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Hurmi.Boqrd will
discuss staff needs
By Wilma Ok• ,
A guideline •for staffing of
elementary schools is to be, on
the agenda of a special meeting,
of the Huron County boa -rd -"of
education to be called for net
Monday night, S'hperintendent
of education, J.D. Cochrkne
said the class size, teacher -pupil
ratio was possiblythe most irn-
portant item- in the list of ten
recohnmendations resulting
from the visitation. to schools
made by, board chairman E.C.
Hill and 'himself last fall, and
now his staff and he are ready'
to discuss a number or these
items with the ,board members -
at the special meeting next
week.
Spearing 'of the . budget for
1974 at last Monday's regular
meeting;, ,Mr. Cochrane , said,
"The board has not yet been
giventhe grant regulations and
other pertinent material
necessary to complete the -
budget, but based. on the
assumption that grants will not
be less than last year, we can
produce one for you to consider
if you wish." Mr. Cochrene
said because of, spiralling costs,
the grant regulation"s had been
pulled back by the ministry for
re -consideration, but that -it
was important that he get some
interim guideline for hiring
elementary teachers,
R.B. Allan, board superin-
tendent, . said estimated
enrolment in ' elementary
...schools will be down 227 pupils
and: three ' less teachers will be
required. He,.;said• it' may be
possible that�Ihe board will be
hiring about 14 new elementary
group activities. Cost to: the
board vrill be nil,
Another request to send 24
students, members -of the
Senior Outers Group from
South Huron on a one week ,ex-
cursion to the Magnetawfn,•
River area on May 18-25. to
practist camping and canoeing'
skips, to'give practice in orien-
teering, to observe biological
and geographical aspects of
that area of the Canadian
Shield, to develop initiative,
resourcefulness, self reliance
and self , cojifidence in group
situations. No No cost,to board. _
Mrs. Mollie Kunder of
Seaforth asked why some
schoolsgo on field trips
regularly while otherschools.
do not request them. It was
pointed, out to her that many,
schools participate in field trips
that are in.a mileage range of
their school "that it is not
necessary to ask board per,:,
mission. _,Mr. Cochrane said it
depended to some extent on the
principal of the school -Whether
they took full advantage of
trips -available. He informed
the board members that the
school budget for field trips is
based on the enrollment in the
school.
"It's not fair -to the pupils if
they are not taking advantage
of ,the trips; apparently there •is
a budget' for it," Mrs, Kunder
said. -
The superintendents will be
asked to study each school to
-see if all students are given the
opportunity to participate in
field trips.
The board— ch'ai'rman,""'"E: .--
teachers next term, but nothing'. Hill, and •business ad-
is definite at this time.
Approval for five Field Trips ministrator, R:B.• Dunlop, were
was made as follows:' from _ named to negotiate salaries
.
principal J. Axtmantn ,cif Grey with the custodian staff as their
Central Public School to: take
38°Grade 8 students on a three-
day trip°to Toronto May 27-29,
to visit Science Centre, -
Parliament' • Buildings, r
Museum, Planetarium., .Black' Bilton, bus driver: Howick Cen
Creek Village and the Airport tral school resigned_ effective
with overnight accommodation March 29.
• to be arranged`at the. Toronto Donald Gower was placed on
Teachers College. The costa of permanent staff as_ a custodian
the trip is estimated at $125, to at Central Huron Secondary.
be assessed, to the transpor- ' School, Clinton; Linda Ander-
tation 'section of 'the . school song a permanent staff
budget and each pupil. con -
secretary at' Hullett Central
tributing �$1, ,k public school and Lynn Fuller,
From Principal G.O. Phillips . a permanent staff secretary at..
