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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-09-25, Page 14PAGE 4A-;-,GQDERICH SIGNALSTAR r :I'kii,i. AY $ PTEM25, 19Z5 Maty Miners and Ivy Blay make a draw 'on an afghan as part of the blitz by the Goderich Branch of the Canadian Arthx itis Society. Sandy Jo Craig and Vicky Brennan model the afghan that was won by Mrs. Tom Moore -,.-Shore Crescent, Goderich. (staff photo) Over 9900 collected in " The Goderich Arthritis Campaign. of last ,week 'was -a tremendous success. Chair- man, Margaret Craig tallied. - canvass proceeds of $1680.75 ,and afghan ticket money of . $'240.50. This amount was the best totakas yet..for Goderich. Thanks goes out to all donors who were canvassed by the various captains: Rosemary, Evans, Linda Murphy, Leslie King, Pat Spence, ' Mary for arthritis Goderich blit Carroll, Joan CaWinaugh, Tina Harman, • Roberta Machan, Bonnie Dunn, Rose 'I-Iill, Marg -Evans, Tina Gallow. Agnes Bedard, and Kathy Linklater: Special thanks to assistant. chairmen Patty Powell, Dennis Fincher and Bill Wark. The Arthritis ' and Rheumatism Society expressed, satisfaction at 'the Goderich collections. AshfieI.d WMS sees Holy Lan Ashfield Women's Ross opened the meeting with a Missionary Society's Sep- poem. ternber meeting was held inthe Mrs .Warren Wylds gave the Church basement. Mrs.. Wm'' • devotion tl, "Help- My 1 I)belicf". Residential Lighting Display,44a Electric Heating "INDUSTRIAL—COMMERCIAL" RESIbENTIAjL—WIRING ' CUSTOM TRENCHING = , GRAHAM ELECTRIC 62 C'AMBRIA RD. N GODERICH 524-8670 FOR ALL YOUR LUMBER & BUILDING S1UPPLY NEEDS Sixteen ladies answered the roll ,cat Il • "interesting item. from Presbyterian Record There •\were. four . visitor's 1)r'(' ('nt. - - MI's. Henry MacKenzie: gave history on the Pr'esbyt''erian Kece°t►•d which was' started ire with 'the pr'ic'e being •'5c f)e_t'yea►'. M.r's Doug Marlyn presented the offertory prayer Business was discussed with Nlrs •1 int West in charge. Thank you notes were received d . aro nl Mrs Mae .MacGregor and ;11I's Beryl. MacD'on1Id, Mrs Henry .MacKenzie reported on a hoard sleeting she hod attended and an in \ itation was extendecl inghanl October at 4 p.al to attend a service. theme being "N1,tr.ching.c)ri". 10 •1n\i1,1ion was also received from t'r'inity C'hur'ch to attend their 1hanknffening mooting to be- • held 'Sunday, (►t (ober •5 It' pm. • Nil's Donald ''Simpson 'in- tro(tu,ee(1 the guest speaker. tilrs ,\.ndre\w Guuht; who 'i1()\\ ((1 slicks on her trip to the 1 Land in Nrlvc'nlhet' last veal. 11 r•s ,1•41 4. k, M ra c K e tl z"i e ►try (reel with a solo. Mrs, soupsoti thanked the guest speaker .1n(i,J)res('nted her with I token of appreciation •• Mrs Ross closed the sleeting v\jlh'a reading before the social hour • iia. , With Pubiic'meetings, pamphlets, and press conferences let us makea monumental year fbr G.M.H.A. Thinkl Think! Think!'of a positive contribution and dear people please contribute with ideas, labour, dollars and cents. LET US GIVE ALL WE'VE GOT! Minor Hockey needs ice time. Minor Hockey needs equipment. Minor Hockey needs films, screens, and projectors. Minor Hockey needs transportation. Minor Hockey na°eds qualified coaches. Minor Hockey needs qualified referees. Minor Hockey needs your Love. Minor Hockey needs your pfayers. tome together. Let us make Mirror Hockey history. Our youngsters merit the best. Come One, Come All. Let us ttnita for a bodd cause. Excellent hockey in 1973-76 in Goderich, and into the years ahead. THINK! THINK! THINK! RESIDENTS OF GODERICH AND ENVIRONS THIS IS GODERICH" MINOR HOCKEY YEAR DECLARATION DATE _ OCT. 15, 1975 SUPPORT G.M.H.A. 4,1 Community College staff. approves new wage offer. 