HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-04-23, Page 26Page 8A—CLINTON NEWS-1i,ECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1986'
The Ausable Bayfield and the Maitland Valley Conservation Authorities gave awards to
the best projects on the environment. The winners were, from left, Rob Harrison of Turn -
berry Public School, first place; Shari Lobb and Stephanie Bush of Holmesville Public
School, over-all winners; and Anita Gross of Hullett Central Public School, second place.
( Alan Rivett photo)
Early
retirement
option
available
The provincial government has taken ac-
tion to increase the number of jab oppor-
tunities for recent teaching graduates while
offerined 55 and over a revised
early-retirement teacherspt on, Education Mini ter
Sean Conway announced.
The earely-retirement option, introduced
by treasurer Robert Nixon, as an amend-
ment to the Teachers' Superannuation Act,
1983, suspends for three years the financial
reductions incurred when teachers choose
to retire early, The Ontario Teachers'
Federation and many school boards have
adv ocated such a plan, which will apply to
teachers aged 55 or older who have at least
10 years of service.
"The entire teaching profession will share
the advantages of the plan," Mr. Conway
said. "The new provision will be 'especially
attractive to several categories of teachers,
including some teachers who would other-
wise never be able to qualify for a pension
without a reduction factor."
These cate pries include:
- Vocational and teaching teachersho,
because they entered the teaching profes-
sion later in life, could not qualify for an
unreduced pension under previous regula-
tions;
- Women teachers who left .teaching for a
time to have children and raise their
families in the years before leaves of
absence were available;
- Teachers over 55 who are facing layoffs or
redundancy because of declining enrolment.
The legislation is designed to address
several issues including the impact declin-
ing enrolment has had on the teacher
workforce in the last decade and the failure
of two-thirds of graduates from faculties of
education to find teaching jobs in recent
years. It will also address the anticipated
critical shortage of experienced teachers in
the mid-1990s, created after the retirement
of the teachers who joined the rapidly -
expanding profession in the 1960s and 1970s.
"The legislation affirms the government's
commitment to encourage excellence in our
education system," Mr. Conway said. "The
move will ensure a future pool of well- ,
trained, experienced teachers in the
classroom, while enabling longer -service
teachers to retire without undue financial
burden."
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The Huron County Science Fair was held at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton
with 118 exhibitors from elementary school students in the county. The best in the fair
honors were awarded to, from left, Peter Poulin from Wingham Public School, Tom Cull
from East Wawanosh Public School, Heather Campbell from East Wawanosh Public
School and Ben Barnes, also from East Wawanosh Public School. These four students
will compete in the Canada -wide Science Fair on May 10 to 17 in Calgary. (Alan Rivett
photo)
Jr. Farmers win scholarships
The Junior Farmers' Association of On-
tario annually provides travel opportunities
to selected members. Many of these trips in-
volve exchange programs with other pro-
vinces and countries.
The 1986 winners were announced at the
Junior Farmers' Annual Conference held in
London March 14-16. Local winners are:
West Germany: Rick Sinclair, Middlesex;
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Rob Essery, Huron. In
ray, Huron. Great Lakes Recreation Lab, nient, has an estimated cost of $321 million,
Michigan: Linda Altmann, Huron; which will be borne by the Teachers'
Christine Dickson, Bruce; Teresa Superannuation Fluid. It is estimated that of
Dekraker, Middlesex. These educational the 11,000 teaches eligible, about 5,500 will
travel programs provide young people the take advantage of the provision during the
opportunity to see places outside Ontario time the option is,in effect from May 31,1986
and experience the work of other rural to August 31,1989.
youth groups.
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The legislation will also provide school
boards with a greater degree of flexibility in
hiring teachers in their subject areas, and in
providing opportunities for women
teachers.
The proposal, which has the support of the
diana: Janice Mur- Standing Committee on Social Develop -
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