The Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-10-23, Page 3Last Wednesday was rabies clinic day in Iucknow and pet owners
turned out in full force to have their best friends inoculated at the
low-cost clinics. Benji White appears _
his turn. (Pat Livingston photo)
Recession fears
unfounded
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Fears that the recession would
bring greater workloads for the
Bruce County Children's Aid
Society (CAS) were unfounded,
according to executive director
Richard Mullen.
In a report to Bruce County coun-
cil Tuesday, Oct. 15, Mullen said
the CAS expected a "significant
increase in demand" for services
because of the recession and- the
stress it puts on families.
But to date that hasn't happened.
Mullen said familieshave pulled
together and drawn on' relatives or
friends to get through tough times.
The Society's caseload is up from
last year, with 61 children in care,
136 families gettirrg services and 20
new requests for service every
month.
But Mullen said the increase is
not significant, and predicted a
$100,000 surplus in his $1.8 million
budget by year end. •
Makes donation
from page 2
law, authorizing the repair work.
Business Computer Services,
London, will be engaged to prepare
the tax bills again in 1992.
Council will request more infor-
mation from Huron County regar-
ding what would be required to
enforce county road parking bylaws
by a municipal employee.
The municipality donated $50 to
the Wingham and Area Palliative
Care Services.
An appointment to the North
Huron Community Development
Steering Committee was deferred to
a later meeting.
The clerk was authorized to write
to the Township of Sombra in-
dicating support in principle to the
idea of a central coordinating body
to establish 911 service to all in
Ontario. However before throwing
support fully behind the resolution,
council deemed it prudent to have
more information on the costs that
would be involved.
Council concurred with the
petition of Ashfield Township to
the Federal Government to provide
Ontario farmers with the same level
of Net Income Stabilization assis-
tance as Saskatchewan farmers.
Edna Young is
high lady
At the October 18 Drop in Centre,
when six tables of shoot were in
play, Edna Young was high lady.
Vera Purvis claimed low lady, with
high and low men being Mt Er-,
newein and Hwy Wall respec-
tively. Rita Gilmore had the most
shoots.
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Lueitnow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 2-3, 1991
ruce secondary teachers to receive
a 6.9 per cent salary increase
CHESIXY--Secondary teachers and the teachers Lei* the recession - meeting at Saugeen District Second-
ary School on September 23.
Ciavaglia said the board was
"responsible and reasonable" in
helping teachers catch I* on pay
increases after being limited to the
rate of inflation in the last year of
,the recently -expired two-year con-
tract,
rum uc on mind in reaching the settlement.
have won a 6.9 per coat salary Eagleson predicted future increases
increase for this year* but were won't be as Urge. Noting contract
wanted it "may be one of the last offers ,of zero to five per cent in
large llkireaae$ in education"._
The ohe-year contract ratified by
trustees at Tuesday's meeting sets
teachers' salaries at $28,745 to
.$62,887, depending on qualifica-
tions and experience. The agree
meat also gives- benefit improve
-
meats And responsibility allowances
ranging from $2,097 to $12,112 for
such positions as subject chairmen
and county coordinators.
Principals salaries have been set
_at $79,995 to $PAM
Vice-chairman GOrd Thompson
admitted the 6.9 per cent increase
"may seem a little high."
"Politically it may have benefitted
us to put it off for a while,"
Thompson said. 'But that wouldn't
have benefitted the children or
morale in the halls."
Trustee negotiating chairman
Frank Eagleson said both the board
other Sectors* he suggested next
Year's contract could see a three to
five per cent pay hike. Eagleson
also said -the negotiation process
"need* to he rethought" so that
boards of education can work
together on contract " items like
retirement gratuities • and early
retirementincentives. Under the
current system„ individual boards
are left .to stand alone against
teachers federations that co-ordinate
policy province -wide.
"Boards shouldn't be left -to stand
alone," Eagleson said.
"Our relations with our teachers
are amitable, but others aren't We
need a common front as federations
have."
Teachers' . spokesman Mark
Ciavaglia said teachers voted 90. per
cent m favor of the contract at a ,
Referring to warning about
smaller' increases in the next cow
tract. Ciavaglia said "every i-ound
of negotiations is difficult and the
board has made similar statements
in the past.
"I don't tthink they're saying
anything different" this time, he
added. Eagleson said most county
secondary teachers "border on the
ii ' end" of the pay scale, but
a ' the contract settlement is "for
the kids" because it recognizes a
teachers; worth and increases Suid-
ance and resource staff.
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