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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-04-27, Page 8NA "S4AR1:,+FRURk AX, APRIL 21, 197 ' BY WiLMA OKE The Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Bodrd at a special meeting Wednesday iapproveii the 1972 budget of $2.400.780 by a recorded vote. This is an increase of ti 7 per cent or $151,700 over 1971 The nr,).Xirnurn recognized cprdinairy e,Z(pelittlituie, for 19.72 is $561.10 per pupil. or $1,803,200 This covers all expenditures' of ._the Hoard It capital expenditures. transportation. debt charges and the .capital element included to rentals payable„ The total increase under (irdinary expenditures from 1971 pis $129.980 or 7,8.per cent Extraordinary expenditures of the board total $544.500, an 'increase of $5.4.500 from 19 71 Jack Lane,. hu'sine,5's` administrator for the board. said significant changes in the 1972 d• regirlastions4-require the removal from ordinary expenditure* the capital element • included in rentals and covers portable classroom rentals, and, -administrati,ve office accommodation. These, at'e now considered as extraordinary expenditures with only the portable classroom being recognized for grant purposes on the basis of average daily enrolment at 25 cents per pupil place per day. A substantial reduction in approval for grant results from this change in regulation He also said, "Transportation costs under the present grant structure will continue ' to increase the disparity recognized for grant pti.rposes, a matt+t which has been a constant concern to the board for some time. Minor adjustments in the rate, per pupil per mile announced by the ' Department of Education in 1971 have had lit4le or no beneficial result in the Board 's net transportation cost". The provincial grant on ordinary expenditures for 1972 has increased by 2.21 per cent and on recognized extraordinary expenditures by one per cent. The equalized assessment per pupil which determines the Board's grant percentage has increased from.$19.500 to $20,200. The 1972 local tax 'levy after +deduction .of the general legi lative , gi ai}t. mill , rate sulAidy, and. other revenue is $365,700, an.increase of $13.700 from, I971. The .mill rates. establ s-hed for each muniripalaty in 1972 for Separate School s.upport follow, with the ,corresponding•rates for 1971 in brackets . _, �.. Clinton 29:65 (30.96): Exeter 20.59, (19.59); Goderich 27.97 (22_97); Seaforth 26.13 L27.,09),, (19.34); Grey 22.72 (21.72): Hav 27.45`(22.4»:11owick 15.00 (20): H,ullett,'1,, ,.22 .(17.96); McKillop 26 08 _(23.•94); Morris 12.50 (17•.50): Stanley 420.62 (18.62). • Tuc,ker•smith • 22.42 (22.04): Stephen 31 19 (26.19); Turnberry © 23 20 (18427c, Usborne 17.0,9 i20 101. W Wawanosh 20.50 r 15.50'. F Wawanosh 19.47 (19 •17.;. Biddulph 1,9 25 c23 65 ; : Mi ;illivray 28.45 (23 45 Culross 18 57 18 Kinloss 18 05 Wingharn 26.72 (21.72): Bayfield 24 (.19); Hensall, 22.14 (17.14): Zurich 27.89 (22,89): Ashfield 23.50 (18.50); Colborne:. ,23.21 (24.16); GoderichTownship 19.41 ELM HAVEN MOTOR - HOTEL NOW FEATURING. MARIA COMING MAY 1 ..FOR ONE WEEK rr L ISLE • • MATINEE 4-6 p.m. SATURDAY AFTERNOON -17 • 1 Boar bod go� vd elf (13.05): E. Nissouri 20. L25.): W. Zorra 'Z9.60 (26.45): Stratford 27.25 ' (31.72): Mitchell 27.25 (31.72); St. Marys 5 (5.75); - Blanchard 22.77 • (23 ): Downie 28.44 (24.91); N. Easthope 27.04 (25.20);,S. Easthope 22. (21.80); Ellice 25.64 (23.53): E'ullar•ton 20.29' (17.99); Hibbert 24.54 (25.13); Logan 27.19 '(22.19); Mornington 2, .413 ., (19.78); Wellesley 23 , 6 1 1 21,80 1: Maryborough 19.83 (19.83); Peel 19.37 (19 37) Bd. re-im,bursed under program BY WILM4 OKE Under the winter cork employment incentive program spoils() r;44.,(1 hy,the federal government. the -Huron- Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Bdard was re-imbursed $4,038.14 when washroom/ facilities. a teacher's room and a library' resources centre were added to St Mary's School, at Hesson Vincent- Young. Goderich. chairman of the building and maintenance committee reported at' a board meeting in Seaforth Monday that the work cost a total of $9,780.49 for materials, supervision and labour costs for. the facilities put in the basement of the school. Trustee Young