The Brussels Post, 1975-03-05, Page 9WIN TROPHY FOR 4th YEAR — Winners of a trophy at the
Lucknow Legion Tournament for the fourth year in -arrow was this
Brussels team. With coach Brian Rutledge, back, left are players
Paul Machan, David Cossit, Darrin Watts, second row, David
Hastings, Tim Fritz, Brad Black, Mike Smith, Kevin Johnston,
Gary Godkin, Kevin McArter,' front, Daryl Hastings, Doug Shaw,
Robert Cardiff, Dean Rutledge and Rick Knight. The team defeated
Teeswater 10-3, Blyth 5 - 0 and Belgrave 8 - 1 in Saturday's
tournament. (Photo by Langlois)
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Inside Howick Central Assessment for separate
board finds Snowshoeing
Today the Outdoor Educastion
Elective are starting to snowshoe.
They hiked out to Highway 87 and
went west to the first side road.
By hiking down this road, which
is closed, they came to a river
where.they cut across and into the
bush which is behind the school.
By cutting through the bush they
came to the school. Mr. Fisher,
their Elective and regular French
teacher, told me the hike was
about two miles long. Because it
was raining a bit, the snow stuck
to the laces and had to be knocked
off every so often. This was the
second time out and the students
knew better how to walk with
snowshoes and it went a bit easier
on them, even though they didn't
have light fluffy snow, which is
easier to walk an. Even though
this hiking was tiring Mr. Fisher
said he believed everyone
enjoyed it.
Marlin. Good
Skate-A-Thon
On Friday, February 21st room
• 13 and 15 held at Skate-a-than to
raise money for their class trips to
Ottawa. We would like to thank
the pupils from Room 14 who
skated for us. The Skate.-a-thou
started at 11:30 a.m. and ended at
3:30 p.m The Skate-a-than would
not have been a success without
your support so on behalf of room
13 and 15, Thank you.
Gary Douglas
Room 15
A Trip to Collingwood
On March 14, 1975 Mr. Cober's
Ceramic Elective is going 'to
Collingwood as a follow up
activity ' from their group at
school. They plan to leave at 9:00
a.m. and drive to Collingwood
where they will have a tour of the
Blue Mountain Pottery Plant. The
Blue Mountain Pottery's
secretary has promised to arrange
it so they could also visit Rainbow
Ceramics. They plan then to be
back at bus time which is 3:20
p.m. The students may take any
amount of money though they'll
be able to get in free. On the way
home, if there is enough time
they will stop for a snack. Each
student is required to bring their
lunch for dinner. I wish I was
lucky enough to go along but I'm
not in that Elective.
Marlin Good.
schools
Assessment figures tabled at
the Huron Perth Roman Catholic
Separate School board meeting in
Seaforth Monday night showed
assessment for 1975 taxes for
separate school purposes up from
last year in all but four Huron
Perth municipalities.
The total increase was $564,711
over the two counties. The i
biggest dollar increase (per capita
figures were not given) was in
Stratford, the largest
municipality. Fullarton and Logan
Townships and the Town of
Exeter also showed healthy dollar
increases of above $30,000.
In Seaforth the assessment for
separate school purposes was up
$27,515, followed by Tuckersmith
at $26,025.
The Goderich assessm• nt
increased only by $9,303, Clinton
by $15,675 and Zurich by $9,415.
Wingham was up 6,355.
Hibbert Township's
assessment increased by $1,685,
while McKillop's was up $16,055.
In Grey Township, the
assessment for separate school
purposes rose $5,470 for a total
assessment of $1241 135. Dublin
trustee 'Francis Hicknell
commented that the assessment
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The gaineless Ones
in Grey is away up from 1969
when the board was formed.
The assessment in Brussels is
$6,080 , all residential. There was
no residential assessment in
Brussels in 1973 for separate
school support.
North Easthope in Perth
County and Bayfield, -Osborne
and West Wawanosh in Huron
are the four municipalities that
have had a decrease in
assessment for separate school
support.
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