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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2002. PAGE 27
Area schools welcome
new faces to staff
By Janice Becker
Citizen staff
There are a lot of new faces at area
schools this September with as many
as 11 new staff members at one
location.
Brussels Public School students
will be greeted by a new principal
this week when Heather Beanie
assumes the role.
Also joining the staff are Jane
Badham for music, Andrew Weber
in Grade 4/5 and Wendi Steinmann
teaching Grade 6.
Diana Dolmage returns as
secretary.
Five new staff members will be
welcomed at Grey Central Public
SchoOl. Tina Taylor will teach Grade
3/4. and Krysta Goodall, will oversee
Grade 1. Dianne van Vliet is the new
resource teacher, Julie Wood is an
educational assistant and David
Whyte a resource educational
assistant.
Blyth Public School has seven
new-staff members walking thelialls
this September.
Carol McGregor takes over the
Jr/Sr kindergarten classes, Sydney
Elder will teach Grade 2, Jeff Gole
will work with the Grade 2s in the
morning then move to the Grade 6
class in the afternoon. Ann Coulter
will teach French and Grade 4/5 and
Jason LeRoux will be with the Grade
7s.
Two new educational assistants
are Sherri Swan and Mary Nigh.
At East Wawanosh Public School
there are three new teachers
including Susan Ryan in
kindergarten, Educational Assistant
Marjorie McBurney and Resource.
Educational Assistant Ruth
Stauttener.
A large portion of the teaching
staff has changed at Seaforth Public
School.
Mary Carroll and Joan Shapton
oversee the kindergarten classes
with Carroll being replaced by
Laurie Stephens in January.
Caroline Cox teaches Grade 1 and
Patti Webb takes over the Grade 1/2
class. Deanne Hallman fills in for
Cindy van't Voort as a Grade I
teacher until May.
Stacey Purdon teaches Grade 2.
Grade 4/5 students were greeted
by Jodie McGee and Leslie Brereton
will teach Grade 5.
Jan Hoover takes over Grade 7
with Ron Vercruyssen in the Grade
8 classroom.
Wendy Case is the new
educational assistant and the new
vice-principal is Denise Drinkwalter.
The school also has two new
custodians, Gloria Elliott and Barb
Pepper. ,
There are no new staff members at
Hullett Public School.
A new vice-principal also comes
to F.E. Madill Secondary Scllool
with the moving of Jerry Selk.
Student enrollment varies from
school to school.
Grey Central will realize an
increase in enrollment this fall with
numbers up 12 to 15 students to 255,
said Principal Alice McDowell. With
several changes in the week just
prior to the beginning of the school
year, some shifting around had to be
done to accommodate the students
properly.
East Wawanosh will also see a
slight increase over last year's
numbers, up to 183 for this fall.
Brussels Public School's numbers
are down just slightly from last year
as are those at Blyth Public School. -
The Hullett Central Public School
population remains fairly stable,
ranging between 198 and 200 most
years.
- Preparing the equipment
Wilbert Phillippi, centre and Lloyd Josling, right, with the help of Jim Sloan and Harry Wilkins
(not pictured) cleaned parts and removed debris as they assembled the sawmill for the 41st
Annual Huron Pioneer Thresher Reunion and Hobby Show this weekend. (Janice Becker photo)
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