The Citizen, 1992-01-22, Page 9Board of Education briefs
THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1992. PAGE 9.
Bd. establishes fund in Dr. Corrin’s name
The Huron County Board of Edu
cation trustees passed a motion at
the January 13 meeting, to establish
a memorial fund in honour of Dr.
M.H. Corrin, respected Lucknow
physician.
The Lucknow Lions, on behalf of
the late Dr. Corrin, presented
cheques in the amount of $5,000 to
establish a student award at F. E.
Madill Secondary School. The
exact criteria for an award to be
made to a graduating student resid
ing within the historical Lucknow
High School area and progressing
to further education in a field of
medical science are being estab
lished.
The terms and conditions for the
selection of the award winners and
distribution of investment income
will be reviewed and endorsed by
the Supervisor of Financial Ser
vices to verify their manageability.
***
Role models
support
anti-drug
campaign
continued from page 8
discouraging discrimination, mini
mizing superfluous academic
stress and generally providing a
healthy environment.
Committee member Mary Mof
fatt says we know that a good self
concept, positive role models and a
local community that promotes a
healthy environment are factors in
the success of our "say no to drugs"
campaign.
Remember, if our kids don't start,
stopping is no problem.
In a recorded vote the trustees
ratified a tentative agreement with
Canada Union of Public Employees
13 to two.
Trustee John Jewitt spoke against
the move, saying that there had
been no improvement in the eco
nomic climate since the contract
talks last year.
Past Chair Joan Van Den Broeck,
said, however, that the board was
legislated to pass the motion in
“light of the legal requirements of
the government's pay equity poli
cy.”
Trustee Bob Heywood also
opposed the motion. One trustee,
Allan Carter declared a conflict of
interest.
***
The firm of Donnelly and Mur
phy has been retained as solicitors
for HCBE for this term.
♦**
The board voted to re-appoint the
firm of Kyles, Garratt and Markle-
vitz as consulting architects for the
term of the board.
***
The trustees accepted the propos
al from MacNab Bus Sales with a
tender price of $163,170.90, for the
purchase of three new school buses,
subject to grant approval by the
Ministry of Education.
It was noted that in previous
years the board has replaced four or
five buses each year, but due to the
revised bus routes is only purchas
ing three.***
The tender from J&J Contract
ing, Bayfield, in the amount of
$133,000 for alterations and addi
tions to Goderich District Colle
giate Institute in the form of a
three-classroom addition was
accepted.
***
Several committee appointments
were made. Liliane Nolan and Joan
van Den Broeck will serve on the
Supervised Alternative Learning
for Excused Pupils Committee.
Mrs. Van Den Broeck is the dele
gate as well to the Ontario Public
School Boards’ Association, while
Roxanne Brown is the alternate.
Bob Burton, Jim Chapman and
Della Baumgarten are the trustees
appointed to the Staff Improvement
Plan Committees.
Mrs. Van Den Broeck was
appointed to the Huron Health and
Social Services Liaison Committee.
Rick Rompf was selected to
serve on the Huron Health and
Safety Committee as well as the
Huron Industrial Training Advisory
Committee.
The board passed a recommenda
tion stating that as it is necessary to
borrow $25,000,000 until the cur
rent revenue has been received to
meet its current expenditures, it
will borrow from the Bank of Mon
treal by way of a promissory note.
However, prior to passing the
motion, Trustee John Jewitt sug
gested the administration should
shop around. “It might be timely to
go to the market and see if maybe
we can do better,” he said. “We
should ask other institutions what
their rates might be.”
Director of Education Bob Allan
told the trustees that passing the
motion would not preclude them
from looking elsewhere and that
should they find an institution
offering a better interest rate anoth
er motion could be brought for
ward.
***
The Executive Committee
brought forward a recommendation
to the board asking that the 1992
estimates be developed to reflect
contracts and commitments within
each committee mandate using a
guideline of a maximum increase
of zero percent.
Special projects for inclusion in
the estimates are to be brought for
ward as separate items for consid
eration by the board.
Trustees were told by Mr. Allan
that in passing the recommendation
they were not making any hard and
fast rules that would place them in
a difficult position at budget setting
time. “It's strictly a guideline and
does not define future actions,” he
said.
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3. Eat more legumes —dried
beans, peasand lentils
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