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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-09-28, Page 23NUTS WIN - Note Smith and Ina Browning of Crediton appeared as the Nut Brothers in Saturday's Exeter Fair parade and won a first prize. T -A photo. Middlesex teachers okay new one year agreement A one-year agreement giv- ing about 270 Middlesex Coun- ty secondary school teachers an average 61 percent salary increase retroactive to September 1 has been ratified by the county school board. The increase was based on a five percent general increase stipulated by provincial restraint legislation and in- crements in accordance with the salary grid for those ear- ning under $35,000. said Jack Sifton, a teacher and chief negotiator. "We had a fairly strong ratification vote" at the five secondary schools over the past week, Sifton said. C. E. Young, superinten- dent of personnel, said the salary range for teachers in- creased to from $19,194 to $42,305. Salaries for principals increased to a range of $53,040 to S56,910 and for vice - principals to a range of $41,870 to $49,990. In a report on. staffing, Young indicated the board is right on in its planned student -to -teacher classroom .ration based on early. enrol- ment figures. He said the board has a target of one secondary school teacher for 16.4 studelits. The elementary school staffing objective for Grades 1 to 8 is one teacher for 27 pupils, excluding special education classes, music, library, French and remedial staff. In another matter, the board cleared the way for Glencoe District High School eacher Douglas Reycraft, •eeve of the village, to run for position of warden of Mid- dlesex County. The board ap- proved Reycraft's request for a half-time leave of absence without pay in his bid for the post. Trustee Stuart Eberhard, a former Delaware Township councillor, suggested that Reycraft receive full pay for the year. The position of warden is "extremely impor- tant" and would be a benefit to him in his future years of teaching, Eberhard said. Director of education Stewart Toll said a half-time teacher will be required while Reycraft is away.Thewarden receives some financial benefits as a councillor, Toll said. The teacher would be con- tributing a lot as warden but there are many ways of con- tributing, said trustee Delmar Cobban of Caradoc Township. Trustee Gerald Reycraft, also of Glencoe and a brother of the teacher, declared a con- flict of interest and refrained from participating in the debate and vote. Business superintendent William .Ashby sa .the $126,000 budget for bank in- terest could be overspent by the end of the year by as much as $75,000. The board has been required to borrow more because provincial grants have been slower in ar- riving, he said. The province contributes about 56 percent of the board's $39.9 million budget. Board members voted to seek recovery of part of the Ontario divisional court costs from a July hearing in Toron- to. Ratepayers unsuccessful- AKESIDE SUMMER RESORT 349.2710 Lakeside, Ont. CAMPING Mole your sensJno) reservohon now, Monthly, weekly or doily . omporoble pares on beoulolui clean Sunova Lake Saturday, Oct. 1 Music by The Beachwoods Dancing on brand new hardwood floor Kirkton-Woodham Opti -Mrs. Club Orgaaisatioaal Meeti.g Wed., Oct. 5 - 8:00 p.m . K.W. Community Centre It is not necessary to be the wife of an Optimist to join. New gabber Bingo Lucan Arena Wednesday, September 28 Doors open - 7:15 p.m. Early bird - 7:55 p.m. Regular games, share the wealth, standup bonanza Jackpot $1300 55 calls Single book $4, Double $7, Triple $10. Bingos each Wednesday night Proceeds for Arena Do. rs 1,,.m. ..Oubr,an, 00 nn. und.' 16 y.e...1 ago will b. admit/6d ly appealed a decision by the Middlesex board to stop pay- ing the London board of education to educate some county high school students from southwest of London and instead bus them to North Dorchester Secondary School in Dorchester effective September 1. The court ruled court costs would be awarded if "demanded" by the board, Toll said. Eberhard protested