The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-04-25, Page 17Effective September
Board of Education grants 53 contracts
BY WILMA OKE
The ,Huron County board of.
education last Monday endor-
sed the recommendation of the
"Noah"6 project" of the
Metropolitan Toronto Zoo
Fund to the extend that any
school wishing to participate
for the purpose of raising funds
to purchase a live specimen for
this Zoo may do so.
The Board endorsed the
'committee recommendation
that . Mrs. Mona Mulherne's
request be .denied for' .the
payment pf tuition fees by this
board for her attendance at the
H.B. Seal Secondary .School,
London, for the ''purpose of
taking a special art course. (It
was noted she was not presen-
tly a pupil in a school in Huron
and is a post - secondary
'graduate.)
Also denied "was a request of
W.R. .Wank, commercial
teacher at Goderich Collegiate
Institute, that he be released
from his .classroom duties for
the school year, 1974-75, ,so'
that he might work as a
resource and liaison person
in business education.
The board approved the
school year calendar as presen-
ted by the teacher -trustee -
administration liaison commit-
tee which calls for nine
professional activity days for
school year 1974,,75 and
distributes them, throughout
the year along with. mid -winter
break, Remembrance Day and
Easter Monday.
The report (loin the animal
care committee �was•.approved•
as a guideline for the use of.
animals ' in elementary and
secondary schools dealingwith
their care, food, and ex-
perimentation. On the coinmit-
tee are: Cath Addison, a
teacher at Clinton Public
School'; J.W. h Coulter, ad=
ministration centre; .J. Gnay, a
teacher at F.E. Madill Secon-
dary School; Harry 'Hayter, a
trustee from RR 2, Dashwood,
Ronald Jewitt, principal of
Zurich Public School, and Dr.
J.O. Turnbull, a Seaforth
veterinarian.
,A request from Principal of
Goderich District Collegiate In-
stitute was , approved to. send
the Goderich • Collegiate Con-
cert Band. on a three-day tour
'to'. Sarnia, St. Thomas,
Waterloo and Hamilton, May..
9-11 at a' cost of $300 for t,ra n-
sportation costs and the salary
for one supply teacher. .
'Finfty-three members were
grantred permanent contracts
effective September 1: Mrs.
Patricia Allen, Clinton P oldie
School; Mrs. 'Maxine Allison,
.J.A.D. Mccurdy Public School;
(Nixon . Baker;, South .Huron
District High School; „David
Bartlett, Wingham Public;
• AlaRt-Beattie, Usborne Public;
Mrs. Patricia Brereton,, Exeter
Public; Mrs. Suzanne Brooks,
South Huron District High;
Glenn Buck, Howick Central
Public;. Maxine Burch, Central
Huron Secondary; Mrs. Helene
Cameron, South Huron District
High; Marilyn Clark, Victoria
Public; Gerald Edwards F.E.
Madill 'Secondary; Mrs. Mary'
Ellison, Stephen Central
Public, Mrs., Parnela Giles,
Central Huron Secondary; ,Jean
Hancock, F.E. Madill; Floyd
Herman, Grey Central Publi4;
Rudolph Hoftmari, Turnberry
Central, Public; Audrey Howe,
Goderich Collegiate; Gordon
Johns, South Huron High; Mrs.
Krystin Ki pier, J.A. D.
McCurdy Public; Alan Leggatt,
Robertson Memorial Public;
Willard Long, South Huron
District High; Douglas Ludwig,
Central ' Huron 'Secondary;
John Lusted, Goderich District
Collegiate; Mrs. Kathleen
Machan, ..F.E. Madill; John
Mann, Wingham Public; Linda
McCaw, Goderich District
40,
Collegiate; Gerald McClinchey,
Queen Elizabeth Trainable
Retarded; Jeremiah McDon-
nell, South Huron District
High: Doris Mclvor, F.E;
Madill; Brian' Miller, Goderich
District Collegiate; Allan
Mullen, Goderich District
Collegiate; Mrs. Laura Mullin,
Central Huron Secondary; Mrs.
Marie Parsons, Howick Central
Public; Phillip Parsons, Howick
Central Public;,[Lynda Pierson,
Holm;esyille Public;' Mrs.
Marian Pullman, Holmesvilte
Pujiic; Madeleine Quick
Goderich District Collegiate;
Steven Rastow, J.A.D.
McCurdy Public; Robert
Redick, Zurich Public; Brian
Reeve, Central Huron Secon-
dary, Mrs. Laura Scott,
Brookside "Public; Ronald
Smith, Central Huron Secon-
dary; Paul Spittal, Holmesyi1le
Public; Mrs, Irla Stewart,
Holmesvil,le Public; Mrs;
Letitia Stirling; Howick CO:
tral Public; Mrs. Elizabeth
Stobo, Howick Central Public;
Beverley Swan, Exeter Public;
.John Talbot, Hullett Central
Public; Mrs. Mary Waters,
Usborne Central Public;' Mrs.'
Linda Wilhelm, F,E. Madill:
Mrs. Patricia Wilson, F.E.
Madill Second ry; Mrs. Sharon
Wittich, Blythl Public.
