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At this time, we would like to wish friends and
family all the best for this holiday season.
SEASON'S GREETINGS
and
BEST WISHES FOR 1988
From: Mark, Crystal,
Judy, John,
& Steve
District News
On Thursday at 8:05 a.m. a transport truck owned by Bee Line Car- the truck spun -out on the ice, police said. There were 110 injuries
riers and driven by Jacob Scholtn ended up in the North ditch on and the damage is estimated at $15,000. (photo by Ted Spooner)
County Road 25 near Carlow. Scholtn had applied the breaks and
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JOHN MICKEY Board employees receive increase
CONSTRUCTION
Port Albert
529-7872
Wte join together
o wish you and
yours a happy and healthy
Christmas and a prosperous
New Year, filled with love and
laughter.
It has been our pleasure serving
you this past year and we look forward
to another wonderful year. Thank You!
Pictured from left to right
Linda Bell, Deborah Habel, Yolanda
Siertsema, Phil Petrie, Pat Donnelly,
Jody Mahon. Front Centre Michael Petrie.
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SERVICE
The custodian, courier and driver in the
board office of the Huron -Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate School Board of-
fice in Dublin will receive a salary of $17,000
per year effective January 1 and will
receive an additional $1,500 increase begin-
ing on June 1.
School secretaries will be given salary in-
creases for 1988 and their hours of work will
be increased 100 hours in Catholic schools in
Kingsbridge, St. Columban, Dublin, Clinton,
Exeter and in two schools in Stratford, Im-
maculate Conception an ; St. Joseph: 40
hourslin read at *owl Carmel; and 80
hours a AP ora '‘ Spahforth, Wingham,
Hesson, t s pose ' k atfword.. All
schools v� 1 b ' t it b iti a11O a irof up to
' time"to'be Used in the
35 hours ore 3
month of Au .�to *tare for the opening
of schools:`
Trustee Ben Brown of RR 1 Sebringville,
remarked this will give schools a more pro-
fessional look with increased secretarial
time and fewer students answering phones.
As well Mr. Brown said schools will have
greater security with a full time employee
to receive visitors to the schools.
While the closing date for tenders on the
addition for St. Ambrose School in Stratford
was set January. 7, Jack Lane, Superinten-
dent of business and finance, said the time
may have to be extended because of the
Christmas holiday not giving firms enough
time.
The Stratford Recreation Department will
again enter into an agreement with the
school board for the use of threeathletic
facilities — the Mall diamonds at St. Am-
brose School, . St. Joseph School and St.
Aloysius School, as well as the saccet field
at St. Aloysius. The board' has loaned these
playing fields for many years to the city.
A trustee will be added to the Curriculum
Review, Development and Implementation
Committee. The committee members in-
civae superintendent' of Education, John
McCauley; Principal of Precious Blood
School of Exeter, Margaret Medve; Prin-
cipal Michael Dewan; and Teacher Terry
Craig of Seaforth. The trustee is John Devlin
of Stratford.
Three vice -principals were appointed:.
Mary Snaith at St. Mary's School, Goderich;
George Van Slyck at St. Ambrose School,
Stratford and Justin Tomasulo at St.
Aloysius School, Stratford, all effective of
September 1, 1988.
The board will not take any action to pro-
test the possibility the Ministry of Education
plans to reduce the number of trustees from
14 to 12, but will wait for more information
in the New Year.
Jack Lane advised the board wait until he
receives information from the task force to
give him time to analyse how the board will
be affected. He questioned whether the ur-
ban areas may lose trustees rather than the
rural..
And when they were come
into the house, they saw
the young Child with
Mary His mother
and fell down, and
worshipped Him: and
when they had opened
their treasures, they
presented unto Him
gifts: gold, frankincense,
and myrrh.
MATTHEW 2: 1-12
Thank you for your
patronage over the
past year.
Have a safe holiday
season from all of us
to all of you!
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