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SEPTEMBER 30;1980
6-56-1
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Nomination
-Nominations of
SePtirOtpSohoO).
$uppottet.s.„
,for the representation of the
Huron county Board
of Education
will be received by the undersigned
commencing .on Thuriday, October 16th
and until 5 'p.m., EtS.T. on
Monday, October 20th,
Nominees must be a Separate School
Supporter and may be from any of the
following Municipalities: Ashfield,
Colborne, Grey, Howick, Hulleti, Mc
Killop, Morris, Turnberry, East Wawa-
nosh, West Wawanosh, Blyth, brussels,
Seaforth, Wingham and Town of Goderich.
One representative to be elected.
Required nomination forms may be
obtained from any Municipal • Clerk's.
Off ice...,
Larry J. McCabe
Clerk, Town of Goderich
22-56-3
24' Cards of Thankn
Continued from page 3'
Under good manageMent the
"Risk" seems to be limited,
when compared , to many
other livestock enterprises.
SO 'WHY AREN'T MORE
YOUNG PEOPLE
ATTRACTED TO THE.
DAIRY INDUSTRY?
One of the most obvioiis
reasons is the "Initial cost or
outlay". Most people have
learned to live ,with high land
prices and input costs.
However, there are many
other costs ,that have to be
considered before starting
into the dairy business.
Listed below are_ some
average figures' reflecting
the cost to start milking
cows:
Dutmple A Example B
' [per cow [30 cow
basis] herd]
Land & Buildings
(100 acre, farin at
$1,500.00 per
acre) 5,000.00 150,000.00
Cows and
quota 3,000.00 90,000.00
Machinery (major work
custom .
done) 1,000.00 30,000.00
Miscellaneous (renovations,
supplies
etc.) 1,000.00 . 30,000.00
• Total 10,000.00 300,000.00
These figures may vary
depending on Our situation;
however it becomes quite
evident that the "initial
outlay" associated with dairy
farming makes it extremely
difficult for young people to
start.
— Dennis Martin, Associate
Agricultural Representative
4 Help Wan ted
4.H SHOWMAN COMPETITION—Brian Innes of Woodstock looks over the, calves
McGavin of Walton and Tony Simon of Seaforth entered In the county 4-H showmanship
show their dairy calves, while judge David competition at Seaforth Fall fair. (Photo by Ellis)
PRCSS heads
et raises
Continued from page 1
Jack Lane, received an increase of 9.4 per
cent for a 17 month term bringing his salal ry
to $35,200 plus benefits. His first increase of
$1,000 covers the period August 1, 1980 to
December 31, 1980, and the second
instalment of $3,000 for the term of January
1, 1981 to December 31, 1981.
Ed Rowland, Co-ordinator of Plant and
Maintenance, was .given a 10.6 per cent
increase ($2,000) for a one year period,
January 1, 1981 to December 31, 1981,
bringing his salary to $20,850.
Mr. Lane was granted four weeks holidays
during the year, since he has been with the
board _since it was established.
Administrative staff will receive a mileage
rate of 25 cents per mile (or 15.6 kilometres),
, an increase from 22 cents per mile.
The inaugural meeting for the next term
was set for Monday, December 1, 1980 at 8
p. m.
Although Mr Eckert said he would give
each trustee the opportunity to announce
whether he would be seeking re-election for
the 198142 term, only three board members
said they would be letting their names
stand-Ronald Marcy, Stratford; Tim
McDonnell, Gads Hill, and Gregory
Fleming,. Crediton. Three said no, Michael
Connolly, Kippen; John O'Drowsky, St.
Marys and Mickey Vere who recently moved
'from Stratford to Clinton. Arthur Haid,
Listowel, was absent.
The remaining seven trustees indicated
they had not made up their minds or had no
comment.
The fuel oil tender for heating nine schools
was awarded to Shell Oil Company which
offered a firm discount of 1.16 cents per
litres for a total cost to the board of $49,422.
Mr. Eckert and Mr: McCauley gave a
presentation of the board's guidelines for
discipline which has been under study by a
committee and updated. Discussion& were
held with 20 parents and 20 students (not as
one group) to get their views on the subject.
The students were from Grades 7 and 8. Mr.
Eckert said 20 was a small number to
interview but there was not enough staff to
do more. The need for the study in the
province was suggested to school boards by
the ministry of education. Mr. Eckert said he
believed the time was well spent in doing the
study, and provided a common philosophy
throughout, the system.
"It's good at this time to ensure it is a
common sense approach", Mr. Eckert said.
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