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THE LUCICN•
OW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW„ ONTARIO
The ;IUCKNOW SENTINEL.
l ucKNOW,. ONTARIO
"The Sapoy Town""' On the Huron Bruen Boundary
Authorized as second class 'mail, ' post Office Department, Ottawa
Established'. 1873 -Published Each Wednesday Afternoon
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Donald C • Thompson, . Publisher`
WEDNESDAY, MAY lOth, 1967
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There ,will surely be many sore -
fingers. arid,. dog -.eared telephone.
books for:' awhile until folks: get
'Used to the:direct. dialing system
.which went into effect on Sunday..
morning. •.
Speaking of telephones, on,be-
half'of the• People in this district I.
.would like to 'take this, opportunity
to extend special •thanks to those •
who made' using the telephone en-
joyable in.the .past All those who;
did outside' work and especially;;. to
• ,the operators who it is very likely
With the TOPS In.
Entertaitninent.
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.. May 12-.13.
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Apaches on the .Ratripage.
CARTOON.
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have had their patience•.put to the
test many' times .and, yet. always
managed to:be considerate, pleas
ant,: and thoughtful Even when,
these women were quite busy there
Still seemed to be thne`for a friend.
'1y word or 'two They. served 'as a
weather.bureau,:they knew what
time the trains and busses arrived
or left, if the Doctor was in .his
poffice., in fact if one aske`there:
was very little that they, didn't. •
know. Also I' m. sure at -times ; they
sat through some pretty fiery
from unsatisfied telephone user's.
On,th'e whole they were a.grand;
bunch and aspecial thanks goes
out ice each:one of them and if it
is any consolation.they willbe
greatly missed by agreat number
of people when they lift their
shiny new receiver and heat the •
deafening buzz instead of the
friendly." Number. Please" ,
Wins Award For
Top Apprentice
Iflfltario
GlenCowan, '36$ Luella St'. ,
-Kitchener and a former resident of
Lucknow, has been named the top
apprentice in Ontario and winner
;of the "Fred Hawes Apprenticeship
Award."" which is sponsored by the
,Ontario` Provincial Council, United
Brotherhood of Carpenter#'and.
Joiners of America,
The award is named after, Fred-. ...
J. Hawes, first Director of
Apprenticeship for. the Province of •
Ontario and a. fOrrner President of -
the Ontario Provincial Council:
This Award provides fora,
presentation of Journeyman tools
and financial assistance.for the.
-advanced•education beyond the
particular trade.
:Merl graduated 'from the Provinc-
ial Institute of Trades as a
"Wright with a final average of 901o..
He is employed by the itigmil p,irm
Wilson Aver rte, Idtchener,,
He will be presented with this
award at the 55th Annual COnven-.
tion at St. Cather`,ines- on July 31, ;
NQ semen# "fdlow ng Prolon�e
Nigh ScI��I.�al�ry Negotiations
Murray Cardiff;, chairman of the
management committee of the' ,
Huron -Bruce .District High Schoca
Board, said follo'uing.a meeting
with staff representatives:recently
that no salarysettlement has as yet
been reached with the teachers of
the Lucknow ;and .Winghatn. scho6,1s,
Negotiations have been going.on;
since last February when the staff
of'the:local school turned down a
board offer of about• 8,•per cent and;`•
requested an` across the board -in-
crease of about 17 pet cent which
With annual 'increments . added , pos-
ed an•increase factor of•,about22
perbent to the local board,
,The two committees have ,been
meeting at intervals in an effort to
.thresh out the salary .problem:, but
.have not been 'able to'.reach an•
agreement.. . The local situation
follows: a provincial pattern in that,
,sharply increased demands by
teachers•have prolonged negotiat—
ions long past thea normal time: of
settlern.en't ..This is borne out by the
fact that at: the present time almost
half the schools; in .the' province are
still negotiating with their staff
members,.• including nearly all the -
larger centres in Ontario.-
•High school; salary, schedules.` are
set.up,on a-c,category basis, with/a.
minimum and inaximum .for•eadh
category and stipulated annual
increment .increases .general to ,the
four categories. The categories are
setup in recognition of varying
alificatiSFis which.. teachers' may t
Have.
