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$fratf�rd YMCA
Recreation project
to stress participation
BY SUSAN WHITE
Students in th,e" Stratford
schools under' the,. Hurpn
Perth' Roman Catholic
Separate School Board will
participate in a remedial
recreation „project which will
be offei ed by the,, Stratford
YMCA. The project, funded
,under a federal; LIP grant, is,
in two parts.
The first, known as "The
Club"' is for children from
six to fourteen' and ,is
designed to "hekb the child
develop new skills and in-
crease his selfsconfidence".
The program will be offered
free at St. Paul's Parish Hall
and at the Y. -
The other program ..will
teach recreational shills and
is designed to help children
"overcome their •feelings of
helplessness, anxiety and
rejection when. they are
confronted with participation
in group activities, or are
asked to participate in team
sports by their friends.
The - Board agreed at their
CQPBt?,ICliSioNA,L•S,
meeting in Seaforth Monday
night" to allow the' YMCA's
program director to..contact
the princip is in the. Strat-
• ford HPRG�S.�schools, for help
ip finding the children who
would ' most benefit from
these programs.
Both programs : will' be
staffed by volunteers and;,by
trained recreational staff:,
the board learned. Assistant
Superintendent Joseph Tokar
said the samer programs
had been conducted sue-
ces'fully last, year, when the
HPRCSS Board took part.
The HPRCSS board also
agreed to give the Stratford
Parents Without Partners
'permission to use the. gym at
St. Aloysius School. Group
members and • their children
will use the gym every six
weeks. The board decided
the group was an
educational one and as such
' came udder their usual
policy on the use of school
buildings.
One child bitten
4.
Teachers
to learn first:
Thirty-two teachers and Board" heard at the meeting
caretakers from the Huron—:' in Seaforth MQnda t
Perth •Roman Catholic Trustee Joe idoby, whose,
Separate Schools are at- interest .Last fall led, to the
tending a first" aid „cdurse in course being offered, asked
• Straifbrd,• organized by 'John " for' a list with .the napes of
M c'C a r ro l l, physical ,those taking the course.
education consultant to the "Are any bus drivers
,.board and George Nutt of taking it", Michael Connolly,
Woodstock. Additional Kippen area trustee, wanted
glasses will be organized for to know. Director of
board personnel in South E�lucat�ion John Vintar said
Huron, Seaforth and that bus drivers were- in-
Vl�i;i�.hrt'm' 'nrea. the HPRCSS formed about the course.,
ttSPECIALq GROUT
Vikings first Toss
Hey what's everybody looking at? A group of players wait season to the tough Stratford club while the juniors were
for a rebound under the basket in last Friday -'s action at a little luckier escaping with a 49-48 victory. (staff photo)
GDCI. The senior' Vikings lost°+ their first game of the
Loose dogs are concern in village of Dublin
BY SUSAN WHITE
Township Council asking Seafor‘h property owned by •Farwell, Gaetan ,Blanchette
Big dogs running at large them to, prohibit dogs' run R.S.Box expires on January and Mr. Pontsioen,.
in the school yard at St. ning at large in the village'of 31, 1976'.
A report from Francis
Iiatr►ck s -School, Dui51►n,are ttatri hat ought:tosolve ''1Vlemberst-the coi=nfnittee TC -qtt, . e_hatrma of the_,
worrying teachers and things, trustee Joe Looby of are chairman Michael
parents, Sister ' Florence Dublin commented, 'Connolly; Kippen and Alton
Kelly, principal - of ,the Marcy,, 'Stratford and , Bill .
"school, told. members of the In a -Committee ' of the' 'K•inahan, Kingsbridge. ,
Huron Perth Roman Catholic Vitale session after th'e
' Separate School Board in a regular megting board
letter read at the board members formed a corp -
meeting Monday night. mittee u`to'study alternatives
Children have . been for board office facilities in
knocked over and in one ,the• future," Board Chairman
case a child was bitten. David Tealien - of , Stratford..
• Board -members decided to Said. The, hoard's present
send a Tetter to Hibbert lease an its office in the
South Huron meeting,
Thepresence of two
principals as observers' at
the board meeting, •'Adrian
Pontsioen of St. .Xoseph''s,
Clinton and Paul 'Nickel of
St.` Ambro§,e, ;Stratford,
prompted Trustee Looby to
say that he thought it would
be a good idea for principals,
whoattend board meetings
to,be invited'to speak. '
"They " could came
prepared to talk about their
schools, what they like and,
• t • ,
te and expressed
don't • like", Mr. Looby said,
•the concern
of the principals
r..4ti
Allison Jackson, mental Van Raay; vice president- were just -names and were
-
retaa'rdation' co-ordinator Robert Southcott; recording not known to board members
from London was the guest secretary - 'Mrs. Margaret
speaker at the annual Wein; corresponding
meeting of the& South Huron secretary Mrs. Margaret
• Association for the Mentally. Purdy;, and treasurer Mrs.
Retarded. She spoke on' what Ann Klungel.
the government has --done Committee chairmen .for
and is going to do for the the year were also elected;
mentally retarded. --adult services - Mrs. Helen
Rev.. Andrew, Blackwell, Kneale; family,care-.-' -' lylrs:"
past -; president of the Nonie Hemingway;• property
ass''ociation read a prepared - Glen .Greb; campaign -
" • report on the events and' Mrs. Alma Godbolt; Flowers
:.,_._,accompl,.sihemtns of - the pf Hop,e - Mrs. Kathleen
association in ,1974. The Whitmore; membership. --_
treasurer's° books" 'were -Mrs. Anne Cann; nursery
audited and approved. "' Rev. Andrew ,Blackwell and
Executive officers for 1975 YCMAR - Martin Van Raay.
were elected as follows:. The association received a
Rev. Andrew Btedkw'ell, past. 'donation of $100. from the'
president; president 7 Case Exeter Rodee Co'mmittee., .
•
personally.
At a future 'meeting,' Mr.
Looby Concluded, he, would,
like to see „pnrincipals invited
to talk about their schools.
Ther board agreed to ap-
point 'its' personnel com-
mittee to repr'esenf--them in
contract negotiations with
the Huron -Perth Unit of the
Ontario • English Catholic
-Teachers' Association.
Personnel committee
members are Chairman
Vincent Young, and Arthur
'Haid, Francis 1-licknell and.
Howard Shantz. Negotiatng
for the teachers, will be Clem
Stefflei•, president of the
Huron Perth OE'CTA, Dot
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The hoard learned. that
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