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Board has decided. The schools to be built in the new style are St. Francis of Assisi in the Woodbridge area. Our Lady of the Rosary in Glen Shields and the Milliken Mills school. Some trustees ex- pressed concern about the feasibility of the core concept. but (‘on “Since the Ministry of Education wants us to consider the core concept for our new schools. and since the grants are the same as for a permanent all brick and mortar structure. maybe if we agree to go ahead and build the cores. the grants would be forthcoming more quicklv“. Town’s finance pommISSIoner IS retiring Its three top priority schools will be 'Core Concepts“. the York Region Separate School Board has decided. The schools to be built in the new style are St. Francis of Assisi in the Woodbridge area. Our Lady of the Rosary in Glen Shields and the Milliken Mills school. Some trustees ex- pressed concern about the feasibility of the core concept. but (‘on No time would be a good time for Richmond Hill‘s Commissioner of Finance. Bill Rice, to leave. but fiscal year end and budget time are the worst. ngg ngfighoo/s will be built in York nn frnm Rich- The core co btracted from the that pro Thompson from Rich mond Hill had the an swer. 1980 before he leaves.‘ so council can take ad- vantage of information he has at his finger tips and his historical perspective in the municipality. The core concept is a school with a main brick and mortar structure which would include a gymnasium. washrooms. administration centret library and some classrooms. To that main section are added a number of modules. which would be used as classrooms. Ed Joyce, business administrator for the board. explained that the holding or first school in any community would have a core capacity of 650 pupils. The magic number 650 would grant a double gymnasium. All other schools in the same Community would probably have a core built for a capacity of 400. The desirability of building core concept schools is in the future. If the number of pupils at any school increases or decreases the modules could be added [0 or school And in the.evenl that a school is no longer needed in a certain area. the core could be sold to the community as a com- munity centre. He explained the new method of building schools would ensure that in [he future there would be no more white elephant schools that no one could ever use again. Other boards have tried to sell schools to be used as a nursing home or some other project‘ but have failed. But the new cores could in the future be put to some good use in the community. Some trustees were concerned about the new idea. because all they could visualize was a bunch of portables somehow attached to the main building. Again Mr. Boyce solved thal problem by ex- plaining what the cores and modules look like and how there are Ministry guidelines abouL the quality of construction. He told the trustees he would be willing to take any who wanted on a visit to see a core concept school. and that they would find it difficult to tell where the core ended and the modules begin. The modules are not portables. They are built of quality materials and are designed to blend into the main structure as pleasingly as possible. They are also insulated and have thermopane windows. In fact. to build 2 concept school wil about the same permanent brick mortar school. Core concept st now exist in the Reg Peel and the provit Alberta. oncepl schools in the Region of province will core COSl and [0 w fill] 1“ (my ‘ t "5 3 KING TUT TREASURES IN STOCK 0N PREMISE REPAIRS @GRANDFATHH; â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" FILL OUT BALLOT-â€"â€"--â€"---. NAME...,. . ADDRESS ,V V STORE HOURS . I I l , | I a: CLOCK § $3Jmtdj: .:1. '. ' , : Mon. Fri. '“ : PRSOVINCE.... . . , I ; P‘ . use. 22179 L-_fTTEi¥§&5§¥§%éf§53‘iTiTiflJ saw-6pm @&W¢.G§®mmfi®kéfii:8@é¢mfi®fi®fi:@ 20 m 50% ~ OFF EVERY PIECE & 0F MERCHANDISE IN OUR STORE REnucEn FROM >8‘®E>3©'z>fi©‘3®35@ SHOP IN A FRIENDLY FAMILY ATMOSPHERE -â€" ------ FILL OUT BALLOT ------- NAME . E E E . . E . . . . V . V . ‘ E . . . . . ADDRESS . . . . . , E . . , , . V V . . . . , . CITY . . . . . . . . . . E . . E . . . E E . . . , E . . . V TOWN . . . . . E . , . . E E . . . , . . E . . . , . . . . V . PROVINCE . . E . . . . . , . _ E . . . . E . V . E _ . , E . R . j I E . . , . P.S. ENTER now FOR GRANDFATHER CLOCK DRAW DRAW DEC. 22nd, 1979 NOT AFTER CHRISTMAS 10123 Yonge St., Richmond Hill JEWELLERS THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. November 28. 1979 â€" A-ll ITEMS H . 5! x1 PRICE on LESS { 1; 0N MANYGIFT j/Z <2 , 884-1687 GENUINE STONES, CUFFLINKS, EARRINGS, BRACELETS, CHAINS, STICK PINS, CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELLERY BOXES, CRYSTAL, CHINA, GLASS, POTTERY, COPPER, GRAND- FATHER CLOCKS. Sincerely Julius, Esther, Mary, John, Ruth