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MISS JEAN COPELAND \
Mr, and Mrs, Russell Hollings-
worth of Watford visited on
Tuesday with Mrs. Mary Jaques.
1\1r, and Mrs. Douglas cor •
sant and Jeffrey of London were
Tlpirsary visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, David Wheeler and Mrs,
Robert Corsaut.
Miss Arlene Johns visited for
several days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Cordon Bain, David,
Patricia and Douglas of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berry of
Toionto spent the week ehd with
Messrs. Allen and Hugh Berry
and also visited with Mr. and Mrs,
Anderson.
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Copeland,
Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna, Miss
Jean. Copeland and Mrs. Stanley
Mountain of St. Marys visited on
Saturday sgith Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Walker and family of Caledonia.
Mrs, Ray Mills of St. Marys
visited fir a few days this week
with Misses Blanche and Rhea
Mills.
Mr. and Mrs.. Wm. Crago
and family of Pembroke return-
ed to their home on Monday
after holidaying for some time
with Mr. and Mrs, Norris Webb
and family.
Dr. and Mrs. George Morphy
of Toronto spent a few days in
the village..
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. McCurdy
accompanied Mr, and Mrs, Rob-
ert Marshall, Brent and Lana to
the Aintree Trailer Park, Kin-
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-AO fiuRQN. Exposlio' R, SAFORTH, °N1', SEPT. 11, 1969 Huron School Board
Salary Report Expected
ANY -
PICTURE IN
OUR NORTH
WINDOW
At Next Board Meeting
Additional Copies Available as Follows:
Ccpetvitur
Richmond Atkey
Huron County Board of Edu-
cation is likely to receive a.
report at next week's meeting
(September 15) on salary ne-
gotiations with the Board's 341
elementary teachers, Robert
M. Elliott, R R.3, Clinton,
chairman' of the Elementary
School Teachers' Negotiating
Committee, informed the press
following last week's Mud me-
eting in Central Huron Second-
ary School, Clinton.
"It would he out of order to
make a statement unless 48
hours' notice had been given
the teachers, " he said. T he
committer. had met the teach-
ers' committee only the night
The J. A.,1).,,McCurdy
School at Huron Park, Centralia,
has four empty classrooms, two
of which are being used as nins-
iv and art rooms and two for
storage, it was reported at the
first autumn meeting of Huron •
County Board of Education held
in the Board Room, Central
luron Secondary School, Clinton,
t lowever, the former RCAF
and CFR school reported an en-
rolment of 342 on opening day,
against 261..on Suptember.30,
1968, an increase of 81 or 31
per cent, Parents of many of
the children are employed in
London and elsewhere.
• Arnold Ma titers, principal
of Ilium. Centennial Public
School, south of Itrucefield,
pointed out an error in die
schools enrol me nt report on
opOning day which credited that
school with "emptiness" rather
than the J. A. D. l 1(..Cairdy School.
D. J. Cochrane, director of
education, was instructed to
prepare a list of approved
text hooks. J. W Conker, super-
intendent of schools, was re-.
quested' to make a survey on
special educational problems,
R. H. IXHilop, Business Adminis-
trai-Or, was asked to make a sur-
vey on cafeteria operation. All
three officials will report to the.
Board shortly,-
I:ratification of the -personnel
of twoLiniporiant standing com-
mittees was carried out ass fol-
lows•
Transportation: Donald Mc-
Donald, chairman, R. R. 2, krus-
.sels: Irs. ,Varian Zinn, R. R,
Dungannon; 6ordon Moir, trorrie;
A. Carnet Hicks, R. R. 3, 'Exeter;
John Henderson, IL R.'5, Seaforrh;
John cii; Irroadfoot, R. R. 1, Bruce-
.
insurant.te.1 : Clarence Me Don:-
ald, Exeter, ..ehairman; James
Taylor, lien-sail; Mrs, Marilyn
}<tinder, Seaforth; Mrs. Dorothy
aliace, tioderieli; D.J. Mtirphy
-tIoderieh, •
Although it has not been an-
nounced officially by the Board,
it is understood that Norman
befoie. However, he anticipat-
ed an early report.
The same attitude and the
same result were not forthcom-
ing from D J. Murphy, Goderich,
chairman of the Board's iom-
mittee negotiating wi i*hhe 264
secondary school teachers.
"We are not in a position to
make a statement tonight," he
stated bluntly, giving no indi 2
cation when the committee
would be in a position to report
to the Board.
Apparently, negotiations are
still proceeding with the second-
ary school teachers,
John G. Lavis, Clinton, chair-
man of the Board, told the press
that many county Boards of Ed-
ucation in Ontario have not yet
reached 'salary agreements, and
that such a situation had not
been unusual prior to the inaug-
uratfon of county school boards,
Agreements often had been ar-
rived at after the opening o f
school, he„pointed out.
The matter of negotiations
with the two teachers' commit-
tees came.up when the Board
was considering a report of the
salary committee for nun-teach-
ing employees of the board, and
die press requested an explanat-
ion for the apparent delay.
- The Board, at last week's
meeting, confirmed items pas-
sed in a pre\,ions committee of
the whole:
(1) 'Mat Mrs. I'dna Bell of
Sea forth Public School, he paid
in category 5 of the proprised•
salary schedule; (2) That resig-
nation of Miss Joan Armitage
froM Staff of Wingham
School, he accepted ; (:r) That
bliss Jo- Ann AldWinkle, Harry
Brooks and bits. Eleanor Seott,
he hired nu probationary con-
Size 4" X 5"
Size 599 x 7"
Size 8"X 10"
ght uron
— each $1.00
— each $1.50
— each $2.00
Four Empty Rooms
At J. A. D. McCurdy
By Shepherd, \\Ingham , barrister, tracts in salaries according to
Rielimond Atkey w h o ,,,,pceso,10., the Town o f m owschedule, duties commencing
ham and the Township of East September 1900; (41 That
Wawanosh, has snEunitted his calculation of elenientary
resignation as a member of die school- teachers' positions he
Board on account of moving calculated as follows : one to
from Huron. to (nice County. lie five mouths to go hack to pre-
has been absent from several Datts even year and six to (line
recent meetings, No successor months to go forward to the
has been named as yet. next year of experience.
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