The Huron Expositor, 1980-10-23, Page 4ThE
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BY COLLEEN PrIAXONRY
The incidence Of rabies in Perth Connty so
far this year is triple tbe tOtal fOr all of 1979;
said Dr J R McLellan (*the, Perth County
Health of Animals Branch.
i.fty..three cases -15 cattle, 4 dogs, 2
horses, 25 foxes and 7 Skunks -had been
reported by Oct. 10. -'.There were 16
confirmed ass, in 411 Of 1979.
'ertit County Council voted to begin
rabies vaceination clinics throughout the
eatinty Nov. 3.
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Dogs and cats should be revaccinated
every 12 to 18 months. Pet owners are urged
to have pets vaccinated free of charge at any
' clinic regardless of county or residence.
The Canada Department of Agriculture
has agreed to the clinic on the condition each
township appoints an animal control officer.
• George WielM. Reeve Of Ellice township
geestiOned the dePartinents recluiretnent for
an animal Control officer. .
Reeve Wicke .asked Dr. McLellan about
the connection between animal control
officers and vaccination clinics, "If it isn't
just a form of blackmail to get animal control
officers in the ittunicipafides."
'Me cTepartmenf feels tfie control of stray
animals is a big part of the control of
rabies," Dr, McLellan said.
Mr. Wicke said he realized the need of
providing shelter for stray animals but; was -
concerned about thesost to firs municipality.
Reeve Ross McPhail of Hibbert township •
said the main concern ofmnnicipalcouncil is
providing some sort of shelter. A, imalf barn
used in Logan township has alleviated a lot
of trouble for the Reeve, said Reeve Carl
Vock. of Logan township.
--New-reports grade
fort" HPRCSS says
BY VVILMA OKE •
The "why" and the
"how" of new report cards
was explained to trustees at
a meeting Tuesday of the
Huron -Perth Chunty Catholic,
School board.
William Eckert, Director of
Education for the board, said
the new report cards Were
created by board staff,
teachers and principals be-
cause the old cards, in use
for the past five years; do not
always meet the needs of the
teacher, the student, the
parent and the ministry, and
also -ta sav.e. . paperwork.
John McCauley, Superin-
tendent of Education for the
board, outlined how the new
report cards are made up.
Three reports are sent out
during the year and each one
is accompanied by a course
description and a timetable
guideline. The parents must
keep each of the report cards
to compare the child's pro-
gress throughout the year.
Mr. McCauley said the
new report card gives
consistency in establishing
the child's progress. He said
another important aspect of
the report is that the stu-
dent's "effort" is _graded,
enabling the parent to know
whether the child is doing his
best or if he is not achieving
as much as he is capable of
doing.
Following its policy of past
years the board again agreed
to support the Kiwanis Music
Festival of Stratford by dona-
ting a scholarship valued at
$125.
Trustee John O'Leary of
Staffa complained about the
press release given out fol-
lowing the ratification of the
teaching, staffs salaries
He said he objected to
what he sees in the press -the
fact that the increase plus
increment amounted to be-
tween 11.3 and 11.4 per cent.
He said the release should
have included this as "we
are not trying to hide any-
thing". He said he objected
to the use of the statement
"Qualifications Evaluation
Council of Ontario (QECO)
Program 3 is being used to
determine teacher level
placement crommencing
September 1st, 1980" as the
public does not know what
Attends horse clinic
Correspondent
MRS". --ED REGELE
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Mrs. Robert McCowan
attended the American
Saddle Horse judges Clinic at
Riverview farm of Mr. and
Mrs. John Bmeders at
Guelph on . Saturday. The
clinic was conducted by Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Edwards
from Wadsworth, Ohio.
Mr and Mrs. Edward
Regele and Mrs. Harold
McCalliim attended the w cd -
cling of Da.id Glanville and
Rose Marie Cabana at At-
ft
wood Presbyterian Church
and also the receptiorrat Kin
Station. Listowel.
David is a grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Regele.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Schultz
of N3 Blyth visited Thursday
afternoon with Mr. and Mts.
Edward Rcgc1c.
Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Louisa Bennewics of
!ached and to her family in
the death of a son and
brother. The Bennewies
bmily were former residents
gf 12th Concession of McK
lop Township
QECO means.
Some board members said
they wanted to know what
was in the press release prior
to the ratification meeting so
that . they could have it
changed if they did_not agree
with its content. However,
board Chairman Ronald
Marcy pointed out, that the
two chairmen of the negotiat-
ing teams (the board and the
teachers) are responsible for
the content of the press
release according to the
board bylaw. Thus if the
press release was changed,
then-it-would:not be the joint
release of the negotiating
committees.
Trustee Michael Connolly
of Kippen said, "The pro-
cedure of that committee
should not over -rule the
board."
A board dinner will be held
on Friday, November 28,
1980, for trustees, admini-
stration and spouses of .the
present board
Following adjournment, of
the regular meeting, • tne
board returned to committee -
of -the -whole to discuss four
items, which they considered
needed to be discussed be-
hind closed doors.
The next board, meeting
will be held October 27 and
the first meeting in Novem-
ber will be Novembzr 12.
Following the private
session the board reported
it had renewed all its in-
surance policies with Leeson -
Killer Insurapce of Stratford
for an annual premium ol
S25.333.
Also in committee -of -the -
whole. the board agreed that
Robin Phillips, Kitchener, an
agent for the Canadian
Scholarship Trust Foun-
dation not be allowed to
distribute literature in the
schools.
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