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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-05-19, Page 9CUBS MOVE UP — During a recent ceremony three members of the Exeter Cubs graduated to the Scout Pack. Above, Scout Jeff Corbett welcomes Don Kells, Larry Mothers and Scott Jamieson. At the back are leaders Doug Jamieson and Peter Aunger. T-A photo Staffa area students graduate We can look after all your needs for Wedding Invitations and Stationery * Matches * Serviettes * Etc. Come in and look over our many samples and place your order. Livingstone's STATIONERY AND GIFTS MAIN ST. 235-2p73 EXETER Arkylle ask • 0711 IX 1111111111111IIImmtinimmiimimmimmiimmummilimilimitimmimmummisimmE = E.' i LI SUNSHINE KIDS INC. is = A PARENT CO-OPERATIVE = .-.: NURSERY SCHOOL IN EXETER = REGISTRATION FOR 77/78 == TWO MORING SESSIONS $20 Monthly THREE MORNING SESSIONS $28 Monthly FIVE MORNING SESSIONS $40 Monthly HALF RATES FOR SECOND CHILD REGISTRATION FEE $10 PER FAMILY ACTIVITIES—Mrs. Agnes Hotson, the Lucan delegate to Fanshawe College, attended a recent Community Services Advisory Committee Conference. Mrs. Hotson is shown with W. J. Pillsworth, vice-president of Community Services and Middlesex Liaison Officer Rick Mateer. AT FANSHAWE Perm Special 20% OFF ALL PERMS • -.7,T m'".7 7'17' Middlesex Separate School trustees hike pay 18 percent Pays 9 London and Middlesex separate school ratepayers will have to give their trustees an 18 per-cent salary increase, school trustees decided Monday night, Trustee honoraria will be adjusted annually starting next January to reflect the consumer price index. The board hasn't raised trustee Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker on the arrival of their sixth grandchild when a girl was born Wednesday to their daughter Sandra, Mr. & Mrs. Tony Regier, Detroit, Maurice Desjardine of Huron Park visited Saturday with his mother Mrs, Mabel Desjardine. Nancy Baker is spending some time at her sisters home in Detroit, Mr. & Mrs. Tony Regier, Christopher and new baby Heather. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cooper, Exeter visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Willis Desjardine, Ray and Cindy. Mr. & Mrs. Ferman Snyder attended the 57th anniversary services, Sunday, at Church of God, London, and in the evening attended Barry Moore Crusade at the Progress building on the fair grounds. Mr. Moore is an associate of the Billy Graham Crusade. Mrs. Hugh Morenz was on the pay since February, 1975, when the monthly payments were raised from $100 to $250, The chairman receives $375 a month. Rates approved Monday give trustees $295 a month and the chairman $440, retroactive to May 1. Board chairman Joseph O'Neil said the federal anti-inflation three day conducted bus tour by Fettes to the Tulip Festival in Holland Michigan last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Gibson and Mark, Crediton visited Sunday with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Keller. Mr, & Mrs. Roy Kirk, Moorefield visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Keller and Sherri. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Sr. accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Jake Reder, Bayfield, spent the weekend in Trenton with the girl s sister and brother-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Les Locke. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Dietrich and Mrs. Theresa Brannon spent the weekend at Mississauga with *Mrs. Dietrich's sister Mrs. Dorothy Breen. Ed Turnbull has returned home after a two week holiday at Manitoulin Island. His brother-in- law Alf Burt returned here with him for a few days. board has indicated that trustees could have taken an 18,8 per-cent increase. Trustees who supported the salary increase were: Jim Carpenter, Bill Broome, Pat Enright, Frances -Marsman, Pat Crunican, vice-chairman John Kavelaars, J.D. Schrader, Tony Kelley, Larry Mellen, Art van Waterschoot and Dave Ducharme. Those who didn't support the increase, proposed by Broome, were: Case Bloetjes, Ben Cramer, Harvey Gleason and Dr. Patrick O'Neill. Chairman O'Neil, who customarily doesn't vote except to break a tie, said he thought "trustees were deserving of an increase." He said the 18 per-cent increase is a catch-up figure, not a raise. Indexing will maintain the value of the honoria, he said. Enright indicated he voted for the increase "because we were going to get (it), anyway." It would have been easy to oppose the increase, he said, since it was obvious it would pass. Cramer said it was "rather superfluous" for trustees to take an increase in pay when the board's dwindling enrolment eventually will reduce the honoraria figure. The Education Act specifies that a board with an enrolment of more than 10,000 but less than 40,000 may pay trustees a maximum of $400 a month. The London and Middlesex board's enrolment of 10,800 is expected to fall below 10,000 by 1980. Boards with more than 40,000 pupils may pay trustees a maximum of $600 a month while those with fewer than 2,000 can pay up to $100 a month. Gleason criticized the increase, saying trustees already received enough money, especially "considering what we're asking some of our staff" to accept. Broome's,bid for the 18 percent increase followed unsuccessful earlier efforts for a 60 per-cent trustee pay boost. When the board made it clear that 60 per- cent was "too rich," he withdrew his request for a maximum in- crease, returning Monday with the AIB-sanctioned 18 per-cent increase. The increases will cost the board about $5,900 more than was originally budgeted for trustees' and chairman's salaries in 1977. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Elizabeth Templeman and John Hamilton were among the graduates at the Centralia College on Friday afternoon. Attending the graduation ceremony were Mr. & Mrs. Rob Hamilton. Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman, Nancy and Bar- bara, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Dow. Mr. & Mrs. Rob Templeman were Friday evening dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Bill McCarthy, Motherwell. The second meeting of the South Hi bbert Athletic Association was held on Monday evening May 9, 1977. The meeting held in the booth at the park was chaired by president Alec Scott. Business revolved around the shortage of available coaches NOW OPEN SHAW'S Dairy Store 5 Oak St., Grand Bend 8 a.m. - Midnight Daily (Same Building as Max's TV & Appliances) Times-Advocate, May 19, 1977 By MRS. HUGH MORENZ this year and the tenders for grass cutting and managing the booth, Anyone interested in coaching or helping with any teams please phone your president, as soon as possible. We ask that anyone receiving a questionnaire concerning the ball park to fill them out and put them in their mailbox or give them to Alec Scott. 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