HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-07-20, Page 5 (2)Hamilton family was held in
Riverview Park, Exeter.
Sunday.
There were 38 in at-
tendance coming from Owen
Sound. Lambeth. London,
f}derton, Tofbnto, Mitchell,
Staffa, Cromarty . and
Exeter.
Mrs. Cliff 'Miller is- the •
newly--elected`-prestde-tst-• Ter --
1979 and Mrs." Alvin Kemp, .
' secretary. treasurer; Social
'onveners; Larry and Ruth
Anne . Gray and Gary and.
Sandra Kemp.
After -the noon meal all
enjoyed -games, contests and
visiting together.
limos -Advocate, July 20, 1978
Pose 5
Arbft�hOncivvard
•Continued front front page that has got out of Control,"
=950 less than the board's he said.
three superintendents. Mrs. Weary said - she__ia_ -
A Yice-principArWilh• two Pleased w1111 what she calls a
air" settlement..
years -experience will earn "fair"
Think it is a kind of
5 compared with the• settlement both sides can
current .$31,900.live with ,and neither one
3.94 percent increaseefor
The board had offereda should be unduly upset." •
boar�___rhair-uan,-
----prihsipalsand-a-t.79-pereent �T
critical of the report, said the
settlement was a
"preconceived decision by
the arbitrator" With -the
arbitrator basing his '
alienate . 0n previous -mon - --
tracts in other counties.
He said the arbitrator did
not pay attention to the
board's arguments con-
cerning the agricultural
community's economic
situation and ability to pay.
in !tie teachers' favour. . • Mr. Elliott said the report's
increase for vice -principals.
The teachers salary
demands also covered
Principals and vice--
principals. .
Ali __satiety increases- are -
effective September 1 and
are not under anti-inflation
guidelines.
One of the major stum-
, tiling blocks. in the 31 day
strike was sick leave credit.
gratuity, which was settled
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Dean Johnston agreed not
. to alter the clause which
allows a teacher with ---12
years of experience to collect
up.to half a year's salary al,
resignation or retirement.
The board wanted to add
an age restriction of 50 years
before a teacher could
collect, reducing the eligible
teachers from 108 to 38.
He argued for retention of
the clause as it has been part
of the contract in Huron
since the board's inception in
1969, and the board did not •
offer anything in its place.
Mr. Elliott Said it is dif-
ficult to determine the cost of
this clause as no money is
budgeted for it but "if 108
teachers decided to hand in
their resignations, the_ ship
would sink. -
"It is a contingent liability
findings confirm the board's
reluctance to go to ar-
bitration. _
It is expected the _ set-
tlement will effect the
remaining contracts being
negotiated. especially the
'elementary teachers.
Drought
Continued from front page
"We'll be happy to harvest
50.percent of what sire did last
year." he said.
The late turnips will still
be all right if they get rain,
Kints" said. .
The pea crop hasn't been
affected by the dry weather
yet. said Jack Urquhart,
manager for Canadian
Canners._ if - the dry weather
continues another few days it
could be detrimental. he
said.
_ •__._The-•-e-ar+ner's -corn-chip
- isn't hurting from the dry
weather either. Urquhart
said. The weather • has
slowed the growth of the
crop, he noted.
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FIRE- AT REC CENTRE - Exeter firemen- work to remove o slightly scorched tractor and
wagon from the South Huron Recreation Centre Offer o minor fire there friday afternoon. The
blaze. was started when a spark from a welding unit ignited gasoline in the pit area: Thejires
on the tractor were damaged and the paint on.part of the building was blackened by the.
smoke. Sunday night the Exeter fire deportment 'responded to a false alarm at Dashwoods photo
Industries.
Mg.ft, $5asM-a "nom fir ,• "a
. HAZEL MOODY •
• Hazel (Hicks) Moody died
in Toronto on Tuesday, July
11, 1978, in her 85th year. She
was the wife of -the late
Norman Moody of Ottawa
and mother of Kay, (Mrs.
David Hunter) of Don Mills
and Arthur of Ottawa. She
was predeceased by her
brothers. Byron and Leon
Hicks of Centralia and
sisters, Alla, (Mrs. George
Stewart) of Calgary and
Ruby (Mrs. Henry Corsaut)
of Watford. A memorial
service was held at The
Church of the Ascension in
Don Mills. •
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RODNEY STEWART
At Huronview . Home,
Clinton, on Friday; July 14,
1978, Rodney Edwin Stewart.
beloved husband of the late
Blanche ( Miller) Stew art
19774. in his 80th year. Dear
father 'of-Whorell-, -- Red j
Stewart of R.R. 2 Kipper.
Dear brother of Mrs.
Lawrence f}ea1rice).-Arnett
of Gaspe, Quebec, and four
grandchildren. The funeral
service. was held Monday
tr(ui_1 e Westlake Funeral
Home. Zurich and Trinity
Church. -
Anglican
Dear Customer:
We - thank you for your
patronage for the past 17 years. '
We • appreciated each and
everyone of you and think of you
as our, friends.
