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member in the Ailsa Craig-Parkhill area was won by Brenda Lee.
Above Brenda receives her prize from Shur-Gain representative Tom
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By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
ELIMVILLE
The November meeting of the
Elimville U.C.W. was held
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ross
Skinner and Mrs. Jackson Woods
were in charge of the program.
Mrs. Woods read the scripture
and Mrs. Ross Skinner gave the
meditation and prayer.
A skit "Tell Me Dr," was
presented by Mrs. Howard Pym,
Mrs. Lorne Johns, Mrs. John
Batten, Mrs. Gilbert Johns,Mrs.
Philip Hern, Mrs. Floyd Cooper
and Mrs. Ross Skinner. Mrs.
Skinner gave the highlights of the
year's programs and activities.
Mrs. Batten was in charge of
the business. Mrs. Emerson
Penhale read the newly
nominated Slate of Officers. Roll
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Mrs, Wm. J. Blackler visited
two days this week with Mrs.
Campbell in Hamilton.
Mrs. Annie O'Ligney of St.
Marys and Mr. & Mrs. Ray
1-Paynter,,,Ann .Marie and .,David
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
& Mrs. Herman Paynter.
Maureen Blackler, daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Blackler, is a
patient in University Hospital at
time of writing.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Barber of
Collingwood spent the weekend
with Mrs. George Hall and Mr. &
Mrs. John McCormick.
Mr. & Mrs. Art Julian of Utica
Michigan spent a few days last
week with Mr. & Mrs. Miller
McCurdy and Mr. & Mrs. Harold
Davis.
Call was a product of India. The
president asked everyone to save
their old nylons for Bluewater
Nursing home.
Mrs, Barry Robinson invited
the U,C.W. members to the
manse for the Christmas
meeting.
A Thank You card was
received from Harold Bell.
Everyone is to bring their Baby
Picture to the December
meeting. Church calendars will
be sold. Mrs. Batten gave the
highlights of Presbyterial held at
Grand Bend. A dainty lunch was
served at the close with Mrs.
Squire Herdman in charge.
4-H
The Elimville Club No. 1 held
their meeting as a social at Zion
United Church. Monday.
A program was enjoyed and
Alvin Pym of Exeter showed
pictures of Australia. .A foreign
luncheon was served following in
the Sunday School rooms.
Elimville Club No. 2 held their
meeting as a supper and euchre
party at Elimville hall, Monday
night. The supper consisted of the
casseroles and dishes from other
countries which the girls learned
in the club. "A World of Food in
Canada."
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Don Willcox and
family of Kitchener visited,
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm,
Routly.
Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Johns and
Larry, Mrs. Harold Bell visited
on Sunday with Harold Bell at
University Hospital and were
dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Chas Cassar of London.
Mr. & Mrs. Robt, Coates,
Judith and Cathy of Exeter
visited on Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Squire Herdman.
fiy MISS ELLA MQR LOCK
CREDITON
The canvass for the Ontario
Bible Society, organized by Rev.
Armin Schlenker, has been
completed.
Canvassers were Mrs. Peter
Martin, Mrs, Douglas Warren,
Mrs. Ken Campbell, Mrs. Alvin
Finkbeiner, Mary Ellen and Rev.
Schlenker, Mrs. Walter
Fydenchuk, Mrs. Ervin Ratz,
Mrs. Ross Pickering.
The concessions and side roads
from Shipka to Highway 4 were
covered, with contributions
totalling $316.20.
Christmas Party
Wednesday evening in the
Community Hall there was a
Christmas party hosted by the
Township of Stephen for all
employees, Council members
and village trustees. Various
members of the Council spoke
briefly; Steve Dundas played his
violin and Cecil Desjardine sang,
with Paul Dietrich ac-
companying him on the piano.
Presentations were made to
Nola Faist and Cliff Kenney,
retiring members of the staff.
Cecil Desjardine presented an
engraved silver tray to Miss
Faist, Joe Dietrich a barometer
to Cliff Kenney.
Congregational Meeting
A congregational meeting was
held in Zion United Church
Friday evening, Following a
potluck supper Gordon Ratz read
the minutes, 13111 Schwartz the
report of the Nominating Com-
mittee and Earl Neil the
proposed budget.
There was some discussion
concerning the repair of the
basement floor. Jim MacDonald
showed slides he had taken
during his visit to China and the
Philippines.
Bazaar a success
Saturday afternoon the
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
Mr. & Mrs. John Scott visited
on the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Jim Conway_, Kitchener,
Mr. John Jefferson visited last
week with Mrs. Alfred Pridham,
Mitchell, and Mr. & Mrs. Donald
Riehl, Seehach's Hill.
Mrs. Otto Walker has arrived
home from Victoria Hospital,
London.
Mrs, Grace Scott spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Donald
,Seett, Seaforth.
Miss Ruth• Ann Coleman,
Kitchener, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Clarence Coleman.
Miss Heather McPhail
graduated recently from the
Hamilton and District School of
Medical Technology, Her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McPhail at-
tended the graduation exercises
in Hamilton, Last week Heather
received word that she had
successfully passed her
examinations and is now a
registered technologist (R.T.).
Explorers, generously assisted
by members of the U.C.W. and
their mothers, held a highly
successful bazar and tea,
realizing about $325 for their
organization.
Mrs. Fred Bowers won the
teddy bear in the draw conducted
at Bushfield's General Store, The
draw realized $23.25.
Personals
Mr. $e Mrs. Austin Hey, Detroit,
were guests last week at the
lime of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hey.
Visitors at the Sunday morning
service at Zion United Church
included Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Routledge, London; Mr. & Mrs.
Ray Collett, Toronto with Albert
Gaiser, Exeter.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Alvin
Finkbeiner, Rev. 4 Mrs, Armin
Schlenker and Mary Ellen at-
tended the ordination service for
Jerry Vandeworp, son-in-law of
Mrs. Finkbeiner, at the First
Mennonite Church, Kitchener.
Mr. 4 Mrs, Robert Abell and
family, Hanover visited Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher.
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THE HURON-PERTH
ROMAN CATHOLIC
SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD
wishes to inform the Separate School Supporters
that the following salary proposal was presented to
each teacher on November 29, 1973.
The total cost of salary and fringe benefits in this
proposal is a 9.85% increase over the cost of the
1972 - 1973 agreement.
* The first figures are from the 1972-73 Contract.
The figures in brackets are the (1973-74) Proposal.
Min.
Max.
Years
Min.
Max.
Years
LEVEL 1
*5500 (5800)
*7600 (8000)
(6)
LEVEL 4
7200 (7400)
12400 (13400)
(12)
LEVEL 2
6000 (6300)
9100 (9500)
(8)
LEVEL 5
7400 (7700)
12900 (13900)
(12)
LEVEL 3
6500 (6600)
10700 (11400)
(10) (11)
LEVEL 6
8400 (8600)
13200 (14500)
(12)
LEVEL 7
8900 (9100)
13700 (15000)
(12)
The Board's contribution to 0.H.1•P. and Group Life
Coverage is increased from 66-2 /3 % to 75%.
The Principal's responsibility allowance is in-
creased from $375. to $400. per occupied
classroom.
Any further clarification regarding the above figures can be
obtained by writing to the Huron Perth P.C. Separate School
Board, Main Street Seaforth, Ontario.
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