that it is unreasonable that a board of bureaucratic body with its multi -million -dollar budgets should seek costs when "the little man in society fights against what he sees are unreasonable and unfair practices." He and Strathroy trustee Ruth Brown opposed the request for costs in an un- essful 14-2 vote. SUCC Lucan Bowling Thanksgiving service at Saintsbury church ly MRs. HESER DAVIS Thanksgiving service was held at St. Patrick's church Sunday morning. Rev. Peter Derick was in charge, Bob Heywood, Centralia, provided special music. Mrs. Tom Kooy was organist for the service. Mrs. Mary Davis read the first lesson and Mrs. Marg Carroll read the second. The church was decorated with flowers, corn and vegetables. The service of Holy Commu- nion was held. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Simp- son, Nancy and Darren were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis. ,Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elton, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Greenlee and family were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Greenlee and children. Mrs. Dyer, Sarnia has spent the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carroll and children. They joined Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll for a family dinner at the "Heywoods" following Sun- day service, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll were observing their 51st anniversary Tues- day. The Carrol's and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis who were observing their 45th an- niversary the same day had dinner at the Barn restaurant, London and visited Mrs. H. A. Mullins in London. Rev. P. and Mrs. Derick and Jonathan and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mac Gillivray and Courtney were dinner guests with Mrs. Mary Davis, Sunday. John McCool and daughter, Mrs. Tom Morgan, Traverse City, Michigan arrived Sun- day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis and Mrs. Mary Davis and family. They all en- joyed a dinner at the Garage, London, Sunday evening and visited Mrs. Alexia Atkinson at Parkwood Hospital, Mon- day afternoon. Mrs. Mabel.Needham, Mrs. Lela Abbott, Mrs. Eleanor Darling, Mrs. Elsie Gibson, Wednesday Mixed L. McGregor 253-612, A. Cor- nelisen 256, D. Boynton 217, A. Ryan 211, C. Riordan 210, T. Dobinson 206. Thursday Men C. Dunlop 298-666, J. Orphan 289-662, 13. Smith 258-654, K. Lightfoot 231-653, B. Moore 239-646,D. Lee 256-645,B. Taylor 245-639, F. Cowdrey 248-632, P. Smith 273, M. Neil 272. Friday Mixed D. Mawdsley 272-717, R. Carter 255-6.34, B. Smith 280, D. Wallis 258-618, B. Smith 214, P. Holland 214; H. Smith 214, H. Smith 212, R. Smith 210. Inter -town - Ladies Lucan 21, 292-670, .1. Hardy 221. Pts. Exeter 9, A. Watt Caritano 232-634, H. Mens Lucan No. 2 30, St. Marys 18 B. Ankers 278-1192, K. Giles 305-1144, R. Bennewies 336-1139. Monday Ladies C. Boone 236-665,P. McDonald 231-,624, J. Sovereign 239-619, N. Robinson 236, S. Haskett 224, M. Scott 223, A. Gilmour 223, S. Disher 223, L. Mosurinjohn 221, C. Goos 214. Tuesday Y.B.C. T. Evans 214, S. Yule 197,S. Hyde 175,M. Gillan 168,J. McDonald 142,C. Sleaford 138, S. DeCaluwe 135, K. Greenlee 134. Colleen's L. Davis 319-736, P. Bloxam 230, S. Fahner 915, M. Dykeman 201, L. Quinn 201. Senior clMzens H. Notes 276-640, M. Hodgins 220, A. Young 203, M. Hodgins 192, W. Denotter 184, M. Notes 183, F. DeBlock 162, A. Riley 179, M. McDonald 178, E. Dowdall 194, H. Denotter 172. Wednesday Y.B.C. K. Cowie 149, J. Woytowitch 143, J. Gnay 110, S. Evans 100, B. Maslen 98, S. Williamson 96, M. Damen 95. South Huron set to go The South Huron In- termediate Hockey League is all set to start the 1983-84 schedule during the week of October 24 with six teams participating. The defending champion Exeter Mohawks will be back along with the Hensall Sher - woods, Zurich Buckeyes, Cen- tralia Marauders, Centralia College Saints and the Parkhill Diggers. All teams are looking for players. Anyone interested in play- ing for or coaching the Exeter Mohawks should contact Dan