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Separate School Board petition
government to amend
Separate School Board Act
O
By Wilma Oke
The Huron Perth ('ount\
Roman Catholic Separate
School Hoard meeting ill
Seafort h recent t\ endorsed t he
resolution from the Lincoln
of It It 7). Seaturth. attended in, ht.en ret el\ed under the winter
Toronto on Februar\ 1,) and ti work• program --and an ad
Trustees Patrick ('art\ of dltlor)al tllucatlun '01
Stratford, Arthur Haat of R 11 w1I1 ht. rect'i\ed hrung►ng the
1 Llaowel, and Ted tteotfre‘ of total to $9,0tio of pro\ 11l gal
R R 2 Zurich. were named to a funds Last yt'ar'the Board's
('ourlty Separate . ' tool Hoard tti►nnitt.tr:.e..'for a follow -up stud\ allocation was `+.'_'OO
that it petition the )rerniereot of the t] 5 1 credit ."tens and The nl(ihev Is to be used t•or
tie—Pr,>�i ace, N1r C'1 ►�
.ail(�""� i-..."._-ttiirr e -43i i n Si' ttit }5lt t a k e ti'CiJ e t 1 "'""t"
the Minister of Education. 7,‘.1r
] \V o ;tin etid the
Separate School- rift so a- tU
re)llllrt• ut persons seeking elec-
tion as I'rll-t11 ' of a ;et),lr:ltt'
school board thost' �atne
alualttlr;Itlon, required to th►,sc
persons seeking election as
puhlla boos trustees. namely
1 t hat thev he 1 Canadian
r►tlren 2 that they he of the
full ;tgt' ut l� \ears that they
be resident w it hitt the turis(1it--
tion of the Hoard (,shoal tone)
and 1 that they he a ratepayer
in the school runt'
la k Lane. Business Ad-
ministrator, rep}rtt:(.i1 the house
at _'os (llt'en Street, Stratford,
has been demolished and the
grounds levelled h\, the
Krau-kopt tiro) "]'he propertx
was purchased to enlarge the
Immaculate ('onception school
grounds
Trustee (;ordon Hall of St
ti1:ir\- reported 00 the Pick-up
Conference for newly -elected
trti-tet'- which— he, alone with
Trustees 1)onald ('row ley
Gadshill and Frances`-11ttkiell
published by tht• Ntlnistr\ of
Education. "Phis followed a
spetlal meeting of fru tees on
January 29 when they met 'to
consider the credit ;y:te•nl and
t he hu l let iii ' I) Oakes.
assistant regional director of'
the ' regional office, of the
Nttnlstry of Education at
Waterloo w;ts the guest speaker
at that sleeting t
Trustees David ']'t'ahen of
Stratford, Vincent Voting of
(;odt'rich and (;t.>rdon Hall all
menthe- of the Personnel Cony:-
. rgltttee 3'111 attend the Provin-.
real Salary ('onference in
Toronto ort Ft•hruar\ 1 '
Oscar Kieffer. 11 R.
Htuev;tle (•hairman of the
Property ('onlniittee: reported
s
the renew'al of the preventative
maintenant`e contract with
Simplex Internatiotg;tl Time
Equipment for tht'-et\icing of
all program units 111 1; of ,the
19 separate school; in the two
counties, at a rate of $"702 per
year. •
Mr Kietter reported• the
initial of $:3,:319) has
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To MICHELIN IX'
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�V'e all have to stand up and
be counted somet even
though we manage to duck out
of It until the last trumpet
.mind, People who .express
.their honest opinions aae not
x
it i(solar, but hr I'. never
1
tlnled for that, so liere g1es
My ol)Irnons on some of the
burning issues of the (lay. 49.
0
''s �al� ut carts
O �� t ► 1'rn ir► t loaded a
()Pen int ov • two l adE 1 It
) over b r e
)mini li., ;r �ariotls s( t((1 �"t'iti► 1 ,'� hadheau1� tR
I tit thea) tit e a , to get at my spare, in Febru)try.
cuphoard• and other such 1;:, v.ilWt.ei'l1TtC'""a fey"*`
S. -ten-day rn ning ° wlt}i'seven
iSl(1 snap:, only a few feet of people on deck, the toilet
blocked. No plumbers
at tillable.
:Vow that we've dealt with
ma for issues. let's tke•;),_ look
at then nnor ones. A great deal
of ink and hot air is being
"She's a scaredv-cat" he stated
1riuluphantly.
'1'ollet, and tares. It never fails,
but they do, Iu..arty always
when you're expecting guests
and need both. Saturday mor -
ng, armed with huge shop -
icing list, went out and found a
flat tire. The garagemtl'trraised
his eves when he had to c•Ian1-
protects
Mr Kieffer reported tht• root
on the St 13onitact' S hoot" in
.Zurich has beet) repaired. ;tlno
the roof on StMichael's
si+tiii►1 iii ..-;t rat l'Ord, anti on
1''t'bruary 1 1 work on the root
s?I') , a peachy •lamlary tha.v.
tld,Jot- of sun.
