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Separate board names trustee to Biii 82 committee
By WILMA OKE
The Huron Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate
School board named Trustee
Jeannette Eybergen of
Stratford to sit on the Special
Education steering com-
mittee for assisting in the
development of a planning
guide to implement Bill 82.
Other personnel on the
committee will be John
McCauley, Superintendent of
Education for the board;
Special Education con-
sultant (chairman) ; two
school principals; one parent
of an exceptional child; one
trustee (Mrs. Eybergen);
and one special education
teacher.
The committee will hold its
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first meeting on June 18 and
will develop an interim plan
and procedures for com-
prehensive programs and
services for the exceptional
pupils of the board as
prescribed by Bill 82, as
outlined by the Special
Education Planning guide to
be available in October 1981.
The plan will assist in the
development of a
philosophical statement
which considers the
educational needs • in
programming for ex-
ceptional pupils. Excep-
tional children are: such as
the physically or mentally
handicapped, exceptionally
bright students; the deaf,
`and the blind.
The committee will assist
in the development of public
awareness techniques.
The committee, through
Mr. McCauley, will present
the special education plan
they have prepared to the
advisory committee, then
the board for approval prior
to May 1, 1982, and to the
minister of Education, the
Honorable Bette Stephenson
by May 1, 1982, and to have it
implemented by Setpember
1, 1985.
The special education
advisory committee will
include three trustees, one
representative from the
three local incorporated
associations such as the
Association for Children with
Learning Disabilities and the
Council for Exceptional
Children. The board may
accept up to 12 members.
The role Of the Advisory
Committee is to make
recommendations to the
board in respect of any
matter affecting special
education, services and
programs for exceptional
children.
In other business, at the
meeting Monday, the tender
of McNab Bus Sales of
Cowgirls chalk
up two victories
The Crediton Cowgirls
won two games this week in
the district ladies fastball
league. Thursday they
swamped Poplar Hill 32-15
and Sunday night they
defeated Lobo 21-14.
The Cowgirls scored at
least four runs in every inning
in Thursday's win over
Poplar Hill. Tammy Regier
and Wilma Lagerwerf were
the top performers at the
plate with a triple and three
singles apiece with Deb Lord
next with a double and a trio
of singles.
Carol Stuart and Sandy
O'Neill each cracked out
three singles and Brenda
Wilds collected a pair of
triples.
Deb Lord was the winning
pitcher for Crediton.
Sandy O'Neill led the
Crediton club at the plate in
the win over Lobo with a
double and three singles and,
scored four runs. Deb Lord
contributed four singles.
Brenda Wilds again had a
long bat with a home run and
triple. Kate Steeper added a
triple, double and single to
the scoring attack and
Wilma Lagerwerf chipped in
with a two bagger and a pair
of singles.
Merna Scott went the
seven inning distance on the
Crediton mound to pick up
the victory.
The next Cowgirl's game
will be a possible rained out
game Thursday night in
Crediton at 7:00 p.m. against
Parkhill. Friday night they
play in Lieury at 7:30 and
then Monday night they are
back to their home diamond
to play Ailsa Craig at 9:00
p.m.
The Cowgirls would like to
invite everyone to come out
and watch their strategy
against the CFPL "Ball
Stars" this Saturday night,
June 13 at the Crediton ball
park at 7:00 p.m.
Ingersoll was accepted for
two school buses for the
amount of $44,973.21, in-
cluding trade-in allowance
and provincial sales tax. One
bus is a 1981 International
Automatic 60 -passenger
Thomas bus and the other is
an International Automatic
54 -passenger Thomas bus.
Delivery will be on or about
July 20. An additional cost
will be $50 to $75 per vehicle
for cost of lettering (the
board's name) on each bus.
The board renewed for
1981-82 its contract for the
transportation of Special
Education pupils from Our
Lady of Mount Carmel
School area and the Precious
Blood School, Exeter, area to
St. Joseph's School, Clinton
at the rate of $50 per day
without provision for a
gasoline escalator
allowance. The bus contract
with Earl Dietrich covers a
distance of 182 miles each
school day.
Vincent Young, of
Goderich chairman of ,the
teacher -board salary
negotiating committee for
the board reported the
teachers have not ratified
their salary agreement for
Tuckersmith
awards tender
for sewer job
Tuckersmith Township
council awarded the tender
for a storm sewer in
Egmondville to Murray
McCutcheon of Baden. The
tender, the lowest of 'six
received, was for $42,077.80
and the work is to be com-
pleted by the end of
Septemb r. The sewer will
be builtong Water Street
in the hamlet for a distance
of about four blocks.
Council accepted the
tender of Nicholson
Construction Company Ltd
of Sebringville for the
Crozier drainage works, the
lowest of four received. The
cost will be $1,750 for the
open drain and $475 for the
closed portion.
Three tile drain loans for
$27,200 were approved.
Passed for payment were
the following accounts
totalling $346,561.74-
Vanastra day care centre,
$5,607.69; Special day care,
$3,178.01; Vanastra recrea-
tion centre, $21,145.29;
roads, $13,988.12; and
general accounts, $302,642.63
which includes the half year-
ly levies to Huron County
and the two school boards.
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Beautify your
neighbourhood.
Get out
on the street.
Take a walk.
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1981-82. The teachers met
last Thursday, but did not
approve it. Trustee Young
said he did not know the
reason for the teachers not
settling it. He said his
committee will be meeting
with the teacher's com-
mittee later this week to try
and reach a settlement. A
week ago the board ratified
the agreement.
The board appointed Jim
Steffler as principal at St.
Mary's school, }lesson, ef-
fective September 1. Mrs.
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Victoria Zyluk, music
teacher at St. Joseph's
School, Kingsbridge,
resigned, effective August
31. She will go to Yellowknife
with her husband who has
accepted a position there as
a principal.
The board accepted the
resignation of Sister Theresa
Mader as principal of St.
James School, Seaforth,
effective August 31 and the
board will hire a
replacement.
Trustee Lorraine
Devereaux of Seaforth was
named to the ad hoc prin-
cipal hiring committee. Last
meeting, Trustees Arthur
Haid of Listowel and Keith
Montgomery of Wingham,
and Trustee Bill Kinahan of
Lucknow were named to the
committee which will meet
soon. On the ad hoc com-
mittee to hire teachers to fill
numerous positions are Bill
Eckert,Director of
Education, John McCauley,
Superintendent, and two
trustees -- Ted Geoffrey of
Zurich and Bill Kinahan of
Lucknow. They will meet
Tuesday in a day -long
session to interview
aD-
plicants.
Mr. Eckert noted that the
Kindergarten class at St.
Mary's School in Goderich
has increased to 31 pupils
beginning in September and
will be divided into two
classes -- to be taught on
alternate days by present
teacher, MarvAnne Johnston.
The Stratford Library was
given permission to park a
library van ca the school
parking lots at St. Joseph's
and St. Aloysius schools in
Stratford when a book
program for children will be
held twice a week from July
1 to the middle of August.
The meeting was ad-
journed about 10:40 p.m.
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