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PAGE 10.-+GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR ,"FFIUR"S»AY, NOVEMBER 13, 1975
HPSS board accepts priorities
By Wilma Oke Conception School in Strat-
The Huron Perth County ford estimated to cost $60,000,
.Roman Catholic separate For 197.7-; the capital
add
schoolboard set''priorities for forecast calls bfor Sen • addition
$470,000 in 1976 and for at St, `library
$445.000 in '1977 school im- Stratford, of a
proyement projects Monday resource centr , general
night. , purpose room, change rooms,
The board accepted the health room, general storage
recommendation that the and administrative
d$320,000 i ative areartto
5t
first task should be proN►d St.g Boniface School , Zurich, a
accommodation at Micharel's School, Stratford, library resource centre,
by alterations to classrooms 1 change rooms, plus
and 2 for industrial _arts, to alterationsto and exiting
classrooms 3 and 4 for home reading .centre
prin-
economics and to gym cipal's office for ad -
balcony to provide "a music ministrative area and storage
room, including equipment respectively;
for each at an estimated cost
of $125,000.
The second project St,
Joseph's School, Stratford, is
providing a general purpose
room, change rooms, ,health
room, general storage and •..
administrative area
estimated to cost $240,000.
The third project calls for
the purchase of three new
buses. (replacements) at an
estimated costof $45,000.
The fourth recom-
mendation is a site+purchase
'adj.oining Immaculate
Dublin trustee Joseph
Looby y expressed disap-
pointment that St.trick's
School, Dublin wa not in-
cluded in the forecast.
Jack Lane, superintendent
of business and finspce, said
the 184 -pupil St. Patrick's
School would not qualify for a
library resource centre until
enrolment increased as the
Ministry of Education calls
for an enrolment of 210 pupils
' or six classrooms for the
centre.
Mr. and -Mrs. Jerry Wilbur Karen of Parkhill visited with
and Mr. and Mrs. Ennis
his parents on Sunday.
Comfort, spent the weekend at, WI
Wilburs' summer home here. On november 5 Dungannon
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park, Women's Institute met at the
Patty and Tod visited with home of Mrs. Russel Alton in
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lawlor at Goderich.
"
Auburn on Sunday. Mrs: Elmer Black, first
Valerie Park is employed vice-president, presided and`
at the Schaefer Pen now. welcomed 17. members and
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rhody four visitors.
(nee Kathy Hallam) and plvns were made for., the
family have moved' into a Huronv ew Birthday party to
mobile home on Crawford be held at 2 p•m•. November
Ave. in Dungannon.. They. 19. Plans for the. group's
formerly lived in Meneset Christmas Party were
Park. discussed with arrangements
Mrs. Chisholm's sister, to be completed by the
Mrs. Earl Ritcey, Middleton,
Nova Scotia visited for a few Executive for Thursday, increases were within the board.
daysjecently with Mr° and December 4, 1975. increases
set by the Four new Roman Catholic Mrs. Len Chisholm and Mrs. Alvin Kerr gave a g
concise report of the Rally government. separate school zones have,
family. Trustee John O'Drowsky of been verified by the ministry
Rev. K. G.� Dobson held at Belgrave. Members St. Marys commended both of education and the Catholic
are ,reminded of the meeting ratepayers living within these
preached er sermon entitled, Mr. Vintar and Mr. Tokar for
."Remember" for Remem= re "Crime and Violence" to staying within the guidelines '" areas can direct their tax
worship service be ' `held in W ingham, support to the separate
branceat Dun aDaynn p December 3. although their salaries, were
M Dungannon United Church.
Miss -Shelley Motto,
' `B'e a u ti f u 1 set prior to the ministry schools. In Huron-;'I'oWnsYiips
the orggannand Miss Fra" Frances Thoughts" was given using ` restrictiO to•
of Stanley and Tuckersmith;
Logtenberg accci"rnp'an'ied the poerrts and prose and ern- Namedthe ad-hoc salary Townships of East and West Choir on the guitar for their phasizing the importance of negotiating committee for Wawanosh; Township of East
teachers were board mem- W awanos.h.
