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10—THE BRUSSELS POST n NOVEMBER 23, 1977
.P. Separate Board saves
During the regular session
which got underway at ten o'clock
Director of Education William
Eckert handed out copies of the
board's newsletter which had
been completed and was ready for
distribution to the Separate
school ratepayers in Huron and
Perth and other interested
persons. The cost of the news-
letter was given as approximately
$500. It included the board's
financial statement, which, if
printed in the local weekly
newspapers in the two counties,
would have cost about $1,100.
Mr. Eckert said about 195
persons (including .trustees and
their wives, representative
groups of principals and teachers
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Board meeting got underway
Monday at 10 p.m. when trustees
ignored their resolution of
September 28 to start their
regular meetings at 9 p.m. The
meeting was preceded by the
board meeting in committee-of-
the-whole in camera and a
presentation by Mary Litwiller,
community school co-ordinator at
St. Patrick's school in Dublin.
Miss Litwiller, who was
accompanied to the meeting by
Ronald Ferguson, of the
community school executive,
outlined her work during her first
year.
Fresh out of college when she
began her duties last winter, she
said she started to work with the
children in St. Patrick's School
and through them she started to
know the parents. She said 28
high school students who took her
leadership training program
completed the course in prograin
planning and administration,
crafts, quiet games and active
games, safety and discipline,
drama and story telling, music
and special events. The program
is being held again this winter.
She held a summer program
attended by 30 to 35 children with
a $2,200 government grant that
enabled her to hire three girls for
six weeks. She held programs for
three days during the spring
break for children and hopes to
repeat it during the Chiistmas
holiday break. She said she is
hoping to get craft programs
going such as quilting,
crocheting...She has ' sports
programs in the school during the
noon hour and a sports night for
high school students once a week
and is starting the same for
adults.
She said she has had no success
in getting the senior citizens out
for programs. "They are "wishy-
washy" just now, but I think
possibly this winter they will
come to the school to play cards
one evening."
During the professional
development day on November 4,
she had 51 children attending a
full day activity period in the
school, assisted by four Grade 8
students--games, craft, singing
and movies,
As a voting member of the
Dublin Recreation association,
she works with the Leo Club
members, assisted by the Dublin
Lions Club.
She said she has applied for
another $10,000 grant this year
from the Ministry of Education to
continue her work for 1978. She
said the community school
concept had a slow start in Dublin
until people understood it rnd her
role.
Dr. R. M. Aldis, a native of
London, Ontario and former head
of the Huron County Health Unit,
has been named to succeed DR.
B.T. Dale as the Medical Officer
of Health and Director of the
Wel lington-Dufferin-Guelph
Health Unit. .
Dr. Aldis is a graduate in
medicine from the University of
Western Ontario and served his
internship at Westminister
Hospital, London and Toronto
Western Hospital.
Dr. Aldis was in general
practice in Milverton and
received his diploma in public
health from the UniverSity of
Toronto. Following this, he was
medical officer of health and
sungimm.
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It is "my job to get people to
take more responsibility for the
programs and to carry them on
when I leave", she said and
added government will give the
grant for two years only.
She said
she hopes to know by the middle
of December whether they will
get it for a second year. She
reported that one of the projects
she will be working on in 1978, if
the grant is received, is the 100th
birthday celebration by Dublin on
the July 1, 1978 weekend.
She is
the secretary of the centennial
committee and will head up the
publicity.
director of the Huron County
Health Unit'from 1950 to 1966 and
medical officer of health and
director of the Perth County
Health Unit 1966-67.
The Palmerston Observer notes
that Dr. Aldis is married, his wife
Mary is a graduate in nursing
from Toronto Western Hospital.
The couple have three children.
0
and-their spouses, some parents
and some members of the clergy
will, be attending the Focus on
Faith Day in Dublin. The meeting
is to start on. November 20 at 12
noon.
A letter from the assistant
Bishop John Sherlock stated.
Bishop Emmett Carter would be
returning from the Vatican and
invited representatives to attend
a meeting at. Mount St. Joseph in
London on December 5 at 1.0 a.in,
to hear a report from Bishop
Carter.
The regular meeting was
finished about 11 p.m. when the
trustees went into cornmittee-of•
the-whole in camera again to.
Complete unfinished business.
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