The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-29, Page 11WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2lfh, y! ! "
A schedule of fees for use of
school facilities was approved by
the Bruce County Board'of Educa-
tion ;, with chargesrated in three.
categories, asearlier determined
by the Board; '
Proposed by Treasurer Roland
Swanson,, after consultation with
other members of the' administrat-
ive- sta#f- dud-sel�uul 'pr-incipa:ls ;-'
the schedule, is. based ,on- a use ,.
,..period of three.hours for each
,event, with' additional hourly
Charges for time over this limit ..'
For community or local recre
ational groups, using schools for.
their own activities, there will
be no charge
Community groups` using schools)
to raise. funds will:pay basic rates
of $20 for auditorium orgymnast=
ium,. $30 for double gymnasium
'-'or:$10 for cafeteria, with extra'
time in each case costing $5 per.
hour or part hour. Extra rooms .
used will cost a flat fee: of $5.
'each.
Higher rates -apply -to groups
using .schools for commercial pur-
poses . Auditorium or gymnasiuinn
- use ;will -cost $100; : double--gymnas7
ium $150 and cafeteria $50; with
. ' extra time -at $25.;per hour for
auditorium or any size`gymnasiurn„
and $15 per •hour for cafeteria'.
Extrarooms will cost .$25' with
• classrooms at a $15: rate when used
• 'in' conjunctionwith a cafeteria'
Adnhnistrationof rentals will.,
be throughindividual school
offices, with a'standard set of
application. and ,'permit.forms'. to
be prepared, complete with .a •
• statement of regulations to be ob-
served - `T -here- are-no-insura
. and c e
restrictions n s hool :prop , rt
wii be fullycovered at no extra
cost
THE 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,; .ONTARIO
PAGES .ELEVEN;
Fees. ,Reduce
For -Non -Residents
BY RICHMOND `.
Members of Huron County
Board of Education re -considered
the student fees policy laid down.
on a previous; occasion, and. •
approved a much lower scale tot
non-resident pupils at its meeting
in. Central Huron Secondary School
(Clinton.
--- he-:Bold=adopted-a. reeamme1F
dation of the .committee of the
whole that "the fees for non-resid-
ent
on resident pupils whose fees' are not pay-
able .by
ay=able.by another Board or•equ val-.
ent •be established;'at $100 per
year for elementary, grades (in
eluding kindergarten),"and. $200 '
per year for secondary, grades.,
Opposition to the former $900
annual, fee for non-resident pupils
attending .the secondary schis .
of Huron.County arose' .at th prev-
ious meeting of the, Board Wen
D. J Murphy, Goderich , 'mention:
ed that•two or:three hockey play-
ers were being "imported" from
New -Brunswick and -the -hockey• --
club in Goderich could not afford
to pay the . "shot required •by the
Board
There also was another case' of
a student moving from another '
city. to live with her grandparents'
in Goderich. • •
It was pointed.out that there are
very fe w cases such as1this
.. The Board has accepted the
res-.
ignation• of Mrs . C Porter: from
the staff of Victoria Public School,
Goderich, effective Deceinber.31,
1969; and the resignation of Mr .
and Mrs. ' R. S Davis as custodians
of7J A D:- McCord Public
School',`' Huron Park, Centralia.
Mrs. Virginia Dd.lewas hued
-o
If Bruce
erial Meet.
ed Ehurch--Wofli n -of'
Bruce Presbyterialheld their Inspir,
ation l5ay at St. John's United
Church in •Chesley on Thursday, ,
October 23, 1969..The morning,
'session opened with a lively sing-
song • led by Mrs. Gordon Wilson
of Pinkerton. Mrs Herd of Port
Elgin and Mrs. G. Farrow , .Allen -
ford , conducted the . 'worship sex
vice :: The President-of-Bruce-Pres-
byterial
residento Brace -Presbyterial i} C'. W. Mrs. H. Slums
kie , Dobbinton gave the address'.
of welcome,
Mrs'. 'Robert Turnbull:of.Paisley:
introduced the guest speaker, Mr..
Stevenson, Kitchener, from the
Ontario Foundation for Drug Addic-
tion, • His subject was Drugs.and,
he talked especially on the quest
ion "Are we wise in our use . of
drugs?`" 'Many questions from an
interested audience were answered;
Following the lunch hour
discussion groups were led by
members of the Bruce Presbyterial,
Executive A skit "Three Good
-Women" -1ed--by-Mrs -G: Murray- -
of Palmerston was most effective-
ly
ffective-ly portrayed. The closing medita
tion was conducted by Area ;Pres-
idents, Mrs. W., Farrell ,' Ripley
and Ivirs / A.. Darroch, Clifford
as clerk typist, (amounting).
Scale of remuneration for : part-:
time teaching assistants in the,
Occupations Course at a rate of
24 rdie
$ . pe diem. , a w s established.