Lof F.E. Mall secondary school Goderich District Collegiate In-
to send 17 senior students (Art stitute and Brenda Naylor as a
401) accompanied by.. the art bus driver at $rookside publicu
teacher, Mrs. Patricia Wilson, School.
to the CarcYrundum Museum Arrangements have • been
of Ceramics in Niagara Falls, made 'for Douglas " Bundy -of
N.Y. on Friday,- May 3 to fur- Goderich District Collegiate In-
ther the Students' knowledge of stitute staff and',his wife to act
ceramics, both.- history and as hosts for the Young
media,. which they have' been ' Voyageurs from Grand 'Prairie,.
studying and, crating in class. - Alberta, .who will be, visiting in
Huron
The ,cost to "ie assessed to U ' County from July 25 to
school budget; - tran'sportation August 2. Murray 'Hunter of
F.E. Madill secondary school,.
section.
From principal B. Robertson staff' will accompany . Huron's
contracts run. out on June 1,
Norman Mundy, custodian at
F.E.. Madill secondary school,
Wingham, resigned effective
February 25, and Wallace
of . Howick `''Central public . Voyageurs to Tracadie, -New
school to send 35 grade 7 Brunswick, from. July '9 to July
students on a two-day trip to 20. They, are: From • Central
the Burlington area .on April 2 Huron Seco da`ry School -
and '3, to complete an urban- Lorraine York, Bayfield, andrural exchange:. The students Donald Reid, Blyth; Goderich ..
from Burlington visited Howick Collegiate - Wanda Linnen, RR
on December 13. The students ' 4, Goderich, and "Ernest,
will visit Stelco, Ford of MacMillan, Goderich; F.E.•
Canada; Square 1 and various
*rld:lt 'School - Kevin Adams,
sites on `the Golden ,Horseshoe. Wtngham, Marya. Bongertman,
Cost of trip t� be about. $65 Teeswater, Murray Keith,
charged to school budget. Lu•ckn�ow and Roxanne Pet-
From Principal'J.L. Wooden' teplace, Teeswa'ter; Seaforth
High.
'of South Huron District. high
school
Gerald Kassies,
school to send 25 students;" RR 4, Seaforth; and South
members of the Senior Outers Huron, -Exeter. = Gregory Love,
Group on an overnight excur-
RR 1, Zurich, Teresa Ann On-
dre'icka, RR .1, Exeter, and
sion in the ,local area April 19 ' John^MW rani; Exeter:
and 20, travelling on foots and
by canoe to,provide practice in
camping and canoeing skills as
well as menu planning' 'and
.Norman Durst, RR 2- Clinton,''
has been appointed new
deput�y•ree'e of Colborne
Township. 'Mr. Durst succeeds
Roy Allin who died last month.
The appointment was effec-
tive March 5.. Mr. Durst said
he has always been Interested
in township business, he has
Ilvbd in' Colborne all his life,
and council's most important
fob In the future will be land -
use plannlr„tla. (Staff photo)
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KING'SBRIoGE KAPERS
ST, PATRICK'S PARTY
rSt. L.
Joseph's Parish Hall in
Kingsbridge was filled to
capacity on Sunday evening,
March 17 for a family party in
honor of St. Patrick, which was
sponsored by the Kingsbridge
Catholic Women's ,League.
In hi$• opening rema`i s,
chairman Reverend Father'1✓d.
Dentinger,-C.R., welcomed the
guests and told several
humorous stories about St.
Patrick and the Irish.
Father introduced the
following numbers:'
Songs by the school children
accompanied by Miss Denise
Dalton on the piano and Miss
Laurie Doherty on the guitar;
recitation by Brother Carl Voll
on St. Patrick accompanied, . by
Denise Dalton at the piano;
guitar solo by Dean Doherty;
solo "The Orange and the
Green" by Ronnie Austin; Mrs.
Pat Howard who sang two Irish
songs; and a solo by Michael
Frayne.
St. Joseph's ' Youth Cl`tib
`displayed their many talents
telling Irish jokes and doing.
Irish' dancing. There were solos
by Miss Mary Ann ,Frayne; a
duet by Mary Ann-Frayne and
Kathy O'Keefe, and a solo by
Eugene Frayne.
