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The Huron Expositor, 1983-05-18, Page 5D,p1511011t and QQQa THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 18, 1983 — AS Dublin school gets new. principal in two county wide shuffle ' PREMIER IN STRATFORD—An anxiously awaiting crowd of over 500 applauded as Premier William Davis approached the platform for the official opening of Victoria and Grey's new $2 million data centre in Stratford. Here, Mr. Davis Is met by V and G's officials, depositors and local politicians. The sweet smells of summer Correspondent a good one for the cottage JOAN CRONIN folk to open up their cottage 345-2772 or trailer at the lake for the The month of May is passing by quickly and the elementary and secondary school students will soon be out of school for the summer. The college and university. students have been out for a few weeks now and are trying to get employment for the summer. The weather has not been too consistent as the rain manages to appear for a few days each week. The farmers got back on the land and,, sure did make the dust fly. A number of ladies were planting gar- den seeds and replanting their strawberry plants mak- ing ready for more produce. The smell of freshly cut lawns this weekend was fantastic. It made one forget about the cold bleak days of winter and look forward to the planting, growing and harvest to come. The base- ball and soccer players are all out in full force, practising up for the beginning of another season. The sun bathers got a few days to change their pale skin to flaming red. The little folks donned their shorts only to find they had cute little legs and, by the end of the dity. scraped knees. This comine weekend is a summer. City dwellers enjoy escap- ing from the hustle and bustle of the business world, to the quiet, more open, spaces of cottage country. The smell of the barbecue or the toasting of marshmallows over a campfire on the beach sure does beat the turmoil of living in a high rise apart- ment in downtown Toronto. On holiday weekends the traffic becomes congested and often times result in numerous accidents. We hope everyone has a good holiday and that your journey wherever you go may be a safe and enjoyable one filled with lots of fun in the sun. The Dublin Catholic Wo- men's League plan a very interesting and informative evening May 24, in the St. Patrick's Parish Hall at 8:00 p.m. at their regular meet- ing. The guest speaker is Elaine Gottschall on the subject of "Nutrition". Everyone wants to live a healthy life and in order to maintain this, one needs to know the proper foods to eat and how to prepare them without their loosing their nutritional value. This meet- ing is open to anyone, so please feel free to come and of her Preliminary Free Skate Test. Jennifer has just comp - leted six weeks of Spring Skating School in Ilderton. Principals and teachers in the Huron -Perth Separate School system will be shuffled around at the end of this school year. The transfers were approved at the Huron -Perth Separate School Board's May 9 meeting as was the closing of two classrooms, one at Immaculate Conception in Stratford and the other at St. Boniface in Zurich. The principals to be transferred are Larry Cook of St. Patrick's in Dublin who will be moving to St. Michael's in Stratford; Immaculate Conception principal Michael Dewan who is going to St. Patrick's in Kinkora and the Kinkora principal, Ennis Murphy. is being transferred to St. Patrick's in Dublin. The principal transfers are taking place as St. Michael's principal Sister Audrey Dumouchelle is moving to Moosonee. The separate school board had also given consideration to twinning two Stratford schools. St. Ambrose and St. Joseph's. Instead, a classroom may be closed at St. - Joseph's. If twinning had taken place, one principal would have served the two schools. 11111 ✓Y -/l✓' - ,/./' ./ - -' bring a friend. 1t may be the holidayy to celebrate Victoria beg4ining of a healthier, 7515�y?L" If two is "a' vralinVioi i for, '.