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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
County School Area System to Consist
Of 17 High Priced Employees in Future
John Cochrane, Huron
County's director of
education, envisions a
17 -member administrative
staff for the school
system and the board of
education meeting in
Clinton Monday night
approved an organizational
chart based on that
number of head office
staffers.
Six of the 17 have been
hired already and applicat-
ions are being sought for
three more openings.
The remaining positions
will be filled when the
need develops, Iter.
Cochrane said.
Already appointed or
on the payroll besides
I'dr. Cochrane are a
business administrator,
school superintendent, two
assistant superintendents
and a secretary.
The board has advertised
for applicants for the
positions of plant
superintendent, chief
accountant and office
manager ( one job) and
manager of purchasing
and services.
The chart calls for
eventual creation of eight
more jobs: a secretary -
receptionist, two
accounting clerks, a pay-
roll supervisor and four
clerk typists.
The board als o named
a nine -member vocational
advisory committee and
replaced two of the five
members o f the newly
named arbitration
comm:ttee.
Board Chairman, John
Lavis will head the
vocational panel which
will include Cordon
W. Muir of Coderich,
W. N. Counter of
C linton, Lorne Kleinstiver
of r'ashwood (representing
the Exeter district) and
Richard Wehmever of
Wingham. Also on the
committee will be four board
members: Mrs. Marilyn
Kunder, Seaforth; John Broad -
foot, R. R. 1, Brucefield;
Gordon Moir of Gorrie and
Garnet Hicks, R. R. 3,
Exeter.
The vocational advisory
committee's duties are to
commence September 1, the
board decided.
Both Barry Wenger of Wing -
ham and Ronald Menzies of
Goderich resigned from the
arbitration panel -- Mr.
Menzies for personal reasons
and Mr. Wenger because of
his appointment as chairman
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of Winghant'5 hospital board.
James Kinkaid of Goderich
was selected as one replace-
ment on the committee and
and the name of the other,
a Wingham man, was with-
held until he is contacted
and his availability assured,
The arbitrators' role will
be to apportion rhe school
budget among the towns and
townships in the county --
taking into account the
assets and liabilities of each
unit when it jointed the
county school system.
A township Which came
into the county school
system with a heavy debent-
ure debt ntay have to pay a
higher mill rate than a
township with no debt, for
example, and these questions
will be settled by the
arbitrators,
The board authorized Mr.
Cochrane to attend the first
annual Conference 'of the
Association of the Directors
of Education in Orillia, ;May
20 - 28,
The board agreed to ad-
vertise for tenders on demol-
ition of the former Neil 13e11
Shell service station on High=
way 8 in Seaforth and re-
moval of junked cars,
The board approved a
policy under which a teecher
may be granted a two-year
leave of absence with the
guarantee of an equivalent
job on his or her return.
The board held for study
by the new plant superintend-
ent a proposal that watchmen
be hired to protect Goderich
District Collegiate on a 24-
hour basis from May until
October.
The board tabled a proposal
that McKillop Township
school buses be equipped
with two- way radios to
summon help and improve
sched uling.
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1969
About People
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Regier
spent several days last week
travelling along Lake Simcoe
to visit Mr. and Mrs, Leo
Regier at Beachbitrg. From.
there they went to Ottawa,
then visited with Mr. and
Mrs, Adrian Mulders at
Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Horner
have moved into the home
which they purchased from
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Turkheim.
Mr. and Mrs. Turkheim and
Richard have moved into the
home formerly occupied by
Mrs. Turkheirn's parents,
the late Mr. and Mrs. Ed
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