Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 7 Sep 1976, p. 25

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AMAyltA kAJiWWHrI Hvfl=bifis lt college enters 10th year with $105000 deficit EXAMINER STORIES By SHEILA McGOVERN Staff Reporter Georgian College is entering its 10th year of operation How successful the first nine years have been is difficult to deter mine FAMOUS PANIY Financially the first years of the college have not always run smoothly The 197475 fiscal year March to March ended With $351000 operating deficit program of restraint and staff reductions during 197576 This item on sale Sept 8th to 18th The fall fashion forecast says flash little leg alotl So why not take advantage of this provocatively priced offer on Whisper panty hose ALL SHEER PANTY HOSE All sheer parity hose in this seasons latest darker shades Small Medium Long Extra Long REGULAR PANTY HOSE 100 Stretch Nylon parity hose in wide selection of shades tsizetit ALL SHEER PANTY HOSE Supersheerpanty hosein host of supersott shades Size fit SHEET PHOTO Has self stick sheets for easy mounting Padded cover in assorted desngns mart Price ALBUMS mart Price 2PANT top Sizes 13 mart Price Your Salislaclion Guaranteed Or Money Cheerlully Relunded not test slow BUT WAY OFL ire TODDLERS SLEEPERS 100 Cotton 2pairs pants wuth matching long sleeve brought that deficit down by $240000 The remaining deficit $105000 should be retired over two years said Robert Craw ford college president However problems in financ ing cannot be directly at SAVE BOYS 818 PYJAMAS 100 Cotton flannel Stretch waist pants with matching top Assorted prints Sizes 818 It mlrt Regular Llst Price 413 mart Special tributed the college Since inventing the communi ty college system 10 years ago the mininstry of colleges and universities has changed its method of funding four times One particular change the introduction and then with SML it MART PLAZA 4M HAHN BARRIE mart Price MENS FANCY DRESS HOSE 50 Antron 50 Nylon dress hose with nonslip elastic top Popular colours Fits 1013 mart Price drawal of slip year financ ing resulted in sizeable financial loss to Georgian In 1973 slip year financing was introduced Under the system college would receive its grants based on the previous years enrolment and opera ACRYUC LONG SLEEVE CARDIGNS Smartly styled cardigans With Vneckline turned up cuffs fancy button front 100 Acrylic knit Charming shades OPEN MON iornt ion ro lo PM sarunmvs to 13 Pll PACK KNEEHI STOCKINP tion The system was introduced to help institutions facing dropp ing enrolment Mr Crawford said An institution with decreased enrolment would receive enough money to carry it through the first year of POLYESTER PULL0N PANTS Fuss tree Polyester pull ons help you pullone over on costly clothing expenses Comly stretch waist stitched lront crease Navy Beige Brown Rust or Black Sizes 1020 mart Prlce mart Price it 93 pairs Heres fantastic buy 13 kneehrs to package Beige or Spice shades One 529 tit smalleroperationItwouldalso marine technologhy at its provide time for reorgan ization LARGEST INCREASE But during this period Georgian encountered its largest enrolment increase and introduced major program of stretch Nylon Owen Sound Campus The next year when the col lege should have received money for the increases the government changed its me thod of funding again As result for one year the college did not get money for all its students and programs During the same period the government changed its rc quireinents for financing adult training programs inex perience of the government and college with the new system resulted in further losses Bill Caldwell of Barrie vice chairman of the board of gover nors of Georgian said new board of governors took over supervision of the college at the same time it faced financial woes The board introduced policy of restraint which included much leaner administration an increased number of stu dents per courSe and dropping 25 per cent of the continuing education programs The college used to offer wider variety of continuing education programs he said and admission fees were lower The new board increased ad mission fees for the extension courses and now only ruits pro grams which pay for them selves furing 197576 in an effort to reduce the deificit hiring was curtailed and vacancies created were not filled The allied health division was re vamped and six supervisors eliminated Another 10 employees in support staff and field superviSOrs were eli minated There were cutbacks in office supplies and cleaning and security services saving an estimated $50000 NO NEW PROGRAMS No new postsecondary pro grams were introdiiced and three adult training programs were added During 197475 the college faced possible deficit of $800000 but the board of gover itors trimmed the fat down said Mr Caldwell Weve put our house in financial order wevehad to effect nearly $1 million in economics But he added dont think it has hurt this college one bit We are doing exactly what we ought to bcdoing The 197576 operating budget of the college is set at $10155000 Ten per ccilt or $925000 of the revenue Will come front tui tion fees and miscellaneous sources Ninety per cent or 30230000 will be contributed by the pro vincial 73 per ccnti and federal governments Most of the ntoney 745 per cent or $756547 will be spent on academic items iii cluding salaries for 210 fullv time teachers Teacher salaries have risen 18 per cent in recent years and now take up 406 per cent of the budget The average teacher salary at the college is $17250 according to ltalph Howard dean of administration DIFFHlll Mr Howard said it is difficult to find factor that would iii dicatc how