'Che" teachers, counsellors and librarians in Ontario's 21 community c'c)lleges have er\\helmitlgly ratified a ono \ear c+ctllective pagreetilent which givf('s sali,ity increases of 12.5 percent to the highest paid employees and a ;32 percent to the low est 1)a id catago.t'ies, Th'' 'agreement also sets out teacher, workloads and • establishes the seniority system in lay offS'and recall. In addition, the 5,i100, teachers - menlhers of the Civil Se1'\'1'c( \ssocialtion of Ontario — Who ' re-classification of till grades of teachers, except for in- structors, to the highest grade know n as teaching master. The Jigt'eement, approved by a vote of 3-125 to :52'.,^ at meetings hold at all_'',' colleges sets a minimum rate of $12,000 per year for teaching master's and a maxi mum' of $2.1,000 through Iii steles. In ,addition, co- li'(I111'it ‘, jll I i (0;' P rPPlt, steps ;wilding upon their �i,onsi1)IIIttI's Instructors \w1 11 he paid hP ee'tt ;I0.0(X) and $16•S50 per ,,•,11' on a nine -step scale. l II IArians will' receive a I,In,t l of $I2,2t0 with a n .,5 11)un.l of $10,000 for the !Ih .arlan ' classification, Bruce McColl, -'chairman of (h, (''AO negotiating team, It was 0 "nlil�'stone.'' The i r,.\ lolls agreement, which sl,lred August 31, was 0 result ,�f";111 arbitration award handed eie\\ n in .Juni' of this year, after t\\P, vt'.u•s of largely fruitless l)'i ,tl,ttions. Ittot.het, hone' of contention, tt';tchi'r workload. was resolved• ull�it'1irbformula based on the arbitration hoard award, with teacher's being able to appeal to le)int re'wie'vw comtllittees at both• the college' and provincewide Ht' said the' agreement was above scale., Cancer Society offers help The Goderich IH.ranch of the patients in the Goderic,b- area is Cancer Society is an active Marjorie Mizen. volunteer organization. Anyone requiring help from Some services provided to .the Cancer Society ors.. , n - those in need are dressings; formation concerning services pain relieving drugs; tran-', offered. could reach' her at 524- spot'tation to and from treat- Uti32. Men t its Vbringha"nl or ,London; and home visiting and moral , support.. Chairman of service to White birch and ashen are the two most widespread deciduous trees in Canada. negotiated under - ' new legislation which offered .the teachers 0 choice of routes to t'itxrlity, had a ideadlock oc- curred. .,. ' Mr, McCall said: "This new legislation, which allows community college teacher's the tight tp choose s+t'ike Ac- tion, no douht had a- bearing On the 9utcome of the negotiations and the speed with which they progressed. "-Both sides made every attempt to reach a settlement, an41. I believe this 'agreement pti(S\ es that coll`ec'tive bargaining does work if it is attempted within the ftatile work of full and a free collective brirgaining." • Last year -the community college teacher's ,boycotted arbitration and threatened illegal strike action in an at- tempt to hasten negotiations.,. "This agreement proves that, when both parties at the • negotiating table have equalt rights and equal responsibility,. they show equal respect for each other at the bargaining table,. and this usually results in a collective agreement," Mr. McColl He said the terms' of the collective agreenient prbtect the teachers from 'the effect of rampant inflation and also provide a catch-up or real in- crease for the 'lowest paid teachers who most feel the effects of inflation,. • "It is a good agreement and serves the best interests of everyone invol'ved," .Mr. McColl said. SECOND MORTGAGE$ ,. 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ALL- AUCTIONS LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2331 NOTICE Citizens of Goderich Urgently required'- light housekeeping units or rooming facilities for single persons locating 'in the Goderich area due to industry expansions. Anyone interested in providing living -quarters, please advise the Commission at 57 West Street or Man Power Centre, Post Office. The Goderic,i Industrial Commissibn Executive AUTUMN CLEAN-UP TIME Can be fun when you serve... Colonel Sanders' Recipe toe ty, J4, N S WE'RI1ERE TO HELP 2'2 YOUR CR T .,\10\ SEE ,GODER.ICH COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION 39 Sr; DAVIrl STI#t:ET, CODERICH ONTARIO' 524.7931 Kentucky Fred kkkens Colonel Sanders and his boy'make it finger lickin' good + Barrel of Chicken + Bycket of Chicken + Th'ri'ft Box + 'Individual Dinner + Thrifty,.Dinner + Snack Pack Take Home the PACKAGE SIZE JUST RIGHT FOR YOU! Be Sure to Include Our TASTY SALAD SELECTION 94 ELGIN AVE. -at ,the 5 Points- GObERICH +r a ro i