HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-12-26, Page 16HPRC teachers and board
arrange meeting on salaries
The negotiating team of the
Huron-Perth County Roman
Catholic Separate School Board
will meet with the teachers'
negotiating team Wednesday at 5
p.m. in the Board Room at
Seaforth, David Teahen informed
the press. Monday as he gave his
report of his committee at the
board meeting.
The Board met as a committee
of the whole at the beginning of
the meeting and, the press was not
permitted to enter the Board
Room until about nine-thirty as
trustees discussed "mostly per-
sonnel matters."
A mediator, Hal D. Howells of
Toronto, from the Ministry of
Labour, who was appointed last
week by the Ministry of Educa-
tion following the request of both
teams, will act as 'a go-between
for the negotiators.
One thousand brochures out-
)ining the availability of separate
schools in Huron and Perth
Counties will be ordered from the
Mirror Press in Stratford at a cost
of $198.00. Howard Shantz,
Stfatford, suggested most of the
brochures will be distributed to
the real estate offices in both
counties, also to the catholic
churches.
Arthur Haid of R.R. 4; Listowel
provided guidelines which his ad
hoc committee had prepared to
conserve energy in the 19
separate schools in Huron and
Perth. The list will be sent 'to the
principals and the custodians in
each school requesting the heat
be turned down on weekends and
holidays such as Christmas and
the spring break, that lights be
turned off in , areas not being
LISTOWEL FLORIST
PHONE 291-2040.
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Prompt attention to, your Flower Orders
— Regular deliveries to the Local Funeral Home
ALSO REPRESENTED. BY WATTS' FUNERAL HOME.
BRUSSELS.
We also have doliveries almost daily to Harriston,
Palmerston, Milverton, Atwood, Gorrie.
used, and similar guides to save
energy.
The Board hopes to, send eight
teachers and principals to the
Training School for the Family
Life program at Waterloo this
summer. John Vintar, Superin-
tendent of Education, stated that
before the Family Life program
could be started, in Huron and
Perth separate schools it was
important that the principal and
three or four teachers in each
school be trained in the program.
He added it is worth half a credit
to a teacher to attend the course:
The Board endorsed a resolu-
tion froin the Kent County Board
of Education opposing the return
of the Province of Ontario to
Daylight Saving Time on a full
time basis.
The Board agreed to retain its
11.5 acres in the new Mornington
Street subdivision in Stratford,
Brussels
NEW YEAR'S WEEK-END
Friday and Saturday Nites—Dec. 28th & 29th
Reg Freer and The Middlesexers
From Kerwood •
Sunday Matinee — Decemberr 30th
by SMOKEY DUNN
MENU:— Glazed Ham Dinner •
New Year's Eve — December 31:—
Celebrating the return of
SMOKEY DUNN
Accompanied by ARCHIE MANN and
DRUMMER BOY
Tickets $6.00 per couple, includes Buffet lunch
at 11:30. Door prize at Midnight, and Spot
Dances — Couples Only.
AT THE
NEW AMERICAN HOTEL
BRUSSELS .ONT.
ENTERTAINMENT'
Friday and Saturday Night'
New Year's Eve Party — $10.00 per COuple
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Christmas is a special time
filled with merriment for everyone. We hope yours is exceptionally happy
since you made us happy by being a customer and becoming a good friend.
The publishers, the staff and everybody associated with the Brussels Post extend Best .
Wishet to our readert, advertiters and correspondents and all those who have contributed
in any,way.
Evelyn Kennedy; Liz Watson, Torn Raley, George Anderson1 Susan White
and Andy McLean.
1---'THE BRUSSELS .PROS 7i DECEMBER* 1975
but will agree to some changes in
boundary lines,
Most of the members of the
Board indicated they would
attend a Holy Year celebration at
the Elgin County Roman Catholic
Separate School Board office in
St. Thomas for trustees from.
Elgin, Oxford, Middlesex and
Huron where Focus in Faith will
be emphasized with the school
community.
A newsletter from the ,Board
office will be ready for the
students to take home to their
parents next Tuesday, Mr. Vintar
reported as he distributed copies
to the trustees.
Joseph Looby of Dublin re-
ported on a roofing seminar he
attended along with Edward
Rowland, maintenance officer, in
Kitchener. He reported it was a
very worthwhile meeting.