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. Rumble's Mill. Mediator has been z appointed The Education Relations Commission has appointed Mr. Graeme H. McKechnie of Mississauga to act as Mediator in the negotiations between the Secondary Teachers and the Trustees of the Simcoe County Board of Education. Professor McKechnie, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics and in the Organizational Beha- viour and Industrial Relations area at York University. He is a graduate of the University of Toronto (B.Comm.) and he holds a PhD from. the University of Wisconsin. His fields of specialty are hte het Peewees easily defeat Meaford 5-1 Midland French Dry Cleaners Minor Peewee Hockey Team handily defeated Meaford 5-1 in Meaford on Saturday. Midland's Chris Larmand, assisted by Jeff Duval, gave Midland 1-0 lead mid- way through the first period. One minute later, Craig Dempsey found the target, assisted by Larmand. The second stanza saw two more shots turn the red light on for Midland. Steven Graham, assisted by Doug Lunnie and Chris Bales assisted by Sean Lavin were credited with the goals. The game finally settled down in the final- period with each team notching a goal. For Midland it was Sean Lavin assisted by Chris Larmand. In spite of a rather rough game, Midland displayed good clean hockey techniques with Steven Graham, Danny Reidel, Randy Tippin and Chris Kinnear playing their best game of the season as a defensive unit. Midland netminder, Terry Waltenbury played outstanding between the pipes. Monster at the YVICA? The Midland YMCA hosted the Beaver Lumber Classic Mens Racquetball Tournament last weekend Sixteen men entered the tournament wich was won by Tom Higgins from Midland. Paul Miller, an instructor at demonstrating the sport. the Y is seen Community Calendar Dec. 6 Midland-Penetang Field Naturlists' Club annual Christmas pot luck supper at 5:30 p.m. in the Wye Marsh Interpretation Centre. SATURDAY, DEC. 8 The Penetang Ladies Auxiliary for Youth Bowling will be holding a Christmas bake sale from 10 a.m. {o 2 p.m. at the Village Square mall. Santa Claus Parade in Hillsdale beginning at 12 a.m., departing from Candy bags will be distributed by Santa to the children. Dec. 8 St. Louis Christmas bazaar, tea, bake sale in St. Ann's~ Church, Penetanguishene, Dec. 8 and Dec. 9, after each mass. Something for the whole family. Ticket booth, bake and craft table, Cozy Tea Corner. Draws on Dec. 9 after 11. a.m. mass. DEC. 9 The annual Victorian Christmas program will be held at the Simcoe County Museum Sun- day, Dec. 9-1 p.m. to5 p.m. Dec. 9 Elmvale and District Choral Society presents an evening of Christmas music in Knox Presbyterian Church, Midland, at 7 p.m. Dec. 11 Ladies Christmas coffee hour at 9:45 a.m. in Midland's Alliance Church. Our Special Gifts will be a program of carols, music, and testimony. THE WINNER... The winner of the Early Bird Winterama draw for $100 held Nov. 24 was won by James Kennedy of 295 William St., Midland. The winning ticket was number 234. GLOVES MicGINTY Wed. to Sun. THE INN IS THE PLACE Don't Forget Sunday's Sunday Brunch 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Sunday Buffet 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. INN AT BAY MOORINGS 213 Fox St., Penetanguishene 549-3163 Bargaining and Dispute Resolution. Professor McKechnie has extensive' ex- perience as a mediator in the education sector of Ontario dating back to 1975. His most. recent mediation appointments 6. Supervising last offer, srike and ratification votes; ths Advising the Lieutenant Governor in council concerning jeopardy to students' courses of study in the event of a strike and. or lock-out. include: Perth Elementary, Hastings The ground rules for County Secondary, bargaining in the Halton Secondary, and CRC Academic Staff. This appointment is made under Section 13 of the School Boards and Teachers Collective Negotiations Act, Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1980. Legislation governing education sector, as provided in the Act state that bargaining in each jurisdiction begins in January of the year in which the agreement expires. And all collective agreements, in the sector, regardless of the term, expire on collective bargaining August 31. Thus the between school boards parties have eight and teachers has months of bargaining existed since the time available prior to summer of 1975, when the School Boards and Teachers' Collective Negotiations Act, which created the Education the expiration of their collective agreement. Events leading to a strike or lock-out under the Act are regulated Relations Commission and neither is legal was passed. until: Specifically, the a) A fact finder has met Commission has seven functions: 1. Monitoring all negotiations; 2. Collecting and providing of data to all parties in collective negotiations; 3. Assisting the parties in their collective negotiations; 4. Training third-party neutrals ; 5. Adjudicating bad faith charges; Starts Friday 7 and 9 with the parties and his report has been made public; and b) A 30-day cooling off period takes place after the fact finder's report is submitted to the parties; and c) The teachers have voted - by secret ballot in a supervised vote - on the last offer of the school board; and d) The teachers have voted - by secret ballot Sat. Matinee - 1 Midland B. LA. No passes, coupons, etc. please p.m. - Manhattan - "Free" Admission sponsored by PEN TWIN PENETANG 549-2953 PEN 1 Now showing for 4 weeks 7 and 9:05 Ws russ oF ace On Ove Muppets Take Eddie Murphy BEVERLC HILLS CR Sat. Matinee - 1:30- Last Star Fighter - "free'"' admission (sponsored by CKMP, and Pen. Citizen) Santa will give out treats PAUL McCARTNEY'S PEN 2 Fri-Sat. Dec. 7-8 7:15 ERO ADGIRE Ee Z Sun. Dec. 9 to Thurs. Dec. 13 7: a a SEIS: Theatres S Ticke iS on sale at: County Mil Get One in FREE with coupon / uesday night only Sponsored by Midland Times - / Penetanguishene Citizen _ and Babcock Theatres i any other coupons Not Valid any school holidays ee ya core: = eae ee ee in a supervised vote - to In the eight year take strike action. history of the Com- Significantly, this Act . Mission, 1464 sets of negotiations have taken place, 1019 third parties have been appointed - 995 fact finders and 424 ~ mediators and _ the strike action has been used on 34 occasions. BOOK YOUR also allows for realisite alternatives in dispute resolution voluntary arbitration or final offer selection - at each step in the bargaining process. iW xt it! ( Your Seafood I/ | Lf & Steakhouse SCHNITZEL NIGHT ting 5 pm. * Dal D starting at 5 p.m. CLUB 27 is available for your special occasion! eDelicious Meals eFriendly Service Hwy. 93 at Balm Beach Rd. 526-2797 Complete Banquet Facilities (Reserve now for all those important functions) | Christmas, Banquets & eons etc. _ Coming attraction GOOD BROTHERS Friday, December 21st "12.50 per person includes Hot Smorgasbord served 7-930 p.m. & Dance yf e's Music Land, bos Rentals eee Fogo early for ini-Christmas Parties 2-100 people Soe Pre-New Year's Dance Sat., Dec. 29 _ Music by SILHOUETTE '78.00 per couple includes Hot Smorgasbord & Dance d j Oe Wednesday, December 5, 1984, Page 31