The Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-12-02, Page 4Ccunmunity News
The Goderich Kinettes staged their annual Christmas Bazaar and Tea over the weekend
and you can bet a number of Christmas lists were filed thanks to the fine craft work of
the ladies. Michelle Denomme and Erin Purser took on the task of manning one of the
gift -laden tables and were thrilled at the good attendance for the bazaar. (Photo by Rob
Bundy)
Board requests
$6 million for school
o from page 1
In other -business the trustees approved
the working drawings for the addition and
renovations at St. Ambrose separate school
with work to be carried out in the spring.
Special education self-contained classes,
located at this time at St. Aloysius School
will be transferred to St. Ambrose School by
September 1988. The special education
classes will be attended by all exceptional
elementary pupils in Stratford and Perth
County.
With Immaculate Conception School dos-
ing at the end of June, 1988, all the students
from Kindergarten to Grade 7 will be
transferred to St. Ambrose School with the
start of school in September, 1988, with bus
transportation provided. All Grade 8 pupils
in Stratford will continue to attend St.
Michael School during the 1988-89 school
term.
Grade 7 students from St. Joseph's School
will be moved to St. Aloysius in September,
1988, and the Grade 8 students from St.
Joseph's will be moved to the same school in
1989.
Plowing Match
With the International Plowing Match to
be held in Perth County from September
20-24 in 1988, the Huron -Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate School Board will
take advantage of the opportunity to display
the school program to visitors at the match.
The board will rent a booth 60 feet wide and
10 feet deep to display students' art, writing,
Science Fair projects, French immersion,
Religion/Family Life education, etc. On a
stage outside the education and'health tent,
students will have the opportunity to per-
form music, drama, choral reading,
physical education and other student in-
volvement. The cost to the board will be
about $6,000.
Redistribute Trustees
The trustees are concerned about a pro-
posal by the Ministry of Education to
redistribute trustees based on population
rather than property assessment. Trustee
Ron Murray of Dublin said this would not be
fair to small boards as they will have fewer
trustees to, cover larger rural areas. If this
proposal becomes law, Mr. Murray said the
Huron -Perth Board could lose two trustees.
Board Chairman David Durand of Zurich
agreed with Mr. Murray that the board
would be short-changed by redistribution
but before writing the ministry to express
the board's concern they should wait for
Jack Lane, Superintendent of Business and
Finance, to figure out which areas of the two
counties will be affected. Mr. Murray said
the ministry is not making provision for
small boards and they should be keeping
their same numbers as they are now.
Endorse Resolution
The board unanimously endorsed the
AIDS curriculum as developed by the In-
stitute for Catholic Education. Bishop John
Sherlock of London approved the use of the
program u* t,* schools.. It conforms, tO the
expectations,1desiees ana sense 'of' faith' of
parents, priests and teachers.
Bishop Sherlock in his letter to the board
said the program should be used in conjunc-
tion with the Religion Education and
Catholic Family Life program so it will be
part of an integrated effort to form followers
of Christ, committed to chastity and to the
moral choices necessary to live a chaste
life.
The AIDS Education Committee ap-
pointed by the board endorses the program.
It includes trustees, administrative staff,
teachers, and parents. This committee is
planning public meetings with parents
before presenting the program to the
Grades 7 and 8 students in the school
system. Bishop Sherlock stressed that
parents must be given a chance to review
this program and express their opinions and
to be allowed the option of withdrawing their
children from the program if they choose to
do so. He said the program is a truly
Catholic response to the scourge of AIDS
and will contribute to the sanctification of
the Church and the preservation of the
human family.
Trustee Ernest Vandershot of St. Marys
said the board should hold meetings with the
priests in both counties so they can give an-
nouncements in church.
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