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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 27, 1976 Mr. and Mrs. David Alldread A small, but lovely, celebra- aven Nursing Home. J. U. Robbins. tion, on the occasion, of the David Alldread and Elsie About 70 relatives, including 5th anniversary of David and Peters were married in Bow- their family and grandchil- Elsie Alldread, was held manville at an aunt's home, on dren, and friends attended, Sundav , October 24 at Strath- October 27th, 1926, by the Rev. and helped make the occasion a happy one. There were several lovely floral arrange- ments, plants, and numerous cards displayed. A large nicely decorated cake, and coffee were served ky Mrs. McGee and Mrs. Sutton and grandaughters, Sharon Justice, Alison'and Adrienne Welsh. Melanie Justice helped look af ter the guest book. A grandaughter and her bus- band, Laurelyn and Patrick Higgins, Lahr, W. Germany were unable to attend. Secondarygà School Teache-rs Northumberland andNew- castle Secondary School Teacher have ratified a collective agreement with the Board of Education. Sixty per cent of the 435 teachers voted to accept the new contract. Significant gains for the teachers are included in the areas of salary and staffing. A senior teacher-that is, a teach- er with 12 years of teaching experience and the equivalent of five years of university-will be paid at the rate of $25,000 per year. Under last year's contract, teachers at this position on the grid received Men's High Single - Barry Roberts 299, High Triple - Frank Waterfall 792. Top Five Averages - A. Hulland 221, F. Waterfall 205, B. Roberts 204, $23,500. This represents an increase of 6.4 per cent. Ail other secondary school teachers receive this 6.4 per cent increase plus a,3 per cent annual increment which was contained in the previous agreement. A first year teacher with four years of university will earn $11,100. In addition to last year's staffing formula, it was agreed that one Special Edu- cation Teacher shahl be placed in eac secondary sehool. The new contract has no provision for a Cost of Living Clause. Under the previous agreement each teacher re- ceived approximately $157 in COLA payments. This is a saving of about $70,000 te the Board. Allowances for teachers holding positions of responsi- bility will remain as negotiat- ed in the 1975-76 collective agreement. The negotiating committees agreed in the ground-rules that "if the decision of the Anti-Inflation Board is un- favourable the entire contract D. Shetier 200, D. Moriarity 199. Ladies High Single - Connie Townsend 286, High Triple - Connie Townsend 996. Top Five Averages - C. Townsend 214. L. Shetier 201. M. tomkins 186, Y. Monroe 184, A. Hannah 178. Team Standings - Twefers 21 pts., 11971 pins; Hustlers 21, 11913; Sexy Devils 17, 11864; All But Won 14, 11378; Jetset 13, 11758; Sweat Hogs 12, 11869; Afflicted 8, 11841; Rearenders 6, 11405. I PAlI% MY INCOME TA X TO -PA>Y 'NOWI<NOW /10/VA COb FF/S MARïi s Auto Repaîr 3 Oueen St., Bowmanville 623-3896 Waverly Community Bowling