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11 x o teachers to seek salaiy boosts plte industry teachers will be loehef for big salary settlements next year after teeing big settle ments in industry helton 4 ucation director james single ton said last week singleton said the whole ec- onomicsector is in a turmoil and the greater wage demand are spearheaded by the recent gains of construction workers he said hilton teachers will certainly look closely at the recent settlements of stelco workers in hamilton smgletw fls 8vs the war ning aboutj tescher making bigger sslwjes stthe confer ence of the newlyformed on- tarip associston of education officials 4n nisitars falls nov ember8r5iniletori is president of tne association earlier in the conference dr jehu crfipo university of toronto industrial relations expert predicted a tough yr jn salary bsrjsinins particular ly with metro secondary school tesphgr teachers have been made hungry by advertising and by big settlements in industry pr crispo said but both rovern- ment and the public will resist strongly any big increase in teachers salaries hold the lin esquesing council has ask ed the halton education board to make reductions in spending and one of its suggestions was for the halton board to join other boards in holding teach ers salaries at their present levels singleton said the board would certainly ask the teach ers to accept their present sal ary but doubts if they will be too pleased with the suggest ion singleton said the total am ount paid to mayors council lors jua reeve in hilton is at least three times that paid to the cogntyvs school trustees ha said while the councillors re quick to urge cuts in trus tees fees no mention is made of reducing tfctir own fees seepruc he added that the fees of those on- councils are scatter ed in seven areas of the coun ty while there is just one pub lic sefaool board rscause coun cil costs are scattered in lit tle dribbles around the conn ty they think it is not costing s much singleton said similarly he said the total salaries of school hoard admin istrators do not raach the total of the council ptaffs scattered in the county he said that one of the things which causes problems for the halton board is thatlt gives out top much information he said his often mentioned salary of 31500 is lower than the salary of every other edu cation director between st catharines and oshawa but none of these boards make the dir ectors salary public some halton councils are not willing to release the salaries of their staff to the public as their education board has done he said singleton suggested that the press instead of criticizing the halton hoard might do well to investigate salaries in other not rabble rouser marshall tells board decide education theim for halton hills mutiny education will be the theihe of the next halton hills kate- payers meeting it was agreed following s lively debate on the subject neir the end association general meeting last tuesdav the debate was partly stimu lated by a written request from ed peters of georgetown for the associations support of the reeentlypsssed esquesing council resolution re education costs from the opinions express ed it was obvious the controv ersial suhjert held interest for everybody with strongly held thou ts on all sides a panel discussion presenting differing viewpoints on education may be pert of the next session tuesdays meeting was the first following distribution of a folder throughout ward 3 outlining the associations aims couraging 25 per cent of those attending were new members jack mclean of air canada was the guest speaker he show of an cd fllms jet pilot and red is and while the weather was dis- charges covering of europe after out lining air canadas history and current operations between films he answered questions from the floor ward three councillor harry levy asked to report on the summers flood program ex plained that the final report was not yet available as a com plete answer to the problem was not established he said however that the planned reconstruction of del- rex boulevard south from highway 7 included new storm sewers and that these would al leviate the problem to some extent i he also answered questions on roads school crossings hydro rates and water and sewer honour volunteers as red cross marks 30th year the georgetown and district branch of the canadian red cross society received its char ter on october 10 1939 at that time mr leboy dale kc was president to commemorate this 30th anniversary a social evening was held at wrigglesworth school auditorium thursday night president mrs eraldine walsh welcomed the volunteers and guests she pointed out that there were 12 services in the branch and that all the work was done on a voluntary basis she then introduced the executive and chairmen of the committees which are immediate past president mrs dora sutherland 1st vice president mrs elaine salesrn secretary mrs hhoda geggie treasurer barry timledk as sistant secretary mrs eileen hewitt social convener mrs gail scarborough blood donor clinics mrs- erica thompson loan cupboard mrs jose foot minor disaster mrs blanche goudeketting in dividual emergency aid imrs joanne mercer home nursing mrs elaine sales rn services for seniors mrs dora suther land water safety mrs jaokie macfartane womens work mrs joan perkins cna first aid mrs mary simpson rn red cross youth dick perrott volunteer services mrs edna ferguson public relatione mrs connie nieuwhof camp aign michael foot to show appreciation of the branch the following volunteers were presented with a volunt eer pin for their conscientious work for the past two years or longer mr bob alexander mrs car ol baxter mrs laney brands mrs a bullock mrs dina clendening mrs linda clip- sham mrs vivian cunningham mrs molly deboer mrs kay dentremont mrs h douglas jim egerton mrs ann elsliger paul farkss mrs joan frost mrs pst godden mrs ann grsy mrs helene herder mrs eileen hewitt mrs betty hill mrs pauline hughes a f hurley mrs lou hurley mrs maa legere jas marsh mrs alice maybanki mn r midl and mrs pst mccarthy imrs bev mccauley mrs wr mc- murray mrs s penrlce mrs cathy perego mrs marg pope mrs anne pritchard mrs charles renwick mrs mary rossiter mrs audrey huston mrs c sargent sr walter so- pinka mrs r stewart sandra timleck mrs walter townend doug tucker mrs alice walk er mrs gerry whittaker and canadian cancer society mem bers mrs leslie heed mrs marjone reid mrs jlia wat son and mrs nome wilson then the activities took a