Brintnell at 235-2106. The next league meeting is October 12 at 8:30 p.m. H N' IVE RESTAURANT Specializing in fresh fish dinners from our boat to your table. Open 6 days a week Tues. - Fri. 11:30 - 8 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Closed Mondays 63 River Road, Grand Bend Eat in or take out 238-2025 • Mrs. Charlotte Barker and Mrs. Mary Davis were guests with Mrs. Agnes Hotston, Fri- day afternoon to honour Mrs. Barker on the occasion of herd 80th birthday. The ladles en- joyed refreshments and ani afternoon of euchre - Mrs. Barker received a number of interesting gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Cameron attended the wed- ding of the great-nephew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Maguire of Scotland, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis and Crystal attended a birthday gathering for Mrs. Davis' mother, Mrs. L. Dietrich, Dashwood, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels, Lucan were dinner guests- with uestswith Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy, Sunday. Governor at Lioness Exeter Lioness club met at the Masonic Hall Monday with Lioness president Sue Pearson presiding. Guest speaker was Richard Erb, Bayfield, District Lioness Liaison officer who let the club know what is happening with other Lioness clubs. John Pfaff, Wellesley, Past District Governor presented the Governor's Visitation Award for the year 1982-83 to • Past President, Lioness Beth Jamieson and Secretary Lioness Sally Lou Raymond on behalf of the Club. Mr. Pfaff also told the Club that they had been runner-up for the Efficiency Award with the Bayfield Club winning that one. Ways and Means Chairper- son Lioness Norma Parsons reported that $212. had been raised at the silent auction at the Fair.. Plans were made to travel to our twin club in Richmond, Michigan, November 14. Christmas Bureau Co- ordinator Nancy Rooth reported that the Junction will act as depot for knitted goods for the Bureau. The Bureau will be at the lawn bowling clubhouse with drop off the week of December 5 Pend distribution the week of December 12. PARTY for Pat McKeever Fri. Sept. 30 For Information Phone 237-3647 40th Anniversary `l1<:.+'yr 1 The family of Laurabelle and Orland Reichert, R 2, Hensall, Ontario want to take this occa- sion to wish them all the best on their 40th an- niversary, nniversary, October 2, 1983. Best wishes Mum and Dad from: Ken, Norma and Granddaughters Heidi and Holli Dance Kirkton Woodham Community Centre Sat., Oct. 1 Music by Joe Overholt Proceeds for hall maintenance Huron Park Brownie Registratloa Thurs. Sept. 29 J.A.D McCurdy School 7-8 p.m. PH: 228-6760 Stag a Dee for Mary Anne Regior and George McCormick Fri. Oct. 7 For information call Chary! 236-7768 or Dale 672-2096 Exeter Minor Hockey "Bingo every other Mondc.v negrr, i ng Monday, October 3, 1983 Starts 8 p.m. 15 games aatkpor $500 to go Admission S1.00 1 - Share the wealth 1 - Midway Special 1 - Jackpot 12 - Regular games (each game paying $35.00) South Huron Rec Centre Doors open at 7 p.m. Licence No. 388714 )1 The One Stop Place Say Hello to Graf or Karan at The Poor Man's Bar Daily S edials $2.25 Eat in or take out Hot and Cold Smorgasbord every Sunday 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m Having a party? Check our prices. (No room charge), any size party. Special motel rates. 280 Main St., Lucan Phone 227-6700 or 227- 4034 Operated once again by the Lewis's • olagiiro••••••••••• ••• • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• fables Open Mon. - Sat. EUCHRE Saturday afternoon starting October 15, at 2:00 p.m. Everyone Welcome Live Entertainment Thurs., Fri. & Sat. nights Sept. 29, 30, Oct. 1 Rock and Roll with TAX .. Oct. 6, 7, 8 Gallery 238-2393 • •••••••• ••••••• • • • • • • 6 • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • •••• Times -Advocate, September lb, 1963 rose 1.1 1 IINIHNI mlulINIHINIIHIHIIIHII•I•IINI•IIHNNIIINIIII•Itl•HININItlflll•IIII /I EXETER LEGION AUXILIARY BINGO Thurs. 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