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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-12-05, Page 14Aummommemommomw THEHURON-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. • Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Min. *5500 (5800) 6000 (6300) 6500 (6600) Max. *7600 (8000) 9100 (9500) 10700. (11400) Vears (6) (8) (10) (11) Min. Max. Years Level 4 7200 (7400) 12400 (13400) (12) Level 5 7400 (7700) 12900 (13900) (12) Level 6 Level 7 8400. (8600) 8900 (9100) 13200 (14500) 13700 (15000) (12) (12) a41. .••ra The Board contribution to 01H,LP, and, Group Life Coverage is increased frOM. 66-2/3% to 75%, 4,- The Principal's responsibility allowance is increased from $375. to $400. per occupied classroom. Atiy.furthet clarification regarding the theft figures can be obtained by writing to the Huron Pettit t.C. Separate SChitiOt Soardi Main Street, .Seafij!thi, Ontario. News of Belgrave Huron North LOL eleNs officers The Annual meeting of Huron, North L.O.L. was held in the Blyth Orange. Hall, Saturday, December 1. All reports were favorable and devotions were made to the L.T.B. and Orange Home at Richmond Hill, the Trillium. Home for the aged at Orillia and the organization fund. Lloyd Herne P.C.M Huron South assisted by John Hender- son and Harold Webster, P.C.M. Hurim North conducted the election .and installation of offi- cers: C.M. - E. Mitchell, Belgrave. L.O.L.; O.C.M. Clare Van Camp, Belgrave; Lorne Hastie, Dungannon, Chap- lain Walter H. Scott, Belgrave; Rec, Secretary Elmer Bruce, Belgraye; TreaS. William Camp- bell, Fordwich; Fin. Secretary, B. Finnigan, Dungannon; 1st Lect. Henry Pattison; 2nd Lect.,. Douglas Bruce, Belgrave; Mar- shall, Leonard James, Wingham; Tyler, Milo Casemore, Wingham. ARMSTRON0S HOLD. PARTY Armstrong relatives held their Christmas party in the Women's Institute Hall on Saturday even- ing. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor, Trudy • and Mark; Ronald Taylor of Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dusky of New Hamburg; Mr. and Mrs. James Keller and Sharon of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Steven, Kevin and Debbie of Belgrave; Mr. and Mrs. Mel Craig of Bluevale; Mrs. Larry Martin, Michelle and Christopher of St. Clements; Mr. and Mrs. John Carswell and Julie of Ayr; Mr.' and Mrs. • Donald Nolan, Pamela and Timmy of Walton; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Workman and Peter of Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Armstrong, Noreen, Terry and Jeff, R.R. 2, Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. Roy' Taylor and Renee of Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. James Leishman and Tracey of Brussels. WIN AT EUCHRE Ten tables of euchre were played in the Belgrave Commun- ity Centre last Wednesday evening. The winners were: High Lady, Mrs. Clarence Hanna; Low Lady, Mrs. Abner Nethery; Novelty Lady, Mrs. Hazel Purdou High Man, Arron Wieben Low Man, Lawrence Taylor; Novelty Man, Herson Irwin. CHRISTMAS MEETING The Christmas meeting of the U.C.W. was held November 27 in the Sunday School room.' Mrs. Stanley Hopper opened the worship service with a call to worship followed by hymn "While Shepherds Watch Their Flocks by Night." Mrs. Ross Higgins read the scripture which was the. Christ- ' Inas Story from Luke. The meditation was entitled "The Christ of Christmas" which was followed by hymn "The First Nowell." The offering was .r.ceived and dedicated. Mrs. Hopper read an article "The Meaning of Christmas.'' Hymn "Joy to the World" closed the service. The business portion of the meeting Was conducted by Mrs. Janes Coultes. It was decided the U.C.W. should help finance a delegate to the' Toc.Aopha Conference in the Christmas holidays and donations are to be sent to Carrip. Menesetung at Goderich; Alnia College; the 'Children's Aid and the Overseas Blanket Fund;• It was decided that the Community Friendship and Visiting Conimit- tee Lige their own jtidgmeht in retneniliefitig the sick arid Shift- ing at ehristnittti. The reports of various commit- tees were given ending with the nominating committee which was presented by Mrs. William Coultes and was as follows: Past President, Mrs. James Coultes; President, Mrs. Ross Anderson; Vice-President, Mrs, Kenneth Wheeler; Secretary, Mrs. Jack Taylor; Treasurer, Mrs. Jack Higgins; Finance, Mrs. Harold Vincent; Manse. Commit- tee, Mrs. Robert Grasby, Mrs. George Johnston; Program