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THE LiI4NOW SENTINEL. LIICKNOW, ONTARIO
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policy on tender urc ases
Policy set down' by the •Hur-
Pn County Board of Education •
Monday .evening requires that
tenders will be called when the
potential cost of the item or
group of like terms' could 'be in
excess of $2,000; when the
tential cost of the. same ty
of service across the. whole.'
school system could be In. ex-,
cess of• $5, 000 (for,example,
insurcance); or when under any
circumstances, the best inter-
ests of the board will be served.
1;o/icy .also dictates.that the
.bdard shall Invite quotations
froma minimum of three eli-
_gible_suppliers_wherLpurchasin
services' or items when the po-
tential dost likely to be be-
tvieerr $500 and $2,000.
Of course,- the e.xception to •
4:t
this will be where there is
, •
.onlY.a single eligible vendor
available because of copyright
Or franchise rights.
As well., the board is seek -4
. ing the advice of the Solicitor,
Elmer D„. Bell, QC, regarding. •
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.a proposed, policy to refrain
•fr-om-releasin&-the-names-ota
succetiful.tenderers andfor the
amounts orany tenderi /nOt ac-
. cepted.
t.v
Dan Murphy la_Goderi
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• 14wyer, questioned the. board's
right to WithhOld such informa-'
•,• don and urged,thar an official
ruling.owthe matter be obtain -
•,ed from the bOardis solicitor.
New'policy adopted by .the
board .stiptilates that each of=
r flee employee, at time of hir7
• et ,
ing, shall sign an .acknbwledge-
ment of thd confidential nature
sortie aspects of the opera- ..
don that he or she see or
•:hear during the perfOrMance.of •
ut - • .
'Vice -chairman -Robert El-
nott,pressed for a. clause warn
ing that dismissal Or disciplin•
ary Action could. result, • follow-
ing.a violation.df secrecy, but
couldr.not,obtain.board support
fortis' Mott:on,
• goitd policy .was also form-
ulated' concerning supervision'
Of pupils at school but not in.
the .classroort
It has been required that
teacher's be. on hand
vise students at least 15 min-
- Utes .before the beginning of •
classes in the morning; .at Itast
• .15 minutes. after the end of
classes in the' afternoon; dining
theentire:hutch period When:
any pupils remain at school' for
lunch, otherwise 15 minuiei.
before the beginning of classes
in the afternoOn; during .any
Morning or ,afternoon recess;.
• d__It_44_schopt4ctiVitt-
tended by, pupil'. • •
.Theboard was informed at.
Monday evening's Meeting that
the_prinCipal.and staff at' Clin-
isin Public .SchoOl are expei-:
Miming with a plan to„have
the lunch period from 12 noon
to 1 p. tn. rather than from noon,
to 1:30' p.m. as 'previously:, •
• Six. Clinton. parents express-
ed. opposition .to the move, but
' since the..majorfty.of parents
• were in)favor of the' new lunch
.hours, the, change had.been .
Made.
1.rL�rneiyers.'
In Car Accident
DUNGANNON NEWS
• Mrs.' Lorne Iyers. is a patient in
• Wingham Hospital as the result of -
a car' accident on January 3rd
on the lucknoW.-DUngannon.
rad near Belfast. • •It is expected
she will remain in hospital until
she. isable. to get, ar9und on:
crutChes*, • •
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor And
Jirn of Auburn visited with Mr.•
and:Mrs. Tom !ark. on Sunday.
Sympathy of our community' is
extended to Mrs. Gordon Finnigan
.in theloss of her father,. • ' •
GASHED ARM:
• :Torn Park suffered a nasiy fall
at, his home. on Sunday Which
..resulted in a badly gashed attn..
Goiletichl spent Sunday With Mr.
and Mrs,. Bill Park and farnily.
A triple celebration, was observed
for Wanda., .Patti Jo.andTCm.whO
all have birthdays in January. •
• Company. on Sunday: With Mr.
.and Mrs.. Wes Burroughs.
Donnie and Bob were Marilyn Burr-
oughs , Reta.Sherrai ?nd lOhn
Burroughs , .ail' of Gdderich and
Mr. and Mrs. John Proctor and
family of Sunset Beach •,
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Pet Peeves Meet
Dr. Corrin's .Pet Peeves met
Wednesday, January '7th at the
• town hall. Menu, were made
,out to be followed for the next
• week.• A few new rules were
made and the night of meeting• .
Changed'tO every Tnesclay„,at
'8 p, RI.: in the town ha,11Come
• along and get the chib rolling -
for 1970.
Pharis Mothers
Is Guest Speaker
• PURPLE GROVE NEWS
The Wpinen's Institute Met at
the home of lyirs. Walter Fruiter .
on Wednesday afternoon. . Guest
speaker at the meeting. was
Ur: and Mrs,Roy Ashton of -
Lucknow
Thursday was a typicallanuary
day with strong Winds:and heavily
dtifting'snoVi% . Due to the poor
visibility pupils in this. area, who •
• travel to school by .bUs , had an.
• extra holiday,•
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Ralph Hill who had beep a ...
• patient in London Hospital -Since
before Christmas is 'now in...
• Wingharn hospital and improving
steadily. Visitorswith Mr'. Hill
on Sun d were Mrs. Hill, Mts.:
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George Emerson, and Don
mcCosh, • '
Friends'will be pleaied to hear
Ithat .Russel Collins returned to.
his home last we,ek , after a
lengthy stay in Kincardine
Hospital. • •
Farrners Week which was held.
in Hanover was very well attend-
ed. The ladies from this area
who enjoyed "Ladies' Day". were •
Mrs. Tack Farrell, Mrs. Francis •
t
Boyle,' Mrs. Don McCosh and •
Mrs.. Gordon Patterson.
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' Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Norval. Stanley list week7end • . : •
. were Mr. and 'Mrs. Do'n Doupe
•of Miilarton and. Michael, Mr.
land Mrs: Art I:Jelin of laicknow
land Deanna Doupe of BradfOid,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Chadbourne
and Tracey 'of Kincardine spent •
1Sunday with Mr,. and Mrs. Victor'
Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson .
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Gawley 'on Saturday
evening. • •
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Don MpCoish and Dick on Saturday.
evening were,M1. and Mrs:, .
•George 'Harkness and Donnie ,Mr.
and. Mit, Bob Forster of kitChener, ,
*net Forster, Bob Emerson and •
Roy Collins:'
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