`Miss. Lucille Frayne sang th
verses of "My Wild Irish Rose".
with the Youth Club joining in
the chorus,
Mrs. Betty Lou' Dalton sang
two numbers;, .Brother Cart '
Voll gave another Irish
readi-ng;r -a'nd-told_. Irish jokes;
and the Irish. trio of Rev.
Father -Ed Dentinger and
Donald and Eugene Frayne
sang to the delight of the
audience.
There was a solo by Father
Dentinger and one ,by Gor-
on Far: n.
Ars, Jo.e, Caurtnei '5294I09
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schin-
dler and daughter Charlene
and her mother Mrs. Dorothy
Moore visited with Mr. Michael
O'Neilln and the O'Neill
familieslon the weekend.
Sister Lucille Dwyer, M.S.A.
of South Bend, Indiarla,speht
the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Dwyer and the Donald
Frayne family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ormand ,Hef-
fernan are spending this week
with their son and daughter-in-
law,. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hef-
fernan and family , 'in.
Newmarket.
Mark Dalton was adrnjtted
to the Victoria Hospital in Lon-
don on Wednesday March 13.
Bill .Van O'sch, proprietor of
the .Kintail General Store was
released from the University
,I-los.pital in London ort Thur-
sday, March 14 after spending
eight days- there following
surgery.
A large crowd of interested.
parents was -on hand b in '-St:
Joseph's School, Kingsbridge,
on , Wednesd-ay afternoon,
March 13 to. _hear Mrs. Rose
Mary- Bgyce, Public Health
Nurse for this, district talk
about the disease
"Enoph'alitis" and . the
precautions to be taken, . the
Main one being "cleanliness".
Mr. and Mrs. Armand
Forgett visited during the week
and an • -Sunday with their
daughter 'Shannon, a patient in.
the University Hospital in Lon-
don. '
Mr. and Mrs. -Jerry Ross of
'Kitchener. were. dinner dinner...guests.
on Monday, March 11 with Mr.
and Mrs.rJoe Courtney and
family.
Mrs. `Genevieve Kinahan
returned to London to spend
the remainder of the `winter
months with her daughter, Mrs.
�.
0, Mary 'Edwards, Mark and
Bil J . hnstone did Irish Sharron. '
Mrs. `Joe' Macintyre.
Mr, and*' Mrs. Walter Clare
and daughter. Mary Luanne at-
tended the St. Patrick's 'party
sponsored by the "Irish Club",,
in Kitchener on Saturday'..
evening,; March 116,
Wj .the mid -winter break
star ing;on Friday, March 15
saw the beginning of -many..
hockey tournaments. Interested
parents attended the Young
Canada PeeWee Hockey Tour.
r? -meat which was held at the
'G3derich Arena in •Goderich,
the Lockridge" Midget Tour-
nament at the'Wingham Arena
'and the Bantam' Hockey Tour-- -
nament in Harriston.
In Town and Country
Hockey Playoffs in Lucknow
last Thursday, March 14
Holyrood,-trounced Kingsbridge
and Lucknow edged.'Kintail'six.
goals to four to go one up in the
best three out of five games.
The next game will be in
Lucknow on Thursday evening.
GIRL GUIDES
Yw -
The meeting -was opened
with the Guide prayer. The
girls discussed the badges they
were working on and also tur-
ned 'in work for new badges.
Nancy and Dianne-Milten-
burg' read some research on
maple trees.
• Two skits were done by,Mary
LuanneC lare, -. Marjorie
_O'Neill, Jean Vogt, 'Joan
Tigert, Rose -Marie O'Keefe
and Diane Miltenburg and a
musical number -was performed-
. -by,.-..Liz. Vogt -and- .Lisa.."Fra-yne -
oval police`
unvestiaate'
S odanc' ng accompanied "by-.
Base Hagan on...the violin and
Mrs. Walter .`Glare .on the
piano. '
During the ,break,,. for hinch
and the social get-together that
followed, a draw was made for.
the following prizes: A. St.
Patrick's.' "cake baked and
donated by Mrs.'' Clarence
Doherty- was• won: by John
O'Keefe, son of Mr., and Mrs.