The board approved a
request for a field 'trip by
Hullett Central Public School
for 29 grade 8 students to go on'
a two-day trip to Toronto May -
'
ay' 9-10 to visit Toronto Inter-'
national Airport,' Fort York,
the Toronto Dominion Centre,
the Parliament, Buildings, the
Royal Ontario Museunl and the
Planetarium ton reinforce some
of the instruction they received
`to date this ,yea's in science,
history and geography and to
become somewhat aware of the
way of life in an urban centre,
at a cost of approximately $75
to board -school budget, and the
balance amounting to about
$20 per pupil.
One y, trustee, Herbert
Tur,kheirn, two.. administrators,'
Clinton Kinette Club hosts
Zone '1" interclub meeting
BY 'JIM FITZGERALD
The CIinfon Kinette Club
hosted over 200 Kinettes last
Wednesday night at the Clinton
Legion as they h'osted the Zone
"B", Kinette Interclub meeting.
Present. were 21:3 Kinettes
from 11 clubs, including Clin-
ton,.Goderich, Hensall, Exeter,
Lucknow, Wingham, Listowel,
Harriston, Mt. Forest,'Drayton,
and 'Shelburne.
Also present was National
Kinette co-ordinator. Melba'
Gray of Mildmay, District one
convenor -Ann Gammage of
Blenheim and her executive,
and former district secretary
.Jeanette Lobsinger of Mildmay.
Mrs. Gammage, who was
guest speaker, told the Kinettes .
that the District 1 support of
research into cystic fibrosis has
been considered so important,
that. ,�.both they and the Kin-
smen
smen will support the project
again this year. Zone "B" is
one of seven zones in District 1.
'She said- that over the 'past,
two years, District 1 has raised
$40,000 to, support . research
into the disease' which strikes
one out of every 1,000 children
at birth.
She said that no doubt the
ages of the members between
21 and 40 has much to do with
their awareness of the disease.
The life span of cystic fibrosis
children has risen from seven
to 2'1 years during the last
seven years.
Guest speaker was Shirley
Taylor of CFPL-TV, who spoke
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on numerous items of consu°mer
interest.
The national Kinette 'co-
ordinator Melba Gray presen-
ted a national banner' to the
president of the Clinton Club,
Roxanne Brown. Mrt;:° Gray is
.the only woman among seven
men serving on the. Kinsmen-
Kinette national executive.
Her appoinstment was by
national 'president George Ir-
ving Of -Cambridge,
The theme, for the evening
was Paris in 'Springtime . and
the host. cliub were
dressed in. Gingham gowns and
wide -brimmed hats. 'Pastel
shades carried throughoutythe
entire decoration scheme:
Convening the event was
Rhea Jones of Clinton and
committee of Clinton Kinettes
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consiting of Barbara .Norman,
1Mary, .Jean Beattie and Loreen
Denomme, all of Clinton.
The •presidents. of the 11
clubs each reppf'ted on the acs
tivities of their clubs during the
last year, including their fund
raising projects, work among
cern senior• citizens, young
people and community projects.
Three Kinettes' who, are .cam-
, paigrting for District convenor
were also present.
During the evening, prizes
donated by 64 Clinton and area
merchants and benefactors
were given out as door. prizes.,
Special entertainment for the
evening. was .provided by the
Snell Family of Londesboro,:
Bonnie, Betty, Barb, Rick and
•Rob.
possibly R.B Dunlop and W.D.
Kenwe)l, and two teacher
representatives were named to
attend a workshop on the
Government's education
resources allocation system to
'be held in Chatham on May 9.
The board approved an On -
taro -;Quebec teacher exchange
in 1974-7,.5 to give the teachers
of the second language an op-
Tortunity to have first-hand ex-
perience with life in the other
culture, all salaries and fringe
benefits to he, paid by original
employer. A travel allowance of
$250,will be paid by the respec-
tive Ministry of Education of
each candidate accepted.
Two applications have been
submitted in Huron --Michael
Harrington, Goderich District
'Collegiate and Miss Rae Wild,
Sou,th Hiiron District High
School.
Wilfred Shorireed•, vice -
.chairman, and another trustee
and two -members from ad-
ministration .will attend the
sixth annual convention of the
Ontario Public School Trustees
Association in Has;iilton .June
2-4.
HODERICH SIQNAL-STAR.• THURSDAY,'A
Two resignations from non -
teaching personnel were
received: Ken Galbraith, bus
driver, Howick Central Public
Sch'iool, effective April 12, and
Miss Shirley Mains, secretary
at Board Office,
Two 'students enrolled at
South Huron District ' High
School will have their fees paid
at f -LB. Beal Secondary School -
in London -next term when they •
will attend a special art make-
up course.
The board has received a
legacy of $300 under the terms
of, the will "of the late y,ictor
Lail-iston of Goderich which
will be invested and the income
therefrom used for the, main--
tenahce .,of the Robert Park
Merri.orial Medals.
.Bertrand- P. Morrin, (a bus,4
driver- at Turnberry Public
Scholl, will be made a member
of ipeht"nanent staff as -will Mrs.
Susan • Ritchie, clerical
Assistant, Media Centre ("half
time).
Gerald. Brophy, a custodian
at F.E. Madill Secondary
School, Wingham, .was released
from his duties as of April 19
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