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..rector concerned lover recent headlines
W rllram Eckert, director of education; with
the kiuron,I girth County Roman Catholic
Separate School Boat'd, expressed his con-
cern at• a' board; meeting recently over
headlines on the boards deficit in area
newspapers.
Mr. Eckert said he felt the newspapers'
headlines needed 'clarification as they•gave
• readers a mistaken impression of $338,000
deficit at theend 01986. 1986. Mr. Eckert had a
copy of the board'rtieport as.carried by the
Mitchell 'Advocate with the headline High
School Expenses cause Huge 'Deficit.
The deficit was blamed on the•` lack of
government grants for the start-up a enses
o the new secondary school in btra
extensive renovations of .the St. Michael's
• Elementary schoolto convert it to St. Michael
Secondary School had not been approved by
the Ministry of Rducafion when the work was.
done and,the Ministry Would not approve the
grant for work already comtleteaf,• .. '
The students from St. Miichael's Niemen-
tary (except' for Grads 7 and 8 who remain in•
the St. :Michael Secondary School) :Were
transferred to • St. Aloysius School. To
accommodate . these extra students there
were renovations. at St. Aloysius and these
expenses were included in'the deficit,
' Trustee Ronald Murray, finance chairman,
said, "I'm sorry to say we didn't get any
grants for the start up on the secondary
school" and he said he didn't know how the
deficit will be paid off but "I'llguarantee'the
$338,.000 will' be addressed."
tfo ie o er ustness, contract' Calks between
the . board and .the teachers' . negotiating
committee are continuing without the need of
an arbitrator. ,•
• A number of staff changes were approved
en makes nalrne
(Continued from Page A2)
Mr. Campbell has served in that capacity in
the township in previous years..
A new Scout troop. in the Seaforth area
officially started -Tuesday night at Egmond-
ville United' Church Sunday school rooms.
Formed by a committee appointed :by the
:church, the troop saw the.investing of officers
at a special ceremony., Ron Eyre, Scout=
master, and Ken Geinmell, 'Jim Boyes and
Laurie Stockwell, assistant Scoutmasters,
were invested by Ken, Powell; district
Scoutmaster.. '
Mrs. F. Dungey entertained the euchre
club to a delicious chicken dinner in the
dining room at the Commercial Hotel last
Wednesday evening. This small club began
playing some 20 years ago', meeting once a
week in various homes.
Condition •of Tom Richardson, 16, injured
•
Saturday when struck by a falling tree, is still
Hours changed
Public viewing hours for, the upcoming
Huron County Regional Science Fair were
incorrectly' stated in the media release dated
March 30, 1987. The correct public viewing
hours are: April 10 from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
The•fair is still being'held April 10 and'11 at•
the Clinton Public Schoo'l in Clinton.
serious, according tomembers of his family.,
He is in Victoria Hospital; London.
• The accident occurred Saturday afternoon
at the Richardson farm on the 'Mill Road; as
he and his father, .Gordon Richardson, and
Harry. W oolley, Brucefield were cutting down
a tree near the house: As the tree fell, it split
and while Mr. Richardson managed to 'run
clear, Tom Richardson was pinned to the
ground by one section. He is suffering from a
fractured 'leg, spinal injuries and possible
internal injuries. -
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at the' board meeting Monday night. Inez'.'
Mald, who taught at •St. Mary's School at
}lesson for many years, has retired. Rhoda •
Daniel, of Holy 'Name Of Mary School in St.
Maryshas resigned. Linda Wagg and•
Maureen Sabin were granted one year leaves
of absence: Brian Morrissy was •given font
days leave of absence to attend a teaclie4'a':
'Meeting for the purpose of fulfilling res on-
sibilities on the provincial teacher we fare i
committee for the Ontario. English Catholic
Teachers' Association
•
Gaetan Blanchette, . one of the superin-
tendents of education for the board,' spoke on
the teae—t'iing oflienc-hRI i7 a said corning up
in the local schools will be an extension of the
French classes ' from 20 minutes 'to 40
minutes. He said .the program will be the
satne but updated. •
TO THE EDITOR
Citizens. thanked
'10 the citizens of Seaforth and vicinity.
- Thank you most sincerely for your donation in
the amount of approximately $2,500 •to the
Ontario March of Dimes Ability Fund. Your.
donations are greatly appreciated by •those
unfortunate disabled people. They will help •.
to make their life a little more pleasant. If for -
some reason you have not made. your
contribution, you may forward it to Box 142,
Seaforth. -
Sincerely •
Thelma Coombs
- Chairman of Ont. M.O.D. -
Ability Fund
$1000 is offered.
The enforcement of Sunday Law is in .
opposition to the Scriptures that proclaim the .
seventh day as the Sabbath. (Exodus 20:8-11),
Sunday is the first day of the week on the
calendar. Constantine, the. Christian Emper-
or,changed the Sabbath. to Sunday in the
Edict of Milan and the Christian Church
enforced this change at the Council of
Laodicea in 364 C.E.
We offer $1,000 to anyone who can prove
that the Sabbath was either abolished or
changed to Sunday IN THE SCRIPTURES. If
you can't claim. this $1,000, perhaps you
should reconsider your•beliefs and question
why people want to enforce Sunday as a rest
day in defiance of the Creator Yahweh's Laws
'(Revelation 17:6 ). If you would enter Life,
keep the Commandments (Matthew 19:17).
Choose Life! Choose Yahweh!
Michael lindelauf for
Yahweh's Assembly in Messiah
Box 767 Armstrong, B.C. VOE1BO•
Band is a credit
Dear Editor: '
I had the opportunity to travel with the
Seaforth All Girls Marching BandtoMyrtal
Beach during March break, where the band
had been invited to take part in the Can -Am
days.
"Ever ,where We Went the. band was' well
received and people were coming up after
and wanting names and addresses so they
could book the band.
Charlie Kallfleisch does an excellent job
with the girls. I sure hope Seaforth, realizes
what it has in their girls band. They area real
credit to your town.
They made me very proud to be a
Canadian. Keep up the good work girls. You
are GREAT. •
Sincerely
Mary Wenger .
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