HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-03-04, Page 3DNESDAY, MARCH' 4th, '1959 .'
THE LC'CKNOW SENTINEL,LUdKNow, ONTARIO
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• Libby's Deep Brown Beans, 1, 5� oT.:,` .3149c;, ,
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'PHONE 26 FREE DELIVERY'
acal `& General ,
VIr• and Mrs.', Frank Bark. well,
Jack • Barkwell and Mrs:
Harry. Smith of.Toronto attend-
ed the : ifunera1 of . their Uncle,
Mr' ..Flaxman Barkweli.
Mr.- and: Mrs. M. Osborne of..
Guelph' • visited; with' her' aunt,.
:Mn s. Etta• Roberts,•and .;called on
Fred Webb- at Wingham Hospital;
where. he 'has been a, patient for.
• six ' weeks: •
Mr, and- Mrs.,.. ton 'Gray,•.'Born-
nie . 'and . Tommy ' of 'London, Mr.,
and. Mrs. Henry Carter of Clin
'ton, Mr.:` Beth Gaunt of" Wing-
ham, .Mr.. and. Mrs,, George Phil-
• lips: nd' lbert . of Fordyce, Nisi
ted at :the` home: of .Mr. Thomas
• Magoffin and ' with ~.:Mrs; ; Sam
Durum:
Recent visitors..with Mrs .Wmr
Bushell were M: and:. Mrs. Roy
Webster, :Wayne ', and' Brian of.
L',ondon, Mr. and Mrs.•. Currie
Colwell, Bruce and Betty of kin: -
10 s;
in-lsss; Mrs. J. ; W:: Colwell:, Kin=
lough; Mr, and Mrs.. Donald Mc-
Cosh, .Mary and Dick and • Mrs.
Helen Swan of Purple :Grove.
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12:15:
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Lucknow •. : i
Pre.
sbyterran Churchrrh 1
Minister:
, Re
v, Wallace McClean
SUNDAY, MARCH 88,0'•1959 :.I.
11:0o'
am, 'Morning . Worship.
prin.k Sunday School. '
3,00
p,.m, Dungannon;
p,m, Evening worship .
LUCKNOW•
UNITED CHURCH
Minister`. :
Rev,. • Gordon R. Geiger,
B.A., B.D.
1
SUNDAY, MACH ; 8, 1959 l'
10:00 a.m, ,Church ' :School.
11;00• a.m. Divine Worship $'
Nursery during church.,
Thought For The Week'
Why, do people TAKE their
children to the circus, but!"
U D them: to Sunday School? ,
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TEACHERS OFFERED $800.00
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(Continued . from Page 1)
Experience iallowance at the
rate of $200.. per .year, up to ten
,years, should be included in the
schedule, .so. that the Board may
attract experienced teachers::
Salaries ..of all teachers' now on
this *staff ...should:be `adjusted to
fit• -the' above schedule, 'allowing
$200.' for each yeas' of teaching
experience.
Some 'benefits, sitch as :hospi-
talization: and accumulative sick
leave, should. be included ' in the
contract 'as.an added i entive.:
• We trust ,that. the .Bo
Consider., these•: propos.
will •arrange a Joint •rne
staff and Board in the i
future..`
rd. will
ls,• and
ting o f
was • general satisfaction during
the past year, and in making' the
$800 increase offer, Gerald. Rath
well' invited • the Members of the
staff to . stay,. but ,asked that if
anyone contemplated , a change
to let • the • Board know : as soon
'as possible. •' •
• • Mr. Laur•,had previously,stated
that if any'; teacher on the ;.staff
accepted a position elsewhere,
'the Board Would be advisedwitih
ANIMALS 'Orz ICE—Thr e' child
'ren in ' the ,pre-school and kind-
ergarten' class of Luoknow. and
District Lions •Club ice' carnival
at Lucknow Arena • :on Saturday
were. dressed as• animals. Left to
LOCAL STUDENT
SERIOUSLY I:LL
Miss Marion Buckton, 17 -year-
old, daughter of Mr: and Mrs.
