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Mel Galser and Jim Kneale are pleas-
ed to announce the appointment of
David G. Young to the staff of G®Iser
Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc.
David, an Insurance Broker, is a native
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Say "Hello" to our new
Summer Faces.
TIM CHISHOLM
Advertising
DEBBIE SCOTT
Front Office
MIKE FERGUSON
Editorial
PAUL HARTMAN
Editorial
Tim, Debbie, Mike and Paul are students that
we've hired for the summer...
and we're really glad we did!
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When you see them around
town, say Hello!
PILLOWS
100% Polyester
z/$5?°
Nabour
reg. price $3.99
Mens and
Boys 4 - 6X
BATHING SUITS
AND SHORTS
ALL REDUCED
Queen Elizabeth School students received a new microwave when Ideal Supply assisted
with a donation of $440. Above, teacher Audrey Barlow and Ideal Supply sales rep Gary
Kloepfer check out the oven, located at Victoria Public School. The money was raised at
Ideal's annual golf tournament in the Spring. (Photo by Mike Ferguson).
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TOWELS
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COPPERTONE
Suntan Lotion
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Open July 1, 1986 9:00 - 5:00
Personal Cheques
Gladly Accepted
... men's
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School board plauds
� r r� •7t �n
approval OI i�i11 au
By Wilma Oke Company Ltd. for the school year 1986-87 for
It was a happy group -pf trustees who those parents who wish to secure it for their
heard the announcement Monday night at a children.
meeting of the Huron -Perth County Roman The board will offer for sale by tender, one i
Catholic Separate School Board that the On- portable classroom from St. James School,
tario Legislature approved the Education Seaforth, with removal date set by Aug. 15.
Amendment Act,1986 (Bill 30). The property committee is authorized to ac- -
John McCauley, Superintendent of Educa- • cept tenders and report acceptable tender at
tion, reported that prior to the board its August board meeting. A new portable -
meeting' `Bill 30 passed into law, this even- will be bought to replace the one being of-
ing. Full funding for Catholic secondary fered for sale.
schools is approved. You have waited a lone A rental portable classroom will be in-'
time for this." The trustees applauded. stalled at the board office to house the com-
To meet Ministry of Education re- • miter laboratory and the computer co- •
quirements, the board, by formal resolu- ordinator as well as three teaching staff.
tion, elected to "perform the duties of a An architect will be appointed by the
secondary school board for its area of board Accommodation Review Committee
jurisdiction effective on the first day of the to provide sketch plans for more efficient
school year commencing in 1986." use of space in the board office.
The board's, first Catholic secondary Randy Brown, Assistant to Superinten-
school has beervestablished at St. Michael dent of Business and Finance, was con-
' School, Stratford, for September 1986. Three gratulated by the board for having suc-
secondary school teachers currently cessfully passed his certified management
employed by the Perth Board of Education accountant's examinations.
have been hired by the Huron -Perth The summer meetings for the board will
Catholic Board. be held on Monday, July 7 and Monday,'
It is hoped that the ongoing discussions August 25.
and co-operation between the two boards A letter has gone out from William
will soon result in a formal agreement on Eckert, Director of Education, to parents ,
the placement of secondary school staff for who are ratepayers in the Listowel area con -
future years. '• In its plan for secondary cerning the board's plans for a new Catholic
education, the board is also committed to • school in the town. He reported a survey was ,
study the feasibility of establishing another conducted in 1985 by the Board Accommoda-
secondary school in Huron County by 1988. tion Review Committee who said an attempt
In other business,.the board set the 1986-87 to establish a Kindergarten to Grade 8
salary rate for the speech pathologist. elementary school in 1988 will be planned.
The salary rate for the board attendance A school site is to be purchased and the
counsellor was set at $8.95 per hour for the Ministry of Education to be asked for funds
school year 1986-87, a 41/z per cent increase. for construction. A meeting is to be arrang- '
The teacher aide' rate schedule was ap- ed with parents and ratepayers in Listowel
proved for the next school term ranging for in the fall of 1986 to discuss the board's
a teacher without early 'childhood qualifica- survey results and plans for the new school.
tions from $7,215 with no experience to The survey results indicate that a
$8,602.50 for one with five years or more ex- minimum of 65 students would attend if a
Fora teacher with early childhood school were started this year, of these 32 at -
perience.
qualifications, $8,800 with nd experience to tend presently the local pu
to 2a7 5n fora teacher with five years students who now atten
$" S h of • Hesson.
experience. Separate c o
Paul Picone was hired as a teacher at St. u is expected that an additional 43
Michael Secondary School.. He has seven students who now attend other more distant
n the atholic schools may also attend the new
ols plus 33,
. Marv's
years' experience teaching in Toronto
science department. Laurie Maloney De
d classroom teacher a
owel School from Wellington County
Was hire as a c assro ry . live within 24 km of Listowel. It is ex -
Mary's School, Hesson and Mary Marg et pected there could be over 130'students who .
O'Reilly was hired as classroom teacher at would attend.
St. Joseph's' School, Clinton. The Ministry of Education has established_
RhondaDaniel will be transferred from the requirement in Intermediate and Senior
St. Boniface School in Zurich to Holy Name Divisions of Ontario schools the French be a
of Mary School in St. Marys for the next requirement, starting at Grade 4 to Grade 8.
school term and Sharon O'Toole be transfer- As of September, 1987. A student entering
red from Precious Blood School, Exeter to Grade 4 must recieve French instruction in
St. Boniface School, Zurich. every year from Grade 4 to Grade 8 and
The board will offer student accident. in- must have accumulated a minimum of 600
surance with the Commercial Union hours of French instruction by the end of
Assurance Company through Frank Cowan Grade 8.
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