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Goderich Twp. news
Jim Nivins, left, of R.R. 3, Auburn took home the Jim Armstrong award at the 4-H
Achievement Night at Clinton Friday night for getting the highest score in the newly formed
Sod Busters Club. Jim Armstrong, right, made the presentation. (News-Record photo)
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Separate Bbd. will pay for course
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BY WILMA OKE
Separate School teachers in
Huron and Perth Counties will
be encouraged by the Huron-
Perth County Bonier' Catholic
Separate school board to at-
tend family life courses at
Waterloo University.during the
summer holiday period with
the Board paying their tuition
fees,
The special training is
required for the teachers to in,
struct their students in the
family life course which the
board started last spring for
grade 8 students and hopes to
continue again this school term
and even expand it.
At the board meeting in
Seaforth Tuesday night (post-
poned from Monday because of
Remembrance Day) Trustee
Vincent Young of Goderich
outlined the recommendations
to the board from the Family
Life Advisory Committee which
included: that the family life
course be continued at the
grade 8 level over an extended
period of time in order to
provide more opportunity for
greater in depth discussion and
presentation: that a pilot
d projelieinctiatea -ill grade 7
in at least one school; that
serious consideration be given
to the engagement of a co-
ordinator to integrate religion,
guidance and health in conjun-
ction with family life; that if a
co-ordinator is engaged, con-
sideration be given to a pilot
project in the primary division;
and that teachers continue to
be encouraged by the board to
attend family life courses.
"If the program is to be a
success, we need a co-
ordinator", Mr. Young stated
and superintendent of
education John Vintar said he
agreed.
While agreeing with the need
of a co-ordinator, Howard
Shantz of Stratford said he
hoped the program would get
started earlier this year. "We
seem to wait so long to get
going on it," he stated.
The board will study the
recommendations at the next
board meeting on November 25
and in the meantime consider
possible persons to recommend
as co,ordinator,
The board will apply to the
carrier of the board's group ins
surance plan for $6(401)9 ad-
ditional term insurance on the
life of Mr. Vintar to replace the
personal policy for the .same
amount with another company,
In the meantime the Board will
renew the existing policy for
$50,000 term insurance for the
period October 17 to December
3.1, 1974 until the first request
is approved.
The board approved the
working drawing and
specification presented by ar-
chitect Brian Garrett of Kyles,
Kyles and Garrett, Stratford,
for the 2,000 square foot ad-
BY HELEN HOGGART
Recreation News
Boys volleyball registration
was organized by Mr. Dick,
Hugh Lobb, Art and Helen
Hoggart with Steve Davey and
John Hoggart acting as cap-
tains, Game 1 was won by the
Hoggart team; game 2 was won
by the Hoggart team; game 3
was won by the Davey team
and game 4 was won by the
Hoggart team..
Rotating volleyball was en-
joyed by Rick Blake, Lloyd
Jantzi, Brad Duff, Larry Jantzi,
Bryan Riddell, Ken Hoggart,
Murray Hoggart and Mark
Westbrook on the Davey team.
David Bird, Mike Davie, Pete
Davey, Brian Diehl, Larry
Westbrook, Robbie Blake and
Tim Bird were on the Hoggart
team. Bill Rapson also
registered. Thanks to Pat
Harris, Sherri Duff and Cindy
Rapson for keeping score.
Physical Fitness is 1 /2 hour
and volleyball or basketball is
for one hour for adults on week
nights. For further information
contact the Goderich Twp. Rec.
Comm.
dition of a library resource cen-
tre at St. Patrick!s School .,at
Kinkora, which is estimated to
cost $50,000,
Mr, Shantz, chairman -of the
by-law committee, presented
the trustees with a number of
changes in the by-laws covering
board policy which included
the rules covering the number
of trustees to attend conferen-
ces and the appointment of a
hiring agent, but in both areas
could only agree to disagree.
The trustees are to study the
recommendations, write in any
changes they would like, and
mail to Mr. Shantz who will re-
introduce them at next
meeting.
In correction to last week's
report, it is Lance Saddlor who
is organizing the cross country
skiing and possible outdoor
sports.
Personals
Glad to hear that Bill Smith
is able to be home from the
hospital.
Art and Helen Hoggart and
family were to Exeter last
Thursday and received three
wristwatches for volume sales
in Bestline in October. A happy
face electric alarm clock was
received for top distributor in
the week Oct. 24-31 and a 32-
cup percolator was received for
top distributor in the London
area for the month of October.
The 4-H Girls Achievement
Day is on Nov. 30 at 1:00 p.m.
in Clinton High School. The
leaders of the "Taylors Corners
Tea Rings" are Martha de
Boer and Margaret Hilder-
brand.
Helen Hoggart will report
Goderich Twp. news for those
wishing to report local hap-
penings.
There was an excellent turnout of veterans and Legion members and Auxiliary members at the
Remembrance Day parade and service held in Clinton on Monday. A rain storm held off until
moments after the parade had ended, (News-Record photo)
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