Zurich Citizens News, 1970-08-20, Page 7THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE SEVEN
Huron -Perth Separate School Board
Let Contract and Make Appointments
At their regular meeting last
week, Huron -Perth Roman Cath-
olic Separate School Board approv-
ed a contract with Huron Auto-
motive Limited, Goderich, for
transporting students from colborne
Township to St, Mary's School in
Goderich; and pupils to St. Joseph
School in Kingsbride, The board
has now settled with 14 of the
board's 15 transportation contract-
ors for the school year. Only Ex-
eter contract is to be completed.
The board has allotted $200, 000
for transportation in it's 1970 bud-
get.
Five new school zones have
been formed within the two count-
ies between June 1 and August 8
according to a report made by
Tack Lane, Business Administrator
in presenting a progress report
from Ed Rowland, Dublin, ass-
essment officer for the board,
Total additional assessment obt-
ained and converted to separate
school support amounts to $405,
000.
The new school zones are in
the following townships: two in
Goderich, one in Morris, one in
Ellice and one in Logan. Three
more zones are being surveyed
for completion on or before Sept-
ember 30.
The board appointed trustees
Vincent Young, Goderich; Ted
Geoffrey, R,R, 2, Zurich; and
Jack Lane to attend the Ontario
Separate School Trustee Assoc-
iation and Bishops Educational
Committee meeting in Toronto
on August 19 for the prtrpose of
considering educational part of
supplementary submission made
to Iron. John Robarts regarding
assistance to catholic secondary
schools.
The board learned at the meet-
ing that the installation of the
six new portable classrooms rent-
ed from General Coach, Ilensall,
will be completed by August 20.
One will be located at St. Pat-
rick's School, Kirikora; three at
St. Janes School, Seaforth; one
at St, Joseph's School, Clinton art
one at St, Boniface School, Zur-
ich,
The board accepted the tender
of Laverne 1leywood, Exeter, to
paint three classrooms at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel School,
R. R, 3, Dashwood, for $650, This
was the lowest of three tenders.
The tender of James P. Kraus-
kopf, Dublin, was approved to
relocate water services from St,
Patrick's Church to St. Patrick's
School in Dublin for $68.
Trustee Ted Geoffrey was auth-
orized to have a protective screen
placed over a window in Ste.
Marie School, St. toseph, The
window is in the principal's office
which overlooks the playing field,
He reported new windows are be-
ing installed at the school at the
present time and other repair work
is being completed.
Trustee Chris Walraven, St.
Mary's, was authorized to arrange
for repairs to window sills at I-Ioly
Name School in St. Marys.
The next meeting is to he held
on September 14 when it is ex-
pected to have the initial present-
ation of a survey by Kyles and
Kyles, Stratford, architectural
firth. The firth has been studying
the 19 separate schools in the two
counties,
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Policy was established at Mon-
day evening's Huron County Board
of Education meeting regarding
the use of school facilities by
the public.
Agreement was reached that
rental groups be classified in one
of three areas: Croup A which is
exempt from any cost for using
school facilities; Group B which
can rent school facilities at a
preferred rate; and Group C which
will pay the commercial rate,
Group A consists of 12 general
categories including those act-
ivities sponsored by the board or
by groups of teachers or students
connected with the school system;
meeting of other board employee
organizations; activities of the
Home and School Association;
general meeting of Community
Health Associations, such as
Public Health Associations, Assoc-
iations for the Mentally retarded,
cancer society etc.; regular meet-
ings of Boy Scouts, Cubs, Guides,
Brownies, 4-11 groups, Junior Far-
mer Clubs etc. ; public meetings
related to county school board
and municipal elections; com-
munity functions sponsored by
local community recreational
commissions; lectures, vacation
Bible schools that are open to all
children regardless of church aff-
iliation; assemblies sponsored
by local organizations when there
is no admission charged, no col-
lection taken, etc.; municipal
council meetings; and meetings
under the sponsorship of the office
of the Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food.
Group 13 includes emergency
services or meetings of churches
and Sunday schoolsl non-public
dances sponsored by teenage clubs
for their membership; drama grout
that are non -student sponsored;
community concerts; dancing
school and music school recitals;
adult activity and recreational
groups sponsored by other than
a recognized community recreat-
ional commission; industrial etit-
ployee organizations; industrial or
business athletic groups and leag-
ues; political meetings of a non-
unmicipal election nature; and
concerts, dances, travelogues
etc., sponsored by service clubs
and other local non-profit organ-
izations where the admission
charge is used to help defray ex-
penses and/or for charitable work
in the community.
Croup C includes functions
sponsored by local organizations
and clubs when operated on a
commercial basis; functions of a
commercial or advertising nature;
and all other groups not included
in Groups A and 13.
Croup 13 shall pay $3 per class-
room; $10 per general purpose
room (auditorium); $l5. for a
secondary school gyrnnatorium or
double gymnasium; $10 for a sec-
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Notice Re: League Bowling
Any persons interested in League Bowling this
coming season should contact the representatives
listed below:
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MEN'S LEAGUE—TONY BEDARD
MIXED LEAGUE—JOHN PAUL RAU
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Anyone interested in 10 -Pin Mixed Bowling on
Wednesday nights, should contact Tony or Mar-
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Used Equipment
Ferguson 3 -furrow plow $ 75
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Freeman loader, fork and material bucket 195
IHC No. 10 10 -plate 6 -foot one-way disc 250
John Deere 3 -furrow 12” plow 250
Case blower and 60 feet of pipe 275
IHC "A" tractor, 2 -row cultivator
and bean puller 325
Ford 3 -furrow 14" plow 340
Overum 3 -furrow 14"" plow 490
Ford 8N tractor or Ferguson 28-85 tractor
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Ford 204 10 -foot wheel disc 625
Ford 612 Forage Harvester '' row cornhead
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Ford Super Major 1550
Ford Super Major and loader 1950
64 Ford 6000 Diesel 2950
65 Ford 6000 Diesel 3300
Massey Ferguson 180 "D" loaded with extras 4995
Ford 4500 tractor, loader, back hoe 8850
John Deere 12 foot heavy spring cultivator
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