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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-06-25, Page 6. SIX: al laic Tr .0%41- it,1 '4 "+ 4. is ili,rtr'+v .woo ai,.,1 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, 'LUCKNOW ONTARIO • efer�-D=eci-sia Vacation Schedul. Huron Director of Education. D.J. Cochrane'' recommendations for vacation pbriods for non -teachers in the employ of 'Huron County' • • • :Board of Education rnet.,a 'snag at' the meeting in Central Hugo Sec ondary School. ' Themajority of members appar- ently eonsidered pparently:considered, them "oat of line" in comparison With other public, sernt public and privately operated businesses operating 'in the County of Huron .under similar circurnstan :Fes •.End-all results was that the Matt- er was referred to a special comrn. ittee for father study and resulted in the calling of .a'special meeting of the Board on Monday evening, June 23, when the committee will •report . This meeting will be held in the Victor Lauriston Public Sch ,00l, Goderich soon to be vacated. Closing of school and Board Offic- es on statutory holidays, and: the • • staffing ofschool and board offices during' the Christmas:•and mid-term; recesses; recommended as 'at•the .' • discretion of. the Director of Educ- ation''",; duc- ation" , will ;also be,discussed;, ;> since wine .trouble seemed to. be :brewing, in the latter field. The 'recommendationnthat. Met.' • opposition from Board, members • stated that the policy, if adopted • should be effective. 'July . 1, 1969 but' should .be: left. flexible -•during this year of transition to allow employees in the -Board's administr- ative offices to have a vacation in. spite of the fact that the... all been employed in the County' .' for a'year.,' Further the Director recommend- ed.w"after, study of similar po ifs. adopted by ;other county •boards and` by former boards in Huron' County" -the fcillowtng--vacation- periods . • . . Teachers: by statute:. secretaries and clerk -typists: after three mons' ths' before July l:: two weeks vith pay;•rnore: than one year; three ,weeks with pay; custodian: after' three months before July l:, one • week with pay; .after one. year. before July 1: two weeks with pay after two years: three weeks with, pay; rnaintenance: same as for' • custodians., 'The same fate was met by recom- mendations on•the "higher-up", employees of the Huron County Board of Education, the recomm= endations being: Chief•accoun ant:'three Weeks:. Plant .Superintendent: three. weeks; Manager, .Purchasing and Services:' three weeks;. Assistant Superintend ents, ,Academic three weeks •with at least two. of them in July or • • August;'Business Administrator,: four weeks; Superintendent 'Acad=• •emic, four weeks with at least three weeks taken during July and or. August.. Director of Education: five weeks. annual vacation 'BoardY•Deput ._chairman,, Robert .• M Elliott, who. represents the Townships.of Goderich.and Colbor- ne •onthe. Board said :his .criticism of the recomriiendations:was the -same as -it -had -been -f -or -setting �. 'teachers' salaries above the 'salary II/ IIi!IRilIiII/I!!RflIRIiiR HOME $7,900'. 1? ..storey annul. brick "sided '.home ..located in the Village of • Lucknow. This: home: has a full basement, kitchen, living room, with hardwood floors . and .panelled. walls, dining room with tiled floor and ceiling.' There. are 2 small bedrooms downstairs,• and a large bedroom with clothes closets,„and a 4 pc. path upstairs. For anyone wanting a real bargain, here is your opportunity; 'FARM = LUCKNOW Highway corner farm'' consisting.' of 50. acres, with a good bank barn with a •:stee s a . -g, cern-en oors, ne $ • shed. The 2 storey cement home has 'a : full basement, :3 ?pc. bath, drilled Well, and there is hydro throughout: Ful price only $14,000. • • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3Sth, 1.961•, , LARRY •PAPERNICK Larry Papernick, son of Mrs. :Ivan Papernick;• 200 Cayley Street,. God'erich, .and the late Ivan Paper. hick, graduated from the Universi-, ty of Western Ontario, Friday, May' 30 with his Bachelor of,Arts,' degree in economics.; Hp las accepted a position with Touche, Ross, Bailey and Sinart,, Toronto Mrs'. 