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STEPHENSON'S
Bakery
Kraft
CHEESE WHIZ 16-oz. 990
Delmonte
48-oz. PINEAPPLE and
GRAPEFRUIT DRINK
SANI FLUSH
COFFEE RICH 32-oz. 550
Free Delivery
Phone 887-9226
Grocery
• • 2 f " 890
47-oz. 690
. .
Come to
MAIT-SIDE ORCHARDS
in our store we have
— Lots of Fruits and Vegetables- —
Macintosh Apples, Spys, Courtlands, De-
licious, Wagner, Snows and Pears.
N . I Shelburne Potatoes, 75-lb., Apple
Butter by pound, Cider by gallon, Onions,
Spanish or Cooking, Grapes, Turnips,
Bananas, Cabbage, etc.
Open
• • • 4- Daily
,,Sunday
PHONE , r . 4 4,r , 887'6883.
Visit us at. the West End of Brussels
9:00-600
24,-THE BRUSSELS. POST, NOVEMBER ":27;, 1974
BOLONGA
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,PhOne 887-9445
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Kraft
CHEESE WHIZ • • • • • • ...... 16-oz.
Schneider's
1.11) pkg. Weston's — Regular $1.29
GRANNY TARTS • • • • • • • • - • • • • • •
HEAD LETTUCE.......................
Open Monday's from now until Christmas and F
Nights until 9:00 p.m.
WE NOW HAVE IN. STOCK A GOOD'SELECTION
OF CHRISTMAS CARDS, GIFT WRAP, DECOR-
ATIONS ETC. FROM $1•00 UP
Ski-doo Suits
Size 2
Men's XL Priced
From 9.98 - 36.98
Ski-doo Boots
for all ages
8.98 - 21.98
A good selection
of Hats & Mitts
There are TOYS for all ag
VIEW MASTERS • • • • • • •
REELS •
Fishir Price and
TONKA TOYS
PRICED TO
SAVE YOU
MONEY
We will be open EVERY MONDAY in
December, starting December 2 and each
evening from DECEMBER 16 7-- DEC-
EMBER 23 for your shopping eonvience.
BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS WHILE-
THERE IS A. GOOD SELECTION
Ray & Helens
Family Centre
R.-NY & HELEN xi) ‘)N _ •••••,--6671
CLASSIFIED
24. Cards of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbours for the gift of money
acknowledging our recent
marriage. Your thoughtfulness is
most appreciated. — Murray and
Marlene Fischer, 24-52x1
25. In Memoriam
BAKER — In loving memory of a
dear husband and father Selwyn
Baker who passed away 2 years,
November 27th, 1972.
To know we never said goodbye
Will always bring regret
But the heart that loved you
dearly
Is the heart that can't forget.
—Lovingly remembered by his
wife Hazel and family. 25-. 52x1
PFEIFER — In loving memory of
Norman Pfeifer, dear husband
and father who passed away two
years ago, November 24th.
A faithful husband, one of the
best,
May God grant him eternal
rest.
— Ever remembered and sadly .
missed by wife and daughter.
25-52x1,
27, Births
LOGAN — At the Trafalgar
Memorial Hospital, Oakville, on
Wednesday, November 20, to Mr.
and Mrs. Barry Logan, Oakville, a
son, Sean. Richard, a brother for
Michael. 27-52x1
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"Our duty was that the student
receive education, and if the
teacher is absent from the
classroom for any length of time
then the classroom is disturbed,"
he said, "and the students suffer.
I am not questioning the value of
teachers in politics, merely the
effect on the students."
Trustee Jack Alexander of
he lima (sooty
hoard of Weiss
has an opening or a Media
Centre Clerical Assistant in the,
Administration Centre Clinton.
Audiovisual experience Is
preferred but not required.
Salary and benefits In accor-
dance with current union •
agreement.
Apply- In writing by Dec. 9,
1974 to
D.J. BIEMAN
Media Co-ordinator
Huron County Board
of Education
103 Albert St. Clinton
NOM 1L0
Wingham spoke of a teacher who
took time away from• the class-
room to sit on Huron County
Council and lost not only his
salary but his superannuation
benefits as well. "I don't
consider he should be paid twice
(salary plus money received for
being member of council) but I
don't feel he should .lose his
superannuation benefits."
Mr, Cochrane replied that
pension and other benefits are
related directly to the days for
which a teacher receives his
salary and under government
regulations these benefits are lost
when the salary is not paid.
Mr. Cochrane ,of, the
conflict between board policy and
the salary agreement as; the
reason for clarifying. the board's
policy.
Mr. Hill said the..boaid will
have to be more definitive on'
special leave when . contract talks
are next discussed. •
Consider Field Trips
The Board adopted the ad hoc
Field Trip committee report as
presented at the Octobet meeting
with minor changes in , the
recommendations added by the
Education Committed who were
given the report for further
consideration.
Requests for three field trips
were approved: 100 Grade 10
students from South Huron
District High School to Ottawa
from November 21 to 23 at no cost
to the board; 66 Grade 9 students
from Huron Centennial School to
Ottawa from May 6 to 8 at a cost
to the board of approximately
$200; 42 students from Goderich
District Collegiate Institute
studying French to go to Quebec
City from February 11 to 15 at no
cost to the board other than the
cost of two supply teachers; but
the request was denied to permit
15 grade 8 students from Robert-
son Memorial Public School in
Goderich to accompany the ,
collegiate students to Quebec
because with 15 students and the
French teacher on the trip the,
remaining student( would be
without French instructing', also it
was felt there was too wide
variance in ages - 1.3 years old to
19 years old. 'Sent back to.
Administration toj'ende4vour, to
equalize cost was ;the proposed
trip of 30 students, members of
the French Club, at F.E. Madill.
Secondary School at Wingham to
Quebec City at a costto.the Board 4
of about $500. , •
;A 'lengthy discu'SsiOn7"resillted
from the requests for .the 'costly
trips with only a few siudents in'
the school participating :44r. Hill
questioned whether. thfire,ould.
be Money left for the laige.
, w
group,
of S.tticrent's in . the s haul , for)
external activities wit', a i smalll
group of the studerits,*inh as the,'
reconsid e r bus propo
French class, woi
fairly big, perci
subsidS/ allotted i
It was question
first club to the
request for a tri
most. Trustee .1.1
Wingharn asked if
the school' was t
decide ,who went
told, by J.W. Co
tena4nt, that at
kneW the principa
staff met to decid
Superthtenoent
reported' that enr
three 'schools for
retarded, Wingh
and Hnron Park h.
38 in SePternber of
of November 1,
increase
R.$:: #',t)iiri,loP
'Administrator, .
Board Otiiiget Co
1klo-1/ertiber 7 to defy
gdidelin4 bd;
i'Adninist4ation bu
wad on Nov
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