The Citizen, 1994-07-20, Page 7Local youths get
Ont. Scholar nod
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1994. PAGE 7.
Teachers get no salary hike
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Kapriska Menzi
Kapriska Menzi, 19, daughter of
John and Heidi Menzi of RR3
Monkton has earned an Ontario
Scholarship in her final year at Lis-
towel District Secondary School.
Kapriska achieved an 84.2 per
cent average and will be attending
Waterloo University in the Applied
Studies honours Co-op program.
Shane Pegg
Shane Pegg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Pegg of RR2 Bluevale,
earned an Ontario Scholarship at
F.E. Madill Secondary School in
Wingham.
Couple makes Brussels home
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from Hanover and their children
and grandchildren from Missis
sauga; Phyllis Langford and family;
Doreen and Barbara Hamilton, Milt
and Elizabeth Garlisch from Car
leton Place; Annie, Aleda and Josi
ah Shantz from Ayton; Ralph and
Brussels
Ruth Axtmann and Eleanor
Hemingway drove to Wawa to
attend graduation ceremonies at
Michipicotcn High School for
Kevin and Kathi East. Kevin was
Associate Valedictorian and Kathi
got her credits in four years. She
will be attending Wilfred Laurier
University, Waterloo in September.
These are the oldest children of
Wallace and Laurel (Hemingway)
East.
Todd Machan
Todd Machan earned an Ontario
Scholarship in his studies at F.E
Madill Secondary School in Wing
ham.
He will be continuing his educa
tion at Wilfrid Laurier University
in Waterloo in the area of computer
engineering.
Todd is the 19-year-old son of
Jane and Gord Machan of Bluevale.
Jay Hahn
Jay Hahn, 19, is the son of Judy
and Bruce Hahn of Brussels and a
graduating student of F.E.Madill
Secondary School in Wingham.
Jay earned an Ontario Scholar
ship and will be entering the Uni
versity of Guelph in September to
study Co-op Biochemistry.
Nelda Shantz from Cambridge and
Bob and Hazel Cathers from Win
nipeg.
The former Georgina Middleton
of England and Herman Garland of
Ashton, Ontario were married July
17, 1944 in Grand Narrows, Mani
toba. The bride was the daughter of
Walter and Georgina Middleton
while the groom was the son of
George and Sarah Ann Garland.
G.A. Hackney was the officiating
clergy at the nuptials, which were
witnessed by Hazel Cunningham
and the bride's twin brother Jack.
With Mr. Garland having only a
48 hour leave from the Air Force,
the newlyweds enjoyed a brief hon
eymoon in Winnipeg, before he
returned to duty.
After serving in World War II,
Mr. Garland worked as a welder
with the CPR, from which he
retired in 1972.
The couple resided in Dauphin,
Man. before moving to Carleton
Place.
They came to their present home
in Brussels in 1993, to be near their
only son G. Elwin Garland and his
wife Linda. The Garlands also are
blessed with four grandchildren,
Nathan, Andrew, Rachel and Sarah.
The Huron County Board of Edu
cation and the Ontario Secondary
School Teachers Federation have
achieved something not done for
several years.
The two groups were able to
reach a two year collective agree
ment before the end of the 1993-94
school year.
Personnel Manager with the
HCBE Jeanne Dionne says, "We
were very pleased to reach an
agreement before the end of the
school year so there is a contract in
place when the teacher return to the
classroom in the fall. This has not
been accomplished in some time as
it is often Christmas before matters
are settled."
Ms Dionne says, "The agreement
follows the Social Contract agree
ment reached two months ago."
The secondary school teachers
contract provides for no salary
increases during the length of the
contract, but the dental plan will be
increased to the 1993 fee level in
the first year and to the 1994 level
effective April 1996.
Joint committees were estab
lished to deal with concerns in the
following areas: positions of
responsibility, benefit plans, gratu
ity plans, on-call provisions/snow
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federal leave language.
Provisions were made for the
mandatory Social Contract staff
reductions and the loss of one year
of increment on the pay grid.
Guidelines for teacher workload
were amended to reflect the perma
nent staff reduction of 12 full-time
teachers.
The elementary school teachers
have reached an agreement with the
board regarding the implementation
of the Social Contract Act.
Ms Dionne says, "The agreement
is the implementation of the sec
toral framework developed last
August."
The agreement covers the full
three years of the Social Contract
from June 1993 to March 31, 1996.
Staff reductions will take place in
both 1994-95 and 1995-96, but this
will be accomplished through attri
tion.
Class sizes have been increased
to reflect the decrease in the num
ber of teachers. Negotiations will
continue with regards to teacher
preparation time if downsizing
results in difficulty achieving the
current required level.
Teachers not at the 10-year salary
grid will lose two years of incre
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equal to one year of increment in
June 1995.
The loss of increment is equiva
lent to $5,000 annually to the aver
age salary.
Regular increment will begin
again in September 1995.
Ms Dionne says, "The agree
ments reached are the best for
everyone involved. We are happier
when implementation can be done
on the local level instead of provin
cially mandated."
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