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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-07-15, Page 2CT Tr Page 2—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 15, 1987 Staff changes announced for county schools Staff changes at both elementary and secondary schools in the county were an- nounced by the Huron County Board of Education. At East Wawanosh Public School, Bill Chaulk has been transferred to Turnberry Central and will be replaced by Philip Par- sons from Howick Central. East Wawanosh's Jane Wilson has been granted a half-time leave of absence, while Cheryl Hessels moves from half-time to a full-time position. At Brookside Public School, Judith Mathers and Laura Scott have been granted permanent contracts and Mary Bere retired June 30. Bill Farnell is transferred to Brookside from Howick and Paul Spittal to Brookside from Robertson Memorial in Goderich. Janet Blanchette goes from half- time to full-time and Heather Young from full-time to half-time. Changes at Howick Central include the granting of a permanent contract to Mary Sanderson. Wayne Stewart is transferred from Howick to Turnberry; Frank Stretton to Student Services and Jeff Hencher from Turnberry To Howick. Melody Bailey has been granted a half-time leave of absence and Alexandra Hutchison goes to Howick' full-time, from half-time at Robertson. At Wingham Public School, Dave Brereton will be acting vice-principal, mov- ing from teacher status at Colborne. Donna Anderson and Brenda Schedler have been granted half-time leave of absence. At Brussels Public School, 33 -year veteran teacher, Mary Huether retired at the end of June, while fellow teacher Kim Blake's temporary contract has been replaced by a permanent one. Miss Blake will remain at Brussels.. Two teachers have.been transferred from Blyth Public School, to be replaced by two coming from other schools. Graham Yeats goes to Robertson in Goderich and Bill Marsh to Centennial in Brucefield. Rudy Hofftman moves to Blyth from Brookside and Bob Livermore from Grey Central. Also at Blyth, Kindergarten teacher Mary Buffinga's contract has been upgraded to permanent status and she will go from half- time to full-time if 1987-'88 Kindergarten enrollment warrants the increase. Marlene Starkey also leaves Grey Central in September, going -from half-time there to full-time work at Clinton Public School. Marie Parsons, incoming president of the Women Teachers' Federation of Ontario, Huron Chapter, comes to Grey half-time to replace Ms. Starkey. Also at Grey, Kathy Gottfried has been granted a permanent contract. Barbara Livermore has been transferred from Hullett Central School to Colborne, to be replaced on a full-time basis by Brenda Pincombe who has been teaching half-time at Centennial. Bill Stevenson, former principal of East Wawanosh, who has been on a year's leave of absence as principal from Grey Central School, will be the new principal at Usborne Central in September. On the secondary level, teachers Beth Bodkin, Karen Beutler and Susan Boucher have resigned from the staff of F.' E. Madill Secondary School, while Nancy Stafford goes from full-time teaching to half-time. Both John Matthews and Linda Campbell have been awarded permanent teaching contracts. The school also gets a new chief custodian, ,George Whitby from Wingham Public School. Teacher Joanne Carr has resigned from Central Huron Secondary School, while Avid Sheridan has been transferred to Madill. Both Joe DeGroot and Anne Newington will teach only half-time this year as will Roba Lobb. Mrs. Lobb, Jim Barnes, Judy Stuart Saturday, July 18th 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM Lucknow District Co-op You're Cordially Invited To Participate In Our Yard Sale And More and Jeffrey Reaburn have all been granted permanent contracts at CHSS. At Seaforth District High School, perma- nent contracts have been awarded to Janet Clarke and Michael Ash. Mr. Ash has been transferred from SDHS to South Huron District High School in Exeter. At Vanastra Public School, Gayle Beuer- mann and Joan Shapton have been hired on permanent contract. Joanne Drennan has switched from full-time to half-time position. Mary Ann Hogan and Barb Moss have been granted permanent teaching contracts at Victoria School. Eleanor Scott -Smith is moving from a full-time position at the same school for part-time work at Holmesville Public School. William Cameron will con- tinue on as a part-time teacher at Victoria while Mary Anne Rea will be leaving the Goderich school for work at Colborne Cen- tral School. Also at Colborne, Marion Steinbach has been put on permanent contract. She will round out the teacher roster at that school with the change that will see Dave Brereton leave a teaching position. Steve Revington, who taught at Hensall and Exeter will be working solely at Hensall in the next school year. Doug Pearson is moving from Hensall to J.A.D. McCurdy. Joanne Telford will be on staff at Hensall Public School coming from a former posi- tion with Student Services. Also at McCurdy, Doug Pearson will be on staff with his move from Hensall Public School. He will replace John Gregory who is moving to Stephen Public School. Margriet Knetch has been hired as a French teacher and Eileen Wise will be the Family Studies Teacher at McCurdy. Karen Wallen has been transferred from Stephen Public School to Zurich. Marlene Thorton has been named' to the full-time staff at Stephen. Previously she worked part-time. A large crowd was on hand for the fireworks display staged at Point Clark over the July 4th weekend. Everyone in- volved is to be congratulated for such a fine show enjoyed by so many. Also in the community, Mrs. Mary Black and Mrs. Jack McQuire visited with Mrs. Dorothy Engel of Lurgan Beach and her daughter Marilyn of Toronto on Tuesday last. Mr and Mrs. Bill Bennett of London, who have a summer home here, have returned. from a two week vacation out West were they had a chance to take in the Calgary Stampede. Mr. and Mrs. Ron McGuire and their family visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reeves of Ripley and with Larry of Norman Wells in the North West Ter- ritories. Larry is a brother of Julie Yarn and more Join us fora 50° Hot Dog And Pop Door Prizes At Yard Sale 1. SHOP VACUUM 2. NEW SNAP HOSE 3. PICNIC COOLER Retail Value *99.99 $19.95 '11.49 GRAB A DEAL ON SOME OF ?HESE ITEMS -Tremclad Rust Paint Clearance -Soft Toed Work Boots :4400 -Lawn & Garden Clearance Items -110 L. HD 7 10W-30 a1O0/Litre plus deposit ROUND- BALE SUPER TARPS Woven & laminated Poly fabric is waterproof, rot proof & very strong. 62' x 25' tarp covers 78 bales in a pyramid. Available at Lucknow District CO-OP 529-7953 REGISTER EARLY TO RESERVE A SPACE!! Turn some unneeded goods into some very needed cash In case of rain Sale will be held in our warehouse - subject to space limitation Lucknow District Co-operative LUCKNOW "Working Together Works" 529-7953 Cty. Rood No. 1 Hours: Mon -Fri. 8AM-SPM Sot. 8:3OAM.1PM OLIVET McGuire and was visiting for ten days with his parents. Also visiting with the Reeves were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burgess of Waterloo with their two sons Micheal and Adam. Mr. Paul Greenwood, who has been the vice-principal of the Teeswater school, has now been hired as principal of Ripley Huron Central School. Mr. Greenwood will begin his new position in September and we all wish him the best of luck in the new job. i,ISINTEE a (0 +�n+►ia •1a•►O• WANTED for a cash buyer, 3 - 4 bedroom home in Lucknow or immediate area. LUCKNOW an exceptional site to build a brand new home, stream at back of Tots, pric- ed to sell. LUCKNOW 3 bedroom home, Havelock St„ one bedroom down, well maintained full lot. Asking $29,900. 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