Times-Advocate, 1980-05-07, Page 364'1
PRECIOUS BLOOD PIONEER DAYS — Teachers and students at Precious Blood Separate
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tries out an old fashioned cradle. Others at the front are Nicole Freeboirn and Jane Giffin.
At the back are Jennifer Cook and Susan Gregus. T-A photo
One at Mount Carmel
To close two rooms
By WILMA OK E
Due to . declining
enrolments and changing
program needs the Huron-
Perth County Roman
Catholic Separate School
board will close two
classrooms effective Sep-
tember 1 and and reduce
teaching time.
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charge of careless driving.
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Councillor Ted Wright said
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pedestrians to these two
areas.
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held liable for any accidents
if. the lines were left on the
highway.
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the police that the painting
be undertaken again this
year, but that signs be added
indicating to pedestrians
that they were not legal
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not haVe to stop for people
using the walkways.
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The two classrooms to be
closed are at Our Lady of
Mount Carmel School at
Mount Carmel and St.
Aloysius School, Stratford.
The board reduced the
present staff of two' religion
education consultants by 25
percent to one full time and
one part time (50 percent)
consultant.
Two principals will trade
schools --Leo Turner of Holy
Name of Mary will go to St.
Ambrose School, Stratford
and Paul Nickel of St.
Ambrose will take over the
iprincipals position at Holy
Name of Mary school.
Thirteen classroom
teachers are to be tran-
sferred as follows: Barry
Linden from Precious Blood
and Our Lady of Mount
Carmel; Paul Gainer from
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
to St. Michael's, Stratford;
Glenna Tripp from Our Lady
of Mount Carmel to Precious
Blood; Joe Blythe from St.
Patrick's, Dublin to St.
James, Seaforth; Mathilda
Martins from St, Boniface,
Zurich, to Our Lady of Mount
Carmel; Donna MacArthur
from St. Aloysius, Stratford,
to St, Ambrose, Stratford.
Barbara Krauskopf from
St. Ambrose, Stratford, to St.
Aloysius, Stratford; Chris
Polkiewicz from St.
Aloysius, Stratford, to St.
Ambrose, Stratford; Betty
Clark, St. Michael's Strat-
ford, to itinerant french
teacher at St. Aloysius, St.
Ambrose both of Stratford;
and Holy Name of Mary, St.
Marys ; Joe MacDonald from
St. Patrick's Kinkora to St.
Mary's, Hesson; Gary
Prince, returning from leave
of absence to St. Joseph's,
Kingsbridge; and Linda
Kistner from St. James,
Seaforth, to special
education class at St.
Joseph's, Clinton. -
Eight itinerant teachers
also received transfers this
week: Leslie Wood, itinerant
French teacher at Seaforth,
Dublin and St. Columban, to
Dublin as principal's relief
and french teacher; Elaine
Coxon from itinerant french
(50 percent) at Precious
Blood, Exeter to St.
Boniface, Zurich (80
percent) ; Herman Koert,
itinerant principals relief at
St. Pa tricks, Kenkora and St.
Mary's at Hesson to
classroom teacher at St.
Patrick's, Kinkora; Mary
Hoy, itinerant music teacher
at St. Ambrose, and
Immaculate Conception both
in Stratford, and St.
Patrick's Kinkora, to
prinpipal's relief at
Immaculate Conception;
Terry Bullen, itinerant
French. teacher at Sacred
Heart, Wingham, St.
Joseph's Kinsbridge, St.
Joseph's Clinton, to itinerant
French teacher at St.
Joseph's Clinton and St.
James, Seaforth.
Mary Jenkins, principal's
relief and music at St.
James, Seaforth; St.
Joseph's Clinton and St.
Columban, to principals
relief at St, James, Seaforth
and St. Patrick's Kinkora;
Helen Stewart, itinerant
music 40 percent, at St.
Joseph's- and St. Michael's
both Stratford, to itinerant
music at St. James, Seaforth
and St. Patrick's Kinkora;
and Margaret Ferguson,
special education resource
at St, Joseph's Clinton, and
St. Joseph's Kingsbridge, to
principals relief at Sacred
Heart, Wingham 50 percent
special education resource
at St, Joseph's Kingsbridge
40 percent.
Due to declining
enrolments there has been a
marginal reduction in the
teaching time of eight
teachers throughout the
system and a marginal in-
crease in the teaching time
of three teachers in the
system,
Four part-time teachers
have been declared
redundant by the board. It is
hoped some of the teachers
affected will be able to fill
positions that are presently
open or that borne open
between now and the first of
September.
Six teaching positions,
none of them full-time, were
announced Friday following
the meeting, and are being
advertised throughout the
system. They include: an
oral French teacher at St.
James Seaforth and St,
Columban (50 percent);
kindergarten teacher at St.
Boniface, Zurich (50 per-
cent) ; special education
resource teacher at St.
Joseph's, Clinton, and St.
Joseph's Stratford, (each 30
percent) ; and a music
teachers, 10 percent at St.
Joseph's Clinton and St.
Joseph's Kingsbridge, also
10 percent.
The Huron-Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate
School Board Friday ap-
proved the appointment of
Mary Flannery, Egmond-
ville, to the position of
special education consultant
for the board.
Miss Flannery has worked
in special education for the
board for the past 10 years.
The board has had no special
education consultant since
1972. During the last eight
years responsibility for the
program has been carried by
one of the Superintendents of
education.
Miss Flannery, working
out of the board office in
Dublin, will work closely
with school principala and
teaching staff in the 19
schools in the system to
develop, implement and
maintain a special education
program,