'Papernick is the former Jean • 'Ritchie' of Ashfield., Larry is the, grandson•of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ritchie of this communit , Y� schedule; If the holiday schedule was set according to :the recomm- endations• there would be widespre- ad criticism tlrotighoue,the •County of Huron. - Mr. Eluent. said• he-hai-mad study of the vacation~periods • existing in leading public and. semi• -public bodies and also: private enterprises in Huron County, with: I the/following 'results• Case '1:. aft rime year; two weeks, 10 ,s-,--three-weeks--.--C-is 2: Seale: one to five years, two weeks; six to 15 years, three weeks; 16.to. 20•years, -four weeks:. 21 to • '' 25 years, five weeks 26 to 30 years, five •weeksplus one paid day 'for 'each year over 26: . Case '3 after one year., two weeks after five years; three weeks.. , Case 4:,.up .to: three years, two ,. :weeks: three to: 20 years, three.' weeks;. 20 years and over• four weeks. Case 5::up:to 20 Years`, three weeks; (20 to 25 years, three •weeks plus other benefits Case. 6:',up to:10 years, two weeks; COTTAGE - AMBERLEY. A 3 year old, cottage located at'AYliberley,. right on Lake ,Huron. Thiscottage consists of a modern kitchen, . a large living room•with 3 french doors, and a picture window, that enables youto_ view the country side,"'and ;a,: bedroom that will sleep; 4' people.. This cottageg c y p I?�P is in immaculate 'condition. Full : asking rice only $8,500. TIRED OF CITY LIVING • If you are thinking of retiring,why not move to a small village, near the Lake. We haveLa good red: brick home with a full basement; with heating by an oil furnace, a modern kitchen, - living room with a.. picture window, ,dining room, 4, pc; bath, 'and 4 ,bedrooms. This is a lovely well kept home, and located Within walking distance :to, down- town shopping..This ,will: not last long, so CALL TO -DAYS USTOVEL RegUIns SENi CLERK 1 APPLICANTS SHOULD HAVE GRADE 1 ON EXPERIENCE IN ACCOUNTING .AND NROLM. EDUCATIpit IN A RECOGNIZED ACCOUNTING COURSE OP STUDY' ULD BE: AN ASSET ALTHOUGH NOT';. ESSENTIAL.. SUCCESSFUL' CANDIDATE MUST BE WILLING . TO. CONTINUE STUDIES. ; • ATTRACTIVE PAY SCALE AND. COMPREHENSIVE RANGE: OF EMPLOYEE INSURANCE BENEFITS AVAILABLE. 'Applications, By Mail Or •In 'Person Should'. Be Addressed' To The. : PLANT PERSONNEL DEPT. RNE "By .Judy Moran 'ASSEMBLY 'FOR' MISS. DE BRUYN An Assembly, was held by the grade '.;7'and .8 girls in honour of Miss De BruYn. She is a teacher : of ourschool and is getting married and won't be'with us next year. • Gifts wereiven :the ,school g.. children. : • , by -7-SEPARATE-SCHOOL A field ,day for the Separate : 'Schools of this area was held at•our' 'school. The following were the champs. The senior girl was Dorothy Hysenberger,: and the boy'. o e rie ; he intermediate • • boy and, girl were, Gemme De, Bruyn and John: Plouffe The • jun- ior girl was Mary Ann Miltenburg;: and • for: boys• Fergus. Burns` The 'grand championship was:•won by us. GRADE 4 ANASSEMBLY .D 5 An Assembly was put on by .the'. grade 4 and 5. The school .was : in. ,vited•:and it was. enjoyed,. by all.; r, SCHOOL NEARS END. The ,exams= are.over andeveryone is waiting' restlessly for that wonder ful last day of 'school'. • . The younger kids are . going; on a bus trip to Boiler :Beach on Jtine • ;, 25th. '.Fair work has been going on On June 26th., the badges are. .p- ing to, be given -to the winners with- invarious divisions of the school. GRADUATION :'Agraduation; is planned for the rade eights for June, 27th, the last day of school: " The graduates will ah assist at ':' . Mass at 9.00 that mr rning in some ca acity"•someserving Mass, ' some reading "The :Prayers for the Faith- ful" one reading'the.•Epistle and Others presenting' the Offertory.: After Mass they will return to: the school gym to a breakfast served by zthe Catholic Women's • League_of both Kingsbridge and .St . Augustine After .breakfast, awards and diplom.