HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-06-03, Page 3THURSDAY, JUNE 3. 1971
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE THREE
Huron board hires new staff
(by Shirley J. Keller)
The Huron County board of
Education has hired a psycholog-
ist to head up the Special Ed-
ucation program beginning this
fall. He is William E. Carter,
presently a psychologist with the
Brant County Board of Education.
His salary was reported at $16,
000 per annum.
There were nine applications
for the position and four inter-
views held.
Mrs. Sandra Orr, presently
employed at the Goderich Psy-
chiatric Hospital will be the new
psychometrist at a salary of,
$7,500 per annum. There were
20 applications for this position
and five interviews conducted.
The new developmental read-
ing consultant (itinerant) for
secondary schools is Arthur H.
Henwood, presently employed
at the General Vanier Secondary
School, Oshawa. Fifteen applic-
ations were received for this job
and six interviews held.
Itinerant speech consultants
will be Mrs. Bessie Hoad, pres-
ently on staffin North York,
Mrs. Verna Kane, presently on
staff at Victoria Public School;
and Mrs. Pamella Scotchmer,
on staff at Exeter Public School
until December 1970, There
were seven other applications
for these positions of which
only one other teacher was inter-
viewed.
Itinerant remedial consultants
are Mrs. Ila Kayes, presently on
staff at Usborne Central; Mrs.
Beryl Nicholson, presently on
staff at the A/M Hugh Camp-
bell School, CFB Clinton; and
Miss Shirley Norman, presently
on staff at Colborne Central
School. There were 18 other
applications being made, seven
of these additional applicants
being interviewed,.
Chairman Bob Elliott noted
that of nine persons hired, five
were from Huron County.
"That's a good indication to
me, " stated Elliott.
Other teachers appointed to
fill vacant positions left by resig-
nations from the staff were Miss
Jane Dougall and Miss Jacque-
line Dunn, Usborne Central; Miss
Helen Elliott, Clinton P,S,;
Miss Helen Hoshal, Holmes-
vilie PS; Charles Liddle, Brook-
side, Miss Linda Ward, Stephen
Central; Charles Baetz and Paul
Jury F, E, Madill, Wingham;
David Cox, South Huron DHS;
Robert Dick, GDCI; and Jaynes
Moore, Seaforth DI -IS,
Resignations include, Mrs.
Rena Fisher, Brookside; Mrs.
Darlene Castle, Miss Lois
Grasby and Mrs. C. Jewitt,
Clinton Public School; Mrs. Jo-
Ann Rowe, Exeter PS. Miss
Judith Schneider, Holmesville
PS; Mrs. Ann Kingswell, Mullett
Central; Mrs. Joan Clark, Vict-
oria PS. D. McCague, Stephen
Jones, Mrs. Laural Hewitt,
Gernot Fuchs, Alfred Melito,
Mrs. T. Barr and Miss Gertrude
Van Veers, all of F. E. Madill;
and Frederick R. Cosford, Seaf-
orth. DHS.
Non -teaching resignations in-
clude Mrs. L.R. Hyde, GDCI
office staff; and Mrs. M. Towton
and Orval Beaver, custodians at
South Huron DHS .
Huron council pose for photographs
(by Shirley J. Keller)
It was mid-afternoon at the
May session of Huron County
Council Friday in Goderich be-
fore council got down to the
business of committee reports.
The main portion of the meet-
ing was taken up with taking the
annual photography of county
council members, honoring with
past wardens and having their
photograph taken; hearing and
answering 'the questions of the
Grade 8 class from 1-Iolmesville
Public School; and listening to
a lengthy and informative report
from the Huron -Perth TB Assoc-
iation by Mrs. Beryl Davidson.
When the reports were present-
ed for council's persusal, a
number of routine matters were
handled.
A committee to study tax re-
view (not tax reform as was prev-
iously reported in the Huron
County Weekly Newspapers) was
appointed consisting of Gordon
1 -less, Charles Thomas, Gerry
Gin, David Gower, Harold Rob-
inson, Elmer Hayter and Warden
Jack P. Alexander.
It was also agreed that the in-
augural meeting of county coun-
cil in 1972 would take place on
the second Tuesday of the month
followed by a full session on
Wednesday and a one -day meet-
ing on the last Friday of the
month of January.
The road report showed the
various contracts which had
been awarded by the coun ty
with local contractors and busin-
essmen receiving a large perc-
entage of them.
It was also announced that
work on Development Road 904
on County Road 8 from Summer-
hill to Auburn has been approved
Hensall
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T.
Van Dyke, of Three Rivers,
Quebec, are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Sim Roobol,.
Mrs. P. Brand, who has been a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, has returned home.
UNITED CHURCH NOTES
Members of the L, O, O, F, and
Rebekah. Lodges attended Divine
worship Sunday morning, May
30, and were addressed by Rev,
Harold F. Currie.
Communion Service, Sunday
June 6, at 11 a.m.
Anniversary Services will be
held morning and evening of
June 20, at 11 a.m. and 7;30
p. m. Guest speaker for both
services will be Rev. Harold
Snell, B, A„ B, D, of Riverside
United Church, London. Music
for the day will be provided by
the Junior and Senior choirs in
the morning and by the Huronic
choir in the evening.
Mrs. Alma Hess is visiting
with her daughter and son-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. J, L, McCloy and
family, Don Mills.
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