HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-06-23, Page 13level 1 teachers with no
experience to a high of $22,605
($20,550 for level 7 teachers with
13 years experience.
The mileage rate won't change
from the l.8 cents per mile paid to
teachers who use their own
vehicles while on board business,
and board contributions to the
Ontario Health Insurance Plan
premiums will increase from 80 to
90 per cent: All other benefits will
remain the same as in the last
agreement.
Family honors Ryans
on 45th anniversary
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Huron Board tells prov.
Huron. Board of Educator!
trustees asked the province to
start deciding what's to be taught
in the schools again at their
meeting Monday.
Recommendations presented
by education commitee chairman
John Elliott said present
curriculum guidelines published'
by the Ontario Ministry of
Education are more of a
philosophical statement than a
teacher's guide.
The board passed a resolution
(By Wilma Oke)
A 10 per cent increase in the
salary grid and , responsibility
allowances for the 155 teachers in
the Huron-Perth County Roman
Catholic Separate School System
was approved by the school board
last week at a special meeting in
Dublin. The new contract will
have to meet approval of the
federal anti-inflation board, and
will govern the 1976-77 school
year.
Stratford trustee Howard
Shantz, head of the school
board's negotiating committee
said the committee is satisfied
with the agreement and happy to
have arrived at an early settle-
ment. Board chairman Arthur
Haid of R.B. 4, Listowel; and
Gaetan Blanchette, head of the
teachers' negotiating team and
"president of the Ontario English
Catholic Teachers Associations
local, both expressed satisfaction
with the settlement and said each
groups was unanimous in accept.
ing the proposal.
The settlement will mean an
increased cost of $287,000 to the
board, and will bring the average
annual salary from $13,513 to,,,
$15,277 for teachers in the'
system. With last year's figures
in brackets, the new salaries
range from $8,525 ($7,750) for
In Cranbrook
Parents
surprised
by party
, Mrs. Mac Engel
Correspondent
The service in Knox
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning at 9:45 will be conducted
by Rev. Thomson, Orillia,
preaching with a view to a call.
Mrs. Earl Grisdale is a patient
in Listowel Memorial Hospital
where she underwent surgery.
Mrs. Jpck Knight underwent
surgery in Seaforth Hospital on
Thursday.
On Saturday, June 19th, Lynn,
Sandra, Barbara and Roger
Cameron surprised their parents,
Alex and Joyce with a little party
of relatives and friends from
Sudbury, Aurora, Ottawa,
Mitchell and Cranbrook, The
occasion was their 20th wedding
anniversary. On account of the
rain. it was' held in the Community
Centre: They served lunch buffet
style and played cards. Mrs.
Allan Dunn ; Rick and %rata,
Bloomingdale and Mrs. Bill
1VItichan, London, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Dunn,
Mr. and. Mrs. A. Petti and
family, Thorold, were weekend
visitors with Mr, and Mrs:
Howard Mitchell.
12—THE BRUSSELS POST'
asking for core curriculum
guidelines of a more detailed
nature in all areas of study that
provide specific direction to
teachers on' the work to be
covered and leave room for the
inclusiOn of optional topics at the
local level.
Another resolution passesd
asks that board policy require a
formal end-of-the-year,
evaluation of each teacher on a
probationary contract. Evaluation
should be based in part on at least
one formal classroom, visit per
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryan,
R.R.4, Walton, recently
celebrated their 45th Wedding
Anniversary. They were married
May 25, 1931 in St. Ambrose
Church, Brussels performed by
Rev. McHugh. .
Their attendants were Mrs.
Mel 'Scott (Aileen Ryan) and the
late Mr. Jim Lane.
Mrs. Ryan is the former
Marjorie Reid, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid.
The couple have seven children
Joan, (Mrs. Don McDonald), of
term by the principal and the
superintendent during the first
two: terms of the school year, the
board decided.
The next resolution asks the
board to require a formal
evaluation at least once every
three • years of all teachers on
permananent contract.
The final motion asks the
director of education to
investigate the feasibility of
introducing a performance review
system for all employees of the
board.
Montreal, Bob of London, Jerry of
Walton, Jim of Brussels, Jack of
Walton, Nelson, of Walton and
Sister Teresa of London. There
are 20 grandchildren.
The celebration started with
Mass at 4:30 followed by a dinner
served by the Catholic Women's
League. This was followed by
attending the dance at Family
Paradise.
50 Guests were present from
Walton, Montreal, London,
Woodstock, Teeswater and
Brussels.
Huron Perth teachers get
10 percent salary increase