HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-03-25, Page 7WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25th,1970.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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The salary committee ..of
Huron County, - Board of
Education' , aired the 'salary;
demands ' • of • the secondary,
.school teachers 'at the regular.
meeting- • Monday • ,evening• in
Clinton.' ' . - •
• Committee Chairman. Robert
Elliott . •said' it was • not the
committee's . intent .to try to.
make the'teachers: look :bad..
"Neither is it: our •intent . to.
;hide anything from •the
ratepayers," continued Elliott,
• "We feel the ratepayer, who will
have to :.supply the money for,
this increase -has a '-right to know
"the stand being taken. .by the
respective parties concerned."
The secondary school
teachers areasking thefollowing
schedule be adopted: Category
One, • $7,200 minimum to..
$12,100 maximum in .12 years
Category Two, $7,600 minimum
to ,. $12,900 maximum, in::.13
years; Category- Three, $8,400
Minimum to $14,100 maximum
' :in 14. years; and Category ;Four,,
$8,900 to $15;000 :in 15 years.
Pr ntilza ,•_..:it ic_• surges
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of $332,750,. or an 11.9 percent
increase . • based .on."the. present•
payroll for' •27.1 teachers: of
$2,787,768 making a new total
for 197071:of $3,12Q,518.. The
average increase per '•teacher.
• would be $1,227.86%. •
The: board presently1pays:'50
percent • of OHSIP for the
teaching staff; • 50 percent for
medicalTinsuranci e; and • 50
percent • of the ° premium of
$1 0,000 term .insurance :for male
teachers' and . ; $5,000 term
insurance for females.
Mr. Elliott-told---t-he- board
that when the committee's offer
• to the teachers had been decided
upon, it .too would" be made
public information: -•
There ' was' more policy
decided at Monday evening's• .
meeting, `including policy which.
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says 'that -- the- b`oar-d=-shall be
advised :by the Director of rEducation of any, experimental
or innovative'changes in school.
organization and/or programs
before' they are initiated in. the
school's, and :before
ted' by • announcement-is--made--to-the
public and/or the••press..
The . board .also 'agreed . to.
permit, the Huron -Perth Separate
'School Board to purchase
Kindergarten .education. for ',.its.
pupils subject -`to the provision•
that space is . ..available . for
children. ;of . public/ school
supporters.
The decision • followed , a
request • from the Huron -Perth
Separate. School Board to
purchase kindergarten education
for • Wingham :°pupils in 'the•
Turnberry Central School:
• d
the teachers, •: would' received
• $20,000 to $22,000 with $500
• increment. The minimum salary:'
for a vice-principal, would be five
percent greater than the
maximum salary for •a director
..wj(th two increments of $600.
Responsibility • allowances
would' include , $2,000 for
• technical and commercial.
• directors; $1;700,for department
'heads; $1,100 •'for . subject
chairmen $1,000 for assistant.
directors; and $850 for assistant'
department. heads. •
Extra . degrees which are•,not
being used for . certification
purposes • and 'which are •,relevant
• and acceptable,.: to the Board,
would be paid• at. the `following •
rates if the teachers' schedule '
was adopted:: any Bachelors'
degree; $300; any. Masters' $.500;
and • any doctoral ., degree, $700:
• Mr. Elliott and•the committee
agreed 'that thecounty was
fortunate • 4to have . a • staff .of
competent . secondary: school;
teachers ' and hoped 'to •retain
• thein on 'staff "at a reasonable
cost":.,
He promised the. board will
• give " serious ' thought to ; :the
Committee's . offer to ' • the
secondary school teachers.
Mr. Elliott said that if the •
teachers' schedule was. accepted,
its would involve a total. increase
A ` letter. from the
Huron -Perth ., Separate .' School`
Board su•ggesting. the.
co-ordination of • bus routes "in
order to .avoid • duplication of
,services” was referred to the
transportation committee for •
furthTr-study:
The board indicated it w
take a look at .the entire bus
system during the ' next few
months. •
' The following : retirements
and resignations were recorded:
Ida . M. ' Rhoads, Central' Huron
Secondary School; •Marlene
Morrison, Clinton :Public .School;
Nancy Daer,' East • Wawanosh
Public School;. ' Barbara
Livermore (teacher) and Glen
McKnight (custodian), Exeter PS,
Robert • J. Bondy, • Goderich
District .Coljegiate; Joan Sparling
,SEE •OUR. SELECTIOIN1 'Oi? .
•
im _and Hyacinth Planfis
Daffodils
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SOLOMON'S GREENHOUSE
'L.UCKNOW PHONE ..k.8-301/
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.. and Margaret Livermore, Howick
• Central School:; . Cheryl. ,Hessels,
• ••Hullet't. `Central Sciool,, Sandra ..
° Nichols and`Marguerite Schleich,
R E PORT
F. E. Madill Secondary' School;; . .
Marilyn Buinsma, Linda> M.
Girard, Sheila . Haas . and.
Constance L. • • Wilson, • South
"Huron District High School. • .
J,n-:..other•husiness, the board
hasdecided that it will attempt,
#12 County Road .south of #3 Coun-
ty Road, Larry Alvin Horne. 57.
