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044 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 25. 1981
B •f E ups mileage ag
Perth board protests
ange in Gas billings
We stock
Local
History
by
Local Authors
From Forest to Thriving Hamlets each
by Belle Campbell
$4.00
The Story of Seaforth
h' Belle Campbell
A History of Tuckersmith
hx Belle Campbell
A History of McKillop
in Mrs. Joseph Grummets
each S4.00
"I ' $4.00'
each $4.00
The Story of Hibbert Township
Hibbert Review [Part II
Hibbert Review [Part II]
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hs Belle Campbell-
Huron County in Pioneer Times each $2.00
by James Scott
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'Settlement of Huron County
by Jahtes R. Scott
The Kirk In Seaforth
Seaforth Women's Institute
Souvenir Cook Book
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The Importance of Liberty
by Fred Van Egmond
Brucefield United Church
Centennial 1876-1976
Perth County Atlas Reproduction
1972 REPRODUCTION
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took place more than once a
year.
Superintendent Roland
Perch has
joined the growing number of
boards of education opposed
to the stopping of gray
billing by Union Gas.
Like many neighbouring
boards. Perth will send a
letter to the Ontario Energy
Board which has requested
Union Gas either eliminate or
restrict the group billing.
Group billing provides a
discount for school boards
and municipalities which
have a number of buildings
using Union Gas' services.
The Ontario Public School
Trustees' Association will re-
present school boards at
learning disabilities and two
persons from the general
public will be appointed to the
committee.
-This board is established as
long-term, and members will
receive $10 per month as an
allowance as did the previous
committee.
The second committee, to
be started in Perth, will be a
needs assessment commit-
tee. This temporary commit-
tee will be working to deter-
mine special education facili-
ties presently in Perth, anti-
cipated needs, and develop a
plan for implementing Bill 82
in Perth.
This board will include
three' trustees. administra-
tion staff, and representa-
tives from, Ministry of Edu-
cation regional office, Mini-
stry of. Community and Social
Services, Perth ,District
Health Unit. three principals,
one from each area- secon-
dary, elementary arid
for the trainable retarded.
three teachers ftorh each
area, one consultant and one
parent.
IT STI
Erorthe second
time, this year, mileage rates
increased for trustees and
staff of the Perth County
Board of Education.
After lengthy discussion,
the board approved atwo cent
per mile increase. As of Feb.
'1 of this year, the rate Was .26
cents per mile or 16,15.,ceom
per kilometre. This increased
to 28 Fonts per mile or 17:39
.cents-per kilometre effective
Nov. I.
Anjlinendme.nt was added..
having the rate for excess of
10,000 miles be 22 cents per
mile, approximately 14 cents
per kilometre. This increased
from 20 cents per mile or
12,42 cents per kilometre
A third psy-
chometrist will be hired by
Perth County Board of Educa-
tion and two committees will
be established to assist in
setting up Bill 82 on special
education.
Administration staff will be
juggled in Perth, with super-
visor of special services.
Donna Alderson assuming
responsibility..for day-to-day
work in special education.
With the change in Mrs.
Alderson's work, a third
psychometrist -was found
necessary.
To be hired for four years,
the psychometrist, along with
the other two, will bp respon-
sible for evaluation of stu-
dents in Perth. A salary of
523;000 per year has been set
for the •position.
Effective Dec. 1, the pre-
sent advisory commifter Rif
trainable mentally retarded
children will be dissolved.
and a special, education advi-
sory committee will be set up.
Three trustees along with
representatives from local
associations for children with
after 4400
Two .-other recommenda-
tions, allowiS. 24 per month
for certain administration
employees for travel in Strat-
ford in lieu of dallying
mileage, and another for 550
per month for over 75 miles in
Stratford, were lost.
TrOstee Earl Oppenhai/cer
said,increasingmileage twice
to -one year would "haunt"
the bOard.and it should not be
considered until the dew
year. He was concerned .be-
cause 'bus operators Sign, a
one year 'agr'ee'ment.
Trustee Earl Bowman said.
an escalation clause. allowing
for increased costs, is includ-
ed in the bus operators
contract and he thought it
Swanson introduced the re-
commendation becauss, he
said, gasoline prices have
hearings to be held in the new
year . The cost to Perth for this
service is approximately
5150.
- Director of Education Ken
Self said if group billing was
stopped. it would cost Perth
County approximately $4,500
more annually.
In other business, the
board:
Acknowledge receipt of an
act to revise the Municipal
Conflict of Interest Act and
administration will proceeds
to develop a .board policy on
this matter. While the act has
not been passed in Ontario
legislature, it has received
increased 20 per cent.
Regarding the bus operators
contract, he said he was not
first -reading;
Perth will again be part of
the student bilingual ex-
change program in 1982.
Board funds will be required
to finance the program in the
beginning'. but will be reim-
bursed by the Ontario Mini-
stry of Education:
Referred to administration
for consideration. a memor-
andum from' the Ministry of
Education stating a special
review of the school year will
take place. The committee
doing the review will look into
such iteths as. length of the
school- year. timing of mid-
winter break and option. re-
• in
familiar with the clause as he
joined the board in October.
lated to Easter Monday and
Remembrance Day, number
of examination days. number
and' use of professional activ-
ity days. experimental modi-
fication of the school year.
and other concerns which
may be raised during the
review.
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