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♦404.l4,.aad-u•rya t:, 1Alt./t3CTJBER 21, 1971
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BY WILMA OKE * come under- the jurisdiction of and ,Ecole Ste. Marie at St.
the County Boards of Education', Joseph.
Trustee Ted Geoffrey, Kt 2,
Zurich, chairman of the
personnel ,.committee of the
-Huron:Perth County Roman
Catholic Separates .School Board, ...
a d . Trustee F. J. Vere,
Stratford, were appointed at a
board meeting Tuesday r to a
corhmittee to draw up
,, specifications for a teacher's
Croup Life Insurance plan.
On the committee, also, will
be two representatives from the
administrative staff .of the board
and two teachers, -The nsurance
plan was included in the salary
contract for 1971-72 term and'is
t;oo'be effective January 1, 1972
for all emplo'ees , in amount
equal to one times earningsplus
dependants' coverage of $1,000
.for spouse and $500 for each
child with 50 per cent of the
Cost being paid by the board.
The board endorsed a
resolution from the Brant
County Separate School Board
that financing for the Cerebral
Palsy School be designated to
° the secondary school section of
the divisional, board in order to
be consistent with legislation
regarding financing trainable
retarded childrn's education.
This resolution . results, from'
Cerebral Palsy , school`s having
upon request as of January •'1,
1971. Therefore, any children of"
elementary school age whose
parents are • separate, school
.supporters must be charged a' fee
if children' are in> attenicjance.,,..
whereas in the case of schools
for trainable retarded chi'ldr'en, •
no distinction between
elementary .' and secondary
school age is indicated and no
fees are therefore charged to
separate school supporters
fecause such a school is placed
inder the jurisdiction of the
secondary school segment of the
divisional board.
John Vintar, Superintendent
of Education, announced a
professional development
workshop vwould be held ins
Seafor'th on Wednesday, Oct; 13,
with teachers from St.. James
School, Seaforth; St. Patrick's,
Kinkora; St.. Columban School;
St. Patrick's, Dublin; St.
Boniface, Zurich; Precious
Blood, Exeter; and Our Lady of
Mount Carrel, RR 3,
Eiashwood, Would attend.
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'The main thrust 'of the
li'rofessional development
program „ will be religious
education and as a result' of
these workshops all . teacher°s"`
within the system will have a
better knowledge of the
°t'arttidii ,. ''ar ftis 4p gran r .; .,...
On September 29 a workshop
was held in Stratford for the
teachers from Stratford, St.
Marys, and Hesson. On October
20 one will be held in Goderich
for ,the teachers from St.
Joseph's School, Kingsbridge; St„
Mary's, Goderich;" Sacred Heart,
Wingham; St. Joseph's, Clinton;
Tlie spray system, recently installed at the Listowel lagoon,
under a co-operative plan between the Ontario Water Resources
commission, who supplied the equipment, and the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture, who made arrangements to supply
the land, is still in operation' and to date^no sewage rf n off has
occurred from the lagoon since the system went into effect. The
spray 'pumps handle about 1,000,000 gallons of -sewage daily
and the town of Listowel, combined with The Campbell Soup
Company, pump about the same figure into the lagoons daily:
--According._...to.:.the—!G3Al B. C.*,.a.and the offiee of Hori. Charles
MacNaughton the pumping will have to cease et freeze ' -up'. The
' OWRC and Mr.. MacNaughton have indicatetrthere will not be a
major dump a .there was last Spring. However, the lagoons,are
presently full to overflowing and "normal outflow" is expected
in the Maitland River when spraying discontinues. —staff photo
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Joseph Tokar, 'Assistant
Superintendent of Ed ifation
spoke ;on an option program
initiated in SL Michael's School
in Stratford and' in St. .�enitace ;,
School in Zurich and, one4which
will start in January in St. Marys
in ' '1-Ioly Name School. The
program is for one tour and
fifteen minutes each Friday . when a student i'n Grade 7 or 8-
is permitted to select the subject
he wishes to study from several
courses offered.
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In St. Boniffoace, the options,
are typing, ,'.woodworking,
cooking` and knitting, Mr.' Tokar
reported. He said in the cooking
program, the Tour boy's who
chose it are given instructions in
it in a private home near the
school while the six girls go to
the convent for lessons. He
sdggestetl this was better than
buying stoves and other
equipment to put in the schools
and it produced ' parent
involvement which he
considered ideal.
The meeting ended 'with the
trustees meeting as a committee
of the whole. .,
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ATTENTION
VETERANS
Ex -Service Merl
and Women
' d. Dependents
THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
SERVICE BUREAU OFFICER
' Mr. H. W. Moyer,
. Provincial Service Officer,
London, Ontario,
will be visiting in the area.
ware disabil'ity pensions,, treatment; attowances,,. sic:, '2g --
requested
requested to contact the service officer,'or secretary, of the
local branch, whose name appears below, not later them-.
October 25, 1971, to arrange an interview. '
Mr. M. S. Sheardbwn,
Service Officer,
58 St. Andrew Street.
Phone 524-8609:
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