HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-09-11, Page 11THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1969
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
INITIATION DAY - Last Thursday was initiation day at South Huron District High School,
for the students attending for the first year. Two Zurich students, Patsy Bedardand Richard
Regier are seen here as they make their way home following rhe eventful experience. Other
than having their faces badly smeared up, the two did not seem too much the worse for the
treatment they had received. (Citizens News Photo)
PAGO EI,EVEN
Huron County Board Approves Of
Officials Attending Conferences
(by Richmond Atkey)
Looking ahead at its last meet-
ing held in Central Huron Sec-
ondary school board room on
September 2, Huron County
Board of Education decided to
hold its next regular meeting
in the same place on Monday
September 15.
Approval also was given to
Robert M. Elliott, R. R. 3 Clint-
on, vice-chairman of the Board
and chairman of the negotiating
committee with elementary
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teachers, to represent the Board
at the Trustees' Council rneetin
-
in Toronto on September 6, and
D. J. Cochrane, director of
education, to attend the Reg-
ional Education Council in Wind-
sor on September 11.
Mr. Cochrane reported that
the administrative staff of the
Board would meet with the
principals of the various schools
in Clinton Public School on the
afternoon of September 3, a
monthly meeting, and that the
administrative staff would meet
with all teachers in Central
Huron Secondary School Aud-
itorium at 3 p.m., September
10, (a semi- annual meeting.)
The Board approved payment
of tuition and necessary expenses
for the attendance of F.E. Mad-
ill, assistant superintendent of
schools, at the course of "Com-
puters in Education" being held
in Althouse College, London,
commencing October 4, spons-
ored by the University of West-
ern Ontario, for ten Saturday
morning lectures on the use of
computers in education.
A.M. I-Iarper, chartered ac-
countant, was engaged by the
Board to assist B. G. Straughan,
chief accountant of the board,
in closing out a few remaining
books of account.
The board decided to accept
the advice of its solicitor, Elmer
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the abandoned school site in
Hay Township to its owner, on
condition that she assume res-
ponsibility for all costs involved
in the transfer of the property
to her.
Roy B. Dunlop, Business Ad-
ministrator of the Board, was
authorized to arrange for the
deduction from the earnings of
each employee, who is a mem-
ber of the Ontario Municipal
Employee Retirement System,
the contributions required to be
made by the member, and remit
to the proper authorities.
J. W. Coulter, superintendent
of schools, submitted his report
on future activities which chair-
man John B. Lavis, Clinton
previously. had insisted upon from
all administrative staff of the
board. He complimented Mr.
Coulter on the completeness of
his report.
Report Expected
On Salaries
(continued from page 2)
be hired on probationary con-
tracts at salaries according to
schedule, duties commencing
September 11, 1969; (4) That
in calculation of elementary
school teachers' positions on
salary grid part years of exper-
ience be calculated as follows:
one to five months to go back
to previous even year, and six
to nine months to go forward to
the next year of experience.
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