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June 21 Brussels at Walton; June
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Brussels at Atwood; July '4
Brussels. at Belgrave; July .11
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(by Wilma Oke)
`,The Huron Perth County
l imn Catholic Separate 'School
,ward will advertise within -the
' ron Perth system for one week
a new director to replace John
ntar.
Mr. Vintar, director of
ucation since the board was
flied, resigned April 24 to take
position as superintendent of
ooh with the Dufferin Peel
9rate school board effective
yr' 3,1. His resignation was
opted, with regret by the
td ,
ti other business at '. the
eting held in Dtiblin Monday
,ht, the, board accented the
ignation of Marigold Collins
:Ctive May 18--the, termination-
her contact was by mutual
sent,
he board gave permission to
property committee to hold a
t Meeting May 30 at 1:15 p.m.
the board office with a
mittee from the Perth County
4rd of Education to discuss
Jig board property in Stkatford.
he property involved is4. six
'tables at St Ambrose School
atford and the use of three
,ssrooms (expected to be empty
September) at St. Michael's
:ool, Stratford.
r. Vintar reported there is
• difficulty in getting the two
,v- French teachers for the
,cm as required to extend the
:neh classes to lower grades.
e said he has interviews
eduled for May 26.
n answer to a question from a
,stee, Mt. Vintar said
alikations call for a teacher to
e taken the ministry course or
a qualified French teacher.
hristopher Martin of
co-ordinator of youth
ices for the Huron County
ildren's A id Society, was
tointed to the Early School
,wing Committee. He replaces
ce Heath who has been
iisferred to Toronto,
rustees John O'Orowsky,'
n O'Leary and Gregory
rning were appointed to- the ily life advisory cOmn-iittee to
e on the parents' committee,
lonald Crowley and Ronald
rray Were named to assist
n O'bro sky with the board
ff dinner in September.
ive members of the special
cation staff presented a report
!their work remedial teaChrS
he system, They were : Carla ingtdn wi th special classes hi
Name of Mary School, 8t. rYs; St, iloselJil's '611c1
Iminaculate Conception Schools
in Stratford,,Geraldine Sail] at
St. Marys School, Hesson; Denise
Culligan, St'. Patrick's Schools at
Dublin and Kinkora and St.
Michael's in -Stratford.
Connie Birminghain, St. Ambrose
StratfordandLaurie Hood at St.
Aloysius School, Stratford.
Superintendet Joseph • Mills
who supervises the special
education classes in the schools
said each school gets40 per cent
special education time. There are
221 children in the system with
such • prOtilems
seeing, behavioural, intellectual,
he said. Over 120 pupils have
gross speech ntoblems, he stated.
A special meeting will be held
June 9 in committee of the whole
in camera.
rth Board
Adv~itises for director