�.. years to enjoy a fireworks hdppier you: .:... display but they are hard to Congratulations to. Miss find any more. Larger cent- Jennifer Cronin, daughter of ers schedule special displays Mr. and Mrs. Danny Cronin to the delight of young and of Cromarty, on the passing old. This weekend is usually Stratford wants to rent Lodge land Perth County Council has been requested to consider leasing its share of a portion of land on Spruce Lodge property to the City of Stratford. Spruce Lodge, adminstra- tor Jim Henry spoke on behalf of the Spruce Lodge Board of management at county council's May 12 meeting The reason for the request, as outlined by Mr. Henry, is to allow the city to apply for funding under the Commun- ity Recreation Centres Act (CRCA) for an estimated $818.000 activity centre at the lodge. The proposed activity centre represents phase two of a three-phase plan for the home for the aged. Phase one is the addition of 50 apartment units while phase three includes improvements to the existing structure. The city and the county are currently equal partners in the ownership of Spruce Lodge, with the separated town of St. Marys having a 7.25 per cent share in the home. Ellice Township Reeve Fred Knechtel asked why the country couldn't become sole owner of the land to apply for the funding. "Low Cost" ROOFING, SIDING .SMALL ADDITIONS I'or Free Estimates 527-1505 There will be some changes at the two schools that are having classrooms closed. Bette Bedard of St. Boniface will be transferred to Ecole Ste. Marie and Marg Boosence of Immaculate Conception will be transferred tb St. Aloysius in Stratford. Neither teacher will be replaced at their present schools, Director of education William Eckert said declining enrolment is the basic reason for the closing of the two classrooms. However it will not mean-thal triple grade classes will be in either school. Other teachers to be transferred are: -George Van Slyck of St. Michael's in Stratford will be going to Holy Name of Mary in St. Marys; -Percy Lauwaert of St. Aloysius will be moving to St. Michael's; -Doreen Nogalo, a half-time kindergarten teacher at St. Patrick's Dublin will move to half-time kindergarten teacher at St. Joseph's in Clinton; Helen Van Bakel, a half-time principal's relief at St. Joseph's in Clinton will become a kindergarten teacher at 5t. Patrick's Dublin; -Margaret Rowland of St. Patrick's Dublin will move to St. Columban; -Joan Murray of St. Columban will move to St. Patrick's, Dublin; -Loretta Ayotte of Ecole Ste. Marie will be moviti,g to St. Mary's in Goderich; -Karen Cleary of St. Mary's in Goderich will become an itinerant French teacher for the Goderich school and St. Joseph's in Clinton; -Yaga McInnes, the itinerant French teacher at St. Joseph's in Clinton and in St. Columban will switch to itinerant French teacher -at St. Patrick's in Dublin and in St. Columban; -Rita Lawaert, itinerant French teacher for all five Stratford separate schools and St. Patrick's in Dublin will drop St. Patrick's; -Marianne Hogan, a part-time teacher at Sacred Heart, Wingham and in Kingsbridge will only be part-time in Kingsbridge. In other business, the board approved hiring Ken Young as the custodian for St. Patrifk's. in Kinkora starting July I. Wicker Shop Main St., Seaforth wally ootwear DRYWALL KNOWN FOR HIGH QUALITY Peter Bakos Drywall COMPLETE DRYWALL SERVICE 527-1398 CLOS\G Ok3R000iikS May 2\ satkIcaa, Disc C1 6TH ANNIVERSARY SALE b STARTS THURSDAY MAY 1% STORE -WIDE DISCOUNTS Water Well DRILLING W. D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN. ROTARY RIGS Neil 527-1737 Du rl 527-0828 Jim 527-0775 EVERYTHING Must Be Sold CLEARING OUT j SALE NEW Summer Sandals 20% OFF 07 Several Shoes less than $1000 SAVE $1000 ON Dress Sandals bnd Pumps The leasing of the land to the city is necessary to apply for 25 per cent funding from CRCA explained Mr. Henry. He added that under its funding program, CRCA doesn't recognize the county as a municipality. The fact that the city may have control of the land doesn't mean county or St. Marys' residents in Spruce Lodge won't be able to use the activity centre, Mr. Hen- ry emphasized. The whole activity centre phase depends on whether or not the City of Sttatford agrees to the plan. At its most recent meeting. Strat- ford City County referred the matter to its finance sub- committee. The Spruce Lodge admin- istrator said the proposed activity centre has been estimated at about $11,000 square feet in size. The land to be leased to the city will be approximately 11,000 square feet of the 12 acres Spruce Lodge is located on. Additional sources of fund- ing for the activity centre are being explored noted Mr. Henry. The plans for the activity centre include meeting the games rooms with a therap- eutic pool high on the priority list. etcV �u� � C�0 001,3,011 3 10000W MEN'S DRESS and CASUAL SHOES WORK BOOTS 20%OFF slOw to 20"OFF NOW OPEN Charlene Delaney's In order that the friendly crew at The Expositor may enjoy t'.e long weekend with family and friends, The Huron Expositor will be closed this Monday, Victoria Day, May 23. LOLLIPOPS MESH TIES ;1999 Reg. $24.95 JUST ARRIVED! 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