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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2006-12-06, Page 12Page 12 December 6, 2006 • The Huron sitor w.-• <.. fe Yi.: •:•7.77 .7 •=-Z.• • jw.a.r w«,�r+......w�►' "1"7 w.i - ��f ,. .:'.. �'►�t .�-.. News catholic school board elects new chair at inaugural meeting Stew Slater Commitment to education runs thick in the blood of Stratford's Marcy family, and when it comes to Ron Marcy, that's particularly evi- dent. Marcy was the unanimous choice of trustees on Monday, Dec. 4 to take over as 2007 chair of the Huron -Perth Catholic District School Board. It's a post he has held six times since first joining the board in 1974, most recently in 2004. "It's still pretty much the same as last time. Declining enrolment is still our major concern, but we've also got the addition to complete at St. Mike's (high school in Stratford)," the long-time trustee said following the board's inaugural meeting. He also noted there's a relatively new Education Minister at Queen's Park, and it's never possible to pre- dict everything that might filter •Progressive Scan •Super IPS •Direct Wall Mount ,s• °397 ar *597 2r 37' � a7• ar 23111) $897 x997 X7397 X7797 X797 LG LCD TVs • It's the perfect combination of slim profile, high resolution and compact size • Super IPS technology means no blurs or trails, even in the fastest action sequences •Widescreen 16x9 •High Definition •Advanced XD Engine Nilt4kt •Widescreen 16x9 •High Definition •Advanced XD Engine •Widescreen 16x9 •High Definition 'Advanced XD Engine •Widescreen 16x9 •High Definition Advanced XD Engine 61.,0 �''�� ' c �,`,� 111' 11' 11 r`''�;.lt��'if !1 1,(11 I, Vi! i'r moi) II et imee ..., .. Once you make the leap to Plasma, you'll enjoy not only the sleek design, but uncompromising images for years to come, with a life expectancy of ter) tth tt 1r :r ., •Built-in Speakers & Tuner •Table Top Stand •High Definition •t s2797 HITACHI Built -In Speakers & Tuner "High Definition •Table Top Stand HITACHI *Z997 *2397 $4�9 HITACHI JVC Home Theatre System • Remote Control Doty Digital Surround Sound Receiver • 5 Disc DVD PlayeSpeakers plus Sib Woofer ....*397 LG Home Theatre System Remote Control, Multi -Format OND, CD Player, Ali,w . Mata�r l 011111111111 Devon Home Theatre System • Remote Control Dolby Digital Surround Soundglom $797 • 5 Denton Speakers plus Sub Woofer .1if 'rY!•.I www.chlsholmtv.com The Chisholm TV & Stereo Difference! /Careful Delivery /Complete Setup & Demonstration /Professional in -House Service • 6241578 Mon. - ms down from the provincial govern- ment. Marcy is a former high school Math teacher, having followed in the footsteps of his father. And three of his children have also cho- sen the teaching path, two in the Huron -Perth board and another in the Halton Catholic board. Joining him on the board for 2007 are three other long-time trustees: Mike Miller from South Huron/Bluewater, who was acclaimed as 2007 vice chair, Bernard Murray from Perth South, and outgoing chair Vince McInnes - of North Perth/Perth East/Huron East. The one newcomer will be Jim McDade, a former teacher but also a former principal and administra- tor who spent 31 years with the Huron -Perth board before retiring in June, 2005. Many in Huron County will recall the Goderich resident from his stints as principal at St. Marys (Goderich), St. Joseph (Clinton) and St. James (Seaforth). For the past six years of his career, he served as the board's Special Education Coordinator. McDade represents Goderich and the northern portions of Huron County. He replaces Mary - Catherine McKeon, who originally submitted papers to run in the recent municipal election, but then withdrew and allowed McDade to claim the seat by acclamation. County councillors bid farewell Cheryl Heath Warden Rob Morley (South Huron) gave a tip of his hat to fellow coun- cillors and county staff for their sup- port during his nearly 20 years of municipal service at his final county council meeting on Wednesday. Morley, who opted not to seek a third term as mayor of South Huron, says the experience is one he'll trea- sure. Commemorative plaques were pre- sented to outgoing county council- lors. Reasons for not returning include unsuccessful election bids and retire- ment. "Grandma just wants to be a grandma," says Coun. Ellen Connelly (Goderich) in explanation for her choice not to seek another term as deputy reeve. Councillors were all presented with gifts by the outgoing warden and his wife, Anne.