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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-02-09, Page 21THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1994. PAGE 21. Boundary adjustments affect local schools HCBE passed two boundary adjustments at the Feb. 7 meeting. The catchment area for East Wawanosh Public School will now include Lots 2 to 9 on Cone. 7 North and 6 South and Lots 10 to The Huron County Board of Edu­ cation is participating in negotia­ tions with Canada Employment and Immigration with the intentions of improving the availability of cours­ es to students in rural schools. Business Administrator, Janet Baird-Jackson and Ralph Ware­ ham, Principal of Seaforth District High School made a presentation to the board at the Feb. 7 meeting concerning "Picture Tel". "Picture Tel" is a new distance education system which integrates audio and visual interaction over great distances. Mr. Wareham says the system would allow students in several schools to benefit from a guest speaker at a central location. The students would watch and hear the speaker via television and would be able to ask questions of the person through the same system at his/her end. "It would allow teachers to take part in professional development training sessions without travelling great distances," he says, "as well as providing students with a wider range of courses that would not be feasible for small classes in indi­ vidual schools." The $4,500 cost per class is slightly less than the cost of a teacher for the course. Mr. Wareham says there is also the possibility that Conestoga Col­ lege could utilize the system to pro­ vide more courses at distance campuses. Paul Carroll, director of educa­ tion, says the board is already in discussion with companies who could use the system and may want to purchase the service, thereby 15 on Cone. 7 North, 6 South, 6 North and 5 South of Morris Town­ ship. These areas will move students from both Blyth Public School and Brussels Public School. Picture Tel improyes returning some of the investment. The board was informed that the $100-$200,000 cost would be fund­ ed by Canada Employment and Immigration. The board's contribu­ tion to the program may be limited Great shots iiortfJS Brussels Public School was well represented at the District Free Throw Championships held in Clinton on Feb. 5. Mandy Sellers, 11 earned first place in her division, sinking 15 of 25 shots. Cory Bragg also achieved top spot in the 13-year-old age group, making 16 of 25 shots. The students will advance to the regional competition in Stratford. Eight students from Brussels participated in the event. 48 Ontario St. CLINTON - 482-3467 The boundaries for Goderich District Collegiate Institute will be expanded to include Cone. 6 and 7, west of County Rd. 1 to Lots 3 of West Division Ashfield Twp.and all properties along County Road rural ed. to providing the facilities and utili­ ties. The trustees passed a motion authorizing the administration to continue investigating and pursuing partnerships for the project. 20, west of Lot 3 in West Division, Ashfield Twp. Superintendent of Personnel, Gino Giannandrea said only two families, one from each area, voiced concern with the change. "Since the child affected, in each case, lives on the boundary, there 7 Things You Should Know About , CREDIT UNION W8P 1. FLEXIBILITY Within one credit union RRSP contract, you can invest in a variety of options: Variable intdTest rate savings (withdrawable anytime) and fixed rate terms ol 1 - 5 years 2 COMPETITIVE RATES - Call us for up to date interest rales. 3. NO FEES - There are no application or trustee fees, administration charges or withdrawl penalties (unless you withdraw funds within 90 days of deposit). 4 SECURITY Each and every credit union RRSP contract is deposit insured to the legislated maximum of $60,000. (You may have as many separate RRSP contracts as you need) 5 RRSP. LOANS AT PRIME RATE - If you do not have enough cash on hand to make an RRSP deposit, ask us about and RRSP loan. You will find that the lax deferral benefits more than cover the borrowing cost. 6 DEADLINE - March 1, 1994 - This is the last day for RRSP deposits which can be used as deductions from 1993 income. (We can serve you better if you como in bofore lhenl) 7 BUILDING J HE COMMUNITY - Everyone who lives or works in this communi­ ty is eligible to join the credit union. Your retirement savings are used to fund our lending program, helping your friends and neighbours to boost the local econo my and build our community. would be no cost to continue to allow the students to be bused to their present school until they have finished," he says. "The situation would be resolved in five years." Arrangements have been worked out and all parties affected are sat­ isfied, says Mr. Giannandrea. Clinton Community CREDIT UNION 118 Main Street, North EXETER - 235 0640