We closed our store doors but
we are still residing in Dash-
wood.
Thank you most sincerely,
Hugh 8 Bernice Boyle
Doshwood Locker Service
& Food Market.
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Obituaries
OLIVE PYM
At Strathroy Middlesex
General Hospital; on Sun-
day. July 16, 1978, Olive
Eloise (Prance) Pym of
Thedford in her 67th year.
Beloved wife of Mervin P.
Pym and dear mother of
Donald of Brampton, Eloise
( Mrs. Jack Eagleson) of
Parkhill, Marion.i Mrs; Mike
Whate I of Sarnia, and Jack
of Ipperwash, Harold of
London and Stanley of
Thedford. Sister of Harold of
Bosanquet, Audrey ( Mrs.
Cliff Moore) of Exeter,
Clarence of London, Gordon
of Woodham, Lois (Mrs.
William Yule) of St. Marys.
Also survived by ten grand-
children: Funeral service
was - held from Thedford
United Church at 2 p.m_
Tuesday. Interment Pine
_Hill Cemetery.
-DENNIS HOFFMAN
Give no indication
they'll appeal ruling
Members of Exeter • Ironically, Hanly said, if
council indicated little in- the province had gone ahead
terest in submitting any with its pfoposed property
objection to a recent decision tax,system based on market
by a special appeals hearing value, Baytield'would have
that resulted in the Village of had to pay higher taxes.
--Bayfieldwinning-a-reduetiort He -said there was a -large
in its share of the Huron difference between what
board of education levy. property in Bayfield_ was
They were apprised of the valued at when the factors
ruling last Monday by Clerk were set and now.
Liz Bell, -who was one of the•
Hamilton clan holds reunion
26 Huron municipal The 22nd reunioh of the
treasurers who comprised
the . abritration board
hearing the Bayfield _ap-
plication.
Bayfield successfully
argued to have their levy
lowered •by $.8,229. That
change will have a rippling
effect 'on other Huron
municipalities and. the
provincial- grants provided --
for education.
Mrs. Bell told council that
Exeter will end up with an
underlevy of 543 as a result
of the ruling. adding that the
province will be paying most
of the levy lopped off
4 Hayfields total.
Bayfield - Reeve Ed
Oddleifson argued suc-
cessfully that the
assessment equalization
factor for his community
was too high.
The Exeter clerk said
CATHERINE MORRiSSEY there appeared to have been
• Passed away :it St Mary's a mistake made in their
Hospital. London. Tuesday. assessment.
Jirly 18. Catherine (McPhee) Huron -clerk Bill Hants.
Morrissey. widow of the late said he had expected the
Augustive 0953 i. of Stephen other clerks to turn down
Township.- in her 95th year. Hayfield's request. which
Dear mother of (Kathleen) would have put the matter
Mrs. Lou Groom of Van- before -an Ontario Municipal
couver. (Winnifred) Mrs. Board hearing.
Hubert Desjardine of The other '25 • Huron
Amberly. John of Grand municipalities have 30 days
Bend. Benedict of London. to appeal the decision, and
Predeceased by •Andrew Hanly expects some may do
(1964). Rev.. Sister Mary that.
Avila (1959). Cyril 419691.• However. when the subject
Mrs. Mary Bedard 419781. was broached at Exeter's
Also sur'4iving are 29- special meeting this week,
grandchildren and 58 great- there was no indication that
grandchildren. Resting at any members,.felt they
the T. Harry Hoffman
Funeral Home. Dashwood
Prayers Thursday evening
Chaplain of St. Joseph's• at 8 p.m. Funeral Mass at
Hospital. Chatham. and St. Our' Ladv of Mt Carmel
Ontario, Th dam p Mrs. -Chureh`-Friday. -Julie 21 at
CAMOVISMAAMOMMOMit
EARL SPROAL Memorial Anglican Church
Earl Sproal. In St. officiating. Interment Ex-
Joseph's Hospitat,. London,` eter Cemetery.
on Wednesday, July 12, 1978.
Beloved husband of the late
Charlotte (Lottie) Cham-
pion, in his 75th year. Mr.
Sproal is survived by one
brother. George of Michigan
and one sister, Mrs. Mary
'letterman of Buffalo and
several nieces and nephews.
Funeral_ held from the
Hopper -Hockey Funeral
Home. William St., Exeter.
on Friday. July 14th at 1 p.1.1.
Interment in Wroxeter
Cemetery with Pastor
Bodenham, officiating.
FATHER - -
FREDERICK COSTELLO
At Marian Villa on Satur-
day. July 15. 1978. Reverend
Father Frederick Raymond
Costello ( retired Roman
Catholic Priest) former
P
On County Road l South of Marys Hos London. --
Zurich, n aria, __.Jus wear uncle of \lr5.'Bernice 10:30 a.m. Interment Mt.
