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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-10-24, Page 14PAGE 2'A- CoDF ICi SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, w)t "I'() t31•; tt 1. I �► - 1 Buy contractors. . „ • (Continued from page 1A1 • Board of Education exceeded the ceiling on' per pupil operating expenditures for elementary school purposes by an amount of $16,003 .or $1.99 per pupil in 19 2, the amount of, general: islative grant payable to th '"Vi`'i and for 1974 for elementary school purposes will be reduced by $4,695. Mr. Cochrane reported that -- an invitation has' been exten- ded to iparents and trustees to visit the recently renovated • Exeter Public School and the new addition which h""as been completed. • An opportunity class has been organized at (LA: -D; McCurdy School, also a senior opportunity class at Howick Central Public School con- sisting of 16 boys and girls who receive practical training as well as academic instr,action, using the portable as a classroom. • Kindergarten children at Blyth are attending classes in their own robm for the first time in several years. The auditoriumstage is not .being used as an ' instruction area. The library is now in operation at Colborne 'public School and will be at Blyth's school -later this month. • INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Instruction in instrumental music is being given four times a week at Holmesville a5chool, in 35 minute classes. At a total cost of $1,307 rental for the year, 29 instruments have been rented. Participating student's are paying $45 each and the students' council, local Women's. Institute and service clubs have assisted to provide some equipment, lames Bishop, a teacher at Seaforth,, Public School, was highly praised and thanked in a letter from Mrs. Wayne Ellis for taking some of the students' on a camping trip to Collingwood _ members of the Outdoor Club. Herbert Turkheim .of Zurich, and Mrs. Marion Zinn of Lucknow were named to the Educational Leave 'Committee Council Briefs Council meetings will be .held qp different nights early in November and citizens, wishing to attend sessions should ..take note. The first meeting in Novem- ber will be held Wednesday, November 6 (one day earlier than usual) at 7 p.m. in the council chambers to permit the mayor as well as the reeve and deputy -reeve to attend the Warden's Banquet. The second meeting of the month will beheld Wednesday, November 13 at 7 p.m. (again one day early) in' the council chambers to permit the mayor and the reeves to attend the of- , fici-al opening of the addition to the Huron -Perth . Regional '- Assessment office on Thursday, November 14. * * * Council has agreed to pay. one cent per capita (about $70) to help to retire an incurred • • ;cost of ' $25,851 by the Association. of Municipalities of Ontario for fights against the Board of Transportation, relating to increases in Bell Telephone rates, Councillors agreed Goderich was duty bound to accept its share of the costsit had concurred with, the Association's request to make an appeal against the higher Bell rates. "It didn't do any good, but vve should pay,our share of, the costs," said Reeve Deb Shewfelt. REVERT TO Standard Time SUNDAY a OCTOBER 27th of 1 ?say O'CLOCK A.M. Turn your clock ° back one hour which will bring in a report by December on leaves rept ested, for 1,.97.5.-26 .• Members of the ad- ministrative staff were told they could have November 11 as (a holiday the same al the pupils, teachers and clerical staff in order to attend Remem- brance Day services. REPORT TERMED "INACCURATE" 1 " 44 4444 e•Ado 4 0. J 'Cochrane, Director of Education, ildvise,d the board • lntenibers that the editor of The Goderich Signal -Star had nide .'a very inaccurate report" in her column, "Dear Headers", on an accident when an area youth sustained an eye injury in a basketball genie at Central Huron , Secondary School .at Clinton on September 13. Mr. Cochrane reported he — received a tIlephone call frorn- the Goderich editor outlining the mother's Version of the in- cident and asking for comment. llL' said he interviewed school personnel and the ad- ministrator at .the Clinton Public Hospital and called the editor to "fill her in on the details of theAincid.ent" which apparently were not in her possession.. He was informed the newspaper column already had beeli written. • Mr. Cochrane outlined the details of the ,care given the youth stating he had in his possession signed statements. from . the , principal of the school, the teacher Aof the physical education class and the .attending nurse' at Clinton Public, Hospital attesting' to the accuracy sof the care .reported, Cochrane declared: "In my opinion the injured, student was treated quickly, sensibly and in a manner that was in his best interest, and the ad- verse criticism to which the school and the board have been • subjected was totally un- svarranted. - K. G. COOKE :RUNNING AGAIN • Asked by The News -Record at the conclusion of the meeting Friday as to whether they would stand for reelection at the December municipal elec- tion the following trustees responded in the affirmative: Vice-chairman, Wilfred ,Shor- treed, Walton; J. P. Alexander, Wingha.m; Kenneth Cooke, Clinton; Mrs. Mollie Kinder, Seafortfl; Harry Hayter, Dash- wood; Herbert Turkheirn, Zurich; and John Westbrook, Clinton. Clarence McDonald, ,Exeter, said 'Too early to decide," and. John Henderson of Seaforth "Maybe", John Broadfoot, Brucefield said he was retiing. Mrs, D. Wallace,' Goderich, Mrs, M. Zinn, Lucknow and Donald McDonald of Brussels left the meeting, early. Chair- P -- man . E. C. Hill, Goderich, and Charles Rau,- of Zurich, were absent from the meeting. Come to where the Values Are. .. 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