• - as •will be passed out 11 to,15 years, tree wee . s; years and: over, four weeks •Case 7: over a year, two weeks; • up to a year, four percent of pay. Case 8: after one ear, two weeks; after 10 years, 'three 'Weeks; after 20 years, four weeks. Mrs. J.W. Wallace, Goderich suggested' continuing for this summ- er the umm-erthe schedule of holidays; previously, existing in the various, Boards ' I•don`t believe people shpuld get P . '•four weeks' holidays starting out; on oIs't: Real Estat REALTORS, WING. HAMVI' `Rural • .Ontario Specialists' "FOR BEST' RESULTS PHOTO -LIST YOUR• PROPERTY, Wil'H' DON HOLST" Barry McDonagh 4-- Rep., Lucknow 528-3423, an ars In • • 1 T:1 Res. 357-1014• I•W Jake Jurtzi• - .Rep'.,_W ng am 357-1570 • tevenson• Rep.,•Wingham: Y' Res.'357-1048', 1101111110110111111111141111 a job declared_ Chairman John B. Lavin, Clinton; commented• that the: Huron County' c Board..of Education had been• in • existence, less' than six.months. "'There are 'umpteen', things to do. fright now during this'summer per- { iod ," he. said', • I The.chairthan expressed his int - P .! ention (as be is required to do when voting on. a 'motion) to vote on a: . •i motion by James Taylor, Hensai.l; 1 to adopt. : • Gocdah-Tv44tr;"who reprexert BALL TOURNAMENT • The two-p%ch.baseball games' tournament is over for the;g: iris. onor. Bride -Elect •Augustrne Jose•P hine De Ruiter, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs'.; H. • De Ruiter was honoured by friend's, neighbours and theladi'es. of St:'!Augustine`. C. W. L.:,at a miscellaneous shower; held in the St. Augustine Parish the -third team -won -heir captain Hall,-Saturda _eveningJune 21st, waseMar- ar t Fra ne� and ,the laapproaching•. g y � P Y prior to her ers •a re Judy Moran�-Lauri CMS.-= .rarriage July 5th•. holm; Nellie Knoo.P ,Linda ;Boer,.. • A short program' ot underway . ,got . Lynn.Austin Ann Dalton.,; Johanna with Mrs. R. Bolas chairman.. Van Diepen, ;Kathy;'O'Keefe and The hall was nicely decorated with Maryann Miltenburg. • ; pink and white .streamers '.and porn The boys 'are'still in'their regular pours and the:. traditional white wedding bell .: P anp selections ' were played'by'Virginia Chisholm, the motion was defeated 6 - 5 sub s.equently., •a motion to hold a spec - sequently„ meeting in the Victor•Lauriston Public School,, Goderi fI on Mon • d y_,_Jurie 28, to conside _the re-, ,port of a special committee was" carried. 7 - 2. The special Commi- ttee, will meet 'in CHSS , Clinton,. Thursday evening June 19.'„ Method, of hiring office employ- ees came up for discussion as app- lications had been requested in -the -- Huron County newspapers published during the week of June 9 - 14, for payroll supervisor, ° accounting assi- stant, ssi=stant, accounting clerk, secretaries and clerk -typists. ' c►c :7=1tt1lab= Townships of• Turnberry and ,Howick jexpressed himself in favour of the schedule•as presented. • Lavis said the services of the 13-840 1•n••-staff-adrn-1nstr-ative members rwere needed on the job as much as possible in the first year of the ' Board." • With a . o$rd,.melilb.ett-vb in :',�.• Ann B.oyle,• Marie .•Boyle, Mary. Ann Boyle. Contests were. ' conducted :by Mrs. R. •Boyle and Marie Boyle, followed by two'Hurn` be'rs by the St. Augbstine Youth'. Choir, accompanied by M Boyle. ' Mrs . R. Boyle read two' < . humorous recipes. .• Josephine was then escorted to her place of.honour with her two attendants. Joe Ann Hickey read • an_address.ard_Ann De Groot and sister . Willie De the' bride -elect's sist • . , . Ruiter assisted in opening the many beautiful gifts; The guest book , signed by every one present and 'a recipe book.were presented to the bride -1. 1 ex resse mitted: (a) administration to inter. Josephine:very fitting y P • view and hire within the salaryher thanks to all. Everyone sang, . guide lines alreadyapproved bythe "For She's a Jolly GoodPellow. Lunch 'was .served and a social hour. enjoyed. Board;. (b) ad nini'stration to inter-- • wiew,.wand-subrnit.a•-seleoted listof narnes to the Board,, • By a vote of 7 -4, the 'policy of having a selected list of'names:sub, rnitted to the Board 0,was adopted r 1111101011 I RII a$q.sb.ux "That dentist .isn't painless," the five-year-old reported. "l bit his finger and it hurt,"