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LADIES MONDAY "NIGHT BOWLING . Total Points DOOrS ........ ...... Box Tops :... Byrds .................. Turtles Ventures Carnival Supremes .... Raiders ........ Flirtation High Triple S. Sinclair--676 High Single-- F. Venning--291 Triples 600 and Over-- -. S. Sinclair--8676; A. Mulder --667; C. Watts -- 667; S. Stone--663; L. Haugen--649; D. Phinney--649; S. Tully-- 630; M. Sweetman -- 626; F. Venning -- 617; J. Walker-- 609; L. Campsall--6086. Singles 200 and Over-- A. Mulder--231, 221, 215; L. Haugen--240, 209, 200; C. Watts--285, 216; S. Sinclair --280, 221; S. Stone -- 251, 218; D. Phinney --239, 239; M. Sweetman -- 228,204; J. 'Walker--227, 207; S. Tully-- 221, 213; M. Smits--210. 209; F. Venning--291; F. Davey-- 247; L. Campsall -- 231; M. Real -- 220; J. Storry--219; J. Storra--217; J. Emmerson __--217; N. Robinson--213; J. » Vanschagen--208; T. Vander- by--200. : R. Moore--624. LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Jan. 7th Standing-- Rit Kat... 23 Golden Treasure ........ 18 Baby Ruth ................ 18 Crispy Crunch ........... 17 Coffee Crisp ........ wets 10 ~ Trukish Delight Jersey Milk Sweet Marie .... Milky Way ...... Caramilk .................... High Single-- J. Chandler--279. High Triple-- B. Oke--669 Over 210 Singles-- C. Ptalemy--247; M. Moore --232; P. Aldred -- 224; B. Doupe--213; M. Geer -- 215, 215; L. Butson--227; J. Ma- haffy -- 220; V. Chapman-- 260; €C. Wilbur--210; E. Bai- ley -- 236, 220; N. Bryans-- 213; B. Oke--233, 215, 221; N. McLeod--215; L. Bertrand --254; J. Middleton -- 218, 223; J. Chandler -- 279, 213; M. Potts--240; M. Dowson-- 220, 213; H. Heard--275; C. Shaw--219; T. Martens--236; C. Wilson--227; R. Moore-- 233, 210; L. Wilson--211; M. Tremblay--227. " Over 600 Triples-- i L. Butson--604; C. Wilbur --600; E. Bailey--636; B. Oke --669; J. Middleton--638; J. Chandler--665; M. Potts--617 H. Heard--654; C. Shaw--602 follows: group to the south! ional costs. Custodial employees. Is This Wage Parity? Thisarticle is written to the Public clarifying the posits ion of some of the Northern school caretakers employ- | ed by the Ontario Board of Education, following ratification of a three year contract - January 3, 1970. | The Board presented a proposal to the Union zoning the County, North and South with salaries to be governed as North of the boarder, which is the Whitby Townline, a caretaker receives 20% less than one south of the boarder or approximately $1,000 less. In April 1970, he receives 156% less or approximately $900. less. By April, 1971, he still receives 10% less than a caretaker ~ south of the boarder. This salary differential affects approximately 8 to 10% of our 330 custodians for Ontario County. Some of our northern caretakers |, of six and seven years service will not receive any retroactive pay while "south" men receive approx- imately $400. for 1969. The manpower remains as was for the northern caretaker, (approximately !, 20% less than south areas) and receives only 80% of the salary of the southern caretaker. In our | opinion, this is discrimination of the highest order. Our Union Local 218 apparently deemed this issue of less importance in order to maintain the other issues affecting the larger south majority. Does this mean the north should subsidize the majority York County, west of us received a settlement for custodial employees at parity. Durham County, east of us received a settlement for custodial employees at parity. Was parity not the policy of our Provincial Government when it issued equalized Grants to the County Boards at the start of their new Educational Program? OR was this one of the few methods the members of the Ontario County Board of Education promoted to justify to the public decreased educat- In no way do we as Northern Custodial employees of the Ontario County Board of Education feel we should be | asked to accept anything less than wage parity with South --Northern Custodial Employees January 9, 1970 |scoring for Port with help ' [from Ed Olsen. . | association, ' | were featured last year such "land ski races, MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple--K. Ashton 776 High Triple W. H-- D. Forder--1790 High Single--K. Ashton 328 High Single W.H.-- Don Durham---332 Triple Scores 625 & Over-- " K. Ashton--776, Don Dur- ham--733; G, Geer--1730; J, Hadley--1726; F. McNeil--716 B. Owen--1713; D. Butt--"709; R. Sweetman--694; D. Forder --6894; D. Scott--690; F. Hast- ings--687; B. Beare--876; J. Harper--=671; N. Middleton-- 664; J. Owen--659; V. Walker --855; R. Werry--649; J. Wil- son Sr.--640; R. Short--639; Dave Durham--643; B. An- derson--634; C. Watts--632; J. Stone--628. Singles 300 or Over-- K. Ashton--328 " Don Durham--321 F. McNeil--301. Minor Hockey MARKHAM WIN 2 - 0 OVER LEGION PEE WEE'S The Legion Pee Wee's tra velled to Markham last Sun. day afternoon and suffered a 2-0 defeat when they met a good Markham team. Just the third loss of the season for the Legion team and the first time they have been shut out. Port had a few good chances around the net but the puck just would- n't bounce right. | NOVICE ALL STARS | On Sat., Jan. 3rd Tripp's Construction travelled to Peterborough. This was a clean hard checking game with only two penalties call- ed with Peterborough getting both. . Richie LaForte opened the Phil Coch. rane scored Port's second goal with assist from. Scott Wilbur to take a two to 0 lead. However the boys couldn't hold it as they lost to Peterborough 4 to 2. Up until Sat. these two teams were pretty even with a win each and a tie. Hilltop Herald The Athletic Association will sponsor a dance on Fri- day, January 16th, This dance, featuring the 'Judas' from Port Perry will begin at 8:15. Dress is casual, but this does not mean slacks for the girls. The purpose of this dance is to raise money for wrest- ling jackets for the wrestling team so come to the dance, and support your athletic Preceding the dance of the 16th will be two exhibition basketball games after school hours. The Second annual winter carnival will be held on Feb- ruary 5th and 6th. In charge of the carnival this year is John Stone of 'Grade 13. The carnival will include many of the same activities which as the pancake-eating contest, snow sculptures, snow-shoe along with a few new activities such as a pie-eating contest, girls nail- hammering race and a greased goat" contest. We hope the students will enjoy this year's | Winter Carnival as much as they did last year. 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