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The Brussels Post, 1975-03-19, Page 31 ay Shoppe MAIN' STREET — ATWOOD . • • THE BRUSSELS' POST,- MANCR 19- 1075 ' I Beigrave Local Pee Wees play in Goderich 411 And and read We step the the I saw they heir d to bers me, nter I'm an't ore Mich e it oor ts. ake cad' d at your e to y,1 lav6 S. the waY leap ind if I Correspondent. Mrs. L. StonehouSe The Belgrave Pee-Wees won back to back victories last Wed-: nesday and Thursday night to take the best 2 out of 3 series. Two games straight over East Howick, the scores were 5-0 and 10-4. The Pee-Wees ended the Tri- County league schedule in second place with 15 wins, 4 losses and.1 tie game. During the twenty games scheduled plus 4' exhibi- tion games- and two play-off games, Belgrave has scored 198 goals while allowing only 74. Belgrave play Goderich in the Young Canada Tournament on Wednesday, March 19 at 11:40 against Bath which is near Kingston. .Easter Meeting The Easter meeting of the Afternoon Unit of Belgrave met at the home of Mrs. Cecil Coultes with fifteen ladies present. The meeting ,opened by a reading of the third chapter of St John "For God so loved ..the world He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believed in him should have everlasting life. An Easter prayer was given by Mrs. Cecil Coultes and was followed by hymn "The Strife is O'er, the Battle Done". The secretary's report was.given. Collection received and visits to sick, and shut-ins were recorded. Thank you notes were received from those in hospital. Mrs. Willard Armstrong read the Scripture found in St. John 20th chapter, 1-8. Mrs. "Coultes giving perhaps the increase should not come until September of 1976. Mr. Young added that since other boards such as Huron and Stratford had received raises to $300 per month the Huron-Perth board was actually classifying itself as second-class executives with the small' increase. The board also raised the mileage expenses for trustees to 16 cents per mile effective January 1, 1975. Previously board members received 10 cents per mile while travellingon board business and a motion to increase that figure to 18 cents was defeated. Now the mileage to be paid to trustees will be 16 cents per mile travelled on board business whether or not they are travelling in their own vehicle. A vote to delete the clause that stated whether or not they are travelling in their own vehicle was tied and chairman director J. Vintar voted to leave the clause as it stood. Members argued that . the clause be deleted claiming that a trustee who did not for example drive to a meeting be paid mileage expenses. However, Mr. How and When sex education is taught in our schools, discipline in the classroorh, the merits of the credit system and the industrial arts and home economics complex. After a lengthy ques- tion period, it was decided to have Mr. Shot-treed and Mr.. Thomas back at a future meeting. Lothar Weber thanked the guests on behalf of the group. The Board members extended an invitation to attend ally of their Board of BERG Sales Service Installation FREE ESTIMATES ° Barn Cleaners ° Blink Feeders ° Stabling Donald Cti NOS Blyth hone: ertitiatilt 8874124 the meditation on it. The Easter Litany was read responsively. Mrs. Leslie Bplt addressed the meeting on the meeting of the different positions and use of the hands, using the picture of the Last Supper, showing the expressions of the' disciples hands when Jesus pro- claimed that one of them would - deny Him. Mrs. Coults gave a reading on the Festival of Easter. The lighting of candles, showng Jesus The Light of the World followed. The meeting closed with, a lovely lunch served by the hostess. Seven Tables Seven tables of euchre were played at the Community Room last Wednesday evening with winners as follows: High Lady - Mrs. Lawrence Taylor; Low Lady Vintar pointed, out to the board that in essence a board member was entitled to the mileage expense regardless of how he or she got to the meeting. In other 'business members voted for an appointment of a hiring agent. The motion pre- sented will appoint the chief executive officer as the Huron- Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board's hiring agent. Also before any personnel are hired by the director a letter of recom- mendation must be presented from their recent employer. Also two trustees will serve as a hiring committee for teachers and other edupatianal personnel. Members argued that the boards should be responsible for the hiring of all educational personnel. The discussion was sparked by an ad for a part-time teacher for a Goderich school in which the applicant was to reply to the principal, The trustees were assured that the board has final approval but often act on the advice of a principal. It did not mean that the board did not have control over the hiring of educa- tional personnel. Education meetings in Clinton on the first Monday of each month. .1111111111111111111111111111111H READY TO RETIRE? Why not enjoy It in this 2. bedroom bungalow located ekes to down. town. Priced to sell. ROOM TO GROW 3 -bedroom home located, on iarge lot in Brussels. Kitchen, LiVingreorn, DiningroOno. Ail in good condition. Living Is More Fun In I home of your *Wm Why dot investigate these homes: Ail` at Price you Can afford. For more information on this. listings Ind others call: Ivan Campbell At 8874672 REPRESENTING Don Hamilton REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE LTD. 132 Wallace Ave. LISTOWEL, ONT. 