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About 150 citizens front Huron
Township and Ripley, as well as
interested people from Kinloss,
Kincardine and Bruce Townships,.,
met last •Wednesday, December : •
13th at Ripley to .'ask questions and.
discuss -the-pros-and coils-of'th
proposed school board : of
board over all, schools in•th
county.
D' • George MacLean, . Reeve of
y
Rip1 called the meeting:, to
tone
order And called on Murray Gaunt;
M.:P..P..for Huron Bruce, to ex
plain The proposed' plan on County
School boards.'•
Mr. Gaunt. said is far back as
1960 steps were taken as to a. prog-
ram for setting up school boards for
larger areas. In .1967 there are 1490
School boards in Ontario. and by
1969 it is hoped 100boards would.
be running the schools of our Prov
ince:. Reasons given were that
people on' these boards' would be'_
employed full rime and equality of
Education for rural' and .urban
people alike' would, be better for
the country.
Many of the people. in,Ontario are
or were uninformed of the change
in the•school board ,situation. until •
•
the 'Premier made the Speech in
November:. In, fact, it is yet to,be
ironed out by. the Department of
Education as,to, how this program
,can be carred out satisfactorily.
Mr.: Gaunt felt that the people
should have been better informed
of what was 'happening and . said •
the boards to be elected wouldn't
represent all the people as larger
"areas would most certainly have
more say as to- who would be elect
ed..
He felt the answer would be that.
the Premier should know of the
objections and an alternative an-
swer. . , •
MR X701 -IN SL;SHELL of as . '.card- •
ine Townshi . ,
p kgd Why � upoctors'
hadn't felt it, needful to inform the
people' Of the prograM _. .
MR. GAL.NT said he too felt it
would haw e been better had.. he
_,people been told and not given u k
such a go ahead in building new
schools.
MR. ELDON LOWRY asked what.
advantage these new school boards
and larger schools would be:
MR. BUSHELL replied that.
e- �—perhaps-we should: study the bene= .
fits and asked if grants.wouldn't be
increased.:
MR.. GAUNT -•said yes, Grants
would be increased by 10°jo'but
whose money would it. be* thaat
would be used?
'NORMAN CLINTON of.Kinard-
ine Town :said the schools we Al-
ready had ,weren't' paid for, and
what would happen to them.
MR. GAUNT:. explained that it
couldn't all be blamed on the
Department, that the''people them-
selves; asked; for. these Schools and in
turn were granted per ssion, sim-
ply meaning that the people them-'
selves didn't.look far enough ahead.
and that nowt 'there would probably
be sortie white elephants
WM. 'HARRIS'brohght up the.point
of longer bus routes and more drop
outs because of, this
MRS. MARSHALL. in her jovial
manner, received cheers and claps
when she said "Let's get down to:
earth by letting the
Govnmknow.
erent they are playing
with our money and help use get out
of debt insteid of in deeper," She
Made a motion that • we draw bpa '
.petition in .thisregard
B1LL'ARNOLD agreed we should
come up w zh'i solution as well as
a petition.
MR. BUS said the Inspector
told hire we'd have a .chance to
-` learn all alb= it this' s er ..
W. R. IOw `s` P.ees,'e of Hu=orn
To ship,.. said we should put up a
fight, as there :re 'three good
school . R n on. I`v�+;rid;ip,
felt that he} op�le lir �; 6g ;orgy ey,;
�e well how' /. the s1 -„o ld iJG � un •.
�w
t- s,: . sold. that for the
tratiot, Moter 110p1,1d o eerie
' and wr : l: be b. e'. , W re
felt 33 y he r e, ta• at •
o r.' to
telt that a lot of money was need-
ed to build the schools we had;
never mind building more. Let
some of the money go to build
houses to make' better living con-
ditions. He felt too that maybe we
-should bring up from Toronto some
of the people responsiblefor the
larger :school areas,', and let them.
ride the busses "On . -1 morning Iire `-
Monday. past .or on,. a good
stormyday is winter.
MR. McFADDEN of Tiverton said
he was sure the people in Tiverton
hadn'tthought _up.:"the idea_of a.. -..
central school in Tiverton, for
where could 1100 to 2000 pupils
stay over night should a, storm
come up in school hours, He felt
that the government had been the
cause of somany-.new schools being
built in the last few years, ,with
their increased grants., etc.. But • let
us take ' a look at the larger' school
and the one school board` per
county,. It may; have its merits.
MR. GAUNT agreeda thiscould
be.:so and said we should have',` :
known ahead though to be able to
sttidy'the situation better..': •
MRS. CECIL HOLLANDS asked if
there was going to be this change'
of boards and bigger schools why
was there continued' building going
on in our own areas?
DON ARSCOTT, principal in Kin-
cardine High School said that there
was need for more students receiv-
ing vocational training, alll the.
time, ands that these schools were
forced to add . more room He' felt
there should be More schools *,
offering vocational training as 96
.students from Port Elgin. 53 from
Kincardine were attending Walker,
ton and 40 from Ripley in Wingham
and more should be going.
IOHN C. MacDONALD asked if: it.
had ever been estimated how many
buses would' be ,needed_ by a County
Board to take'children to a large
Central School. •.
Sna1.:. 1•1ARR1S said be wouldn't
have• any idea, but he knew from. .
erperience,bow any hours one has
to ;put it, helping run a small area
Neuer mind' a large consoloda,ted
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