HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-12-11, Page 16Middlesex County schools
will build up their own libraries,
starting April 1, 1970 rather
than have the Middlesex County
Library Board supply books on a
loan basis, the county school
board decided at its December
meeting.
Each school, will receive an
incentive grant, in addition to
their regular allowance for
books, to encourage book
purchases. This grant will be
based on present library size and
will be figured on the sum paid
the county library board this
year.
Elementary schools with less
than 10 books per pupil in their
library will be allowed $2 per
pupil to spend on new books,
provided that $5 per pupil has
been spent by September 30 on
such books from the school's
regular supply budget, Schools
with more than 10 books per
pupil will receive only $1 per
pupil with grants to secondary
schools figured at this same
lower rate.
During the past year eight
school principals decided they
didn't want the county library
service after September 1 and
were permitted to use funds
which would have been paid to
the library board to buy their
own books to build up their
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permanent library collection.
The board's 1969 budget
provided $21,493 for the county
library's service, and the board
decided that $22,128 would be
placed in the 1970 budget to
provide the incentive grants for
the various schools. It also will
provide $3,915 for county
library service up to April 1 for
those schools which will be
continuing such service.
The schools which opted out
of the county library
arrangement as of September 1
were Biddulph, Lucan, Metcalfe,
Oxbow, Parkview, River Heights,
Valleyview and Willowdale, a
total of 77 class rooms. They
used funds totalling $2,746 a
pro rate share of county library
service costs, to acquire books of
their own .election.
It was pointed out that the
majority of school principals
considered the cost of the
county library service as
excessive. It figured out to about
$90 per classroom. The
principals were of the opinion
that their present need was to
add to the library collection by
choosing books which the
students and •the school program
required rather than receive a
specified number of books per
classroom on loan from the
county library without having
any say in their selection.
The April 1 date for
terminating the existing
arrangement was agreed upon
because the county library
exchanged all books on loan to
the schools on Nov. 17 and the
next exchange would occur in
April. Instead the county library
will withdraw its books then and
not provide a new lot.
Letter to the editor
Backs leader choosing
It appears that some of the
Student Body at South Huron
District High School are not
aware of the purpose of a
cheerleader.
They seem to have the idea
that a cheerleader is for "show"
rather than to lead the crowd in
cheering their teams to victory.
A Cheerleader is - in every
sense of the word; a Cheer
LEADER!
After reading the letters
addressed to the cheerleaders in
last week's edition of the South
Huron Guardian I feel that an
explanation is very much in
need.
It was quite evident that the
authors behind the letters are
not aware of the procedure
which is used in choosing new
girls for the cheerleading squad.
There is only one restriction
and that is that only girls from
grades ten to twelve are elegible.
The girls are given one week
in which they are taught three
cheers and a number of jumps
which they must perform before
the judges.
Each girl is given the same
time and consideration by the
senior cheerleaders. In case of
any favouritism the senior
cheerleaders are not allowed to
vote or have any choice in the
junior selection.
The judges are
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chosen and this year consisted of
three staff members and three
students holding important
executive jobs in the school.
Each judge receives a scoring
sheet which states the different
sections the numbered girls are
to be scored on. Neatness,
disposition, co-ordination,
sharpness of movements, clarity
of voice, jumps, over-all
impression, and extra bonus
marks for any extra stunts the
individual girls may perform,
makes up the scoring sheet.
The judges do not compare
marks throughout the
competition, and on finishing
the scores are tallied up and the
girls receiving the highest marks
win.
This year we had planned on
choosing six but some girls were
so close that instead we took the
top eight.
This letter is not being
written for the sake of those
persons who wrote letters of
complaint because I feel that
unless these people can sign their
names and stand up to what
they are saying they must not
have substantial evidence behind
them.
The cheerleaders are always
open for suggestions, as any
school organization is, and if any
new ideas are available for
choosing new girls we will gladly
listen and come to some
agreement.
Many people do not realize
the time and work involved in
preparing for our new junior
cheerleaders. I sincerely,i, hope
that we have the studepf, body
behind us!
Sincerely,
Patti Robinson
Close battle
in Ausable
Only two points separate the
first three teams in the standings
of the Ausable Valley,
Recreation hockey league.
Monday night, the Brinsley
Bombers bombed Lieury 10.3 to
up their season point total to
eight and gain a first place tie
with Ailsa Craig.
Sunday night, Ailsa Craig and
Shipka played to a 3-3 deadlock.
The Shipka club is in third spot
with six points while Lieury
trails in the basement with two
points to their credit.
CONLIN LEADS ATTACK
Jack Conlin went on a scoring
spree of four goals to lead
Brinsley to their 10-3 Monday ,
win over Lieury.
Bob Hodgins was close
behind with a hat trick for his
night's work while Phil Conlin
scored twice and Lloyd Mathers
added a single score.
The Lieury goals were
counted in single fashion by
Doug Mawson, Adrian De Coo
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Male curling
race tightens
With two weeks to go in the
regular schedule of the first draw
of the Exeter men's curling club,
the battles for top positions are
tightening.
In Monday action rinks
skipped by Jim Hewitt and Gord
McCarter are tied for first place
with 51 points apiece while
Elmer Powe has his aggregation
,in third spot with 47 points.
King McDonald and his
fourspme were, able„to hold their
%Our point lead over t'he
runner-up rink skipped by Gerry
Prout. McDonald's group has a
total of 49 points.
Thursday's play has Dick
Roelofson and his rink moving
well out in front with a point
total of 55. Deadlocked for
second spot with 46 points
apiece are Lorne Passmore and
Harry Sherwood.
Last week's scores were:
D. Parsons 6 - E. Fink 5
B. Alexander 11 - M. Gaiser 2
E. Powe 11 - G. Busche 3
R. Murley 7 - M. Moore 5
G. McCarter 13 - P. Raymond 2
L. Learn 12 - Ross Hodgert 5
J. Hewitt 10 - B. Morgan 3
W. Seldon 8 - B. Cann 4
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S. Simmons 5 - L. Passmore 5
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L. Webber 9 - J. Pinder 5
B. Rowe 7 - B. MacLean 4
H. Dougall 10 - M. Hodgert 3
H. Strang 11 - R. Marshall 3
D. Roelofson 7 - D. Jermyn 3
and Hugh Watson.
The Shipka-Ailsa Craig 3-3
draw was a close checking
contest in which six different
performers shared in the scoring.
Paul Vincent, Bob Finkbeiner
and Ron Mason were the Shipka
goal getters while Bob Duncan,
Don McAlpine and Dave Collins
replied for Ailsa Craig.
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