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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-11-14, Page 19A SOLEMN MOMENT—Students at Sea - forth Public School remembered past wars during a Remembrance Day Service on Friday. Karsten Stevenson, laid a students, Fact finder appo The Education Relations Commission has appointed Mr. Emerson Lavender of Burling- ton to act as Fact Finder in the negotiations between the Elementary teachers and the trustees oof the Huron County Board of Education. Mr. Lavender will meet with the parties and write a report setting out which matters have been agreed upon and which matters remain in dispute. The report may also contain recommendations for settlement. Mr. Lavender, a retired educator whose career path included positions as teacher. KID THE HURON .EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 14, 1904 — A19 Mediator. appointed for Perth secondary schools... A mediator has been appointed by the Education Relations Commission to help bring about a settlement `between the Perth. County Board of Education and its secondary school teachers. Ton( Crossman has been appointed as mediator effective Nov. 5. He is in the process of arranging a meeting between himself,. the board and teachers. His appointment follows the release last week of the fact finder's report submitted by Graeme McKechnie. Egmondville Fitness Fans; complete 1600 metre run. 1f you happened to be driving through Egmondvillee on Wednesday evening, Nov. 7, you may have seen more people than usual out jogging. The joggers were members of the Egmondville Fitness Fans ' completing their 1600 metre run, one of the requirements for the 4-H Fitness Fare Club. Members met at the home of Barb Caldwell for their final regular meeting. They prepared for their run with a series pf warm-up exercises, and upon completion of the ,run they returned to Barb's for cool -down, exercises and the remainder of French mai falls for peanut butter He came across an ocean and fell in love. However it isn't a young woman who has attracted this young man, rather it's been a delicacy known as peanut butter. There is no peanut butter in France, and for 16 -year-old Pierre Grignon of Nerdhouse, France, discovering peanut butt in Canada has been like finding the prover ial pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.` • Pierre is in Huron County, staying with the Warren Robinson family of Goderich. Mr. , Robinson is the English co-ordinator for the Huron County Board of Education. The young Frenchman and three young women from Quebec were introduced to the board of education at its Oct. session by French co-ordinator Damien Solomon. All four students are here as exchange students for three months. At the end of the three months, the host students will visit their exchange partners homes. In Pierre's case, 16 -year-old Baird Robinson will be visiting France. Carroll, left and Ron Francine Beaupre, 16, of Charlesbourg, wreath on behalf of the Que., is staying with Kelly McBride, 16, of •(Wasslnkphoto) Lucknow. Both are attending F.E. Madill Secondary tog S dary School in W' ham. inted for teachers principal, superintendent and director of education, brings a wealth of experience to this appointment. particularly in the areas of conflict resolution and organizational effec- tiveness. Mr. Layender,,agraduate .of the University o1; Toronto (.Honours, History) has served as an assistant fact finder. This appointment is made under Section 14 of the School Boards and Teachers Collective Negotiations Act, Revised Statutes of Ontar- io. 1980; RECIPE OF THE WEEK APPLE CHEESE ili)PERATRICE 6 Red Delicious Apples ' cup Long grain rice 3 cups whole milk 4 egg yolks cream 2 tbsp, cheese 2 tbsp, heavy cream 6 wedges Camembert cheese Sugar 1 Lemon, juice of in medium saucepan soak rice in hot water to cover for 30 minutes; drain. Add milk; cook covered for 30minutes until rice is tender but not mushy, Beat egg yolks until light and foamy; fold into rice. Combine cream cheese and cream; gently combine with rice. Taste; add a little sugar if desired. Cook rice mixture' over low heat 1 minute to set yolks. Spoon rice into greased 5 cup mold. Let stand until mixture takes the shape of the mold. Turn out onto r} serving platter. Cut apples into wedges, core and toss with lemon juice and a little sugar. Arrange apple wedges on top of rice alternating with wedges of cheese. Makes 6 to 8 servings. Chantal Pitchette, 17, of Clermont, Que., is ah exchange partner with Rhonda Lobb, 17, of Clinton. The pair are attending Central H1tron Secondary School. Sonia Dube, 17, of St.