Joe O'Keefe, Kintail; fudge
made anal donated by Mrs.
Fred Crawford was won by
Mrs;arla Hagan,"David King
of Goderich' and Miss Anne
Marie Howard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Howard;
SOCIAL NEWS >
A " large' crowd attended the
auction sale' of livestock,
machinery and household ef-
fects for ,Mr. and Mrs.,Dennis
Hogan on. Saturday, March) 15.
•
Mrs,,, •Jerry1 Vogt is visiting
with her brother, Mr. and Mrs:
Eugene Zrembski and family in
Livonia, Michigan..
!Wayne. Courtney son of Mr.
and. Mrs, Joseph Courtney ,and
Allan'Drennan son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Drennan, retuned
to their, homes. here on Stur-
day, March 16 after , spending
18 days in Florida. They drove,
over 5,000 miles and 'report
. they. had .no trouble in ob-
taining gas.
Frank 'Sullivan returned, to
his home here on. Monday,
March 11 having been away for
four months.
Several from .this area atten-
ded the "Stag Party" for Eric
Drennan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Drennan. on, Saturday
even•ing.'March 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Coleman
„{.Marilyn MacIntyre) of Guelph,
are spending this week art the
home of her parents, Mr: and-'
one accident
Goderich Police officers this
week were busy 'on the high- ,
way. They laid a total of 27 '
charges pertaining tothe High-
way Traffic Act. Ocie charge
was laid under the Criminal
Code . of Canada, six liquor -
charges were levied, one charge
under, the. Narcotics Act and .
one under a by-law.
'The officers,,only had4nne ac-
cident to investigate this week.
On March 17 at 12:30 p.m.,
Jahn B. ,Timbrell of 136 St.
Patrick Street,' and George
Wayne Dawson of.: 165 East
Street° were involved in a
collision nn Wellington Street
North near St. Patrick Street.
Police .estimated the damage to
the Timbrell vehicle fat $170
and $130 to the lJawson
vehicle.
1 i SIGN L-BT;AR, THURS� DAT, MARCH', 2L,
GODER�C � d1�PAc��;
Goderichstan
for being` host
A community organization in
Goderich stands to earn $750
by simply writing a letter. The
()range Grand Lodge of On-
- Who West, meeting here April
26-27, has provided a fund of
$250, and the 'Grand Black
Chapter of the same jurisdic-
tion $500, to be awarded to a,
-.,.group-°shxiw'n''�to be performing
outstanding work for the com-
munity.
'Phis°is a benevolent gesture
ty the grand lodges to the ,host.
,town, and there are no con-
ditions to be met by applicants
other than a written outline of
the service, being performed, its
origin, .scope, nature of support,
etc.
Applications should be for-
warded not later than April 14'
to W.E. Elliott, :secretary of the.
local publicity committee.
L.E. ,_Jones, of Stirling,
registrar of-• the Grand Black
Chapter, announces that the
speaker at the banquet of the
Black Institution will be the
Grand Master of British
America, Max Cole, of Deer
Lake, 'Newfoundland.
John B. Munro, of Hamilton,
has been elected Grand Master
of Ontario West, succeeding the
late. Walter Scott, of Belgrave,
and he will preside at the
sessions here' 1-iarry J. Bell,
Coflingwood, is deputy...grand
roaster.
Sessions of both the Orange ,_
and Black grand lodges will be
held in ° Knox Church hall.
Hotel Bedford will be 'head-
quarters -for Grand Lodge of--
-ficers and also -for the billeting,
committee: °.
A ni r ber of°'candidates will
recer:*'e the 'Scarlet degree of the
Orange .Association on Thur-
'sday evening, April 25, Hullett
Dietrict degree teamwill exem-
plify ,thin degree.' et
The local lodge, Victoria 1$2,
at its regular meeting on Mon-.'
day evening raised ' two Mem-
ben; to the Rayed Blue degree, k
with the work put on 'by n em-
bers of the printary lodge. The
lodge also 'accepted' two. ap-
plications for membership:
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