The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-06-28, Page 20t
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Couples Return
From Trip To
The West Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell. Phillips
of I3elfist and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hackett of Lucknow have- just
returned from a three week
motor canapingtOR aoross_tiorthi_
ern Ontario, through the Western
Provinces to Vancouver Island
and home by way of the United
States.'
'Registered tfade mark of General F AodS Lithitgd
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ington attracts a great mans tour-
ist5 ; especially at night wher, the
lights are turned on. They car-
timed on their war• driving ac-rost:
the States of Washir' )5-•ton 7 North
Dakota, Idaho;
nesota Wisconsin ant 1.'1k:1-Agar:.
An excursion into an Iron.
Northern :1Lichigan finished off an
excellent holiday. •
call was at the home of
Mrs. Tom Phillips tear Sandz;,-;
N tic higaw.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
wEDNESDAY, ,IVNE. 28th, lgit WE
aruce School:130ot Ahopunce Salary Increases
Teacher salary increases averag-
ing 6.26 per cent were ratified
Tuesday by the Bruce board of. .
education. Increases for next tern
vary from eight per cent for those
with lower salaries to 3 la• per
cent for the higher salary ranges.
Teachers' minimum and maxim-
, urn salaries with the present figur-
es in brackets are: category 1
.elementary'. $5,600 to $7;500
($5.500 to $7.300); category 2,
$5,900 to $9,300 ($5,900.to
$8,900); category 3, $6;400 to
$11,000 ($6,300 to $10.500); •
category 4, elementary and cate-
gory 1, secondary, $7,200 to
$12,200($7,100 to' $12,100); cate-
gory 5 elementary and category 2
secondary, $7.600 to $13,100
($7,500 to $12,700); category 6'
ings called.
"If I'm not considered an good to the committee I Want off ," he said.
committee chairman George
Loucks of Chesley told the board
he was not sure who was on the committee. He also said few
committee meetings have been
held..
Board chairman Maitland Ward-
er of Lions Head urged Mr. Mac-
Rae.to "make no move" ... while
I check why you've been
ignored."
Port Elgin council asked use of
the high school grounds in that"
town as a parking lot during July
and August. Employees at Doug-
las Point construction site would
leave their cars, on the grounds
while they continue to work by
bus. The board authorized the
school principal to work out an
agreement with town council.
Points 'of interest along the
way were Armed Forces Day at
C.F. B. Shilo where they were
the guests of Sgt. and Mrs. W. R.
Burke. They visite
and Mrs. Bert HOwlett at Calgary „,
and Mrs. Albert Phillips, who
was there from Vancouver. A
very pleasant afternoon was spent
at Cochrane with Mrs. Isobel
Hawkwood, Mr.' and Mrs. Sam
Sholock, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hawk-
wood and Mr. Bill Bancroft. ^ Mrs.
Hawkwood sends her regards to
all of her friends and relatives in
the Lucknow area.
The. Buchart Gardens on Van-
couver Island must' be seen to be
appreciated. They proceeded
hAr-k -t-n
the Okanagan Valley and on into
Washington State where the Val-
ley ends. In the valley the floods
have.caused hundreds of thousands
of dollars damage. Trailer parks
were, washed away , orchards ere
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half half co'vered in the, raging waters
while farm lands, buildings and
crops were submerged. Stnali
towns that lay beside the Columbd
is River 'were flooded to the ex,-
tent that boats were 'used to get .
from One . place to another. • ;
. The Grand Coulee Dam in Washl
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elementary ana category 3 sec -
ondary, $8,400 to $15 ,100 ($8 ,30Q,
to' $14,600); category 7 element-
ary and category 4 secondary,
$8,900 to $16,100 ($8,800 to
$15,600).
Increments vary from 'a low of
$300' a year in category 1 to a
high to $600 in the higher cate-
gories. Arthur Davey of Port
Elgin, chairman of the salaries
committee said the salary agree-
ments of the Bruce board are in
line with those other boards that
have. completed negotiation.
Other salaries approved, direc-
tor of education, $31,000
($30,000); superintendents of
schools and superintendents of
finance , $26 ,500 ($25,500);
superintendent of building main-
tenance and superintendent of
transportation and purchasing,
$12,800 ($12,000).
