The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-02-27, Page 33art tr,t%
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Board approves pail/flout
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partite School BOard insurance
premiums rise 34 per' cent
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The Huron Perth Roman
Catholic Separate School board
approved payment of insurance
premiums for 1975 which will
cost 34.6 percent more than last
year, at their meeting Monday
nicht in Seaforth. '
e , Board ' learned from
'Finance and Insurance
Committee chairman Ron
Marcy of Stratford that in-
creases in Workmen's Com-
pensation (up 68 percent from
last year) and property in-
surance premiums (up 38.9
percent) account for most of
the increase.
The board's total annual
insurance premium is
$16,591.68, up more than $4,000
from 1974. The coverage, for
vehicle property, liability;
accident and workmen's
compensation insurance was
renewed through Leeson -Killer
Insurance Ltd, of Stratford.
Dublin trustee Francis
Hicknell commented that he
had thought the total insurance
costs might have dropped,
'since the board last year had
insurance on an old house in
StratfOrd which has since been
torn down. ,!`The price of
lumber is down from last year
too", he said.
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BY SUSAN WHITE
HPRCSS Business
Administrator Jack Lane said,
that the property insurance
provides for full replacement
value of most of the buildings,
no matter what the cost. The
building would not necessarily
haVeld be replaced in its same
location, he added.
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Mr. Lane pointed out that the
board again has $2 million in
school liability insurance and
said that. this coverage was
wise, considering that a board
in B.C. which had only $1
million in liability insurance
was sued successfully recently
for $1.5 million, the highest
award ever -in Canada.
The board, also on the
recommendation of its in-
surance and finance com-
mittee, agreed to pay a
premium •of $93.94 for ad-
ditional insurance to cover
paying auditors' fees should a
bond loss occur. The motion
passed 8-3 with one abstention.
The Catholic Parent Teacher
Association .at Mount tarmel
School Was given permission to
install' and maintain
playground equipment in the
school yard, at no cost to the
board. The equipment, shown
to trustee' in dPtailecl qketch
which • accompanied the CP -
TA's request, will include a
balance log and beam, two chin
•bars, a stepping post, a log
ladder, a cement pipe and a tire
swing.
The board's bylaw com-
mittee will report at the next
'meeting on a number of revised
policieg and on how the board
will meet the Department of
Education's new requirements
for open school board meetings.
Howard Shantz of the board's
negotiating committee said
that teacher negotiations have
started with the next meeting
set for March 5. Mr. Shantz,
who attended the recent
Ontario school..trustee& con-
ference in Toronto, said he felt
that the majority of the trustees
who attended supported the
OSTC's stand on salary
negotiations to the extent of
holding up negotiations if OSTC
were to agree to do so.
He said he did not quite agree
with Huron Board of Education
negotiating chairman, CayleY
Hill's- assessment of the con-
ference. Mr. Hill and fellow
trustee Herb Turkheim said at
the Huron board meeting last
week that they dislike the at7
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Mr. Shantz said that policy
questions would be coming to
the local- board from OSTC
before any resolutions were
formulated.
The board will wait until the
next meetingtto consider a bill
from the Town of Goderich for,
storm sewer charges there of
$1,349.34 pending the results of
an appeal by a property owner
in the area. '
Brick between the new ad-
dition and the old school at.St.
Patrick's,. Kinkora, will be
closely matched as a result of
the ,board's decision to issue a,
work order to architects Kyles,
Kyles and Garratt,for $479.
Existing,hrick will beremoved
back to a window in the old
„building and brick closely
matching the new addition will
be put in.
Ennis Murphy, principal of
the Kinkora school attended the
meeting as an observer.
Ted Blowes of Stratfcitd
North-Western School will be
authorized to contact Stratford
separate school principals •to
arrange the participation of
students in an Arbor Week tree
planting and clean upoh April
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iluron-Perth champs
The GDCI 'Midget Basketball team won the Huron -Perth
championship in tournament action on Saturday,. The Vikings
defeated Mitchell, Wingham and Stratford to bring the trophy
back to Goderich. The team members are (front row from left)
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Tom Doherty, Tony Widden, ,Earl Raeburn, Don Obiie, Rick
Healy, BiU Barwick and Dan Willis; (back row from left) Dave
'MacKenzie, Bob Johnston, John Page, Perry Teichert, Mark
Hovey, Ian Chisholmand Mark Harrison. (staff -photo)
Sifto Sall' annual bonspiel
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Atinners-of_thelitst draw of theStito, Bonspiel, held Sa,turflay;dt
the Maitland Country club were (from left) Ralph Foster, lead,
Bill. Robertson, second, Jim Hawkins, skip and Cam Bogie,
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vice. Sifto representative Kar). Butler; light .-11MeXitvd the
team with their prizes. (staff -photo)
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This- team of curlqs from Goderich and Ilderton combined to
win the second draw of ,the Sifto Bonspiel Saturday at the
Maitland Country Club during the weekend as well as the top
honors for the day. The curlers are (from left) lead Angus
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Monday night at'the Western
Fair Raceway in the seventh
race Crash Landing owned by
Ron and Geo. Feagan of
Goderich was fifth witb Gerry
Roebuck of • Goderich on the
bike.
In the ninth race Wednesday
night at London; Geordies Mite,
owrred by Jeanie and Hugh -
Galbraith of Dashwood, was
the Winner with Wayne Dupee
of Clinton on the bike. The mile
was in 2.09:2 and the payofj
$11.20.
Wednesday night at the
'Windsor Raceway in the eighth
race, Ambro Napier owned by
Jack Hcil flies of Clinton made it
four wins in five starts this
year.' Ray Rettmen was the
'driver.He paced the mile in a
lifetime mark of 2 ;Oki,
Dillion Song, owned by
George Elliott of Clinton,
trotted his way to victory in the
second race last Friday night at
Windgor.
p•- At the Western Fair Raceway
Monday night, Frosted Flakes,
owned by Eric and Harry
Schellenberger of Clinton
continues to make a good
showing as she was third in the
tenth racewith Don Cofbett in
the bike. ,
MacLennan, Goderich, second Bob Fischer, vice Peter Jackson
and skip Charlie Tolton, all of Ilderton. Karl Butler, right,
presented the team their prizes on behalf of Sifto. (staff -photo)
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