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Bruce -Grey 'Separate
School Board briefs
HANOVER- -Construction of new
elementary separate, schools in Port
Elgin and Owen Sound are. on 'hold
for another year. The Ministry of
Education . has did not . include
capital allocation for these projects
in its 1990 Capital Expenditure
Forecast.
Also' put on hold by the decision:
are thep construction of ad-
ditional�classssrooms at Mother
Teresa. ' School and`Sacred;. Heart
Secondary School In Walkerton.
William Brown, director of educa-
tion, informed, Bruce -Grey Separate
School Board trustees of the
ministry decision at the board's
May 29 meeting.' '
"Given the announced cutbacks
in capital allocations, we're not our-
prised
urprised at•the decision," said Brown:
However, Brown said the building
projects in Port Elgin and Owen
Sound will soon be unavoidable,
"We'll just have to keep pressing
for it. The Port Elgin school is
wall-to-wall with kids. The situation
is. not quite . so . crowded at Owen
sound, because of tbe^.lnstallatian of
portables. However, because of
those portables, we have about 0!0
kids on a .school site intended for
about 300."
Paul Serre, superintendent of
finance, said the projects in Owen
Sound, Walkerton and Fort Elgin
were proposed to the ministry
the board's five-year capital pro-
jects forecast. He said it is still
. possiblethe allocations will. be
granted in the next few years.
Computer. room
HANOVER—A computer room
will be ready next fall for students
of Immaculate Conception School in
Formosa.
The'Bruce•Grey Separate School
Board approved a business services.
committee decision to convert a
portion of a portable classroom to
a computer room at its May 29
meeting. '
The estimated $7,202 cost of the
project will be absorbed within the
existing 1990 maintenance budget.
The project is scheduled for com-
pletion by mid -,Pune.
The school will be receiving eight
new grant eligable .microcomputer
systems at a cost of $21,321.
walk needed
HANOVER—The ' Bruce Grey.
Separate School Board will ask the
township of Greenock to install a
sidewalk along the. north • side of
Bruce County Road 31, in the
vicinity of Mary Ln maculate Junior
School', Chepstow. . ,
Last, December the 'board sent a
.letter to Bruce County council; re-
questing measures be taken to im-
prove traffic safety 'in the vicinity
of the school;
At. its May 29 meeting, the board
discussed 'replies from the county
and Ontario Provincial Police,
Walkerton detachment, regarding
possible solutions.
T. A. Nicholls, OPP staff
sergeant, suggested the sidewalk
would be .a better alternative than
either a flashing light, or stricter
speed limit enforcement in the
area.
Nicholls said'students cross Coun-
ty Road 31 at, ` a point where
visibilityto the east is only about
.2 kilometres.
"Tiley cross here in order to
utilize the sidewalk on the south
side of County Road 31. Regardless
of the speed travelled, this creates
a hazardous situation."
Eldon Yundt, county engineer,
advised the board sidewalks on
county roads are the responsibility
of the local municipality, in this
case,. Greenock Township,
The board agreed to send a let-
ter to Greenock council, to make it
aware of the situation.
Drop In -
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Centre news
Six tables of shoot were played at
the Drop In Centre last week. ,High
lady was Ruth Conley; low lady,
Stella Tilbrook; high man, Jake
Conley; low man, Harry Wall;
most shoots Vera Purves.
Bridge winners included high
Tillie Wilson, second high, Dorothy
Anderson and low, Isabel Garniss.
Rena MeNab won the draw.