-Jean-Port•Joli, Que., is visiting Melanie Mann, 17, of Clinton, Both are attending Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. Mr. Robinson said one of the rules of the exchange is thattEttglidh has to be spokeh by e visitingr�ui1l students. This e will be reversed, French only, when the vlsifsare reciprocated. - c Pierre has had no difficult s th English. He has taken English since he was 12 years old, only four years, yet .h`h command of the language is very good, said Mr. Robinson and Mr. Solomon. He said there was little difficulty in understanding the young women from Quebec, although he noted the accents are different. The three high school students said they found no difficulty in understanding Pierre as they quickly reverted to their mother tongue. Mr. Solomon told trustees that students from F.E. Madill have been involved in similar exchanges for about three years and this is the first year for Central Huron students. He said that last year, about 20 students from South Huron District High School in Exeter were in Chicoutimi, Que. the meeting. The lesson involved discussing the impact of women in sports. ' Members also completed a test for flexibility, and talked about food and 'fitness because it is true - "you • are what- you .eat". They evaluated their fitness meet, which was held on Nov. 4 when the club went bowling at the Seaforth Bowling Alley. Members completed the meeting by discussing what is required for their Achievement Night to beheld Dec. 3r11 at the Stanley Township Hall in Varna. by Dianne Oldfield Press Reporter Chief negotiator for the . teachers, Ken ' Robins, said money -is not the major hurdle in , reaching a settlement. He noted if there is no settlement between a teacher, group and its school board by Sept. 1 of any year, the, Education Relations Commission automatic- ally appoints a fact finder. A spokesman for the teachers Said the maul issues fall under the sick, leave credit gratuity' ' plan and federation business. According to the fact finder report, 'idle . . teachers propose that should a teacher die in service or otherwise, any gratuity unpaid:but± accrued, be paid to the estate. The Boars(;? argues that the gratuity is not a death benefit; S but a retirethent benefit." K On the' federation business, the teachers would like tb see the branch affiliate officer's (Mr. Robins) position be included in the,; j collective agreement. Now it is approved annually by the board. Superintendent of education Adam Stech yr said the board "is very much open tolji negotiations". • He expects t:tture negotiations between . 3 the two parties to be based on the fact finder's d report. This Thursday Only November 15 at" • e7g5e SNACK SALE Buy One Chicken Snack (2 pcs. Golden Chicken and Fries) at Regular Price and receive a Second Snack FREE Regular Value. 2.89 289 +9 SAVE$284- psi No Limit GREY CUP WEEKEND SPECIAL Bucket Pack Everything Included 1 S piece tender golden chicken, 3 medium salads of your choice, 2 medium french fries CHRISTMAS ARTS and CRAFTS SHOW and SALE at Lucan Community Centre Nov. 17 & 18 10 a.m.-3p.m. Admission .75c Draw for Cabbage Patch Doll and handmade wardrobe °"41399 nly99 + psi 527-0220 Available Fri., Sat. Sun. Only NOv.18, 17 & 18 FRIED CHICKEN and SEAFOOD Seatorth Only SAVE 2.00 Reg. 15.99 Come Celebrate o . THE GREY CUP with us on our NEW 10' VIDEO SCREEN Open Sunday - Noon to 10 p.m. Everyone Welcome! SPECIL ON FOOD SPECIAL ON BEER COMMERCIAL HOTEL Maier St, Seaforth • FALL ./ SUPER SAVERS 78<INIii• ..:___( BOOK NOW — LIMITED SPACE!! THOMSON VACATIONS e NASSAU and FLORIDA $299 and under 'Nov. -Mid. Dec. "prices vary by departure date, accom- Prices are per person, double occupancy modatlon aeleeted, duration, and in- nnleats otherwise stated. Ask as for full elude AIR & HOTEL & MORE! terms and conditions. 