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by Wilma Oke'
Huron Perth County
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WINNERS OF
TRIP FOR 2 TO HOLLAND
Ken & Melba O'Gorman ' Mrs. Donna Rockefeller
R.R. No. 1 Chalk River R.R. No. 1 Clear Creek
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adults
SS* .,laid a e has ;had `n
suaceoa in, go
i Ming xi%a .1Or
citazens". out for programs
"They are " yrisby waahyjust.
now, but X think possibly this
winter they will -come to the
school to play cards. one
evening."
She said; during I the
professional development
day on. November 4 she had 51
children attending a full day
activity period in the school,
assisted by four Grade 8
students -- games, - craft,
singing and movies.
Shesaid she is a voting
member now of the Dublin
Recreation association and
works with the Leo club
members, assisted by the
Dublin Lions club.
She said she has applied for
another $10,000 grant this
year from the Ministry of
Education to continue her
work for 1978. She said . the
community school concept
had a slow start in Dublin
until people understood it and
'her role.
She said now it is "my job
to get people to take more
responsibility for the
programs and to carry them
on when I leave." The
government will give the
grant for two years only. She
said she hopes to know by the
middle of December whether
they will get it for a second
-„year.
She reported that one of the
projects the will be working
on in' 1978, if the grant is
received, is the 100th birthday
celebration by Dublin on the
July 1, 1978 weekend. She is -.
the secretary of the cen-
tennial committee and will
head up the publicity.
During the regular session
which got underway at 10
p.m., Director of Education
William Eckert handed out
copies of the board's
newsletter which had been
completed and ready for
distribution to the separate
school ratepayers in Huron
and Perth and other in-
terested persons. The cost of
the newsletter was given as
approximately $500. It in-
cluded the board's financial
statement, which, if printed
in the local weekly
newspapers in the two
counties, would ave cost
about $1,100.
Mr. Eckert said about 195
persons, including trustees
and their wives, represen-
tative - groups of principals
and teachers and their
spouses, some parents and
some members of the clergy
will be attending the Focus on
Faith Day in Dublin. The
meeting is to start on
November 20 at 12 noon.
A letter from the assistant
Bishop John Sherlock stated
Bishop Emmett Carter would
be returning from the Vatican
and invited representatives to
attend a meeting at Mount St.
Joseph in London on
December 5 at 10 a.m. to hear
a report from Bishop Carter.
The regular meeting was
finished about 11 p.m. when
the trustees went back behind
closed doors again to com-
plete unfinished business.
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