Committee, Mrs. Cliff Logan, Mrs. William. Coultes, Mrs. Murray Lougheed; Social Com- mittee, Mrs. William McArter, Mrs. Clarence Hanna., Mrs. George ,Procter; Supply, Mrs. Willard Armstrong, Miss Annie Cook; Literature and Communi- cation, Mrs. Leslie Bolt; Citizen- ship and Social Action, Mrs. Murray Lougheed; Community Friendship 'and Visiting, Mrs. Ross Higgins; Christian Educa- tion and Missionary Education, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler; Steward- ship and Recruiting, Mrs. George Martin; Press and Publicity, Mrs. Jack Taylor; Flowers and Sprays; Mrs. Lewis Cook; Church Flo- wers, Miss Annie Cook, mrs. Lewis Stonehouse; Leader Even- ing Unit, Mrs. Laura Johnston; Auditors, Mrs. George Michie, Mrs. Willard, Armstrong; Nomin- ating, Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mrs. James Coultes. Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Bolt demonstrated making some Christmas decorations. Mrs. Ross Anderson thanked the ladies for their assistance at this time of year. Hymn "As With Gladness Men' of Old" was sung and the president Mrs. James Coultes pronounced the benediction. CHRISTMAS SOCIAL On Saturday evening, Decem- ber 1, Belgrave Junior Auxiliary held, its Christmas Social in the Belgrave Orange Hall. The hall was decorated with a Christmas tree laden with gifts. The program opened with a recitation by Anne Procter, "A Christmas Welcome." A duet by Karen -Stott and. Joan 'Higgin s- "Silver Bells." A recitation by Kelly Lougheed, "A Song of Christmas"; a recitation by Joan Higgins, "The Red, Red Ben: ries." Alison Roberts, ' Audrey Scott, Julie Gnay, Nancy Moore, Sheila Anderson and Cathy Shiell' presented a play "Santa's Vaca- tion," followed by a duet by Kelly Lougheed and Patti Edwards entitled, "Worms." A recitation by Cathy Shiell, "Learning to Share;" a duet by Lisa Thompson and Cathy Shiell, "Jesus Nly Brother, Kind and Good;" a recitation by Patti Edwards, "Christmas Happi- ness." A baton routine was presented by Lisa Thompson; a duet by Sheila Anderson and 6thy Shiell, "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear;" a recitation by Nancy Moore, "Let's Go Caroling Tonight." All the members sang. "Jingle Bells." A play was presented by Karen -Scott, Mary Isabel Nethery, Bonnie Walker and Janette Johnston entitled, "Christmas is for Me." Two numbers were presented by Patti Edwards, Kim McDow- ell, Kelly Lougheed and Audrey Scott entitled "A Wayward Lamb" and "I Know Where I Am Going" A recitation was presented by Anne Procter, "A Surprise for Santa;" a duet by Sheila Anderson and Kelly Lougheed entitled "Christmas;" a recita- tion by Julie Gnay, "A Riddle;'.' a recitation by Sheila Anderson "Our Fireplace;" a recitation by Lisa Thompson, "Santa Claus." The Bethlehem Babe was sung by all the members. The program concluded with a singsong by all and Santa arrived and distributed gifts, followed by lunch. PERSONALS Mrs. Wilbert Procter was able to return to home last week after being a patient in Wingham and District Hospital for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Biernan moved on Saturday to their home on the farm in East Wawanosh on the Division Line. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Finnigan and family of Dungannon visited on Sunday with' their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chamney. • Mr. and Mrs. William Gow visited on Sunday with Mrs. Russel Wilson of Huronview, Clinton to help celebrate her birthday, - Bruce McCallum and Donald Walker returned home last week from Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd visited friends in Listowel Mem- orial Hospital and with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg, R.R. 2, Clifford, on Sunday. The Belgrave Men's Choir assisted at the service on Friday evening in the Blyth United Church: Mr, and Mrs. Rober St. Ann's, Mk , and. Mrs Guelph spent the wee Mr, and Mrs. James- Mr, William .Gow•.att birthday party, of his sis Leonard. Shirman, of B Susan Brindley, gran of Mr. and Mrs. Willla an eye operationlast Recently Mr. and.Mr Gow visited with . his Fred Gow o(Bright, A1.4 Woodstock, Albert Gow Last weekend Michael London spent the -week his grandparents Mr.. William Gow. Mr. Albert Vincent is in Wirigharti.' and Distri ital. BERG Sales -- Ser Installation FREE ESTIMAT • Barn 'Cleaners • Bunk Feeders , • Stabling Donald Z. R.R: 2, Blyth Phone: Brussels 087 -14,4111E BRUSSELS, --kitt,.bEdEMBER 5, 1973