HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-01-07, Page 3THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1971
Huron -Perth Separate School Board
Pick New Chairman At Inaugural
(continued from page 1)
Voting by ballot three times
was necessary to eliminate the
other three men before Mr. Loo-
by finaL, eliminated Mr. Morris
by a vote of 8 to 6.
The members of four standing
committees were named, with
the first named as chairman:
Finance and Insurance Commit-
tee-- Michael Connolly, R. R. 3,
Kippen; Francis Hicknell and
Christopher Walraven. Property
Committee --John McCann,
R. R. 3, Ailsa Craig; Vincent
Young, Goderich; and David
Teahen, Stratford. Transportat-
ion Committee --Arthur Haid,
R, R.4, Listowel; Oscar Kieffer,
R. R.1, Bluevale; and F. J. Vere,
Stratford, Personnel and Salary
Negotiating Committee --Ted
Geoffrey, R. R. 2, Zurich; James
Morris, Stratford; and Pat Carty,
R.12.5, Stratford,
Rev. Carl Keane, of St. Jos-
eph's parish, Stratford, Dean of
Perth- Huron Deanery conducted
devotional exercises to open
the meeting. He also took the
occasion to compliment the
board on the progress in the
school on the Canadian Catech-
ism Program,
Father Keane emphasized
that the clergy of the deanery
were very eager to assist the
board and co-operate in any way
with the schools toward attain-
rent of "the Christian format-
ion of our youth" based on the
concept of parents, students,
teachers, priests and school
board working co-operatively to-
gether.
In other business the law firm
of Donnelly and Murphy, God-
erich was again named as solicit-
ors for the board for 1971.
Trustees Howard Shantz, Jos-
eph Looby and Vincent Young
and Superintendent of Education,
John Vintar, were named to at-
tend a School Board Administrat-
ion Seminar in Toronto on Jan-
uary 21 to 23. The seminar is
titled Control and Autonomy --
Today's School Board.
Trustees James Morris, Ted
Geoffrey and Pat Carty and Mr.
Vintar were mined to attend the
Ontario School Trustees Council
in Toronto on January 15 and 16.
Jack Lane, Business Administ-
rator, was instructed to contact
the firm of Kyles, Kyles & Gar -
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ret, Stratford, to have them
check the heat regulators at St.
Ambrose, St. Michael's and St,
Joseph's schools in Stratford and
Our Lady of Mount .Carmel
School at R. R. 3, Dashwood.
A borrowing by-law was appr-
oved for $850, 000.
Mr. Vintar reported that the
Seaforth Optimist Club had in-
vited the separate schools in the
Seaforth area to participate with
other schools in a snow sculptur-
ing contest during the Optimist
Winter Carnival during the
January 23 weekend.
Claude Harvey and Victor
Lindsay, of Stratford were re-
appointed to the Stratford Public
Library Board for one year to
represent the board.
John Vintar spoke to the trust-
ees on public relations, stressing
the necessity of maintaining
public relations. IIe offered som;
suggestions for further improve-
ment in communication.
Mr. Vintar stated that the
principals' association has been
involved at the staff level in an
advisory capacity --the princip-
als meet monthly and are inform
ed of board decisions and mot-
ions which affect their schools.
The principals are then expect-
ed to pass this information to
their respective staffs.
(continued on page 10)
Kippers East Women's Instil ute Debate
Value of New Type of Education
The Christmas meeting of the
Kippen East Women's Institute
was held Monday night, December
21, at the home of the president,
Mrs. R. Bell, with Mrs. G. Mac-
Lean as co -hostess. The meeting
had been postponed from the prev-
ious Wednesday due to adverse
weather conditions.
The meeting opened with the
Institute Ode, followed by the
Mary Stewart Collect. The roll
call was answered with "an inter-
esting incident of your school
days, " 'The motto was given by
Mrs. A. McGregor and a reading
by Mrs. K. McKay.
Mrs. W.C. Bennett, of Seaforth
gave a demonstration on candle
making and gave a beautiful
candle arrangement to the one
with a birthday on Christmas Day
or closest to it. Mrs. Robert Kins-
man was the recipient.
It was decided to send a gift of
money to a family who was recent
ly burnt out near Dublin.
A debate was held entitidd "Re-
solved that education received in
the new Central Schools is to more
advantage than the education re-
ceived in the Little Red School
House. Affirmate side, Maureen
YouHt'ntProoffh�/ Our Pr/ces 441"
Connolly, Dianne McKay, Brian
Drummond and Ken Chalmers;
negative side, Mrs. C. Eyre,
Mrs. A. Hoggarth, Mrs. D. Brodie
and Mrs H. Caldwell. The negat-
ive side winning. The judges
were Mrs. N. Gemmell, Mrs. E.
McLean and Mrs. B. Gemmell.
Reports were given on Historical
Research and current events by
Mrs. R. Broadfoot; Citizenship
and Education by Mrs. H, Cald-
well. Mrs. R. Bell gave a poem.
Mrs. C. Pullman convened the
lunch, assisted by Mrs. K. Mc-
Kay, Mrs. V. Alderdice, Mrs.
M. Connolly and Mrs. D. Trieb=
ser.
There was a sunshine pal gift
exchange and Santa arrived.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Snell were: Mr. and Mrs.
Don Rigby; Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Knights, Stewart and Jane, of
Blenheim; Mr. and Mrs. Terry
North, Teresa, Tammy and
Trevor, of Fingal; Mr. Don
McArthur, of Newton Robinson,
Mrs. Jean Manson, Mr. and Mrs.
Hilt Laing and Danny of Exeter,
and Mr, Stewart McQueen, of
Hensall,
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