1115111 HAWAII -2 Island .only 14 seats left 2 weeks - January 17-31 7 nights - WAIKIKI (Outrigger West) 7 nights - MAUI (Kaanapali Beach) Fully escorted by BAUER TRAVEL For 51599 per person (double) from Seaforth Many included features Call now for details as space is limited PUERTO PLATA Only 10 seats left Dorado Naco Resort 2 weeks - February 10 Fully escorted by BAUER TRAVEL 1 bedroom apartments Only $1260 per person (double) from Seaforth This includes air fare, accommodation, taxes, insurance, and overnight hotel in Toronto before departure HURRY — Space is limited as well on this tour! AuER `T°RAAVEL SERVICE AMAIN STREET SEAFOttTH 527-1237 Out of Town - Call Collect Chantal Pitchette, 17, of Clermont, Que., is ah exchange partner with Rhonda Lobb, 17, of Clinton. The pair are attending Central H1tron Secondary School. Sonia Dube, 17, of St.-Jean-Port•Joli, Que., is visiting Melanie Mann, 17, of Clinton, Both are attending Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. Mr. Robinson said one of the rules of the exchange is thattEttglidh has to be spokeh by e visitingr�ui1l students. This e will be reversed, French only, when the vlsifsare reciprocated. - c Pierre has had no difficult s th English. He has taken English since he was 12 years old, only four years, yet .h`h command of the language is very good, said Mr. Robinson and Mr. Solomon. He said there was little difficulty in understanding the young women from Quebec, although he noted the accents are different. The three high school students said they found no difficulty in understanding Pierre as they quickly reverted to their mother tongue. Mr. Solomon told trustees that students from F.E. Madill have been involved in similar exchanges for about three years and this is the first year for Central Huron students. He said that last year, about 20 students from South Huron District High School in Exeter were in Chicoutimi, Que. the meeting. The lesson involved discussing the impact of women in sports. ' Members also completed a test for flexibility, and talked about food and 'fitness because it is true - "you • are what- you .eat". They evaluated their fitness meet, which was held on Nov. 4 when the club went bowling at the Seaforth Bowling Alley. Members completed the meeting by discussing what is required for their Achievement Night to beheld Dec. 3r11 at the Stanley Township Hall in Varna. by Dianne Oldfield Press Reporter Chief negotiator for the . teachers, Ken ' Robins, said money -is not the major hurdle in , reaching a settlement. He noted if there is no settlement between a teacher, group and its school board by Sept. 1 of any year, the, Education Relations Commission automatic- ally appoints a fact finder. A spokesman for the teachers Said the maul issues fall under the sick, leave credit gratuity' ' plan and federation business. According to the fact finder report, 'idle . . teachers propose that should a teacher die in service or otherwise, any gratuity unpaid:but± accrued, be paid to the estate. The Boars(;? argues that the gratuity is not a death benefit; S but a retirethent benefit." K On the' federation business, the teachers would like tb see the branch affiliate officer's (Mr. Robins) position be included in the,; j collective agreement. Now it is approved annually by the board. Superintendent of education Adam Stech yr said the board "is very much open tolji negotiations". • He expects t:tture negotiations between . 3 the two parties to be based on the fact finder's d report. This Thursday Only November 15 at" • e7g5e SNACK SALE Buy One Chicken Snack (2 pcs. Golden Chicken and Fries) at Regular Price and receive a Second Snack FREE Regular Value. 2.89 289 +9 SAVE$284- psi No Limit GREY CUP WEEKEND SPECIAL Bucket Pack Everything Included 1 S piece tender golden chicken, 3 medium salads of your choice, 2 medium french fries CHRISTMAS ARTS and CRAFTS SHOW and SALE at Lucan Community Centre Nov. 17 & 18 10 a.m.-3p.m. Admission .75c Draw for Cabbage Patch Doll and handmade wardrobe °"41399 nly99 + psi 527-0220 Available Fri., Sat. Sun. Only NOv.18, 17 & 18 FRIED CHICKEN and SEAFOOD Seatorth Only SAVE 2.00 Reg. 15.99 Come Celebrate o . THE GREY CUP with us on our NEW 10' VIDEO SCREEN Open Sunday - Noon to 10 p.m. Everyone Welcome! SPECIL ON FOOD SPECIAL ON BEER COMMERCIAL HOTEL Maier St, Seaforth •