Times-Advocate, 1985-05-01, Page 14•
Times -Advocate, May 1, 1985
DISHING IT UP -- Among those helping in the kitchen at the Zurich
Chamber of Commerce annual ribs and sauerkraut dinner were Bob
Fisher (left) John Consitt and Chuck Erb.
DINING OUT - The Scott family - Al, Rosemary,
- attended the Zurich Chamber of Commerce's
sauerkraut dinner.
Justin and Darcy
annual ribs and
STIRRING THE POT June Fisher (left) and Tanya Erb check a pot
of spareribs cooking for the Zurich Chamber of Commerce's annual
ribs and sauerkraut dinner.
CLOSE QUARTERS Connie Risi (left) and Audrey Hoberer cut and
serve pie at the Zurich Chamber of Commerce ribs and sauerkraut
dinner.
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H -P SS Board gives approval
to closure of Ecole Ste. Marie
At a meeting Tuesday night of the
Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic
Separate School Board formal ap-
proval was given to closing Ecole Ste.
Marie at St. Joseph. The school will
not open for September 1986 classes.
The 50 pupils will be accom-
modated at St. Boniface School in
Zurich, six miles away.
Board chairman Ronald Marcy
said the school needs expensive
repairs, including a new roof, new
heating system and new windows. He
said closing Ecole Ste. Marie, instead
of fixing it, would free up money to
provide permanent accommodation
for the students at St. Boniface
School.
The board agreed the kindergarten
students from Ecole Ste. Marie who
attend St. Boniface, will remain in St.
Boniface for the next school year.
The board will increase the core
French at St. Boniface School to 40
minutes in grade 4 for September
1986, and 40 minutes in grade 5 for
September 1987,
The board will provide transporta-
tion from Ecole Ste. Marie area to the
French immersion program in
Goderich for students who wish to be
enrolled in the program starting
September 1985.
Dara Hartman was hired as
teacher ( Principal's Relief) at St.
Boniface School, Zurich; Heather
11 farcy is to be transferred from
}lesson to Our Lady of Mount Carmel
and Sheila McQuillan is to be transfer-
red from Our Lady' of Mount Carmel
to St. Marys.
The Huron -Perth County Roman
Catholic Separal School Board
listened to a plea from 10 concerned
parents from St. Mary's School,
Hesson, asking the board to alter its
decision to put a portable classroom
at the school and the board agreed to
wait to make a decision at its May -18
meeting.
Mary Kocher, spokesman; explain-
ed that the kindergarten pupils have
their classroom in the basement -- "a
very cozy and very busy environ-
ment, more or less in their own little
world. They have their own
washroom, their own drinking foun-
tain, their own sink for their paint
classes, their own cloakroom and
lunch box shelf. They have a well
equipped, cheery classroom, well
suited to their needs -- at a four and
five year old child's level and size.
'l'he area outside their classroom. and
this includes their washroom.
cloakroom and display area. are all
visible to the kindergarten teacher
from the door of the classroom."
Mrs. Kocher said they realized that
the kindergarten room, now barely
accommodates the 14 students in the
class this year, but for the projected
25 students who will be attending
kindergarten next term starting the
first of September, the solution would
be to divide the class. She said the lit-
tle ones could continue in their pre-
sent location which is ideal for the
children. She said no renovations
would be needed and no more
kindergarten furniture. only the ad-
ditional cost of a teacher teaching a
full day, rather than a half day
With 12 students, some 6f various
ethnic backgrounds. it would be
easier for the teacher to give them
more individual attention. she stated.
She spoke. of the expense of altering
another classroom for the
kindergarten students. the cost of put
ting that displaced class !grade 5 was
suggested by the board into a por-
table which would be costly to pur-
chase. renovate and furnish. She
spoke of the problem of these students
having to put on outerwear to attend
gym classes in the main school
building, attend computer classes.
audio-visual clases, do research. or
use resource material. She said a por-
table must tx located no less than 40
feet from the school
Ronald Marcy, board chairman.
gave another side when he read a let-
ter from a mother saying she would
preter that the 25 kindergarten
children not be divided but kept intact
in one class and that ttie services of
a volunteer teacher's aid tx• used. She
expressed concern those children of
ethnic origin might be channelled in-
to one class and separated from other
students. i Mrs. Kocher said certain-
ly not, as the parents were happy to
have their children mix with (htterent
people.)
The board voted seven to ,even
when a motion was made to continue
the kindergarten classes in the base-
ment and it was agreed no decision
should be made until the May 18
meeting.
REFILL -- Zurich Chamber of Commerce member Anson McKinley refills cups
ribs and sauerkraut dinner.
at the C of C's annual
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