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Lumree-Kelly Wed on May 21 at Bonar Presbyterian Church in Port MeNicoll were Darlene Lumree, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lumree, and Keith Kelly, son of Mrs. Isabell and the late Bernard Kelly, all from Port McNicoll. Photo courtesy of Photo-Box Niceforo-Bechard Wed on May 21 at St. Ann's Church in Penetanguishene were Janice Niceforo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Egido Niceforo of Arnprior, Ontario, and Pat Bechard , son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy h i Simpson-Duval Wed on May 20at St. Ann's Church in Penetanguishene were Lynn Simpson, daughter of Mrs. Melville Simp- son, and David Duval, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Duval, all of Penetanguishene. Photo courtesy of Photo-Box Strapko-Schneider Wed on May 28 were Susan Strapko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Michael Strapko of Midland, and Uwe Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horst Schneider of of F Photo courtesy of Photo-Box Cadeau-Juneau Mary. Cadeau, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cadeau, was married to Jules Juneau, son of Mrs. Clara and the late Mr. Isodore Juneau, all from Perkinsfield, on May 20 at St. Patrick's Church in Perkinsfield. Photo courtesy of Photo-Box Goodman-Morin Wed at St. Ann's Church in Penetanguishene on May 7, were Shaina Goodman, daughter of Mr. Harry Goodman of Midland and Kenneth Morin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morin of Penetanguishene. Photo courtesy of Photo-Box me ore FOI SOON P Photo courtesy of Photo-Box i ee Dusome-Grozelle Wed at St. Ann's Church, Penetanguishene, on June 4, were Joanne Dusome, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Dusome of Penetanguishene, and Jerome Gorzelle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Grozelle, also of Penetanguishene. Photo courtesy of Photo-Box Moreau-Cadieux Wed at St. Patricks, Perkinsfield, on June 4, were Dolorus Moreau, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alcime Moreau of Perkinsfield, and Duncan Cadieux, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Cadieux, of Midland. Photo courtesy of Photo-Box Public health nurses still without contract Public health nurses from 28 of the province's 35 public health units are still without a contract or signs of an imminent settlement after 142 years of negotiations and waiting. Representatives of the nurses had hoped the Industrial Inquiry Commissioner's report on the status of their negotiations in the province would be released by June 11, the date they converged on Toronto to discuss details of the promised report. ahs But Bette Stephenson, Minister of Labour, decided to hold onto the report a bit longer, a move that prompted a telegram urging Ms. Stephenson to release the report. as quickly as possible, "This report has been in your hands since May 30, 1977,"; the telegram reads, 'In March 1976 you indicated to us that you would expedite matters between (Ontario Association) employers the ONA Nurses and the within 2 Married 40 years Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Buttineau of Highland Point, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on May 25. Photo courtesy of Photo-Box months. "Your colleague, Premier W. Davis, on May 26, 1977 stated that the dispute between P.H.N.'s and the local boards of health would be settled by June 30, 1977."" Salary parity Public health nurses in 28 health boards in Ontario have been pressing for salary parity with hospital nurses since their last contract ran out in December 1975. A retoractive _ set- tlement is one of the nurses' priorities as their salaries have been frozen at the 1975 levels and no compensation has thus far been made for in- creases in the cost of living. Public health nurses, including those in Simcoe County's Local 37, are also pressing for com- pulsory arbitration to prevent future strike or lock-out situations. A number of health boards have steadfastly refused to accept the inclusion of arbitration in the nurses' contracts. Ross Stephens, Chairman of the Simcoe County District Health Unit has gone on record as saying compulsory arbitration would take decision-making powers out of the hands of local health units. The Industrial Inquiry Commission appointed to look into the public health nurses' dispute is only the second such _ inquiry established by the labour relations board and was charged specifically with looking into negotiations Its recommendations however will likely be accepted by health units and public health nurses across the province. Un disque a Lafontaine Ladouceur qui ont chanté des solos, Ce grand bonheur, ils le doivent 4 Mme. Rosita M. DesRoches et M. Romeo Marchand, directeurs de chant. Sur la photo nous reconnaissons , de gauche a droite: Rosita M. DesRoches, Yves Marchand, Julie Marchand, Roméo Marchand, Julien Ladouceur (abseht) Les @léves de l'€cole Sainte-Croix de Lafontaine ont vu, tout: dernitrement, un de leurs projets se réaliser. En ce 31 mai 1977, ils ont enregistré leurs chants sur un microsillon. Parmi eux, nous remarquons quelques-unes de belles voix du village. 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