also reported that three locks to he installed on the gym doors at St. Mary's School in Goderich will cost about $200. He said that a .survey is underway on the amount of snowplowing., costs. etc. at the 19 schools in the two counties' . The building and maintenance committee was authorized to spend up to.,.5,000 on capital expenditures, reporting , on the • work done at each meeting.. lee ' i f `�] oe Passed for payment was the 1972 fee for the Canadian Catholic County official. a.sking representatives from the `school ,hoard'to attend a meeting at the Clinton :Community Centre to Which representatives from municipalities and school boards in four or five counties were invited to discuss taking o'er the sports complex at the former Canadian Forces Base in Tuckersmith Township. Trustees F.J. Vere of Stratford and Chris Wa::l,raven of St-. -Mary's volunteered to attend. Trustees Francis Bucknell, R.R.5 Seaforth. Vincent Young, doderich and Ted Geoffrey of Zurich indicated thou• would attend if possible: Mr. Walraven reported on a transportation seminar••which he. attended in Chatham on April 15. The board accepted officially , the 1971 financial statement. Young men rescued ,from BY MILVENA ERICKSON Trustees Associatipn of $80.23. . A near trage ly was -,Averted - Read- at the meeting- hr Johrr. 7. Sunday afternoon near Bayfield Vintar. ' Superintendent Di. when two young men were hesrd Education. was a letter to Sister calling for help and were sighted, Lorraine, principal " of St. -adrift on an iC-flow about a half,to Boniface School, Z rich, three-quarters•of a. mile'' but in expressing, appreciation ofie St. Lake Huron, three miles south of Boniface Youth Club for the use of Bayfield. . the school for meetings by Val The two young men. Je 'f Regier of Zurich, secretary- Morris. 21. of Konioka: and Dave treasurer of the club, Kemp. 19, of Mis'sissauga were Also read by -Mr. Vintar was an rowing around the ice -flows in a invitation from Spence " punt when it hit an 'iceberg and Cumin ngs. Clinton, ; a 4 -11.1r -on capsized. sending the young boaters into the icy -cold water with air temperatures of 35 to 40 degrees arid -"a Pair W'inrl .Blowing from the north. ' es The candy and soft drink hazard The men were able to sw'im.to a is a real threw 'to your child:s ice -flow -which they managed fiutrit, on, especially to his teeth. to scramble up onto a n d If he acquires the sweet -snacking frantically call for assistance. habi,t, he no longer enjoys the,good They, were spotted by a foods in his normal diet, so he is cottager, who in turn called the likely to eat less and less of them Bayfield Fire Department. The and become undernourished. Be `call was taken by Jack Sturgeon. sure your Child is eating foods and who immediately notified the snacks that are good for his health Ontario Provincial Police and strength. Foods like: fresh Detachment near Goderich and fruit,enriched cereal 0 r also offered his aid in helping to crackers, ice cream. contact One.of the local Whatever your age; you still pomrnercial _f.isherrne'tt -to__--ask need to select your. 'foods from them to take one of their tugs to tire' rescue of the men. However, four basic groups each day: Every this was not required as an day he sure to drink milk or eat ,; t�nideritified cottagerlaunched a foods made largely from 'milk, large row boat and safely brought fruits and vegetables, bre, ds and the young men to shore. cereal's, plus meat, fish, poultry, Besides.an unexpected ducking or eggs. ' and perhaps- 'a good lesson learned, the young menappeared none tile worse for their harrowing experience. • LADIES - DAYS at . Goderich Building , 'Centre Central Huron Secondary Schoo, PROUDLY PRESENTS THE MUSICAL „ , You're a Good Man ChaIie Brown Based on the comic. 