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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-01-25, Page 8PAGE EIGHT 4. • THE LUCKNOW SENI1NEL, LIJCICNOW, ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1978: • Co-chairman for the Ontario March of Dimes in Lucknow, Laura Lee Cayley had 700 letters to Mail as the rural canvass mail drop gets underway this week. Rural residents ink the Lucknow area should receive their mail canvass on Wednesday or Thursday as the March of Dimes seeks support for the physitally handicapped. Helping stuff envelopes are counter clockwise, Laura Lee Cayley, co-chairman, Kay Collyer, Bennie Halverda, Bernice Davies, co-chairman, and Mildred Loree; all of Lucknow. The rural mail campaign is a new phase of the March of Dimes campaign and the local campaign will include Lucknow, Dungannon and Holyrood mail routes. 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There will be a meeting of the riding association at the encf of January to discuss the relatiVe merits of the three candidates for leadership. Cabinet confirms Bruce transmission line Energy Minister James Taylor today announced the• Ontario Cabinet has rejected the Interest- ed Citizens Group's proposal for a four-month study of an alterna- tive transmission line route from the Bruce Generating Station to Milton via Kitchener. , At the same time, Cabinet authorized Ontario Hydro to continue with, the acauisition of land and construction for the Bruce to Milton transmission line, Mr: Taylor said. Mr. Taylor had agreed to review their •proposal_ and, to discuss this matter with the Premier and Cabinet as a result of the meeting in his office of December 13, 1977, with the Interested Citizens Group (ICG). The Minister said he had examined and discussed with Cabinet the route preferred by the Interested Citizens Group and their contention that it would save tilne, construction costs and would result in a better systems plan' while reinforcing the etect- rical supply, to Kitchener. Any changes in the, route of the transmission line would Icause substantial delay in the transmis-. sion of power. The cost penalties resulting from this •locked -in power. would mean higher elect- rical rate § for all consumers in ° Ontario. ; Cabinet has rejected the ICG's proposal and has reconfirmed its decision of May 29, 1974, that the Bruce transmission line should cross the Niagara Escarpment at ,Limehouse. Mr. Taylor also stated that he has reviewed the report prepared • by , Slater Energy Consultants Inc., commissioned by the Minist- ry of Energy to review Ontario Hydro's load flow and, transient stability studies which were .presented to the Solandt Commis- sion in 1973. Bruce County Board of Education Ackert named chairman Lloyd Ackert, trustee from Lucknow, Teeswater and Culross, and of Kinloss Township, was acclaimed chairman of the Bruce County Board of Education Tues- day, January7, in Chesley. Mr. Ackert, \ who was vice- chairman last year, has been a member of the board for the past three years. Chairman in 1977 Cam\ Mac- Auley was also nominated for the position, but turned it down. Albert Smith, trustee from Lions Head and the Townsjiips of St. Edmunds, Linsday and East- nOr, was elected vice-chairman. , Mr. Smith ran against Doug Kreutzweiser, trustee from Port Elgin, Southampton and Saugeen Township. Muriel Aiken, trustee from the villages of Hepworth and Tara and the townships of Afriabel and Arran, declined her nomination. In other business, vice-chair- man Albert Smith was elected as the trustee representative 'to the board of .directors of the Ontario Public School Trustee Associa- tion. Mr, Smith served on that board last year as well. RATIFIED AGREEMENT The board also ratified the. 1977-78 secondary school teach.. • 4' ers agreement. The teachers have been without a contact since September 1, 1977. According to the agreement, a secondary school teacher's begin- fling salary will be $11,870. Last year, the salary' was $11,200. A teacher with 11 years experience and full qualifications will receive $25,970. Last year . that same teacher received $24,- 500. Principals of secondary schools with 1,000 or more pupils (Walkerton is the only one in Bruce County) will receive betwe- en S33,700 and $35,900. Last year that salary figure was between $31,800 and $34,000. Principals of secondary schools with less than 1,000 pupils (the remaining schools in Bruce Coun- tu) will receive a salary between $32,400 and $34,600 compared to last year's salary of $30,500 to $32,700. Vice principals of all secondary schools in Bruce County will receive a salary between $30,700 and $31,800 compared to last year's salary of $29,000 to $30,100. The salaries, retroactive tq Seiitember I,- 1977 fall within the MB guidelines. 4. •,;