HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-05-08, Page 15THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1969
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE FIFTEEN
VOLLEY BALL CHAMPS—The boys' at St. Boniface School
in Zurich walked off with tap honors at a recent valley ball
tournament in Exeter, and won the Ron Bogart trophy for their
efforts. The boys played 11 straight games without a defeat.
The back row, left to right, are Michael Miller, Bill Bedard,
Sister Eileen Marie, their coach, Tony Lansbergen and David
Cry. Front •row, left to right, are Pat Bedard, John Rasenberg,
Cecil Regier, John Paul Neilands and Richard Regier. Missing
when this photo was taken was Ricky Grenier.
(Citizens News Photo)
Huron -Perth Separate School Board To
Negotiate New Schedule with Teachers
A controversy over salaries
for about 130 separate school
teachers in Huron and l'crtli
Counties may be settled May
13 when teachers meet the
1-iurbn-Perth separate school
hoard.
Keith Culliton, Stratford,
chairman for the hoard, said
Friday night details of an
agreement and issues still in
dispute will not be made public
until the salary question ,is
settled.
Howard Shantz, a committee
member, told a meeting Thurs-
day night four issues remain
unsolved. Mr. Culliton, who
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didn't attend the meeting, said
it was agreed at the new board's
initial niceting with teachers
that the question of salaries
would not discussed with the
press until agreement was
reached.
The board plans a meeting
May 12 and meets with teachers
on rhe salary question the
following day. •
\1r. Shantz said St. Marys
and Exeter town councils had
questioned the hoard about
its 1969-70 budget. However,
Mr. Shantz said a budget fig-
ure can't be reached until
records of the various 1963
school boards have been exam- .
ined by auditors.
Assuming there will he no
last-minute resignations, the
board expects no staff changes
at eight of the 19 schools in
the two counties. These eight
are St. Columhan, St. Joseph,
Kinkora, Exeter, St. Marys,
Zurich, Wingham and St.
Aloysius in Stratford.
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that automation is an extension
of man's hands and brains, and
no doubt would mean losses of
jobs to some employees. In
many factories today, comput-
ers are replacing operators of
machines, he pointed out.
"Computers have become so
efficient that they can take
spoken dictation and type it
on four different languages
simultaneously, " he added.
"There is no doubt tt.is will
replace translators in many
positions".
"Looking on the brighter
side, however", the speaker
went on to say, "these same.
computers will provide jobs for'
one trillion operators".
Regarding education, Mr.
Fydcnchuck told the group that
today's society requires a
flexible people, and this is
why various courses are being
offered for different students,
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Ile had high praise for the adult
retraining program presently
being carried out in Ontario.
"Education is a process
through which an individual
learns the customs of the
society in which he lives", he
concluded.
The guest also showed numer-
ous slides pertaining to the
technical department at South
Huron. He was introduced by
Lion Victor Dinnin and thanked
by Lion Don O'Brien.
In business at the meeting,
Don O'Brien, chairman of the
health and welfare committee,
reported that over $300 had
been collected for the Cancer
Society. He also reported
that up to date over $1100 had
been received towards the ann-
ual Easter Seals campaign.
Members of the club also
agreed to sponsor a Bicycle
-Club this season, operated in
conjunction with the O,P.P.
similar to last year.
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