11111111111111111111111111111111011: - Mrs. Albert Bacon; Novelty and Mrs. Robert Grasby and Mrs. Lady - Mrs. Gersborn Johnston; High Man - Danny Lanrout; Low Man - Albert Bacon; Novelty Man Laura Johnston. of Thorndale 'were Saturday Mr: and Mrs. ,Cecit Armstrong visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert - Victor Youngblut, Grasby also visited with ,his Messengers Meet mother Mrs. Mary Armstrong a The MesSengers met on Sun- patient in, the Wingham and day morning in the United Church District Hospital.. Sunday School rooms. The Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts meeting opened with a game and Mrs. Hilda Roberts of followed by singing "Jesus Bids, Listowel visited on Saturday with Us Shine". The offering was Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. received. The group divided into Mrs. Frank Storey and Mr. two groups with 'the youngest William Bushel of Seaforth were group under the supervision of Tuesday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Higgins and worked on Mrs. Hugh Rhin and John. St. Patrick's Day Project: The Joanne and Jeniffer , and older, children met with Mrs. Janette -Rock of Monkton and Murray Scott and worked on Walton are spending the winter chenille craft. break holidays with their grand- Personals parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Douglas and Danny Thompson Rinn. visited on the weekend with their Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bert received word last week that their Johnston and Mrs. Amelia mother, Mrs. Jessie Lamont of Brown,- Mdosonin, Saskatchewan, has Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson returned home from a three visited on Sunday with his sister, month stay in Regina. Hospital. Mrs. John Tillie of Thamesford. She was so happy to receive all Grant. McBurney of Yellow- the cards and letters from her knife, N.W.T. spent a few days , friends in Belgrave. last week with his parents Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James. Keller, and Mrs. Jack McBurney. Sharon and Laurie of Kitchener Congratulations , to Miss spent Sunday with her • parents Marjorie Nixon who was crowned Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor. "Queen of the Wingham Miss Alison Roberts is, spend- Majorettes and her cousin Susan Brown of Wingham was chosen ing a few days 'with Miss Trudy Taylor. "Princess" at their pageant on Mrs. Mae Armitage and Bob of Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Port Stanley visited last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Johnston and Tara of London McBurney. were weekend visitors with Mr. 01111111111111111111111111111111MINIMMIO • HAD YOUR PUMP :7 CHECKED LATELY? AVOID MID—WINTER GRIEF BRING YOUR PUMP TO 74 Paso Pew Stock Reduction Sale Children's Suits, Dresses and Tops Size 4 — 16 Clearing at HALF PRICE 1A-11 Other Children's Wear All at 30% Off Children's Shoes $4,* pair Menas and Ladies'. • Winter Wear at 30% Off _ MANY MORE ITEMS 20% off including' some new • Spring Merchandise * - * * * * SALE STARTS MARCH 13 All sales S---""ct'•EreN rours1"1"1 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday to 12 noon .4•••ei Members of the Huron-Perth -Roman Catholic Separate School Board voted in favour of increas- ing the honourarium paid to trustees to $150 per month effective January 1, 1975. The 12 man board rejected an ammendment to increase the honourarium by 100 per cent to $200 by a vote of 9 to 3 and approved the SO per cent increase by. the same vote. Goderich trustee Vince. Young introduced the motion to increase board salaries to $200 informing the board that the legislation regarding pay hikes had not changed since 1969 and was not likely to change again in the next six to seven years. "We are working for about $2 an hour on our present honourarium", Mr. Young said, "most people don't realize the time a trustee puts in on the job and we are worth a couple of hundred dollars anyway." - One board member stated that since the school board's term is only two months old and they were elected to serve at the rate that was offered at that time that A general meeting of the Grey Central Home arid School. ASSO- elation was held at the school with the President, Mrs. Linda Baillie in charge. Mrs. Leona Armstrong gave the secretary's report.. and Lothar Weber reported a balance on hand of $356.48. It was reported that $20.00 had been spent for public speaking. if was decided to spend $120. - $125. to obtain a puppet show for the school. It was announced that Mr. McCrea, front the Listowel Secondary School would be at the School on Match 10th to meet with the students and parents to discuss their courses. Report cards will be' sent home on. March 14th', March 14th will be the last' day for Skating and the Home and School Association will Serve free hot dogs to the children on that ddY. The next meeting will be held on March 27th With Mrs. Mary McKenna, a 'teacher at Roberts Regional School for the deaf as the guest speaker. Mrs. Baillie introduced Wilfred SbOrtreed, Chairittian of the rots County Board of Edneation and Charles Thomas, a Member of the Board, Who took part in a panel dismission. &Ate of the topics di cussed Welt as follOWS Huron Perth ROSS Board brings honorarium into line Hand S hears trustees „ • MAJOR OVERHAUL ON • ASEVRAVILICAEBPLUEM' P,_ MINOR REPAIRS OR ALL MAKES OF PUMPS IN EMERGENCY FAST EFFICIENT •SERVICE AT REASONABLE RATES C. H. EPPS MANUFACTURING LTD. 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