1'(- like to sav my heart goes
�'L•ut to - the skiers and
(tgow'nlol►►lt'r•s, ])ut it would be a
'k iel don't care if their
on St Patrick;' school in ; Mow mobiles sit in the hack squandered these days on two
Kinkora will a;trtward and rust, or if their skis of 41..)m: the Montreal Olym-
•John Vintar• 5uperintennit•►it ;Iwarp tilt() prrj•tzels. 1 have nor_pits and capital 'punishment.
of E(lutation, reported on the 'I, 'malty moved about twelve feet l'rn against then) both.
anr,ltl;il convention of Canadian 1l', o;f• ,how froth one place to
First, the Olympics. Isn't it
('atholte Trnstt''- A,-utiatli,tl '''ttiotht'r by this time of winter. rather significant that the Iasi
to he held in 'Toronto on May !'�,,•This _year i've moved only two Olympics ha�'e been held in
17, 1'S and 19 ;lad ()►i the 111- about three feet, and I'll settle the countries with the roost
nual convention of the Ontario for that.h booming economies in the
Separate School 'I'ra'te('-'
Men's clothing. Modern world, Japan and Germany?
Association on -April ) ;end b inMayhe•the could afford.them.
Toronto. All fru-fres wert ,tre
I nd- nau-tate me. `There's
nothing in tht' stores but yellow Canada, in my opinion, cannot.
ttrg ed to attend the Ontario ,end ,1)1111 le shirt;, hideous ties' Our population" is too small,
that would go with nothing ex-
t•ept a wino's eves , and
l• checkered pants with flared
)I bottom.
What ever happened to' the
white shirt, the modest single:-
shade
ingle;shade tie, and the well -cut gray
'Assuerat Ion': convent Ion.
The ('anadian Parent a�
Teacher Association of Ontar i(>
has offered ;in information ser-
vice program at a fee, rate of
$15 per school The Board will
pay t he . tee for inv schoolf'.
wvishing to participate-
The Seafort h Minor Hockey Most: of ahs' I hate those
Association will be pertnittt (l; Thev''re about
great tat ties.
t() advert ise an exhiblttorl;,;r,t ..
�• four inches wide and made of
hockev game between thee''
..;tuff as thick as a greatcoat.
Flying Fathers' Team and �,.
I ring, to tie one •in an elegant
local team made up of those inf,a� l) knot •is aht►ut as easy as trying
volyeti in minor hockev in or -' to lace your -)goes with half -
der t.. raise Money 4,.r n,inn'd', (
inf•h rope.
Nieces an(1 nephew's. I'm all
icer then. V.'e had sortie of Ours
Steel Belted
Radial Tires from
McGEE'S
hockey. A poster contest will bi
held on this ,and the poster
will be ndged and the winperS.
announced the night of thih„
game. It is hoped to sell 1.11041.
The meet ing adjourned t
1,1:30 p.m: .iand continued as ti
•
andour national debt too big,
to take on an international ex-
travaganza noted chiefly for its
bickering and hack -kiting. Not
to mention murder in Mexico
and Munich.
Who deeds the Olympics,
anyway? It's a great•spectacle,
but So _were the Roman games,
with their ..hariot races,
throwing lions toil-„ the
('hristiahs. and such thrilling
events. •
Canada need, the Olympics.
Aunt' as much a...4,it needs -
another set of Rockies. And -
they'd cost about the same, and
beof as much use. The chief
for the weekend and it WaS difference is that the Rockies
delight to see their minds and remain, and we can look at
talents developing. Jennie tind
Sue played ripping flute duet,
as well as their intim; rtieCe.
Lit t le Steven spent the
weekend chasing (Mr Cat, who
caresses as he was to give them.
Finally, in 1)erplexity, he
"Hey,'I 'ncle Bill, do you know
what -kind of cat this is?''
muttered something vague.
jhe,Dnly Authorized Michelin
Dealer In Goderich
GET RESULTS
them. "I'he Olympics , will • he
.''here today, gone tomorrow,
with nothing to show for it but
a big, fat hill.
.We had otir day, -with Expo.
•`\•t, showed the world that we
could put on a really big show.
1101 we're -~till paying interest
on the money Mayor Drapeau
(fiddled,- out of the federal
government for that one.
\rim don't see Britain or 11'
France or even the U.S. crani-
bling to get the summer games.
They can't afford 'em. Nur can
we.
Prime Minister 'I'rudeau has
said that Montreal will not get
more than a token support
from the Federal government.
I'tgat is s(► much you -know-
.,
and
what. There are wad. (
means and the wily M. L.
Draped --'knows all of them,
and some that haven't been
thunk ul) vet.
And the whole concept of),
antateurisrn is an international
laugh, what with totalitarian
countries employing their best
athletes in the -armed forces,
where they can train all year
round.
It's probably too, late to stop
the juggernaut, but it's not too
IMe to throw some sand, in the
wheels-.
If the °i'itizens of greater
Montreal were told that they.
personally, had to foot the hills
for the games, M. Drapeail
would probably wind up at the
bottom of the St., Lawrence
River, with all the other sewage
dumped in it.
Oh, yep. I'm against capital
punishment, too, but I've run
out of space. Maybe next week.
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