'West . William Street, Seaforth w,a;
involved in a single car accident.
resulting.in extensive damage to _.
the vehicle. 'Horne received injur
1 Frorn 12:01 a• m• •, March 15,.
19.70 to. ivlarch 21, 1970,
On Sunday. March 15, 1970 "ori
to make arrangements to run a
series of articles. in the Huron
County Weekly Newspapers,.
perhapsduring the summer
months, ce icerning the past,
present, and future of. the board
in •the 'county After the public ies,
has had •a •chance to 'read these On :Sunday , March/15: 19.70 on
articles and •digest. them; • the Lot' 26. Concession 2. H u11ett '
board •will •plan public meetings To;nship west of #44 Highway
:at which the ratepayers may a vehicle parked by David Cooper
"grind their axes".
- ---_ _ - - Dinslay Street __B yth-rolled-for- '
ward and struck a building, result-
'... in •in minor damage to .the. •
..Reception 'Heldvehicle.. •
For °NewlyWeds
CHURCHI
On Friday evening Match 20 a
teceptiowand dance was held for
Mr. and :Mrs. Ronald Schefter
(Catherine Ruth McLennari) newly-
weds; in Whitechurch Community
Hall.: •
Music for dancing- was supplied
by Tiffiiis orchestra With Brian
Rintoul and Oscar Schefter, doing •
the..cal-Hng-off
At lunch time•Ronaldand;Cath-
erine -were•icalled
ath-erine.were•'called to the platform
and given seats of honor while
Mrs; George Fisher read an
address . :On :behalf of the gather-
ing'T. Kloostra: presented them •
with .a gift of money
Ronald and 'Catherine',both
thanked their friends and relatives
for :their •gift of money, for attend
ing the party and tp the sponsors
of the pleasant .evening. of renl-
embrance .and extended an invita _,
tion. tat ose present to visit at:.
their .home A1l`sang For They .
Are Jolly' Good ;Fellows and danc
ing resumedto the closing hour,
Mr, and Mrs. Ben 'IvlcClenaghan
.and Mr. and. Mrs, Carl McClena
ghan visited :on :Thursday last
'with Mr, and Mrs,. ' Bill Parkes of
Lucan'vicinity:
The. Thankofferin.g meeting of
Whitechurch U C W:planned for
Wednesday April 1st will.•not be ,
held- until their next meeting day;
May 6th because their guest'speak
er Rev. • G- W. Bach of Gorrie: is
ill at: present and it Is hoped he
will be able to: be' present _on
May.6th•
Mr : and - Mrs , Elwood Gros•korth
visited last week .with relatives • :
at Toronto. 0 • . .
Mr. and. Mrs; Paul Geiger'and•.
Kimberley of Kitchener spent the'
week end.with Mr. and' Mrs. Carl
McClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs.
Ben McClenaghan.'
-Miss Mildred M.cClenagbari-t.-fit,
at Psychiatric Hospital, Goderich
spent.the week end with her
mother Mrs. Lillian McClenaghan.
Ivlz.:: and`Mrsste'twSrnitlr�f==
Kitchener spent the, week end•with
her parents Mrf and.Mrs. Gershon•.
Johnston .•
FLORIDA T RIP •
• Mr. ar)d Mrs Ed Walker Arrived
home on trip to
Florida
Mrs. Clarence Ritchie of
2nd Concession Kinit3ss visited on
hloliday 1..+/it1i ,her 'parents Mr. and
l;•lrs, Crershoni Johristoh,
Miss Annie IKentedy of
t�ringh'a m was admitted ' on. -Sunday
afternoon to victoria I'lospitai,•
London, Iter many friends li'erc
wish hcf a speedy recovery,
On. Wednesday . •March„1$ 1970,
on a parking lot at C, F.B;• Clinton.
a parked vehielwned by James
Bondy C F;B .:` Clinton was struck
byan'unknown vehicle resulting.
in mnor.damage.to: the vehicle:
On Thursday .March 19 1970
on Hulletr.Township•sideroad 5
6 south of. #25 County Road. David
Charles 'man. R. R. # 3. Walton
was . involved in :a single car acrid
ent resulting:in minor damage •, to
his vehicle. '
On Sato y -March 21:497.0._.:
on #86 Highway west of Lucknow:
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'PAGE: ;SEVEN.
Warren Grant; 316 Mill Street,
Port Elgin and Bradley c ondy,
56 King Street, Waterloo were
involved ;in: a. two car• accident' .,
resu1ting,in extensive :damage to
•the vehicles; ''Vera Catherine •
Grant,. 316 Milk•'Street•,.Porr
Elgin vias fatally'inju*ed and
'driver'.Warren Grant received •injui
ies,' . • "
"Motorists!,' ;KroW what to do if
a 'tire blows while you're traveh-:
ling at, Highway speed?'. The Ont-
ario Driver"s Handbook says..
Don t jam on the brakes.. "Instead. .
Make your foot off the accelerator... •
..concentrate on steering and let
your car roll to a safe stop. Rem-
ember . • jamming on the brakes
when a tire blows could cause•
your car to overturn,
R. B. WHEELER. Cpl. •
KINCARDINE''
'From .12:01 a.m. March 16.0.
197.0 to 12:00 midnight arcli 22,
1970.
On Friday, March .20 , 1970
Provincial Constable Poland invest•
igated a singlecar accident'on•
#21• highway south of. Tiverton..
T•he.dri•Vet.: Robert- anwagOner..
Of Mississauga.. Ontario was.not
'injured when his car struck 'a
guide ran.
Drivers remember' that 'when
spring•draws near: that the bicyc-
les will be out again. So beware
of the exuberant_.chiidren.!on..their0
vehicles too. •
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and keeps them clean. for.
More. miles to the. gallon. And
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due .to carburetor icing
helps, prevent rust - .gives
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need it andJ;essens power
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.truck and Tractor •
carburetors the clean
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