In the case'of the Huron-Bruge
area .which includes. staff at. both.
Wingham .and Lucknow, .the follow-
ing schedule, was- in force last year:.
category I, $5;300 to $9,000; cat:.
2, $5•,700 to $9,.300; cat. 3 '•.
$6,40010 $10,300; cat. 4' $6,800
to $l0,700.
In earlynegotiations the board
offered'thh following minima,
$5 ;600,, $5,900, $6,500 'and
$7,000 with the Maxuit.a' at'
$9,590,49,,700; $11,100 • and.
$14600.' / '
At the ,same time the teachers re-'
quested the :following minima: .
$6 , 200 ,. $8 ,`700;, -' $7,500 and
$8,000 withmaxinna at $10,600,
$fl,,000 , $12,.100 and $12,600.
In the interval since the first
'Offer was made,the board has
come up with the following
changes;'m'inin;a,; $6,100,• $6';400
$7,100, x$7,500;•inaxiina, .$9,900,
$10.,400, $11,600 arid $12;200.•; 1.
This offer 'was turneddown' by the
teachers last week, but their -de,
inands.,since the'first round of
negotiations have also' been re-'
vised to the following level:
minima, $6,100,, $6,500,47,200,
$7,600 and ni axirn a of $10,000;
$10,5A0, $11,600 and .$12,3oo.
The board has not agreed to the -
,.
of the teachers, al-
though there•'is not a great spread.
Another pone 'of contention is the
tucrements. •The teachers are ask
ing for a $400, 00 increment. . The
present increment paid is $300.00'
and the' board has refused to.rnake
any adjustment;in this section•, of
the schecltile.
The m anagement chairin an. poin-
ted out .that increment. increases ;
alone will amount to $18 ; 000 this.
year and if the $100,00 increase iS
given it will add $6,000 to the
payroll. This would mean over one
mill on the school district's assess- .
anentof slightly over $19,000,000;
Early a'greem ent. Was reached
between the two groups, however;
on a number of other points
affecting salaries atthe. school.
Substantial:increases were agreed
On for department,directors and,
departmetit heads.. and other tate-
gorses of teachers in supervisory
positions, In the case of the depart-
ment heads the,amount Was raised
Jet . tam +ware
from $1,200 to $1,700 for+those,
w,ho will be departrrtent-directors,
These amounts are on top of, norms
rnal schedule salaries. Changes
were also made' in' allowances. for
experience and for supply teachers
and the board agreed for the first
time to establish conditions for
sabbatical leaves.
As to the total cost of salary,
adjustments; On the school budget,.
the factors -which have been out-.,,
lined add up to a great dealof.
money The' payroll, last year was.
just under $500,000 and if, as an
example, salaryinereases' amount-.
ed to.20 per cent; this becomes
$100 , 000" on top of the half million
paid out last year..
It is apparent that the delay in
settlement of salary, ) problems this:
year is due to themuch higher. •
dernands.beingmade by. the teach-
ers. In
each-ers..Inthe past requests :have.'
usually :been for increases in the
schedule of two or three hundred
dollars compared to. requested
$900.00 this .year'. •
The; local board negotiates septi•
arately with, the principals', and
vice: -principals , but has not made'
any settlement in these salaries as
well.,
- .Wingham Advance Times..'
Friends Pass Awe
W.L. MacKenzie of. Lucknow
lost two old family friends, of long
standing; last week with'both
ladies buried, side by side., at the
Bayfield cemetery.
A week ago Monday, Mr. Mac
Kenzie attended' the funeral of Mrs
John Mansonof Zurich and plans
had been made Ghat he would
pick up Mrs. Edward Stelck :at .
Huronview, in Clinton • and she
'would accompany him to•the fun-
eral When Mr. MacKenzie called
at.Hti;tonview;, he was-doublysadd
.ened inelearning that Mo.
had passed' away •the day.before.
Her funeral .was:held'on •
Wednesday of last week;
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