HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-05-28, Page 2Frage 2--CNTQN NEWS -RECO D, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28,1986._.. ,..
A behind the scenes look at puppetry was presented to a full house audience of
youngsters at the Clinton Library on Saturday morning. Children saw the play "Grizzles
on the Lake" and afterwards met with the creator of the show. (Shelley McPhee-Haist
photo)
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FULL HOUSE AUDIENCE
A full house audience of youngsters packed into the Clinton Library
on Saturday morning to watch a special performance of the play
"Grizzles on the Lake." (Shelley McPhee-Haist photo)
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Board supports .Ckor kindergarten
The Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic .was Marion Hockton, and exchange teacher Trustee Ronald Murray of Dublin ex -
Separate School Board voted to accept its ad from England, now principal at St. Mary's pressed his concern that if a junio
hoc committee's report and responses to the School in Goderich until the end of June. . kindergarten was to be implemented and
Early Primary Education project, sent out Mrs. Hockton addressed the board, speak- the funding for it not forthcoming from the
from the Ministry of Education earlier this ing of her experience in England as an early Ministry of Education and the money was
spring, at a meeting of the board in Dublin primary teacher. She spoke of the many ad- not there
oard chairman then
is the e Marcy said the
oblem.
Monday night. vantages of a nursery school.
The board appointed the ad hoc commit- She said the English school system is bas- ad hoc conunittee only supported the junior
tee to study and respond to the project and ed on teaching the three R's and explained kindergarten on the basis that there would
reported back to the board at a meeting two how children learn through their construe- be funding to cover the expenditure of star -
weeks ago. It was decided not to vote on it tive play and even music in these early ting up the program and of carrying it on.
then but left to this meeting when it was ap- classes. She said three half days a week are In other business the board accepted the
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the Ministry of Education. with their peers as they develop. Patrick's School in Dublin for $69,800, the
The committee members who attended Ms. Medve said it was important that lowest of four tenders.
the board meeting were Connie Birm- parents have a choice should they decide on To cover the costs of the Supreme Court of
ingham, Exeter, coordinator of special early education and said "our concern Canada Constitutional Challenge over the
education; Edith .McCarroll, Stratford, should be the needs of all the children in the fun was set by he Ontaof Catholic rio choolate special
librarian; Margaret Medve, Exeter, prin- province".
cipal; Margaret Rowland, Dublin, teacher; . She spoke about the changing needs of the Trusthe ees'
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Arthur Haid, trustee;. and John McCauley, community and the importance of home,
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mining the clerk's position with the town in
light of his announcement at. a council
meeting the previous evening that he was
resigning."
It is here where details'differ as to how
Mr. Proctor resphnded.
According to the minutes of the meeting,
"The clerk responded, when queried, that
his resignation the previous evening was
serious..."
Mr. Proctor, on the other hand, says his
con-
siderwormyre res gnation if they can's council t trust
me."
Balfour maintains that the ques-
tion of trust was never an issue.
"We trust Cam implicitly. Trust never
entered into it."
Mr. and Mrs. Proctor and Mrs. Jefferson
were asked to leave the room for approx-
imately 30 minutes. When they' returned,
die following resolution was passed:
"Moved by Councilor Cochranei second-
ed by Councillor: Holmes, that Mr. C.C.
Proctor be given a paid leave of absence
from March 19, 1986 to March, 28, 1986 in -
elusive during which time he is to meet present as well as Mr. Meniies who was on
with the town solicitor, Mr. E.B. Menzies, hand to offer any explanations relating to
for the purpose of negotiating a mutually the terms of the agreement.
acceptable Early Retirement Plan, which Theilint as 1f00rom
perthe
emntie ing showow tha
will become effective April 16, 1986."
"ter -
The 9 p.m. meeting was adjourned at minating Cameron he emPployment of clerk -
10: s pa Mr. Proctor
As a result of this motion, 'Settlement
believes Oat he was being forced into ear
n ive retirement as he was given . no alter- Mr. treasurer for Clinton, butghe will continue
clerk-
native.oreir�cliuding full
Mayor Balfour felt this was the only benefits, until October salary,8a§ well as an
decision council could reach.
"There were irreconcilable differences. additional six months for unused sick time. Mr.
`No way ' could Cam and council work .The town also agreed to pay $500
Proctor's legal fees.,,:.
Mayor Balfour feels the settlement is
together,:' said the mayor.
No written resignation was received
although the mayor says one was asked fair to both parties, because of Mr. Pro -
'for. Mr. Proctor claims council never ctor's been employedh of sbyervice
t cto the
for 38 yearstown. He has
s
made such a request., "
Both sides then acquired lawyers and a years with the Clinton Public Utilities
settlement was recently reached. Commission and as the clerk -treasurer
On May 13, another special council since 1971. He also sat on council for six
meeting was held to resolve the employ- years.
ment status of Mr. Proctor. All council As for the clerk's position, council will be
members, with the exception of Councillor advertising for someone for the position, in
John Cochrane who was hospitalized, were the near future.
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