The Citizen, 1987-06-03, Page 11RC Board seeks
funding for additions
BY WILMA OKE
The Huron-Perth County Roman
CatholicSeparateSchool Board
has authorized its Superintendent
of Business and Finance, Jack
Lane, to proceed with the board’s
request to the Ministry of Educa
tion for the new additions to St.
Ambrose School in Stratford.
The architectural firm of C.A.
Ventin of Simcoe was appointed as
the board’s architect for St.
Ambrose School. The construction
includes seven classrooms, a
gymnasium and change rooms, a
library, staff rooms and offices in
the administrative area.
The estimated cost of the
construction work for the enlarged
school is $1.2 million. Mr. Lane
said he hoped for ministry approval
by the next meeting, June 8 and
that the sketch plans would be
ready for the board’s last meeting
this term on June 22.
It was proposed that the board
should study the report prepared
by the Board’s Accommodation
Review Committee in September
1984, and the recommendations
proposed by the Community Ac
commodation Review Committee
based on that report which studied
the needs of students in the City of
Stratford.
Brussels
The Board hired Mrs. Normanda
Milderley of Stratford to teach half
days at St. Patrick’s School at
Kinkora, French as a second
language, effective September 1.
The Board accepted the resigna
tion of Lorraine Kingsley who is
French Immersion teacher at St.
Mary’s School in Goderich, effec
tive September 1. She will be
replaced by Francine LeBlanc of
Ottawa who is presently attending
the University of Ottawa.
The Board recently set the rates
for the secretarial staff in the
Huron and Perth County elemen
tary schools: minimum, $8.65 per
hour; Year 2, $9.00; Year 3, $9.35
per hour; Year 4, $9.70 per hour;
and Year 5 (Maximum), $10.05 per
hour.
The Board contributed $153 to
the Stratford Police Force to assist
in the cost of the police taking 16
Catholic school patroller and 50
Perth County Board of Education
patrollers on an outing to the
Pioneer Sportsworld in Kitchener
on June 18. The per capita cost is
$9.60.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1987. PAGE 11.
Carla Johnston hurdles over the bar as Brussels Public School students take part in their annual track and
field meet on Monday. Students took part in events from races to a softball throw.
school news
BY SHELLEY DUSKOCY
On Friday, May 29 East Wawa
nosh Central School hosted an
invitational music fest. Four
schools shared their music in a
program arranged by the Students
Council of the host school.
Tom Cull and Heather Hopper
introduced the performers. First,
students were entertained by some
air band selections. Then, after a
busy noon-hour program of soccer,
baseball and just making new
friends.
Students assembled in the audi
torium to enjoy selections from
Wingham Public School, Victoria
Public School, Goderich and East
Wawanosh School. Students from
Brussels sang several choir selec
tions. All the musical presenta
tions were very different from each
other as each school does a
different kind of music.
It was a worthwhile and enjoy
able day. Thanks to music teacher
Miss Blake and pianist Mrs.
Boettcher for the opportunity to
participate.
ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
by Maddy Ryan and
Natasha McDonald
On May 21, 22 and 25 three
Brussels students were involved in
an enrichment program at Grey
j^entral having to do with puppe-
The other schools that were
involved were East Wawanosh,
Wingham, Turnberry, Grey and
Howick. This program started at
9:30 and ended at 2:30. The
students had time to make puppets
and work on the skit they would put
on with the puppets.
The students were divided into
groups depending on whether they
wanted to make muppets or
marionettes.
The students who attended the
program were allowed to take
home their puppets during the
weekend to complete their pup
pets.
On Monday afternoon the stu
dents put on a play for the students
of Grey Central with the puppets
that they had made.
The students chosen to repre
sent Brussels were Danielle Car
diff, Maddy Ryan and Natasha
McDonald, thought it was a very
enjoyable program.
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