The Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-05-29, Page 7111111JRSOAN, MAY 29th .19578
Grant 300 -
f dOontinued from,age 1) r' Teachers are public servahts, site
Estimates Set ' 1 noted, and "the public knows every
ontend.e� "We have no rig i t cent' yoti make.
72=,VI r�_ et i 4g+e i sdi' • . lciA ^a roae
once we have set our estimates." in,g midnight— the' m;eetin ` irew-
By this he meant that ' the board' more"disofdteriy, ••wittrtwo or 'three
had set its budget for the year persons often trying to talk at
'and had asked Town Council to once.
provide sufficient money to meet Trustee Shore, who was being
this budget. The board qui(' 'not assailed . by two or three teachers
now, ask Council for more. money, et once,, grew a little provoked,
* 'Trustee Shore . singled Out the Without personalities 'being inter-.
vias called back in thp mem, clueStion could.' not be discussed
After the teachers' committee saying he" was dis,appointed if the
, ' tenchers' claim that they are being jected, . 4
short-changed $100 on their in- , 1 , Thursday Meeting '
He claimed that this was not„ ing, . whichTbtoke up at midnight
The case. 'Figures showed, he said, Without a decition beinereached.
that local teachers would be on When the board met again Thurs.
an equal footing with those just day, Trustee Rae said he felt the
joining the staff tins fall. board should have more time to
A teacher who has been on the consider the salary schedule, even
staff, four years will receive her if it took until Septenriber. .
fourth $200 increment, bringing ' Trustee Aberhart ,thlt that the
• her to $3;300 next term. A new minimum salary here was "out of
teacher, with four years of ex- line" and should be increased rig&
perience, will also start 'earning away.
413,300 when she joini the staff Blit Trustee Shore contended it
next term, he stated. was not necessary to pay a mini -
There were puzzled tooks on the mum salary as high,as in the larger
committee. is higher.
Said Mr. Crawford: "I still don't Seeing that the tiine for ' sub -
Miss Masprr: "Sometimes you can passed, he felt it would be unfair
adjust figures to suit." to the taxpayers to make any
In The Middle change now,
As the debate continued, Trustee Examining the teachers' request
Share summed up the board's posi- for a $400 across-the-board adjust -
tion as follows: "We're hi between ment, Trustee •Dr. Leitch noted
the teachers and the taxpayers." . that if the request was granted it
Miss Mason: "Not noW with the wquld not make things any fairer
new grant system." ', for those teachers who were sup -
Miss Hurtle: "It seems that every posed to be penalized by the
year'. there, has ta be a fight. I Ward's amendment.
would never advise anyone ' to go Neve. rth,„e.l.e.,ss, he felt the teach -
into • schoolteaching!" ers were entitled to some more
SUNDAY SERVICE
GODERICH CHUR:CHES
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
June 1—Trinity Sunday.
4,10 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION."
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL and BIBLE CLASS.
11 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION AND SERMON.
(Junior Congregation .and Nursery) .
Evening Service discontinued until autumn.
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector
MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A., Organist and Choirmaster.
nTHE UNITED CHURCH. OF .CANADA
North Street United Church
"a.tn:---Sunclay School.
MR. RONALD KLINCK, Music Director.
Knox Pres terian Church
Minister Deaconess
10 a.m. .CHURCH SCH9OL.
11 a.m. MORNING WOASI-1113.
Sermon: "God Is the Juaii.d .
(Nursery and Junior Congregation).
A FRIENDLY WELCOME AWAITS YOU.
money, 'The seeme! to�Mfeei he
board was Discriminating against
them, he said.
Favor Ovorhaul .
Trustees �iaCkston and Mrs.
.Edward -favored a complete,. over-
1a�nl. of the schecluie. even. A i
1, �catrlof�•doat#s="
same time, rfi.,,.
doing new schedule with categories, ete:
"I don't see fthis buying peace,"
commented TriiStee Blackstone.
He and other trustees seeined to.
feel that would be ibest in the
long ruit.to give thorough'sttidy to
taking any action. Yet, they felt
"at same time that they had
US give the teacherS. something
right 'aWay to keep them from
getting -toe dissatisfied. - -
Trustee Shore suggested that the
board wait, prepare a schedule
during ' the summer months and.
present it to the teachers for their
opinioris' in the fall. The new
sehedule could be put into effect
Also, it would be Wise- to ex-
amine the new Schedule being
brought cult by the teachers' feder-
ations before the board did any.
thing, he said,.
tion by Trustee Aberhart that he
didn't want to do anything for the
teachers.
"I'm sick arid tired of throwing
money away and not getting any-
thing in return," explained Trustee
Chairman, who can be bought . .
and I feel that that is what we are
doing, because ,the increases have
not been justified."
