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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-05-14, Page 20Work began Monday on the new senior citizens complex at the corner of Waterloo and West Streets. Here, Mayor Harry Worsell opens production of the 53 -unit building by the turning of the sod. The project, which has been in planning stages for five years, is expected to be -completed by next spring. (Photo by Jason Ainslie) Family Life program approved BY WILMA OKE The Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board approved the junior family life curriculum Monday. The, curriculum has been two years in the making. It has been approved by the Stratford Deanery. The next step will be the workshops to prepare the teachers to teach the Family Life program starting in the fall, by Family Life Co-ordinator Ronald Gladding. Before the program. gets un- derway, meetings will be held in the schools for the parents to give them a chance tounderstand the program and ask questions. Trustee John O'Leary of ''Staffa asked Mr. Gladding if the whole program would be given totally as some parents are concerned. Mr. Gladding said that the whole program would not be covered in one school year because it contains too much material. He said the decision on what parts of the program to use would be the decision of the teacher. He stated the basics will be taught and the concerns of the parents backed up. Chairman Ronald Marcy of Stratford said he failed to see how parents can make decisions until they have read the curriculum. He said he could not see how anyone could fault what is being taught -- such as attitudes, feelings and objectives which make up 90 percent .of the course. He said he thought it a verypositive thing fostering attitudes and feelings.: • John O'Drowsky' of St. Marys said, "It's a very fine curriculum. T wish I Developer is willing. payers the way they listened to the people. opposed to the Pickering Airport. "When we bought in the area, we knew that other houses would eventually be built there but not an apartment building," King stated. He said the apartment building would ob- struct the view of the lake and he also stated that he didn't like the idea of one big open piece of tarmack to accommodate the cars of the apartment dwellers. Others present stated their concerns over the increased traffic to be caused by the apartment building and the 25 proposed single family lots. They said ttrere were wally -children who liked to play in the area and their safety would be a concern if traffic increased. Town councillor Elsa Haydon, who stated she was attending the . meeting as an objector rather than a councillor, said she would with- draw her objection if a true and meaningful parkland were given in the subdivision. She said all that was being offered was a 150 metre buffer zone required by the Ministry of the Environment to separate the subdivision from the sewage plant leaving only a 10 metre public access to the lake. "The town would be deprived of a lakefront park," Haydon said adding that it was the last public park within the town limits overlooking the lake. "It is an insult to offer the buffer zone as parkland," she continued. "There are hardly any trees." Alexander told the residents present that he would be willing to abandon the apartment building idea and divide that apartment lot into four single family dwelling Tots. He also said he would be willing to divide one of the lots in the subdivision plan in half, giving one half over to parkland. However, he said there was no point in him making such compromises if he was still going to have to fight other objectors anyway. In that case, he stated he would be "back to square one" and might as welt try to have his original plan approved by the OMB rather than go to all the time and trouble of amending it. He said his next step would be to look into the legality of the situation and find out the proper procedures to have the plan amended and objections withdrawn. Therefore, the next step could be to make up a new application con- taining the compromises, take it to planning board, town council, the Ministry of Housing and re -circulate it for another 21 -day objection period. had had this when I was growing up". Chairman ' 'Ma>cy stated when the program had been approved, "It's been two years in the making. .I trust it goes well when you (Ron Gladding) have your public meetings with the parents." Your authorized Deraler.foro.. ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILES SUZUKI MOTORCYCLES HONDA MOTORCYCLES dr as la a ilk GULt` VARNA, ONT.. 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