Complaints dealt with, and `.
settled were one on the operation
of one of the contracted buses;
another on salaryfrom one of the
employees and 'a third on the
:suspension ._of_ u il._fram_xhe.F.
E. Madill Secondary School,,,
Wing ham. No names were:d'vul
g divul-
ged ged in the open .Board : meeting
SEE OUR
Executive:
ractionl ne
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Alter Reg�rlar
Bauurd Meeting
BY RICHMOND ATKEY
Huron Y Count Board of Educa-
tion.. will hold its next ,regular
meeting, ori Wec.inesda_,evenin'
November 5, instead of Monda
y
evening, November -3 it was
decided at this week's: meeting in
Central Huron'Secondary School,.
N CSP N ETTER T BALL CITIZ•ENSI RE !DIN lN:
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CA:
NADAW1i4•ARE,6:§A�GE�AND'OVER-
Dear Senior Citizens.
We in the Bank of Montreal share the concern of all Canadians
withthe impact of inflation on the purchasinower of the dollar,
-particularly as. it affects those over the age of 65 who may be
dependent upon pensions and other;sourcesof fixed income which do
no `keep-paa with �isin. g Iiv ng.costs In an e ort to a evia e t e
burden on our senior citizens, we are launching a plan to help them
whether or not they arecustomers of the Bank .:
re is:.. urplar:S`ertiW-Citizens'ma aPpI` anY branch ofthe
,
was,
•
Bank of Montreal in Canada for a -Senior Cutizen's Courtesy Card.
which will entitle the holder to preferred service at our offices at
reduced charges, as follows:
V. One-half of the re
gular: comr�ssion charges made the Bank for,
the acceptance of payment of utilityaccounts.
' One-halfof the regular service' fee or the issuance of Canadian
dollar drafts and money orders.
3. Qne-half of the regular per item charge on cheques issued on our
True Chequing Accounts and on our 37/2%.Savings Accounts:.
at
50...
You are cordially invited to•take'advantage of these reduced rates,;,:•
'Yours very sincerely...
G Arnold Hart
LUCKNOW BRANCH W.
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ROSS, MANAGER
Clinton .
-Reason is : that .top officials: of
the Board were authorized to
attend a founding'' conference of
the Association of School Educa-
tion Officials of Ontario in Niag-
ara, Falls, Ontario On November
2, 3, 4
"At • the discretion: of D: J
Cochrane', director of education,
the :Board authorized him , R. B.
Dunlop, business administrator',
W. 'Coulter; superintendent of
sch •els and the.two assistan
superintendentsiofschools•, to
attend; the conference
Mr. Cochrane wondered ,if there
should; be some •one :home. "to. keep
store'.
John B.' taxis..,. Clinton , Board
,chairman, jocularly asked Per.
.,
haps there isn't a store to keep?'
;Mr:. Cochrane explained that .a;
number of groups or associations'
existed 'ft): represent the Boards,'.
-and more particularly the view of.`
the body of officials each repres_'
ented', to 'the.Ontario .Department
of Education
With the coming of the, County.
Boards of Education,. it was dec-
ided by each 4i4e_groups_ti at„ .
.a.malgamation into one body that
would 'speak with one voice, was
necessary, the director stated •
Two important meetings'were'
announced' by the Board: Tuesday ,
October 28,: Board Room, Clinton,
Advisory Vocational Comniittee.,
which includes a number of app-
ointed members; Thursday, .Octob•
er 30 , Board. Room, Clinton, Ad-
visory Committee on Schools 'for
Trainable Retarded Children,
D. ] . Cochrane director of
education, announced •that'the
Arbitration Committee, now thiat
all necessary figures and data are
available to -them', have met: and
teeth to be launched into their
KINLOSS
Mrs Fred Gilchrist: is a• patient
in. Winghsm` and' District:;Hospital.
withpainful injuries as a result of
a car accident on the sixth conces-
sion on Wednesday.
Mr..'and Mrs. Evan Keith accom•,•
panied Mrs: Duncan-Keith-and--
David
iuc eith-and-David of Teeswater to Unionville
on Sunday to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Mac. Keith ...
Suzanne Needham. and Linda
Lewis of London and Grace Mac-
Dougall of Oakville visited on the
week -end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall
Mrs..'George Lockhart is spend-
,ing he winter with her sister, •
Mrs. Mills, in Lucknow. ..'
Mr. and:Mrs: Ira Dickie visited
Sunday evening;,'at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Elgin„Johnston of
•
WinghaCrn .
One thorexperie
n. o;fnce is .
worth a whole wilderness of warn--
ing
'task. A letter addressed to the
.chairman of.:,_the.,Board..,fro.YTi'Lhe
arbitrators of • Middlesex y
Count ,_ ,
'in •
In which a joint meetingwas sugg
'ested., was referred to the Huron
County arbitrators
Piit''your..money.into 'out
r
guaranteed investment
certificates now paying'
the,never-before interest
of eight and, three. quarter
percent. .
VG
TI!L. ST COMPANY SINCE X101119' •