Chief accountant and office
manager, $15,500 ($14,500); Seri-
WEBSTER REUNION
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microphone and expressed his
pleasure in being our representa-
Jive in Parliament, as well as
?being a descendant of the original
Webster family.
Earl Webster of Oshawa, who
is the only living member who
took part in the dedication of the
Webster Cairn in 1933, spoke
briefly, expressing pleasure in '
b-eing-pretent-a-rid-eXterfdlifg-- -
thanks to each and everyone'on
committees who had been res•on-
sible for the- success of the day.
Special prizes of 1972 silver
dollars were given at this time ,
as follows: Oldest 'lady, Mrs.
Violet Webster; Oldest man, W
Webster; Youngest baby girl,
Jennifer Tricia Pym; youngest
baby toy Jaines Wessel of Tren-
ton; birthday nearest -
picnic date, Mrs. Mabelle Mc-
Clymont, Varna; wedding nearest
picnic date , Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Webster; 50th wedding anniver-
sary,, Mr. and Mrs. George (Sadie.
Cook),Hackett; coming the farth-
est distance Howard Reed; Santa
Monica, California; largest fam-,
A business meeting folloWed at
which time the following officers
were appointed for 1973; President,
Mr. Elgin McKinley; 1st vice,
Torn Webster; 2nd vice, Harvey
Keyes; 3rd/vice, .Mel Webster;
Secretary_,__Jessie_Kirldand;
Treasurer , south, Mel Webster;
treasurer, north, Alex Andrew.
,The retiring president , Harvey'
Webster thanked all committees
for their efforts.
'The next pitEliC will be held-on -
heads will receive three-quarters
of the alloWance for the position.
Clerical staff category 1.
$3,800 to $5,200 with incrern-
,ents of $300 ($3,600 to $4,800);
category 2,• $4,60.0 to $8,100 with
increments of $350, ($4,400 to
$5 , 800); executive secretaries,
$4,700 to $6,700 ($4,500 to
$6,200).
All staff for next term has been ,
engaged with exception of a teach-
er for girls' occupation at Walker-
ton district secondary school, the
meeting was Lola, This term,
for the first time, enrolment fac-
tors have required staff transfers
between schools in Bruce.
Ross MacRae, trustee for this
area , asked to be removed from
the trust accounts committee. He
said he has been a member since
the- committee's' inception and has
never been included in any meet-
From there they travelled on to.
Banff and enjoyed a gondola iide
to the top Of Sulphur Mountain
which has an elevation of 7490
feet. The view was rnangificent
and there was still plenty of snow ily at picnic ,,~.Mr, and Mrs. Jim
around. From the-re they travelled Hart , Varna , Mr. and Mrs. Cane
westward and were, able to see. an McQuillin.
first hand the slide darnage and
the terrible havoc caused by the
floods.
the third Sunday in June , 1973.
The executive expressed their
gratitude to. Harvey Webster for
all his guidance through this spec-
ial occasion, the fiftieth picnic.
Friends and re latives attended
from California , Edmonton, Big
Valley Alberta , Indianapolis,
Kirkland Lake Sarnia , Windsor ,
London, 1.1.itchill, Galt , Trenton,
Seaford:, Clinton , Varna , Toron-
to. Goderich, Zurich, *kir/
Dzha w russels ;
tza ngel •3 Ile , Cochrane Walton,
;" Se..fr..arinet ,
el wei.,i at r.r..an) frorr;
3`L:-.7 Cr'rtn n g areas. . •
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for custodian, $8,300; chief cu5t
odian $7,800; Senior audip-
visual technician,, $8,000..
Responsibility allowances for
supervisors, $2,700 ($2.500);
co=ordinators, $3,200 ($34.000).
Secondary school principals
of schools with 1,000 or more
students, $22,000 to .$24,000,
increases of $1,000; secondary
principals of other schools,
$20 ;700 to $22,700, increases of
$1,000.. Annual increments for'
principals vary from $600 to $700.
Vice-principals of secondary
schools; $19,500 to.$20,500,
an increase of $1', 000 with $500
increments.
In addition directors in second ,-
ary schools will get $2,0-00; maj-
or department heads, $1,800;
department heads, $1,500; minor
department heads , $1,-000; sub-
ject chairman, $700 and acting
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