swing to the gay part of the evening under the guidance of mrs audrey wilson vice chair man of the canadian red cross corps toronto central detach ment tbe corps capers show was presented there was song dance and music of tbe roar lng 20s and a lot of laughter the costumes were fabulous the gut bucket sn old wssb tub with s stick and strings and the tap dancing bad every ones special attention the audience clapped sang and tapped their feet to the rhythm of the ukeleles banjos drum and the hot piano tbe roup was thanked by vies president mrs sales and received loud applause fremj the small audience the birthday cake was then cut and enjoyed with a cup of coffee served and donated by mr and mrs g bos of the georgetown lunch service councillor ken marshall i the esquesing councillor who suggested haupn education board cut costttssys the board chairmans reply to the town ships resolution seems to im ply the board feels no one should criticize it esquesing township council lor kan marshall said whenever anyone criticizes the board it attacks those making the criti cism or blames the problems on someone else usually the prov incial government he said chairman fred arm- itages statement seems to have been written in anger and attempts to show us as irresponsible rabblerousers ridiculous armiuge in his statement celled marshalls suggestion that salaries be reduced ut terly ridiculous and an insult to the staff of the board of ed ucation marshalls motion has suggested the board hold the line on teachers salaries cut- fees paid to trustees and re duce salaries of all employees earning over 12000 a year the motion has been sent to other municipal councils in hal ton for their approval marshall said he is concern ed with the boards spending he said council has to raise money for the board but has no say in how it is spent marshall said his suggestions on how the board could cut costs were only suggestions and if the board can justify all the salaries they pay that would be alright with him loud protest the motion was made to stir up interest in the boards bud get before the board draws it up and it is too late to make cuts marshall said this years board budget of 32 million brought loud protests from halton ratepayers marshall did not accept arm- itages defense of the fees paid to trustees armitage said council honoraria cost the county taxpayer two and one half times as much as the hon oraria to board of education members msrshall said it is not fair to compare the total honoraria of council members to that of trustees because there a many more council members than trustees there are 20 trustees while each of halton seven mun icipalities has between five and 12 council members marshall accused the board of always attempting to defend itself by comparing itself to some other group he suggested the board just worry about itself and if it is making mstake to correct thenj the people of esquesing have expressed concern about rising education costs jftarshall said and he has promised as their representative to try to do something about these costs gives ideas for making inexpensive articles the hornby womens instit ute held their november meet ing st the home of mrs barb ara king on wednesday after noon nov 12- this was s most interesting meeting with the theme being suggestions for a bazaar mrs stan may was the con vener and gave the ladies a number of excellent ideas for making various articles she also had on display a number of articles she had made these included dried flowers cones felt and many other things which can be used to a great extent with very little cost mrs lew sampson expressed the thanks of the ladies to mrs may the president mrs cecil patterson wis in charge of the business and welcomed the fifteen members and one visit or to the meeting the roll call what favourite article do you make for a bazaar was answer ed by all ladies present the i minutes of the previous meet- 1 ing were read by the secretary mrs roy wilson also read j the correspondence which in cluded a letter and question nalre from the music festival committee notice re the 4h achievement days and a letter from a former member mrs stanley learmont mrs jack mccarron gave a report of the convention she and mrs m j brown had at tended in guelph eight of the members had attended the re ception held to honour miss ethel chapman and tbey re ported on some of the main highlights of this mrs percy merry and mrs patterson had attended the short course on quilt making and a discussion was held on when- the classes would be held as quite a few of the ladles are interested mrs wilbert ford was cour tesy convener and thanked the hostess and all who had helped with the program the meeting closed with all repeating the institute grace lunch was ser ved by mrs gordon robinson and the hostess silverwood see furniture made at hillsbtirgh factory silverwood womens institute noyemher meeting was hel on thursday the tnlrteenth mrs harry marchlngton was hostess and mrs w r norton cob- veneft a tour of morettes at hute- burg was the highlight of the afternoon the women watched furniture being made lumber u the ttnisbed pro duct then returned to mrs marcbiogtons home for the business part of the meeting coffee and fruit bread was ser ved to finish a delightful after noon silverwood received five inches of snow on thursday night november 13 the 4h pro teens met at mrs andersons for another lesson- on meat cookery on no vember 8 this time it was a liver and vegtables dish plans were mad for achievment day which will be at ballinafad on december is thi georgetown hcraldif thursday nov rohi 1969 i page 8 bridge club there were nine tables of co dnpbeat bridge- at the georgetown duplicate bridge club on tuesday nov ember ijth in the legion au ditorium nurifa south win ners were 3 kallj vt wandel second iff and mm walter bison witnlufce lorusso and dick piuat third eastwest winners were manfry mackenzie and olive logan jnd mrs doris t er nd tom barbr i v nn pritdurd and mrs j tbomomb lakeview discount centre 12 main n acton paint wallpaper ryefinbhtd panels hoodoo carpets s531190 open sat to 130 eun fhee delivery t jim bailey bunting in tbe recently apent a bancrc week ares alicia f c scott women cat beat concert you can btat eanea by participating in woman to woman wo we need your helpl plan to seo woman to woman films at wrigglesworth school december 4th 7 pm or 745 pm for women and girls tor details see coming events no charge 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