Clinton News-Record, 1987-05-20, Page 2Page 2—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1987
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Bus system
expands
Two additional routes will be added to the
transportation plan for the Huron County
Board of Education (HCBE).
Board members approved the additions in
arder to better service the handicapped.
One route will run in the north end of the
school district, and the second will travel
through the southerly portion of the county.
HCBE board members reviewed the 1987
transportation schedule at their May
meeting.
Currently the school buses on 156 routes
travel 16,763 km daily in order to provide
service to 6,086 students.
The Huron, Board of Education owns and'
operates 40 school buses on 33 elementary
and developmentally handicapped school -
routes. Five spare buses are also available.
In addition, there is a board -owned activi-
ty bus at four secondary schools, namely at
Wingham, Goderich, Seaforth and Exeter.
The board has jurisdiction over 13 bus
contractors who supply service on 121 school
bus routes. The seven board -owned and two
contracted buses at Brookside Public School
at Dungannon also provide transportation
for students attending St. Joseph Separate
School at Kingsbridge.
Integrated busing in Ashfield, Colborne,
Goderich, Hullett, McKillop, Tuckersmith,
Vsborne and West Wawanosh Townships is
shared with other school boards.
The board also has use of a contracted van
that supplies weekend transportation for the
hard -of -hearing and blind students atten-
ding the Robarts School in London and the
McDonald School in Brantford. Two
students attending the Sir James Whitney
School in Belleville are transported to their
home in Huron County via bus, plane and
car on alternate weekends.
The HCBE is responsible for the cost of
transporting Huron County resident pupils
to Hillcrest Public School at Teeswater,
Lucknow Central Public School, Listowel
District Secondary School, Norwel District
Secondary School at Palmerston, Lorne
Avenue Sehnnl nnr+ Forest City School in
London.
Four board -owned buses provide
transportation for approximately 208 pupils
attending summer school at Central Huron
Secondary School in Clinton.
'A new program undertaken in 1986 sees
the use of one board -owned bus and seven
contract buses used to transport 45
developmentally handicapped students to
McCurdy, Victoria and Wingham Public
Schools.
In the annual transportation report, the
duties and licensing requirements for bus
drivers is outlined.
The report further notes, "The safety of
our students has at all times been a top
priority of this department and therefore
more time and effort have been devoted to
this important area by intermittent inspec-
tion of the drivers and buses.
"The management is constantly examin-
ing the entire transportation scene in an at-
tempt to provide equal or better service at
reduced cost to the community ever bearing
in mind the number of routes, length of
routes and length of riding time especially
as it pertains to kindergarten pupils."
CPH hosts relay
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Anyonepage
wishing to enter a team should
contact Terry at the physiotherapy depart-
ment at the hospital at 582-3447, extension
236, on or before May 22..
For those that would like to help out, but
don't feel up to racing, volunteers are still
needed to help with the cooking at the
barbecue and the timing of the relays.
Mrs. Flowers suggested that gloves would
be a good idea for any participants in the
race.
To kick off Fitweek the hospital will be
holding their own in-house competition on
Sneaker Day, May 22, for the craziest
sneakers worn.
Other local citizens should note that on
Sneaker Day every Canadian is invited to
wear sneakers at school, at the office, on the
job site I where safety permits) and
anywhere else they might be on May 22.
Sorority
learns
stencilling
CLINTON - The members of Hi Epsilon
Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met for
their May 12 meeting at the home of Ellen
Colson. Joanne Poelman presented a useful
program on the art of stencilling.
With a plastic stencil, paint sticks, and
brush, unique and attractive designs can be
applied to walls and even fabric. Designs
can be as simple or complicated as desired
using the same stencil kit. One can even
make one's own stencil. Joanne
demonstrated applying and blending colors
and had some of the members try it.
A letter was read from Beta Theta
Chapter in Goderich inviting members to at-
tend their May Ball, May 30.
A letter from Cela Sloman was received
which thanked the chapter for giving her the
First Lady Award.
A letter from Clinton Public Hospital was
read which invited chapter members to
form a team for the Wheelay Race May 27.
Marguerite Falconer asked for tufo
helpers to serve the CCB lunch on May 19.
Shirley Mills and Audrey Kemp will go.
A vote of thanks was given to Vivienne
Roy for her hard work in organizing a suc-
cessful Founder's Day Dinner. Those who
phoned potential donors for the Biond
Donors Clinic were thanked_
The final meeting will be held May 26 at
the home of Nancy Klomps. Weather per-
mitting it wi.0 begin with a potluck supper
and bonfire.
WEEKLY WEATHER
1987 1986
HI 1.0 HI 1.0
May 12 15 6 21 6
13 23 2 24 7
14 28 11 19 11
15 17 5 26 12
16 20 3 20 14
17 28 2 25 11
18 15 10 22 12
Rain 25 mm Rain, 51 mm