HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1965-04-15, Page 1PAGE TWO-The BayfleId Bulletia--Tburs.April 15,1965 Council (cent)
Clinton, $ 2,700,686-
25.3%; 1. Wawameih,
$ 251,964-2.2%; Ged-
erich Township, $ 1,
506,624-14%; Bullet
Township. $ 1,707,085
—16.3%; Morris Twp.,
$ 114,680-1.7%; St-
anley Twp., $ 2,579,
265-24.1%; Tucker-
smith, $ 605,492-5.6%
total, $ 10,638,916.
"The advisory voc-
ational ommait6ee
meets the first Mon-
day of each nonth.The
CDOI board meetings
are held the second
Wednesday of each m-
onth and last up to
six hears. Many cons-
ittee meetings are
held, especially this
year with so many pr-
oblems. To date I ha-
ve attended three rig
ular meetings and two
special meetings of
the award, plus six
committee meetings.
One OHSS meeting was
missed ins to a storm
and two sommittee
meetings while in ;Fl-
orida.'
(Id. /Stet The rem-
ainder of Mrs. Path's
report, giving a de-
tailed resume of the
wheel building prob-
lem as it exists to-
day, is presented in
the Editorial columns
on Page Tve)
Connell decided to
attend Assessing in
coanectiel with the
future of the local
public school held
a week ago Wednesday.
It was reported that
the attendance was
disappointing.
Oeuncillor Otdleif -
son promised a full
report on the street
lighting project for
the next regular meet-
ing.
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THE SCHOOL QUESTION
In order to clarify for Bayfield area residents the import-
ant matter of the secondary school building program, We pres-
ent a portion of the report recently made by Mrs. LeRoy Pith,
Bayfield Counsills appointee to the board of Clinton District
Collegiate Institute.
In view of the costs of the present operation, as given by
Mrs. Poth in the news report on Page Ole, the situation as
outlined below should be of prime interest to every ratepayers
'The chief matter of sowers at the present time is the bui-
lding programme—Ito be or not to bet- and if so, how mush ?
Gederich, Seafarth and Exeter signed an agreement in 1961
which was to remain in force for ten years. lash was to seed
25% of their pupils to the Central Huron Secondary School for
technical and vocational training, tuition fees being paid for
that percentage whether or net it was reached. Later this was
reduced to 15%, due to the too-great number of pupils.
'Vow Exeter has decided to build a full voeational and tech-
nisei wing and has beet granted the right to send only 5%;Gei-
erich also wishes to build and has asked for a reduetien to 5%
by 1967; Seaforth has made the same request.
'Projected enrolment charts have been made after stunting
all pupils from Grade 1 on in every school of the areas invol-
ved and these show that Clinton District would have 1,181 pup-
ils in 1972 without any 'immigration'.
"Our board must decide how to releive the present overcrowd-
ing without overbuilding for the future if those sending bea-
rds should all withdraw sempletely from their agreement.
"Classes are now being held in the cafeteria, on the stage
of the auditorium, in a janitor's room, in the library study
room—and other such cramped quarters. One cannot blame the
teachers concerned for complaining—yet an addition could not
possibly be ready for two years. This is a very serious prob-
lem, and the result is ineffective teashing and unhappy teach-
ers until it is solved.
"Land has been bought for a building programme involving add-
itional space for the commercial and technical departments,gem
eral instruction and missellaneous areas.
'fttil 1967 the government will agree to pay 75% by Previa-
cial-Yederal grant, a 25% debenture issue, and a general leg-
islative grant where applicable, up to 83% of an approved por-
tion of debentures issued. The cost of naintenamse and operat-
ion would have been absorbed on a cost-per-pupil basis by Cli-
nton, Gederich, Seaforth and Exeter boards until 1972.
'D.J. Ceshrane, principal, has resigned to become an inspec-
tor and Robert Helmuth has been promoted to fill the vacancy.
Two vise-principals are being hired, one to fill Mr. Haauth's
place, the other needed to share the heavy work load of admiral
istration. They will teach 25% of their time. There have been ..,
a number of teacher resignations. Also a few @hanged, have been
maid in the maintenance staff.
'As this is your representative's first report, it has been
quite detailed. However, any further information desired will,
if possible, be furnished on request. Any complaint regarding
transportation should also be addressed to your representative
who is also on that committee.'
ETHEL POTH
Bayfield, April 5, 1965.
EDITORIAL BRIEFS
Our sincere sympathy gees out to our many friends and nei-
ghbors who may have suffered loss of members of their families
or had their properties destroyed in the Palm Sunday tornadoes
which devastated parts of Michigan, Ohio, Iowa and Indiana.It
is difficult to fully realise the horror of the tragedy.
01It flailfirthlirtin
Tie Poets' Corner...
Saying goodbye
And leaving only shadows,
Giving a fond smile;
lacing a blank wall
As you turn from the door.
But catch my hand
And say no verde,
Watch my eyes
and then lean hard
Against the window.
Tears surprise us later
If at all,
Do not even whisper
As a silence and a motion
Spring us loose.
Gwilym Archer
August. 1964
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