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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-06-18, Page 3th :ta - : t „ rift;, ata . rimer overs and frieruis were at 8t. Jamas -BehoOt tt1 Seatorth Friday night to thank Nancy Holmes, who tta4 taught there tor about 17 years and is retiring. She her teaching career at the ape Ot 17, in 1956, at SSti7 Hulett Taverns?* (now Rice's atoms) where site taught 17 pupils to Grades 1 thrxtph.8. Young students all gave her a rose and a hug at thalami 01 Friday well-attencded event. She was also presented with painting, a view front her cottage at Hayfield. 41. Srl Strategic meeting OrPOINV CONTINUED from page 1 the Administration. Finance laid Personale! Committee rec- ommended the best way for the county tar be proactive wout:d-bet to bold a Strategic Planning:Day next weak to discuss a one -tier option:for county restructuring. But not alt the councillors agreed- They did .agree that restructuring needs to be dis- e:ustted. but disagreed- with the timing of the meeting and said it should not be limited to the 26 members of the council. • Coon. Brian McBurney of Turnberry Twp. and Zoon. Carol Mitchell of Clinton. in particular. said they wanted the meeting open to all munic- ipal Council members. •Mc$urney said all conneils need to -be involved in a meet- ing of such "magnitude" and suggested it be delayed until the store than ;1.50 municipal council members are available itzatisitld-. Loan. ,Bill Vanstone of Colborne Twp. presented the recommendation to council and admitted the timing •for the meeting was -'quick," but added it was only intended as an information session to establish a terms of referetwe for future, bigger meetings which would include all coun- cils. "There was no intention to sneak something through." said Vanstone. . Cuun. Bruce _Machan of Wingham agreed with the idea an initial meeting should only include the county council- lors. He .said the county ' should have its "house in order" before talking to the municipal councillors and asked how a. consensus could possibly be - reachetd between more than F50 politicians if the 26 county councillors e-oultdn't reach one first. Coon. Pat Down of Usbtmie Twp.. said trying to conte to a consensus with:more than 150 people without first sdefining where the dibiussion Should gar would be an "horrendous" task. MitcI e1I and 'Mt:B.urney continued their cry to have the initial meeting open to all councils .andquestioned the need for the meeting in light of an earlier decision -by the county to stay out of -munici- pal amalgamation talks. Vanstonc said any discus- sion around a one -tier option would merely be a fact-find- ing study which in turn will give the municipalities the information they need for their own restructuring discus- sions. - 'Eventually a majority -of the councillors agreed a strategic planning meeting of county council will be held on June 19 to determine a specific agenda for a larger, all-euuncil meeting to be held later. Other restructuring • issues such as policing and ambu- lant:e services will also be dis- cussed at the meeting. W d, 25 COMMIE!) fieri wives ,at alae public tftalt t- sait;loadding, "we're hoping ID rites, nand:the options will the tier etlttslrad turnout." Assumed in detail, belt •1 he ilk 'n eetings will! Ante will hr tutgtie.gysaeltl- *pin tin Chown on 'how ',. new for public n* ut ettipme *hen arasseing is itdW lfinet limas Members Oftlite t iiic 7110,9:30 p.m. ..at ((buttal! ,will also have thagppottunily Mem SecosidasyStimill.ten to take home a,muesey,,whieh -JMiy ►, a meeutttgl illi eland seen be reunited tee tthe stCtJnt- .at aoeafettit Minuet ' Hillfr maim at u fitftandtlle. Althea!, mid tithe following refight, !iffy 110, tGo deritth 4Fo1'tthelle -u sibie tar 'mold !District .Coliegiate institute tfu Mute ankblic mneatings Will I be detaching fur meeting schak4cd1W trleaucWung ieumlrr dune. ttotfl of tis,tse• commune, ilviitb semi ''each rttltcetings .wtlli Aliso run tram numtctladiyy tis tlihnning on 7:30-9:39pan. holding thetntewn meeting tar Lobb said tonere will be 'ratepayers. This.wen't be the hawlrouts regarding the only public inp1111.ONowed." Mafia WA be taught ixparalely drOKIIIHUBDIcuinplge late Aimed tfhat :in :the past. -mets :like tafte swatking of governmeetis were reserved for high sCitool. 'However. now they -willbe lasighttaardi- er. . "Artyt ing.cmnbe'tutght at any:grade toed. it's a testier othow you teach it," She -staid. Adding that doe hopes the stu- detats will he:erne 'Sex:honied by those subjects," capturing eatugh excitement to keep the young teenagers intctest- ed throughout secondary school. Other highlights from the new program, which was designed using the uuteonles fur Grades 7-8-9 as presented in the Resounve'-Duc utnent for Transition -Years. is that Canadian swdies, which includes geography./ history. civics and economics as well as the science: and technology. are fully integrated. Hornuth explained that -this -means-- instead mea ns -- instead -of having sciertoc from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., the Bruce County rtes to,restructure Two-thirds of the munici- palities in Bruce County agreed to a restructuring last week. giving the proposal the triple majority it requires to reduce that county to eight municipalities by January 2001. from its cement 30. Twenty mnunicipalities. rep- resenting (15.6 per cent of the eligible electorate, supported the .plan.. based on a 1991 restructuring ,study. that county council also approved last month. 'T -he plan now goes to to the Ontario gov- ernment for ministry approval ' subjects will be.taught in cutt- een with.asch other. She noted 'that only nal will he taught anpanttaiy, although it too will be bands un and ,independent of any onespeciftc textbook. According •to the principal, the neat strep fur her is .to chuuxe a .Grade 9 writing tem this month su they eon 'hopefully have a nose-mrriau- tum : in :pbtee ,for them by -September. "The (Huron .County Board of :Edutattion) :is .ewer on moving forward and not let- ting this program be .lost in the shuflle of amalgamation (between tHuron and .Perth Boards)," site said. ".We're going to keep going." Bas llaefling t, �,lA„ ,P Associate: Wry -Providing a full range of accounting. computer. tax. and financial consulting services to meet the needs of Business and Farmers Ph: 048.841a - 11 Victoria St . 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