HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-11-04, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1987.
Mary Huether honoured at teachers' banquet
Teacher Mary Huether, left, who retired from Brussels Public School
last J une after more than 30 years of teaching in the Brussels area, was
presented with a special gift last Wednesday in recognition of her long
service. Making the presentation at the annual Fall Banquet of the
Huron Women Teachers’ Association in Brussels was Marie Parsons
of Grey Central Public School, president of the HWTA.
A teacher who served for more
than 30 years in the Brussels area
was among the three retired
teachers who were given special
recognition at the Huron Women
Teachers’ Association’s Fall Ban
quet in Brussels last Wednesday.
Mary Huether, who retired from
Brussels Public School last spring,
was presented with a special gift by
Marie Parsons, HFTA president, »
and congratulated by Elaine Cline,
president of the Federation of
Women Teachers’ Associations of
Ontario(FWTAO),whowasthe
guest speaker at the dinner.
Similarly honoured were Mary
Bcre, who retired from Brookside
Public School last June; and Marg
Rogerson, who retired from Clin
ton Public School.
Catherine MacDonald, who
teaches at Wingham Public
School, was one of 11 women
teachers presen ted with a pin in
recognition of their 25 or more
years of service as members of the
teaching profession. Jean Under
wood of Howick Central Public
School was among the 25-year
teachers, but was unable to be
present at the ceremony.
Among the 17 new teachers
welcomed into the HWTA during
the evening with the presentation
of their pins, certificates and a
single carnation, were Karen
Webster of Blyth Public School;
Sandra Simpson of East Wawa-
nosh Public School; Deborah Ben
nett of Howick Central Public
School; and Jennifer Balsdon of
Turnberry Central Public School.
Art Clark, chairman of the
Huron County Board of Education
and Bob Allen, huron County
director of education, spoke briefly
following the dinner.
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Brussels Lodge installs
officers at ceremony
District Deputy Grand Master
Eric Mansfield and staff installed
the 1987-88 officers of the Western
Star Lodge #149 in Brussels on
October 8.
Installed at the ceremony were
Noble Grand William Young; Vice
Grand John Brown; Recording
Secretary Gord Stephenson; Fin
ancial Secretary Dave Miller;
Treasurer J. L. McCutcheon; and
Warden Ralph Pearson.
Also taking up their new duties
were Conductor Dave McCut
cheon; Outside Guard Robert
Richmond; Inside Guard J. A.
McCutcheon; Right Supporter of
Noble Grand Mel McCutcheon;
Left Supporter Doug Hemingway;
Right Scene Supporter James
Bowman; Left Scene Supporter
George Inglis; Chaplain Robert
Fraser; Colour Bearer Tom Millar;
and Musician Alf Nichol.
The District Deputy Grand
Master banquet will be held in
Hensall on November 19. The
IOOF Chicken Supper willbe held
at the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre at 7 p.m. on
November 17.
Plans are being made for the
opening of the new Lodge Hall in
Brussels.
The United Nationsl meeting
willbeheldinthe Clinton Lodge
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Jim McDonald, brother-in-law
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Rev. Stan Soltysik heard the
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