He added that he objected to the
board "making the first step 'with -
out knowing what the last step is."
Was If Fair?
Dr. Leitch stated that the board
must face the question of whether
it was combletely fair `to give
better salaries to those who are
just joining the staff without, giv-
ing equal consideration to those
in senior positions, on the present
staff. If the hoard. felt _it .wasn't
comDletely fair, it should do some,
thing about it, he said.
It was then moved, by Trustee
Aberhart, seconded by Dr. Leitch,
that the Minimum salary level be
raised $300 in two stages—$100 in
September, plus $200 in January.
Trustee Shore moved an amend-,
ment that the board consider in-.
creasing the minimum salary when
it considers a new schedule to be
presented to the teachers at the
beginning of • the, next terin in
September. Part of the- increase
should be paid starting in January'
and part starting in September,
1959, he proposed..
The whole matter should ' be
wrapped up at one time, not piece-
meal, he said. But his amend-
ment failed to get a seconder and
the original motion carried.
The following day, members of
the teaching staff met and accept-
ed the board's offer,
ppr the steel bridge. loc t-
. ed on ,the old pertipa 'of Uighw
the' 'Baiheld River, 'span appro., „-
imately 320: feet. The. succesallAk
'bidder- to remove" tile structure, at,
his • own et.pense and leave, the,
'the office -ofIthe!,undersigned;:.A
'certified,- Oh.eque ••payable to ',the
,Corporation ipctOty, -of
the full .aniount of- the bid' fiS be
included with each tender. The
highest or any tender not necessar-
ily. accepted.
'County Engineer, County of Huron.
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SEPTIC tankti, cP88-909161 etc.,
pumPed and .cleaned with modern
Write or phone-Leuts Blalfe;-Rat,
Brussel 10-32x
FOR ificial insemination .service
or more information telePhone the
Waterloo Cattle " Breeding Associ-
ation collect at Chnton.'111.1 .24441
supply ,service to top iluality bona
of the Holstein, Jersey, Alirshire,
Guernsey, Brown. Swiss, R,ed Poll.,
Hereford (Polled and herned) )3eef
Shorthorn, (polled and herned), and
Dual 'Purpose . 'Shorthorn, - Angus
and,' Charolaise .hreedS.,, The cost
15. Cards of Thanlis
GUY Ives & Sons—Contractors—
Phone Carlow 1612. Fire Chief
chimneys, Cosy-aire fireplace and
roofieg supplies. •Terms to suit
your budget. " 23-24
SID .Bullen's Cabinet Shop, chests,
deskS, etc. custom made; also kit-
chen cupboards and furniture re,
pairs. 184 Gibbons street, plibne
thank all those who sent me
flowers, cards and treats while
I was a patient in Goderich hos-
pital. I would also like to thank
Dr. G. F. Mills and nurses and
staff who were so kind to me.
Mrs. Ross, Tjchborne,.
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PERSONALS
18. Births •
GEoRGE,—At St. Joseph's Hos-
- pital, London, May 18, 1958,
to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon George
(nee Margaret Tigert), of Lon-
don, a daughter, Peggy Lorraine.
GODtFREY.—At Alexandra Hospit-
al, Goderich, on May 22, 1958,
to ,Mr. and Mrs, Howard Godfrey,
Goderich, on May 26, 1958, to
PINDER.—At Luxembouig, on May
20, 1958, to Mr. and Mrs. Gorden,
Pinder, a, son, Jahatpordon.
RODGER.—At Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on May 22, 1958, to Mr.
and Mrs. William Rodger, (nee
Jean Chapman); of Blyth, a son,
David Darrell.
al, Goderich, on May 27, 1958,
Sheldon, Godbrich, a son.
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20. Public Notice
CA,RPENTRY, building, remodel.
ling, dealer in Epps pumps, water
softepers, bathroom fixtures,
plumbing of all kinds, steel and
asphalt roofing. Frank McMichael,
phone Carlow 1108. 1Q -13x
SHARPEN" THOSE TOOLS! Saws:
hand and electric, etc. — hand or
power lawn mowers — axes wet
ground, also cutlery. Homar,
Huron road, opposite store..
Week -end guests with Mr. and
Mrs. N.Crich, MW road; were:: �Mr.
and Mrs.. John Hall, .Kincardine;
Michigan, :Mr. and Mrs, Ira Brinker,
Ubly,bMichigan; • and Mrs. "Byrn
Erb, Stratford.
'�Mr. and Mrs. Young,' of Toronto'
were 'Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Winter.
