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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1974
PC LEADER VISITS 111.IRON - lion. Robert Stanfield, leader of the Federal PC Party, made au
official visit to lluron on Saturday on behalf of "Bob" McKinley, the Conservative candidate in
the riding for tine upcoming election. Mr. Stanfield is shown here with Mr. McKinley as he talks
to a group of followers at a beef barbecue al Pineridge Chalet. From this are the leader and his
parry travelled to \Vingham where he participated in a television program,
(T,A, Photo)
Cut down on professional days
(continued from page 1)
ing year are: Jini Dade, to St.
Columban; Airs. Doreen Nogalo,
St. Patrick's, Dublin; Mrs.
Carol McDonnell, Precious
Blood, Exeter; Sister Loretta
Hagen and Miss Elizabeth Ern-
est, both of St. Mary's School,
Godericli; Thomas heeler, St.
James, Seaforth; Sister Mary
Regier and Edward Capelli ro
l-loly Name of Mary School,
St. Marys; Sister Mary Winifred
Miss Katherine Dick and Gary
Prince, both to St. Boniface,
Zurich; Percy Lauwaert, St,
Michael's School, Stratford;
Mrs, Jeannette Eybergen, St,
Aloysius School, Stratford:
and Mrs, Loretta Iload to St.
Ambrose School, Stratford,
Itinerant French teacher
hired: Mrs. Rita Lauwaert to St.
Marys, Ilesson; St. Patricl<;s,
Kinhora, St. Patricks, Dublin
and St. Columban.
The board authorized the
trading of a small strip five
feet by 450 feet on the east
side of the Seaforth property
purchased recently from Arthur
Wright and Neil Bell for anoth-
er narrow strip five feet by 2Su
feet on the south side owned by
Ewart Wilson, of R,R.4, Sea -
forth. The trading will provide
the school board with property
with an outlet to a side street
which has not been constructed
as yet. The Board will pay the
total cost of severence and legal
fees.
Another trade in property
happened in Stratford in the
northwest area of the city where
the boundaries were adjusted on
the 11.87 acres owned by the
Huron -Perth Board as a future
site for a school. The trade was
with Eiwo Canadian Building
Company Limited in order to
finalize the subdivision plans
for the area proposed by the
Ie
Eiwo Company.
'Ted Geoffrey, R,R.2, Zurich,
chairman of building and maint-
enance C011110itlee reported it
is costing the board :r:, per
ntontll for lite storing of old
windows in the Coliseum which
have been taken from schools
renovated by the hoard.
The board endorsed the resol-
ution from the City of London
for the development of a prow- •
ince-wide system of demount-
able schools. The London Board
of Education is proposin;gro dev-
elope a •joint adntinistrat ive-
board committee to study Ile
applicability of the demount-
able structure concept for !lie
proposed new schools in the
11)7.) capital works budget.
The board will advise the
I luron Count y Board of Rlucat 101
that there is no additionil
space 10 rent al the former four -
room St, Peters School in Gud-
erich. ,1t the present bone the
Huron Board rents 1 hree class-
rooms for the Queen Elizabeth
School for the Trainable Retard-
ed and had requested the fourth
room. it is rented ro the Knight
of Columbus for a meeting
roost, Vincent t oun;g, of God-
erieli informed rite board Intent -
hers. Ile said, "T fail to see the
urgency of putting the Knights
• our of !louse and (tome because
a year from now they (Moran
Board) will be through renting,"
The I lurnn Board is in the pro-
cess of building an additinn and
renovating Victoria Public
School in Goderich where it is
providing space in the school
for the Queen Elizbeth School
for the Trainable Retarded
which will be ready for the 1073
16 term.
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The 'Town of Guderich is
interested in renting space
for the Day Nursery School next
year when 1110 I luron Huard no
longer rents the roosts, also the
Guderich Art Club and they will
he informed the Huron- Perth
Board will consider renting at
that time.
The Board acepeted the res-
ignation of 01151 LN:thin and hits
driver, 'Tony I\ iionntte, al
Ecolc Ste. Marie, effect ive
June
11011 Crowley, of R, , dads
hill, reported The two tett 72-
; passenger bases were it1 service
at ITcole Ste, Marie and at
Ilesson, TI ie old buses were
traded in.
At the request of Joseph Looby
of Duhliu, Snperlutendent of
j Education John Vintar, or his
assistant, Joseph Tohar, has
been asked to visit St. Patrick's
School in Ituhliu to determine
what should be (kite for the
K indergarten e lass. Presently
it is housed in the former
Ions into tic 1100 across t
road from St. I'atricks. ilr.
'mob) said there is a request
for floor covering for the Kind-
ergarteu roost and the teacher
wants the toilets moved up-
stairs. Ile said he was told the •
reacher is lonely with only her
class in Thr; school and she
complained to having, ro cross
the main street with the child-
ren to go over to SI. Patrick's
Mr. Looby said t hat as rite
hoard does not own tire. building
Ise questioned spending motley
in it. Ile asked about getting, a
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Francis llicknell, of R.12.5,
Seaforth said he had received
complaints too, and said he
felt the K indergarten class
should nor he housed in the
former Continuation School,but
one of the older classes . He
said when the Kindergarten rea-
cher and class wanted. to use the
gym they had ro cross the high-
way and the teacher ihad to put
on the outer clothing for almost
every child herself. Mr. Ilick-
nell said that if a Kindergarten
pupil became ill (as often
happens in this age group) then
the teacher had to phone rite
principal to serol over a Grade
i student ro assist.
The administration staff will
check with the teachers to find
ow how many are interested
in taking a first aid course.
This is a follow-up 10 a request
front Mr. Looby who feels one
teacher in each school at least
should have first aid Training
in ease of an emergency. Tf
enough teachers are interested
to form a class rho St. John
Ambulance will be asked to
give the course,
Howard Shantz, Stratford,
Vincent Young, c;oderich and
Oscar Kieffer, of Bluevalo,
who attended the Canadian Trus
....,a. �...�
tees' Association convention in
Regina, gave reports,
Mr. Young said the main
thing for him was the concern
expressed about rhe pastors
teaching religion in the schools.
The problem seemed to he if
"we should give it back to the
parish priest to teach religion
in the schools, and if not, then
we should educate our teachers
ourselves at special courses."
Mr Young 'said that now par-
ents want reading, writing and
arithmetic but they also want
religion, especially when they
are paying extra for it (in the
separate schools).
Mr. Shantz said that he felt
each catholic trustee should be
willing to enter the pulpit to
expound on catholic education.
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