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THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE FIFTEEN
LEAGUE CHAMPIONS - The Dixie Six won the league championship in the Zurich Mixed Bowl-
ing League, and are shown here with their trophy. Back row left to right are Jack Simmons, Bill
Coleman and Ross Corbett. Front row left to right, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs.' Corbett, Mrs. Coleman
and Mrs. Dot Munroe.
New Staff
(continued from page 1)
Cochrane.
The board has also appointed
an executive assistant for Mr.
Cochrane. He is Richard Wright,
49, Toronto, obtained through
a management consultant firm
in that city. Mr. Wright, who
assumes his duties June 1 at a
salary of $9, 000 per annum, has
an extensive background in
administration and will do much
of the "leg -work" previously
accomplished by Mr. Cochrane.
Mr. Cochrane and the board
have been concerned that the
director of education has become
bogged down in bookwork and is
not free to visit the schools and
really become involved in the
educational aspects of the county
school system.
Mr. Wright is married and has
one daughter.
Road Death
Totals Up
Last year 1,683 people died in
traffic collisions in Ontario, an
increase of 97 or 6.1 percent over
the year 1968. . but still Tess
than the record 1,719 killed in
1967.
Due to the greatly increased
number of miles travelled in the
province, the death rate per 100
million vehicle miles travelled
remained the same in 1969 as
1968 — at 5.9.
This 'compares very favorably
with a rate for all Canada of 7.6
fatalities per 100 million vehicle
miles travelled and a rate of 8.6
for the other nine provinces.
In 1969 personal injuries rose
by 5.1 percent to 74,902. Fatal
collisions increased 4.7 percent
to 1,410. Property damage
jumped 16.3 percent, to
$104,237,466 from $89,634,430.
There was a 2.9 percent in-
crease in the number of vehicles
registered in the province, bring-
ing the total up to 2,946,992.
Young people in the 20-24 age
category had the highest fatality
rate in collisions. The statistics
also show that 7.8 percent of all
drivers involved in non-fatal col-
lisions had been drinking, while
the percentage in fatal collisions
was 25.2.
Saturday was the worst day of
the week for fatal accidents,
Tuesday the safest.
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DiscussAuditor's
Report at County
Board Meeting
(by Shirley J. Keller)
The auditor's report was
discussed at some length Mon-
day evening at the regular
meeting of the Huron County
Board of Education.
Certain board assets, including
a $3, 000 trust fund, were the
main point of interest. The
board instructed Roy Dunlop,
board business administrator,
to prepare a report on this part-
icular item so that the board can
n1"ake a ruling on it.
Dan Murphy, Goderich, sug-
gested that in his opinion the
)oard should not have any in-
vestments.
"There is no purpose in it, "
Murphy stated.
Another matter for discussion
was certain clergy reserves in
the county. Many years ago,
land was set aside for use by
the clergy and since at that time.
schools were operated by the
clergy, income from the land
was used to support public school;
At one time, all townships
had certain clergy reserves but,
according to John Henderson,
the bulk of them were cashed.
He said he felt the few remain-
ing clergy reserves would be a
matter for the Arbitration Board
to settle.
Director of Education John
Cochrane, asked if the interest
from the clergy reserves should
rightfullygo to the Huron County
Board of ducation or to the mun,
icipality from whence it came,
perhaps in the form of special
school supplies etc.
The board seemed to agree
that all assets of former school
boards were turned over to the
county board, and that the
county board would have the
right to the benefits, if any.
There was suggestion, however,
that not all clergy reserves had
been turned over to the county
board.
It was for this reason that the
board approved a motion to
have the board solicitor, Elmer
Be11, QC, Exeter make a rec-
ommendation concerning clergy
reserves in Tuckersmith and
McKillop Townships.
Also while dealing with the
auditor's report, it was rioted
that cafeterias in the county's
secondary schools earned $57,
000 in 1969 but cost $67, 000.
"I'm surprised they came
that close, " was Dan Murphy's
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