The Brussels Post, 1976-04-28, Page 16• (By Wilma Oke)
Huron Perth Separate School
supporters face an expenditure'
increase of 13-4 percent over 1975
as a result of a budget passed by
the Huron-Perth County Roman
Catholic] Separate School Board
Monday night. The 1976 budget
of $3,910,340 means an increase
of $464,089 or 13.4 per cent over
the 1975 expenditure.
"Since we started working on
the budget three weeks ago we
have decreased the mill rate by
1.94 mills over what we had
originally expected," Stratford
trustee, Ronald Marcy, a member
of the finance committee pointed
out.
He said salaries and fringe
benefits account for 95.74 per
cent of the increase and 68.72 per
cent of the total budget for 1976.
• Mr. Marcy said a breakdown of
expenditures reveals increases of
19.97 per cent in instruction, 3.7
per cent in plant operation and
maintenance, 14.74 per cent in
transportation; while capital
expenditure has been decreased
by 52.21 per cent.
This year the transportation
grant has been reduced by 8 per
cent which may mean reductions
in transportation in September,
Mr. Marcy warned. He deplored
the fact that in 1969 the Ministry
of Education had encouraged
county boards of education in the
name of equality of education in
directions which necessitated
extra transportation and which
resulted in high transportation
expenditures on the part of
county boards4 said now this
year the cut back in the transpor-
tation grant will mean an increase
in cost to the local taxpayer of
$44,000. He regretted that the cut
became necessary all in one year,
not a gradual reduction.
Not Replace
Mr. Marcy said the board plans
not to replace three of the full
time teachers who have already
resigned dr does it plan to replace
one consultant who resigned
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Members of the Presbyterian
Church joined the United Church
congregation for services in the
United Church on Good Friday
-morning. Rev, WI. Brown was
assisted by Wayne Baswick.
Mr. Basw ick gave a brief talk.
The events of the previous
evening, were remembered with a
simple family-type Last Supper at
the beginning of the service.The
hymn, "Go to Dark Gethsemane"
was sung and from then on the
gathering darkness was
emphasized. The service
concluded with the extinguishing
of all candles and a silence.
Easter Sunday -
Children with their parents and
friends celebrated joyousEaster
season at the morning service in
the Bluevale United Chnrch. Rev.
W. Brown was in charge and
members of the congregation
participated with readings and
responses. The children were
delighted with the unusual
presence of a corn popper in the
church. The corn popping
signified the explosion of the
Good News-"Jesus Is Risen."
Michael Fraser, Julie Stamper
and Steven Nicholson spread the
good news to the congregation by
passing the pop corn. All joined in
the chorus "Hallelujah-Praise Ye
The Lord. "Louise and Douglas
Stamper presented the
Caterpillar and the Butterfly."
Special music under the direction
of Mrs. Max Demaray, was
enjoyed with the choir singing the
anthem,"There's Room At The
Cross for You" and a solo "The
Holy City" by Mrs, Allan
Campbell.
Linda Harkness and Dayle
Fischer spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Walker, Daryl,
Marie, Kathy, Sheila and Kevin.
The Turnberry Ladie Aid
Group met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Harold Grant
at Teeswater. Seven ladies spent
the afternoon quilting. Lunch was
served by the hostess to close the
meeting.
Those winning prizes at the
euchre in the Bluevale
Community Hall were-Mrs.
Mrs. Charlie Mathers-High Lady,
Low Lady-Mrs. MacCracken,
High Man-Lloyd taylor, Low
Man-Wes Underwood, Lucky
Draw-Jean Mathers. Mrs. Ross
Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Separate taxes up 13.4%
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Pop corn symbolizes Easter at Bluevale
recently. Two portable
classrooms will be vacated, one at
Seafotth- due to declining
enrolment and one at
Kingsbridge where the new
Bruce-Grey County separate
school will absorb pupils.
Trustee Francis Hicknell of
Seaforth, a member of the finance
committee reported that
grants and other" revenue will
provide 85.28 per cent of the 1976
budget, compared to .87.65 per
cent in 1975. Local taxpayers will
be required to contribute 14.72
per cent to this year's budget.
Jack Lane, Superintendent of
Business and Finance, presented
the 1976 mill rate for the
supporting municipalities as
follows:
Ashfield Township, 36.72;
Colborne Township, 36.17;
Goderich Township, 3375; Grey
Township , 30.61; Hay Township,
39.66; Howick Township, 30.80;
Hullett Township, 30.43;
McKillop Township, 31.57;
Morris Township, 28.24; Stanley
Township, 33.49; Stephen
Township, 36.44; Tuckersmith
Township, 34.25; Turnberry
Township, 30.88; Usborne
Township, 30.13.; East Wawanosh
Township 32.59; West
Wawanosh, 28.46; Clinton, 35.17;
Exeter, 34.34; Goderich, 38,82;
Seaforth, 31.39; Wingham, 37.20;
Bayfield, 41.00; Blyth, 33.45;
Brussels, 33.54atensall, 31.80;
Zurich, 36.54; Blanchard
Township, 37.75; Downie
Township, 37.19; North
Easthope Township, 40.79; South
Easthope Township 35.70; Ellice
Township, 32.71; Mitchell, 28.00;
Fullarton Township 30.45;
Hibbert Township, 30.73; Logan
Township, 33.20; Mornington
Township, 37.05; Wallace
Township, 31.46; Stratford,
36.00; St. Marys, 7.30; Listowel,
33.80; East Nissouri Township,
33.75; West Zorra Township,
35.35; Peel Township, 29.67:
Kinloss Township, 5.77; Culross
Township, 5.90;- McGillivray
Township, 38.70; Biddulph
Township, 33.00; Maryborough
Township, 33.30; Wesllesley,
37.36.
In other business during the
meeting which was not adjourned
until 1:00 a.m. Tuesday the
board in a recorded vote with
Stratford trustees Howard Shantz
and David Teahen dissenting
approved a proposed school year
calendar for 1976-77, calling for 9
professional activity days.
Mr. Shantz said that he does
not find professional activity days
for teachers too worthwhile and
sought to reduce the number from
9 to 6 but no one would second his
motion.
The calendar approved has 187
instructional days plus nine
professional days which include
four school curriculum days -
September 13, December 10,
jkinuary 21 and June 30 and five
county curriculum days
September 24, October 18,
November 26, March 7 and June
29.
Moffatt and Mr. and Mrs. Burns
Moffatt were in chage of this
euchre, The last euchre of the
season will be April 29 when Mr.
and Mrs. Murray MacFarlane
and Mr.and Mrs, Carl Frieburger
will be the conveners,
Mrs. Burns Moffatt was
return home one day 146
after being a patient in Whig
and District Hospital for k
weeks.
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