Mr., and Mrs. Jas. MacAdam and
son, Bobby, Of Torpnto - spent ' the
week -end • with Mr, .MaeAdam's
mother, Mrs. Jas. tMacAdam, New-
gate•street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stevens and
son,„ have•'returned' to Cornwallis,
.dpi,$., after afl Visit :with the • lady's'
parents; Mr. and «Mrs. Geo. Sander-
son.
Sgt. and • ''Mrs. Eric McAllister
and family, of Catnp Borden, visit-
ed last week with Mrs Annie
Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris, of
Toronto, visited at the week -end
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett ;Harris. -
Miss Cora D. Driver and Miss
Joan E. Fitzpatrick, both, of Gotie-
�h„ are-wainon.g.µ.khe suceessLuL
students to graduate from the
'Nursing School of the University
' bf Western. Ontario. '
Mrs. H. A. Dickinson and Rich-
ard, of Windsor, renewed acquaint-
ances in- town at the week -end.
Rev. Dickinson was preaching at
the anniversary services in
Auburn.
Mr.... and Mrs. -J. C. Read, of
Elmira, were week -end guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGuire.
• Constable Donald, Westover, Who
has been with the Ontario Prop
KdnlX'Qiltet
begr Poste 'ti t` a',ipdert
C ns b�e' "W s ver's fat ,
liars ,, estever, was '.A.* en
eer. iad la�rr�ed in �odi�xtoi�, ",�h
'children Utnre.'
garry Silverton, of Toronto, were
recent guests Miss.C. McClinton,
(Freceil't guests at the tome of.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Pinkney .and
Brenda, of Toronto, "
Recent'guests with Mr. and tliks.
W. Weptlake were: Mr. and Mrs.
*dell etritiAttrAti
daughter, BettY Jane ;
ter Of Mrs, OsherVe 4.4
received her. degree 1.4.PhYste,
Occupational TheraPY,
to her home on IfighthOUSe Stree,t
after slending the. winter m'ontha
'with h4brother,4r.-Win. Gordon,
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DOG TAGS--pOGS, RUNNING AT
LARGE.—Dog tags are past due
and should be obtained' at once,
•Dogs are not permitted to run at ,
large during the period—May 1st!
to September •30th; Any dog rtin-1
ning• at large maY be impounded.
If the dog has a tag on, it will be ,
field 72 hours if necessary. Dogs,/
)vithout tag.s- may he destroyed at
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Mrs. Helen Whitmore, of:Clrex,ry
Chase, Maryland, and her sister,.
of Toronto, were callers on Tues-
day at the Newton Davies and
-sisters' home and,alse spent a -week
at the Davies' cottage at Kintail
'Mr. Reg. Matheson, of -Port Col-
borne, visited last w,eelt-end with
his sister, Miss Isabelle Matheson,
St. Patrick •street,
Donald Chisholm, son df Mr: and
Mrs. 'Ben Chisholm, has'tsuccess-
fully completed an engineering
technology course at the Ryerson,
Institute of , Technology, Toronto.
He has , accepted a position with
Kenting Aviation 'Limited, of Tor-
onto and 0Shawa. On Tuesclay he
left Toronto for Bailin Island where
he' will spend' the summer as an
airborne profile recorder 'with
'headquarters at Frobisher Bay.
21. 13as-in-is& Notice
VISIT OR PHONE RpID'S NEW
' Upholstering Shop, 48 'EaSt
street. Phon-e 1534 'til 9 p.m. fot
an estimate. We have the coKer-
CO-OPERATORS' Insurance, auto,
home, liability, aceident and sick-
ness. Geo. Turton; Gode-
rich; phone "Carlow 179, or at
Hu.tchinson's Radio and TV, Wed-
nesday and Saturday afternoons.
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. Victoria Street United Church
SUMMER ORDER OF, SERVICES
10 A.m. Bible School. A. B. Class.
d1 a.m. Worship and Primary .Church.ANursery at Parsonage.
10 a.m. First B'enmiller morning service.
3 km. ,Union Cburch after SUnday School.'
MINISTER, REV.
'ORGANIST, MR. FRANK BISSETT.
BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
"ELGIN AVE. At. WATERC.60
SUNDAy, 9.45 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 4.m. PRAISE AND WORSHIP.
7,30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Tuesday and Friday Servicei-8 p.m.
Rev. R. J. Green (Pastor)
GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH
10 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 A.M. FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE, folloWeil by the
Ordinance 43.4 the Lord's Supper.
•(.11unior Congregation and Nursery during morning service).
7 p.m. The Fellowship Hour.
TUESDAY, -7.30 p.m.—JUNIOR CHOIR CONCERT.
c e to If
he Church
That Cares
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11, a.m. Morning Worship,
Wed. 7.30 p.nri. Prayer and
Bible StudY Hour.
Free Methodist church
Verlyn R. Snell, B.A., Pastor
SUNPAY SERVICES
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