Herb.' Buckton ,.of Con 4, • Kin-
loss, is " very very seriously ill"
in Victoria Hospital,. London. :
Marion took ill. last Thursday
evening with what ,was . believed
to :be the:, flu. and .suffered pains
in her back.. On Saturday night
.the pain; became . bad, and on . Sun-
day she:'was taken' by. the. Luck -
now • Ambulance ' to Wingham
Hospital : and' fromthere• to Lon-
don, where she is under obser
in 'twenty-four hours of signing i.vation. and spinal tests have been.
the • contract. ., The .: official con=, taken in an effort. to determine
'tract 'calls for such action •withinj•the: nature of, her illness
• i • Late Tuesda , ,Marion's moth-
er48' hours:. y>
shad no further word of. •her.
condition. Marion.:, and her, 16
year-old` brother, Bill,. are • stu-
55 six full` time anda part time dents. at 'Lucknow District . High
School.
right, 'Joanne Thompson, dressed
asa rabbit; ...John; MacKenzie
lion, and Margaret Montgomery,
'rabbit:
Sentinel Photo.
Curt Courtesy Kitchener Record
• 'Salaries. `.Double
f h the past few years : salaries
' have. more than doubled. 'In 1954
fate leacher received $22,650; .in• 1955-
1' Biit trouble did not come sing-
56, seven full ' time and two .•part i •ly at the Bnxckton home: ` 'Herb
• tune teacher's,' reeeiv'ed $28;700;1
=Yours sincerely,suffere d: what was .believer.
Keith C.:- Laur,. in 1956-57; seven and• one, $29,-1 be
be a•gall b ladder attack on Tues -
209; in 1957-58, seven •and: one 'i'and. was taken tp WhIgham
'Salary Committee Chairman. $31,400, in 1958 59, eiglht and one,'' day.
the Ontario .School 'Trustee'sMrs Buekten has nothing but
dale :another • $6,000. will be add-
°
In the.meantime the'advise of 40 600 'and under the new'sche Hospital.
Council. has been" sought in the"ed, : without the ' p+ineipal in... '•
( ; praise for their .good neighbours,
s
matter.. Members of ` the :salary' crease beingtaken into consid-taking who are in care'of the chor-
committee are Gerald Rathweil;
') ertioi.; • is and helping in other ways,
a
W,- • •R.' Hot ev..'and' the Board•.. The salary' uestion occ led during thi period of trouble and.
y q up anxiety.'
chairman. ',I practically the whole evening, •
' 'W. `li. owey raisethe qu " and •it was after •
midnight .before
H - d es
tion that . as they ' were bargain= a '•few other . details received .at-
ing as; -a 'group' . would thi
ey, f . tention. Accounts "amounting• to.
the Board's offer Was. favorable.,, .some $6,600 Were •passed;: a fav-
accept it' as . a' group.. Mr. Laur• orable Inspector's re r.t Was read
replied • that while they were and;the Purchase of two addition-
bargaining collectively as to sal- al' sewing tnach.ines was, approv-
any,' if .acceptable,. he . could not ed, as Mrs. Hewitt has an ex
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Speak for who would: iemain,, or coptionally ` iiieavy 'Home Econo
gtherwise, on the staff. mics class.
'He' did, emphasize that..anv in:- parttime workmen on an
dividual, '.accepting lower. •than hourly basis are covered.;by tip/Ti-
the
oin
thr. ma,ioi ity-apps oved schedule pe,nsation while • working' at the'
a
Thanks Albie!
Albert 'Worrall, editor of the
Teeswater News says in part
Over in the. neighbouring town
of" Lucknow, Editor Cam Thomp-
•
son of the Sentinel Chas started
editorial. ,page, something that
snappy Tittle paper has been lack
g Might say, �ju.st about°
in'—we' mi h
the ••only thing it did'lack.
We join' in congratulating Edi-
for Cam and; add our.•voiee to Lewis takes Edi-
. over the. care 'arid
the plea::. • "Keep .up the good .feeding. of 'baby triplets. • ••
PIONEER PASSES
John . Gourley. Ferguson, last
member of a pioneer: West Wa-
wanosh , !Township `family, . died'
at the Home' For The. Aged • at
Clinton' on `Monday. He was a)
son of James and'. Mary .Fergu-
•son and : was born in West' Wa-•
wanosh 87 ' years ago
Funeral service'Will' ' be con'
ducted by Rev:. Roy Kennedy' at
the, MacLennan . and • 1VIaeKenzie
Memorial. Chapel .. on Thursday,,
at 2!00 o'clock' with .interment.
in Dungannon Cemetery:. .
