looby, ConnollSr; Yoring, Kinahan
and Geoffrey. Voting against
were 'trustees Shantz, Marcy and
reachen. ,
After a general meeting of
ibout an horir, the board.went
)ack into committee of the whole,
vhere they agreed to advertise
mmediately in an:attempt to find
replacement Family Life Co-
rdinator, either full or part time.
Named to a committee to
interview applicants 'for the job
were trustees O'Drowsky and
E. Wawanosh
asks for 2
payment
dates
The Council of the Township of
East Wawanosh met in regular
session on Nov. 2.
Building, Permits were
approved and issued to John
Carmichael, pit silo, and Ronald
Lockwood, addition to house.
Council endorsed resolution
passed at a recent meeting of the
Clerk's and Treas.' Section of the
Huron Co. Municipal Officer's
' Association". That a letter be
sent by the Township of East
Wavvanosh to the Huron County
Board of ;Education and the
Harp-Perth / Roman Catholic
Sepirate/ School Board asking
that in the year 1977, there be two
dates for payment of rates, June
30th and Dec. 15th."
A resolution received frim
Town ofMairkhatn resolving that
sports equipment be purchased
from local re tailerS when
Wintario grants are given, was
filed.
Council approved two
severances re Gary Rintoul and
Charles Ivan Wightman.
A grant of $150,00 will be
given to the East Wawanosh
Recreation, Parks arid
Community Centre Beard.
Road accounts of $1,535,11 and
the , General Accounts of
$1;796.68 as presented were
PasS6d and paid.
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Connolly, director of education,
John Vintar and the Dean of
Huron Perth, or his designate.
The aim of the HPRCSS board
is to "provide, in co-operation
with the Church and the home, a
Catholic education that will
develop the spiritual, intellectual,
physical emotional and social well
being of its students", board
members decided, in adopting a
written list of aims and
objectives.
Stratford, trustee Howard
Shantz wanted to know what the
board is going to do with the
statement it adopted. It is useless
"unless we let others know these
are our aims and objectives," he
said, and suggested that they be
circulated to every school. ,
"How could it be otherwise.
The teachers are doing this
anyway", said trristee, Kinaha a.
Director of Education Vintar
replied that the aims are not new
"they've alw ays been implicit;
this is an attempt to make them
explicit." Board members agreed
with trustee Marcy that the aims
and objectives be, sent to every
teacher in the system, and to
clergy, with the suggestion that
they reprint them in church
bulletins.
The board's superintendent of
special services, Joe Mills,
reported that the recent
Trofessional development day on
religious renewal fits well into the
aims and objectives. He praised
press r eports of the day by
Wilma Oke. Trustee Crowley
asked if non-Catholic teachers
attended the day and was told
they had and had participated.
Mr. Mills and HPRCSS board
chairman Arthur Haid reported
on their attendance at a
convention of the Federation of
Catholic Educators in. London- last
week. It was enlightening to see
11 bishops from across the
provicne "take a leadership roll"
at the convention, Mr. Mills said.
The board accepted the
resignaaon of Sharon Ward as
custodian at St. Marys School,
Hesson.
All trustees' indicated that they
plan to Attend the official opening
of St.Patrick'.s School, Kinkora On-
Sunday, October, 31 at 2 p.n.
Bishop Sherlock will. officiate.
TOO :MANY TO CHOOSE FROM That's the
.problem., that faced diners. at ,the, Duff's Church
turkey supper at Walton last, Wednesday. Two of the
workers frOm Duff's UCW 'look over the huge
selection of piei'and cakes: • (Photo by Lang lois)
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