'strip ' .Peanuts':.by Charles 11It:'Schultz, Music and lyrics by Clark' Gesner. yn ADMISSION $ 1.00 INCLUDED IN ADMISSION PRICE. -.,A DRAW ON -A 3 FOOT STUFFED "SNOOPY". ALSO CHARACTER CdbKIES FOR .EACH C'HI'LD ATTENDING THE PERFORMANCE. Of Of 27,28'29 .curmN TIME a:ob p:M. ,S.S. AUDITORIl1M TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE OodR •a LOW. tOn a , LOANS!a Iv Its almost like magic . the speedy way we arrange a loan for you'. Mortgage, car, home improvement,' boat* loans whatever you -need for the good life. Stop in, let's talk talk about that loan you'd like. Goderich firemen answered three calls on Friday in less than two hours. Fortunately the fires'were small and damage was minor. This fire call,:,answered at a farm located on Highway 21 soutt,I of Goderich, turned out to be a grass fire out of control and threatening farm buildings. Grass fi res are common in the spring of the year and firemen ,Q;fte,n find themselves run ragged chasing these fires when not control led properly. -staff photo e ?' ief Mins flashing light system 1 against The Chief 'of Police tor the Towp-of,Goderdch. Fred Minshall is one citizen who is not in favor of • ` the flashing traffic lights from 11 p -m. to 7 a.m. daily at the five points intersection.' After the letter was read. there was mi<x•e4 reaction from. .the council members who had voted for the flashing system at 'the last meeting of council For that 'reason. the letter was passed on to the' Public Works committee for study and recommendation. The letter from the Police Chief was' as follows: will first deal with th,, intersection of • Victoria ,+n,' Nelson Sts. One of the main reasons these lights• were -put here was to make a break tri tra'ffic in, order to -al low pedestrians and cross, traffic at , all side streets along Victoria St an 'opportunity to get ' sa'fely across Tic -roma ST.. also-fo :slow . th'e speed • of traffic. This hos._ worked very well. Last fall it w,as decided that from' 11:00 p m to . 7:00 a.m, these lights would be put onto flashing, in order to ease the noise during the winter. .while the salt trucks were driving to and fro through the lights. Also the need. for lights were not very great at this point during the winter pet' n ( and could actually be put on flash at9~(iOp.m• "In regard to the intersection at Elgin Ave. and Victoria St.. I am of the opinion that they 'are required 24 hours a qday My reasofis are, at_ this point is a ,junction of two Highways 'and are reasonably busy and to make a distinction and a preference for one to the detriment of the other is discriminatory. 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Frank Pasquill .Who was in charge of ;the group however defended himself and his workers by pointing otit that his party of 85 haclheen clea ring out a lot of dead wood and that they plan to plant nearly 10.000 saplings 'anyway. ile did admit a mistake bac; e en 'mule. .J Commissioner Thompson Charges that.(he group cut houghs of beautiful trees up to about eight feet off the ground. "It was absolutely 'frightful," he said. .Strange how Toronto and G'ode 'ich could have so much in common. ' 1 .June, July, August' or September, after 11:00 p.m. and try to cross , No. 4 Highwa';V when the lights are flashing,' These traffic lights have h.een' working at this intersection for over . fourteen years that the writer is aware of , quietly doing very essential job', the essential job has grown over this period due to the great increase, in traffic. due to five day, work week the owners of cottages 'now travel More at nights, c-reating a greater need for lights at. night ,than ever . . before. "I hereby respectfully register my objections to having the lights at F'gin Ave. and Victoria St. put onto flashing a't any time." A MEETING- FOR. THE PURPOSE QF ORGANIZING SOFTBALL - • IN - ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP AND SURROUNDING AREAS WILL BE HELD. AT Brookside School MAY 1 Goderich. Community Credit Union 39 St. David St, 524-7931 • 8:30,P.M. ' Anyone interested in coaching ar-- helping organize a team, please attend. Q'UR SALE IS STILL ON... VE $$$$ by shopping at our store for all your fertilizer needs at low, r, IOW, prices. We invite you to compare. We feel sure you will agree we can save you money. 40 Ib. Bags 10-6-4 Aero -Green -Fertilizer 4Q. Ib. Bags 10-6-4. With 2-4-D • -" Feed Weed ,FertiIiz.r • Save as much as $2.00 on this' item .40_11). Bag 106s4,wi•th KILLER Feed Weed fertilizer -For-Ever), Lawn - - GRASS SEED DUTCH SETS. SEED POTATOES 1.99 4.2 5 5.30 Ib. 1.15 21b. 75c l° 89c ' Our store carries a full line of garden tools, lawn mowers, lawh furniture, shelf hardware. 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