HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-11-02, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1988.
Among the local teachers to be inducted into the Federation of Women
Teachers’ Associations of Ontario [FWTAO] at the Huron Women Teachers’
Association’s annual banquet In Brussels on October 26 were [front, from
left] Elizabeth Thorpe and Bernice Gross, both at East Wawanosh Public
School; while Mary Douma [back], a new teacher at Brussels Public School
but already a member of the Federation, was welcomed to the Huron County
Board of Education.
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New teachers inducted
Elizabeth Thorpe and Bernice
Gross, both new teachers this y ear at
East Wawanosh Public School, were
among the 17 teachers inducted into
the Federation of Women Teachers’
Associations of Ontario (FWTAO) at
the Huron Women Teachers’ Asso
ciation (HWTA) annual Fall Ban
quet at the Brussels, Morris and
Grey Community Centre on October
26.
In addition, Mary Douma, a new
teacher at Brussels Public School but
already an FWTAO member, was
welcomed to the Huron County
Board of Education by Flo Keillor of
Huron Centennial School, HWTA
president.
Walton Public School’s Louise
Wilson was among the seven HCBE
teachers to be honoured with the
prese-ntation of a pin marking 25
years of service in the Federation;
while Freda Crawford, formerly of
Grey Central Public School, was
among the seven teachers to oe
honoured upon their retirement
from teaching last June. However,
neither woman was able to be
present, and both will receive their
awards at a later date.
The keynote speaker of the
evening was Helen Penfold, provin
cial president of the FWTO, w ho is a
well-known speaker and was an
active administrator at an elemen
tary school in Grey County prior to
assuming the presidency of the
Association in September, 1988. Eva
Brophey, principal of Lucan Public
School and provincial director of
Region 1 of the FWTAO, inducted
the new teachers; while Mrs. Keillor
presented the awards to the retiring
teachers and to the 25-year veterans.
Head table guests included Phil
Parsons, president of the Ontario
Public School Teachers’ Federation -
Huron; Nancy McLay, president of
the Ontario Secondary School Tea
chers’ Federation, District 45;
Georgina Reynolds, first vice-presi
dent of the HWTA; Marry Moffatt,
past-president of the HWTA; Gino
Giannandrea, superintendent of
personnel, Huron County Board of
Education; Bea Dawson, trustee and
chairman ofthe HCBE Personnel
Committee; and Mrs. Brophey,
Mrs. Keillor and Ms. Penfold.
The Fall Banquet is the highlight
of the year for the 270 HWTA
members in the county.
Wingham
gets grant
for sewers
The Town of Wingham has
received $46,053 as the first pay
ment for an engineering study, Jack
Riddell, MPP for Huron, announced
last week.
The engineering study will assess
the proposed expansion and im
provements to the sanitary sewage
works in Wingham, said Mr.
Riddell, who made the announce
ments on behalf of Environment
Minister Jim Bradley.
Walton
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
Church celebrates Baptism
Sacrament of Baptism was ob
served on All Saints’ Sunday at
Duff’s United Church.
Greeters were Ruth Thamer and
Viola Kirkby. Organist was Glenda
Carter, ushers were Campbell Wey
and Laverne McClure. The junior
choir sang an anthem led by Rev.
Bonnie Lamble with pianist Marion
Godkin.
Baptized were Carmen Leanne,
daughter of Gord and Janice Carno-
chan; Adam Fred, son of Fred and
Heidi McClure; Andrew James, son
of Jim and Linda McDonald. Graeme
Craig assisted with the lighting of
candles.
In the announcements the turkey
People
around
Walton
Dinner guests with Fred and Heidi
McClure and family at the Church
following the christening of their
baby son were: Harvey and Bessie
McClure, Seaforth; Bill and Sharon
McClure, Connie, Sandra and Mark,
RR 1, Seaforth; NeilMcClureand
friend Cathy, London; Stanley and
Donna McClure, Tina, Trisha and
Robbie of RR 1, Walton; Laverne and
Nita McClure and Tonia, Randy,
Lorie and Kerrie, RR 4, Walton;
Gerald and Carolyn Johns and
Matthew, Exeter; John and Hanna
Nater, Mitchell; Billand Darlene
Nater, Susan, John and Kelly,
Mitchell.
RE-ELECT
HELEN CULLEN
for Councillor
GREY TOWNSHIP
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