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BAYFIELD, ONTARIO
THURSDAY, JANUARY 12 -ill. 1966
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VOLUME 2, NUMBER 32
NO SCHOOL BOARD FOR BAYFIELD
Huron Consultative Committee
Sees No Provision For One
The following is an excerpt from
the text of the report of Huron
Public School Consultative Committ-
ee t-7) the Warden and members of
Huron County Council made Friday
morning.
We your PUBLIC SCHOOL CONSULTA-
TIVE Committee herewith submit our
report on matters referred to us
at or before this session.
DOCUMENT 33 & 53-1966
This is the request of rate-
payers in Stanley Township to have
ce r tain portions of this Township
attached to the Village of Bayfield
for school purposes.
The following portions of the
Public Schools Act seem to apply
to this request.
Section 40-(1) Subject to sub-
sections 2 to 12 and sections 13
14, on and after the 1st day of
January, 1965, every township shall
be a township school area.
(8) Every urban manicipality
that formed part of a township
school area on the 1st day of Jan-
uary, 1965, shall continue to form
part of the township school area.
(9) Every urban municipality
that had a population of under
1,000 according to the municipal
census for the year 1963 and every
urban municipality that had an av-
erage daily attendance in the pub-
lic schools in the municipality of
under 100 resident pupils in the
year 1963 shall, on and after the
1st day of January, 1965, form part
of the township school area that
surrounds it or with which it has
the greatest length of common bound-
ary.
(5) Where the average daily att-
endance of pupils of the public
schools under the jurisdiction of
a board is less than 100 in any
year. the inspector shall notify
the clerk of the county and the
secretary of the board affected,
and the council of the county shall
by by-law passed before the 1st
day of July following notice from
the inspector, attach the school
section in which the board has
jurisdiction to an adjoining school
section.
(Turn to Page 6)
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Coming Events
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two cents per word with a minimum charg
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Bayfield 96 or 38.
The Bayfield Bulletin salutes the Marching Mothers of
Bayfield who will brave the rigors of our wintery weather
Friday and Saturday of this week, doing more than their
fair share, in the hope of bringing medical aid, therapy
and a chance for a decent life to those in need of rehab-
ilitation from physical affliction. The reader's attention
is directed to Paee .•• of this issue where a letter from the
Step Toward Lower Costs?
By Brig. G.L.M. Smith
Our Problems in the Cost of
Education.
No matter how much we may wish
to improve education, the cost is
worring all of us. We need new
schools. The expense of their re-
placement would astound their buil-
ders, our grandfathers. Teachers'
salaries are continually rising.
Equipment satisfactory in the for-
ties is outmoded. We want new de-
signs, new teaching aids, and a
great deal of auxilliary assistanc e
such as medical and dental examin-
ations, nurses' visits, aptitude
and intelligence tests, libraries,
sports and recreational facilities.
These are only available in a lar-
ger school system, thus we go into
the transportation business.
Tax payers always consider that
(see Page '7)
presiddat of the March of Dimes is r,-rrocticeC. H,:re in
Bayfield, under the cartainshif of Mrs. George Bellcham-
ber, the marching mothers are Mrs. Ann Martin, Mrs. B.
Scotchmer, Mrs. Bev. McClinchey, Mrs. 1%, E. Erickson,
Mrs. Dave Battye, Mrs. !olin Liru.:sa. The ladies hope to
raise S100 or more. Help them, uon't you ? Thanks.
first and second ballots were
Thomas Leiper, reeve of Hul-
lett, and Stanley Township
Reeve Ernest Talbot.
Oath of office was adminis-
tered by Judge Robert Hether-
ington and 1965 warden, Glenn
Webb, of Stephen Township.
presented the new warden with
the chain of office and the
gavel.
Among those new county
councillors welcomed by clerk
John G. Berry was Mrs. Minnie
Noakes, Hensall reeve. who is
only the second woman to sit
at Goderich.
Bayfield Library Association
Re-elects Mrs. John Mackenzie
The Bayfield Library Association
held their annual meeting, Tuesday
January 18th at the home of the
president, M s. John MacKenzie. In
her report the secretary Mrs. Rob-
ert Scotchmer stated that in the
previous year there were 254 sub-
scribers, and the circulation was
4,600 of which 4,112 were fiction
and 488 non-fiction.
(see Page 4)
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Huron County Public School Area McKillop Reeve New Warden
Kenneth Stewart, reeve of
McKillop Township, was named
warden of Hunan County for
1966 on Tuesday. Beginning
his third year as reeve of that
township, Warden Stewart is a
past president of the Seaforth
Farmers' Co-operative and a
former secretary-treasurer of
the McKillop Public School
board.
He defeated Reeve Stewart
Proctor, of Morris Township, on
the third ballot by a vote of
21 to 18. Eliminated on the