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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-11-19, Page 5771 ;44 • jt'iti‘,:1""!: •• „ .„ .43•1.-• •4*" . . • 4 ,•••••••.1.:..4%;,,,r, • Inif Sincerely, eeeeee:',0 r • - you ,for, your generous. support at the pblis: On: NoVeiriber10,1980 I will do my very best for the town ofWingham. I/sincerely appreciate your support. Pat Bailey WWI& 4.4 BEEF CLUB members the 4-H awards night at Clinton, Club members includC Wendy Armstrong, Julie Mulvey, Steven„, Dianne; a • ' Beiflir.e , ,eltteT . helley, Sandra and Brenda Merkley, Steven Wright and Michael )ebt%an. and Patrick Chambers Leaders are Harry Winkel and Phyllis IltAerkley. • Intended for Last Wede George Inglis has returned • for strike by District Hospital, ., home from Wingham and Kineardine,.. spent the A long-standing - break - Miss Jackie Onstow, of tbeffne„ weekend with her parents. down in communications ."They *, A very successful curling between the board of Amknag: dance was held on November—education and its teachers is said of '• , , 9.' being blamed for'the strike tration, anything wrong with them making the **ions as long as teachers have sortie input int° thetisliejsion-making 6 ,•• v1nq he Coi ry strong on '4449ilts," .he d adminis- "I don't see Mr. and Mrs. George Merkley have returned from a vacation in Western Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor and Mr. •and Mrs. Bob Martin have been travelling around the Las Vegas area. Public skating will be held Saturday afternoons from 2-4 pm and Sunday evenings 7- 8:30. The Belmore United Church has chosen Steven Johann as a candidate to enter the ministry of the United Church of Canada. Lakelet Mr:and4trisYtnii spent ;Friday , at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Sunday visitors with Mr., and Mrs. William Behrns and family were Mr. and Mrs. Greg Smart, Jana and Chad of Kelowna, British Columbia, Miss Linda Newton and Darr Galdin of Calgary, Mrs. Ila Newton and Brian and Wayne Sage of Listowel. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS •SALE "WAXWORKS BOUTIQUE" SALE CONTINUES. In addition to the substantial discounts on everything in our store, we've put our Entire Christmas Stock Out AND TAGGED IT ALL AT SPECIAL DISCOUNTS! ... Candle Rings ... Picks ... ... Garlands ... Wreaths ... a.. Deluxe Christmas Trees a.. ... Ornaments a.. Creative 'Do-it-yourself items ... A9cinds of beautiful and' Distinctive Christmas things. Don't miss it - this 'Special Sale' of Christmas items starts on Wednesday, this week. •• "Waxworks-Boutiwe7 by secondary school teachers in Bruce County, as well as for the current stale- mate in negotiations. Brian Swanton, a teacher at Lion's Head high school and district president for the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation, said the failure of beard - ad- ministration to consult with teachers about education issues is at the heart 'of the conflict which has closed Bruce high schools since the beginning of October. At stake is the issue , of management rights versus meaningful consultation with the teachers, he said; costs are a secondary factor. "The basic principle behind the wholeprocessis the board's refusal to treat the teachers as a meaningful input to the system,". Mr. Swanton declared during an interview last week. He said that during his nine years as a shop teacher at Lion's Head the superin- tendent responsible for technical education never once visited his shop, nor was there ever a board -wide meeting of the shop teachers called. As another example. he reported the board 'recently struck a committee to come up with a means of evaluating teachers —: something he agreed iseglonff overdue". ,043 However he said the committee never once consulted the teachers in.„ preparing the repbrt. The teachers knew what was taking place, and the next thing they were given a copy proce.s&" board ed*Ittees, and the Tritsereehteelr'440 on: antyeaocfhtheer re coalraitterbich do exist never ask., ,slteacher input, have irefee diexsPotia could rlile:101Lpecific issues, but no arbIttetrer would solve the problernSe*hich gave rise to thosetOes. The confrentation has been brewing fotqsix or seven years he re eft, adding the teachers it submit "the itration, he arbitrator • •••.';, Members of the,-Vrecutive director for Huron West - of the Huron 7,,e: County Central. Federation of Agriculture Other executive members were elected at a directors' — President Gerry Fortune, meeting in Clinton Nov. 6. 1st Vice President John Van New Members ;AA the Beers and 2nd Vice executive are Bill Fear aid President irony, MeQUail — •Louise MariieteIVIr. Fear is a. were 'elected at the, recent;. beef fernier hnd••;teweshie. ...county 'aunal meeting, • director forJ,Vlortle. , ~marritt, operates,. a sJ2eep In other business at the fart* and l is presidentiof.thes:„.,,rneetint.... .1;1, ill, Turnberry Pederitiori , chairmen of the county Agri:cult-ere-. federation's e land . use Kxibtitive iembs re- t'irprzlittee, repelled on „eeleCted are Jim Hunter: and meeting his committee had •• Jim McIntosh. Rifle:100er is......with the Ministry of Natural, a dairy farmer efroineEast Resources about the impact Wawanosh aird wreetor+St:- .of the Pits -and i4uarries Act „large the 'Htiron . on this area.. federation; Mr. IVIcff!tosh- Local . concert?: had . been pperateen poultry farm in eXpressecithat thi•ActWould Tuckersmith 'and is '1SM encourage- tiOsure of stnall" he feels the rtustees are beginning to recognize the communication problem exists and that arbitration won't solve it. "The kids are the key issue," Mr. Swanton said. The parents pay the bills and elect a school board which hires atheinistrators and teachers. Parents, trustees, administrators and teachers all should work together to provide a good education, but at the present time this isn't happening. He was deprecatory of the role mediator Martin Teplitsky has played in the affair, claiming that since Mr: Teplitsky has been in- volved in the negotiations, starting about the first week of August, the total time he has spent with both parties has been about five hours, The teacher said he feels pressure must be brought to bear on both parties if the strike is to be resolved,' whether that pressure comes from the parents, students or provincial government. The teachers, despite the frus- tration which led tham to walk out of one Meeting, are prepared to enter into meaningful negotiations, he , said. He added that including the major items of working conditions and salary, about 27 items remain to be settled. He denied that any of the items have been imposed by the OSSTF provincial executive. "There's nothing on the negotiating table at the present time that didn't come from Bruce County." federation executive • pits and result in higher gravel prices. The committee report, accepted by, the directors, made' the following recommendations: That the Huron federation urge the Ontario Federation of Agriculture terequestthat the' *NH exempt pits with lees than60,000.ton a from the requirettientsef the Act with regard to fencing an4 costly • rehabilitation plans, prepared- by surveyors and- eneineers; And that Ciaig Laing and the ininittry beAnvited- discuss requirements „at' a mei:fibers meeting of the liuronfededition: • KINETTES Evonne Carter, Susan Coghlin and Joanne Hodgins catered at the Wingham kinimen ed that Kinsmen clubs across Canada are endeavoring dinner meeting last week. The meeting featured a •to raise $197,000 this year for the fight against cystic visit from Deputy.Governor Alex Wilson, who relierf: fibrosis, arcrippling childhood disease. • Summer tires 2-P195X75 2P2D575 R, 2-H78-15 Belted Snovir • All remaining tires 10% off Call Lome today for your el* 2. 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