HOME' BINGO
NUMBERS
For :The Week •of march 2nd:..
Monday, 'March 2 . 'N • 33
'Tuesday, March 3 • G 51
Wednesday, March 4 • I' 26
Thursday, March',:6 :, N : 33
Friday, March 6 G.' 66
Saturday, ,March" 7: '. iI: •.7
L ceum Theatre•
WINGHAM
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Two shows' each night •
First at 7.15:
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
March 5, 6, T.•
Jerry. Lewis, , Marilyn 1VIaxwell'
in.
ROCK -A -BYE. .. BABY'
A merry mixture of pathos ;and.
zany • slapstick antics' as Jerry
is out of the Feder tion and could school, but not t t • '
• work.
.not t'c�arti in Ontario, vorwRIPWIIIIBERMIONIPENNIIIMPIIIIPP
' i from It •
con rat ors was ».
the, information received i m the.
FOR' Qualified • Teachers
'Workmen.s Compen anon 'Board. ; ❖' . �1' .. '
'The category increase is foi' Members of the . High School
qualified teachers according to. Board' ' are 'not covered.
specified qualifications, llepait- l Questions were raised and op -
mental regulations require that inions expressed dining the de- p .
positions ,filled by •teachers with liberations,- such ,as: can 'wwe ex-
letter of permit; be advertised, pect betterteaching from a�'sal
each ,year. The Loard cannot ad- ai.y increase; does a schedule and
vertisc for, a . teaeher for a posi- increment mean ' nothing •f•r o m
tion that is filled by a 'teacher one year to another who. is. ';to
with' 'the required qualifications assess the: ability of one teacher
without good. reason. It • was ..em as compared with another, what
phasized that "it .has, to be an.
awfully good• reason, • as the
Board has learned by exprrience,
It. was' pointed . out that there
•Ctiff Crawford is 'a
if t a ers fail
rd do a oh
can the 'Boa
"to "deliver the goods:" 'teachers!
are.. thinking not only of,,, thetn-
selves 'but of 'the good of the
school and community by secur- •
ing` a alar' scale that will att•
-
patient in 'r
Witi harp lic>sptt�'nl,where lie, is
,act :t e best teachers; were not •
-
l against paying agood salaries to
•
good teachers; ,the Board' is 1
the squeeze between the 'texpay- i.
er and mounting costs:
under observation to determine
the nature of his ''illness;Mrs, ,Wilfred Drennan and Mips.
rias, G. Drennan ,Sr. are visiting
at Guelph, with their grandchil-
dren,
Dawn dren, Dawand Judith 'Aron Ste-
wart, while 'Mr.. and Mors.' Mel.
Stewart and Mr. and Mrs., An-
gus.1V1owbray of Wingharn are
.vacationing. at Daytona Beach,
Florida.
A scouttnaster, noticing that
Kis recruit scouts were having
difficulty' organizing their first
rock -out, asked whether they
had"•'if o rig o t.t c n; any essential
equipment. "Yes,')'replied. one,
"My mother." •
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PARK THEATRE GoderiellI
Jow Playing —'Double .:Feature - "Ma. & Pa Kettle
at Waikiki" and Dana • Andrews with Piper . Laurie
in '.'Smoke 'Signal:"
,Monday, Tuesday, " Wednesday; .March 9,- 10, 11.
. James Stewart, Kim, No ak and • Barbara Bel .Geddes
i thrilling suspense:,drama .concerns a man suffering
.This thri 1 g � � g.
from -a strange illness and involved in the death of his -
friend's wife
"VERTIGO"
In Vistavision and Deluke
Thursday,. Friday, Saturday, March 12, 13, 14
"THE PERFECT , FURLOUGH" •
A highly anusing spicy romantic comedy' starring
Tony. Curtis, Janet Leigh
.2: Photographed in Cinemaseope and Color•
Coniin'g, "TONKA"y, Sal Mineo, Phillip Corey.
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