For anyone. in- inner thoughts. ry boa
number. A nest, Mrs. Harvey
terested a conference on Wise ..„ Webster, .of LucknoW closed
"'Land Use is being.held on
November 20 and 21 in her motto with the poem, "If
God went on strike!'
•Brucefield United Church. The Area Convention report.
' The '.Explorers ' meet on
p
Monday at 7 •m. and the was well prepared .and given
the president, Mrs.
Little People on Wednesday bythe
McNee, •who along
at 7 •p.m. Choir practice is
also on Wednesday at 7 p.m. with .t,Mrs. E. Black 'had at-
- Visitors on the weekend tended the two-day. con -
with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin vention in St. Thomas.
Smith were Mr. and Mrs. The topic on Culture was
Karl Smith and family' -of given by Mrs. Bert Alton of
Chatham arid Mr. and Mrs. Luckrt'ow who spoke of
Peter Lauzon of Stoney Point. culture in Australia, a land of
Mrs. Harold J'enken, contrasts. Her topic was
Saskatoon and her daughter instructive and interesting.
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gifts were given to each guest
Stanley Dunn, and baby speaker froth - the convener,
daughter Sandra of Mrs. R, Alton. Asocial time was enjoyed
Hawkestone, Ont., called on► Wilbur oyed
,Mrs. Jenken's aunt Mrs. 'Brown °MrsSeWMAs"Stewart
Chas. Fowler and Mr. Fowler
on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs: E. Black served
Thos. Fowler, Darrel and cake and ice cream.
Gathering hears speeches
at office opening
-"We must justify the need bers: Donald Crowley, RR 2, Mr. Lane reported that the
for the project," he said, Gadshill, Arthur Haid, RR 4; portable • classroom at St.
Wingham trustee, William Listowel, Gregory Fleming, Aloysius School was rented to
Kinahan said he found it Crediton, and Howard the Perth County board of
difficult to support the Shantz, Stratford, and their education at a rent of $1,000
forecast with the 133 -pupil appointments were effective from January to June 1976
Sacred Heart School, immediately. u and all moving expenses
-A borrowing by-law ,. for borne by the Perth Board. He
W'ingham. included in the $300,000 was passed to carry said the ,portable will be,
1974 forecast for a library the board for the remainder moved this week.
resource centre, special of the year. The meeting
education classroom. change. Mr Lane • reported the 1 2 midnight
rooms and general storage, renovations to the new board continued as
has been dropped in this office costing $30,000 and the the whole.
year's list. moving costs of $5,000 were as
"There . is supposed to be
budgeted,
equal opportunities for all - Mr, O'Drowsky presented a
students.,." Mr. Kinahan detailed report of. the ad hoc
said. curriculum review com-
Mr. Lane assured him that •nittee and the committee,
the forecast is based on was 'disbanded after being
ministry forecast„,,,
education commended for the work
guidelines, 'and that the carried out in the study.
W ingham- school would not be The board adblited the
one, to get the ,ministry's implementation procedure of
blessing. the ad hoc committee on
Salary increases of $2,400 early school leaving, 'and
were given to John Vintar, appointed -William Kinahan
director of education, raising and. David Teahen to 'the
''his salary to $35400 effective committee.
August 1, 1975, and to Joseph The board approved a -
Tokar, superintendent of request from the principals'
special services, raising his association that copies , of
salaryto $29,400 ,effective approved, board minutes and
September 1, 1975. 'the agenda be sent to each
Stratford trustee Hosard principal within the system to
Shantz remarked that -these be posted on they -staff bulletin
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MY NAME I S
GARY BROWN
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My wife and I have been living here for over a month
now and are enjoying the town and area very much.
I am looking forward to . offering the people of
Goderich our services. I believe our hours will provide
extra convenience.for the people since we will be open
till 8:00 on Thursday and 6:' ! on Friday nights.
would like to invite th : {{," ' pie to stop by and see our
branch. I am sure we can e of service -to them.
adjourned. at
when board
committee -of -
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