hard teacher works pupilteacher ratio such as used in elementary and secon dary schools cannot be applied to the college he said To determine the pupil tcachcr ratio of school board the total number of teachers administrators and support staff are divided into the number of fulltime students Applying this method to Georgian results in ratio of about three to one But Mr Howard said this method is invalid when dealing with community colleges where many of the courses because of safety regulations lalxnatory facilities and the necessary close liaison between teacher aitd student reduces class size to as low as six students Mr rawford also pointed out that this method would not take into account that major portion of administration time is spent preparing and ad ministering courses for 1100 parttime and extension students or the equivalent of 1135 fulltime students in adult training programs Mr Howard said there are also courses where students are on aitd off campus for intervals of up to six months and some subjects are more difficult to teach requiring iitore time on the part of the teacher There are no course outlines provided for college programs so teachers must also spend time preparing courses The colleges contract with the Ontario Public Service Employees Union to which the teachers belong allows for maximum of 19 hours contact with students for academic teachers and 21 hours for skill teachers Mr Howard said additional work of preparing supervising aiid appraising programs us ually result in teachers working ill excess of 40 hours week for which they get art extra month holiday Mind you dont think it is an unattractive profession Mr Howard said adding there is considerable flexibility in the offhours The second largest item iii the near $102 million budget is plant at 1176 per cent or $1194228 This category iii The Market Place Wednesday Sept 19765 Operating Georgian College expensive business cludes all buildings and equip ment Adiminstralion takes up 642 per cent or 3651951 of the budget Administrative sal aries have increased over the past few years Mr Crawford said but the size of the ad ministrative staff has decreased keeping administra tion costs fairly constant Student services take up $462053 or 455 per cent of the budget and educational re sources consume the remaining 277 per cent or $281293 in summing the expen ditures Mr Howard concluded 80 per cent of our budget is people Breaking the budget down in to its simplest terms it costs Georgian College an average of $3240 to educate one student for one year student in basic post sccondary program pays $285 year for the education This does not include books supv plies and special fees There is not as much statistical information avai lable regarding community col leges as there is for other government agencies It is difficult to find any figures such as per pupil cost for each of the 22 colleges which would indicate how well Georgian compares to the rest Mr Crawford could supply figures showing how Georgian spends its money in comparison to the other colleges in 197475 Georgian spent 746 per cent of its budget on academic items above the pro vincial average of 078 per cent In all other areas educa tional resources student ser vices administration and plant Georgian was between one and three percentage points below the provincial average These figures indicate the college is putting its money where the action is Mr rawford said Will choose queen of fair COOKSTOWN The Cookstown Fall Fair Queen will be chosen on Friday Sept 10 at pm in the curling club building beef barbecue sponsored by the Junior Farmers is slated for the same evening starting at 530 pm dance will follow barbecue and queen contest The fair itself is scheduled for the following weekend Sept 17 and 18 CO UN GLIMPSES More MIDHLRSl Staff Public interest in Simcoc ounty ar chives has increased steadily since it was opened nearly 10 years ago it was reported by Peter Moran archivist We ha vc many more inquiries titan we used to said Mr Moran who succeeded his father Norbert Moran as ar chivist nearly two years ago when he was promoted from assistant Records shows the official opening of the archives took place on Nov 22 1900 with James Auld then minister of tourism and information cut ting the ribbon George Mc Yague MVP for lufferin Simcoc was then Simcoc oun ty warden lilKEAlllON tKSltWN The raceway at the Cookstown Fairgrounds will be used for bikeathon on Saturday Oct at 10 am to raise funds for the ookstown Minor llockev Associatioti hockey executive meeting will be held on Monday Sept 13 iii the com munityhall FURMER WARDEN MIDHURST Stafft The last Simcoc County warden from Vespra township was Roy Hickling who presided during the county sessions in 195 when they were held at the former county administration centre in the city of Barrie NEARI 78 YEARS tlLDWAllClt Stuff Fir st minister of St Andrews Presbyterian church here was Rev Georgc Arnold who con ducted the dedication service on New Years Day 1890 it was shown by old church records $45 PER ElIIING MlllllllSl Stuff Mcm bers of Simcoe ounly council paid $45 per day for attending committee board or council meetings The same rate is allowed official delegates ap pointed to atteitd conventions as countv represent ativcs Ulh FAIR SEVlIltN BltlllGE Staff Annual fall fair of the Severn Bridge and district agricultural society will be held oti Friday and Saturday Sept 10 and 11 bicycle rodeo log choppingeon test and horseshoe pitching are included in the opening days piogram Saturdays features include Miss Mopptf Show queen contest fair parade and agricultural displays

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