:Jur♦' 13. 1978, Dennis Leo hiller. Mrs. Ruth Russell. Carmel Cemeter Rev
Hoffman. Beloved son of Leo Leo and John Costello. all of Father, R Charrette of
A. Hoffman and Irene Detroit. Walter .1_ Costello iiciating.
4Esdaite)'Hotfman, R.R. 3, of Toronto. firs. Man
Zurich. in his 15th year. Dear Frances Geiser of Exeter y LAURA BOYCE -
brother of Robert, Barbara The funeral was held Tues, At her residence. !tensed.
and Dianne all al home. day from the .John 7.. on Wednesday, Jul 12th,
Dear grandchild of Andy and Donohue -Funeral Home. 1978 Laura Beatrice
Rena Esdaile and great London and St. Peter's 4 Barrisdale) Boyce Beloved
grandchild of Mrs. Mary Basilica. London with the ,.rife
of the late Robert Henry
Deurbrouch. Rested at the Most Reverend John M.. Boyce in her 83rd year. Dear
Westlake Funeral Home. _Sherlock officiating inter- mother of the tate Mrs.
Zurich until Monday. July 17, ment 'St Peters Cemetery. iiarvey ( Iris Lucille)
when funeral Mass was held London -
in St. Boniface Roman
Spar1ing. Toronto.
'ETTA MAY YOUNG 'December 14th. 1970) and
Catholic Church with Rev.Mrs. Earl 4 Shirley) Hackett
Father Durand officiating. At the, Bluewater Rest of Stratford. Grandmother -of
interment was made in St. Home. Zurich on Tuesday.
Nit's: Stephen ( Ruth) Sealey,
Boniface Roman Catholic July 18. Etta Mau--:( Boweyc--r' ',
Susan Hackett. David
Cemetery, Zurich. .Young. formerly of 'Exeter. Hackett all'of Stratford and
Pallbearers were Nick .Van Stepmother of Shirley (Mrs. Stephen Boyce Sparling of
Raay, Jim Regier. Jim Antonio Grossi) of Toronto Toronto. The funeral took
Ducharme. Biel Masse. Bob and dear s :ter of Frances
Livingston. •Bill Livingston.,, Mfrs. R. Bet'rV) of London. place Sunday. from the
Robert Vanderhoeck and Predeceased by 1 sister Bonthron Funeral Home,
Robert Grenier.: Flower Jessie (Mrs. Milton Pfaff) Hensel! with Rev Robert De
bearers were Danny. Rader. (1976). Resting at the R.C. Graw officiating interment
Chris Rader.. John Farwell Dinnev Funeral Home. Main at Baird Cemetery,
and Stephen Esdaile. Street. Exeter. where the Brucefield. The pallbearers
funeral service•will be held were Harold Parker. Ted
on Thursday. July 20th at 2 Thuss, Clarence Stnitlie.
p.rn. with Rev. George John Kinsman. Bob Parsons,
Anderson D.F.0 of Trivitt Ross Samaras_ •
r
should .appeal the matter,.
Tile topic will be put on their
August agenda.
It- is believed that the
decision .was a precedent.
Hanly said the--- the
Haliburton region is the only
other area to•has,e made a
similar successful appeal of
its assessment, but he ex-
pects those upset.,, with
education taxes will ask for
hearings in the future.
"'['here's going' to be a lot
more of them,['m afraid."he
said after the hearing.
SADIE LUTHER
Sadie Regina ( Held
Luther at -St. Joseph's
Hospital..§arnia on Friday -
June 30. 1978. of 745 Alex-
ander Avenue. Sarnia in her
650i-vear. Beloved wife of
Murray Luther -dear mother
of Mrs Leslie (Judy),
Potter.' Forest. Mrs
Michael ( Patricia )
Lukasweihz of Sarnia. Nor-
- man
arnia.Nok'-
man Luther. Sarnia. Steve
Luther at home 2 sons
predeceased. William in
.1965. ,terry 1971 The funeral
was held Tuesday. July 4th:
19;8 from Mckenzie and
Blundv Funeral Home. to 5t
Peter's Church for mass
Burial in Our Lady of Mercy
Cemetery, Sarnia -
Ontario
SELECT COMMITTEE
ON HEALTH-CARE
FINANCING AND COSTS
A Select Committee of the Legislature has been
ed to review health-care casts and
etho
establis
alternatty
Interested in
,should obtain th
• the Clerk of the Co
,the
briefs to him by Jul
oratpresentatton of briefs sh
Cterk of the Committee tdr
Committee 11 (s+Mende
weft be heard between
Tuesday. August 22, 1
Committee as may be
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s of financing health are
duals. groups or organ(iatIons
precise terms of reference from'
e and should present
7 1978 Requests for
Auld be made to the
onsideratuon by the
at oral presentations
oriday. July 31, 19 8 a
78 subject to reyisron by the
required • -
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--NTr Douglas Arnott.
Clerk of the Committee
Room 110 '
slatrve Building.
Queens Park, Toronto.
M7A 1A2
(416-965-1406) -
--RodertG E-tgie:'MPP
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