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Nancy Boudrle is teaching
Grade 4 and 5 language arts
and Grade 34 French at
Victoria Public School this
year. A native of Harriston,
she is a graduate of Wilfrid
Laurier University In
Waterloo and Althouse
Teachers' College in London.
This is her , first year of
teaching but she has also
worked as a bilingual
authorizer with, American
Express..
Carol Egener is teaebhig In
the Queen Elizabeth wing of
Victoria Public School this
year. It is her first year of
teaching • and she is a
graduate of the University of
Western Ontario In London,
Althouse Teachers' College
in London and Humber
College in Toronto where she
studied early childhood
education for the mentally
retarded.
Htep Nguyen is teaching
Frenehigi -time to Grade 4-8
student!. at Robertson Public
School this year. She has
spent the last two years
working ip Student Services
with the Huron County Board
of Education and received
her education at the
University of Saigon.
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Tracy Devlin is teaching
Grade 2 and 3 and French to
Grade 4-8 at St. Joseph's
Separate • School,
Kingsbridge. This is her first
year of teaching and she
received her education at
Waterloo - University and
Althouse Teachers' College
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Judith Zoltai is teaching
French to Grade 10 and 11
and Spanish to Grade 11, 12
and 13 at GDCI this year. She
taught French last year at
F.E. Madill Secondary
School in Wingham and
received her education at
Laval University in Quebec
City and. the University of
Western Ontarioinionilon:
Heinz- Hoernig is teaching
basic drafting to. Grade 10
and architectural, drafting to
Grade 11 and 12 at GDCI this
year. He taught drafting last --
year at Central Huron
Secondary School in Clinton
and received.his education at
Ryerson Polytechntcal
Institi>"te in T`orontu:
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Anne Facey is teaching
French along with a part-
time Grade 3 class at
Holmesvfe Public School.
This 1s her first. year of
teaching. She is a graduate
of the University of Western
Ontario and Althouse
Teachers' College, London. �`
Night school fees increase slightly
Night Schoo courses will
be held in .G erich again
this year but because the
Ministry of Ed ation will no
longer pride ands for non-
credit courses, the fees
be slightly increased.
A 20 week course will cost
$40; up from $25 last year; a
10 week course Will cost $25,
up from $15- last year; and a
course of less -than 10 weeks
S.Iaries inoreased
An average 7.9 per cent
salary increase for middle
management had been ap-
proved in a 12-4 recorded
vote by the Huron County
Board of Education at its
Sept. 7 meeting in Clinton.
Personnel committee
chairman John Elliott said
the 7.9 per cent increase
represents an average for
the middle management
employees of the board
which includes bus drivers,
band instructors and chief
custodians. The contract
custodians received an
average 7.2 per cent in-
crease.
Mr. Elliott said there is no
salary range, rather salaries
are calculated by a formula
which is based on school
size. There are about 70
employees in middle
management.
Trustee John Jewitt re-
quested the recorded vote
because he objects to the set-
tlements.
Mr. Elliott explained union
contracts had been
negotiated in the spring, but
become effective Sept. 1.
Meanwhile, the . federal
government has instituted
its six and five per cent wage
limits. Mr. Elliott said it
wouldn't be fair to non-union
employees not to negotiate
on the same basis as union
employees. .
Those voting against the
motion were trustees Jean
Adams, John Jewitt, Dennis
Rau, and Marion Zinn. All
remaining trustees voted in
favor.
will cost $15, up from $101ast
year.
`Because the Board ,of
Education says the courses
must pay for themselves, we
-haVe-had-toincreaselhef
but I ;do not think that they
are out line," says Night
,School principal Frank
MacDonald. ' '1
This, year, Night School
courses will be offered in
paper tole, introductory
sewing, bridge, ladies'
sports, men's basketball,
golf, St. John Ambulance
first aid and Kung Fu.
Courses in introductory
accounting, typing and
micro computers may also
be added to the list but have
not definitely been con-
firmed yet. A weekly bad-
minton club is a possibility
too.
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Also this year, a 40 week
Grade 13 credit. course will
be offered in drama. GDCI
drama teacher Philip
McMillan will teach those
„ people interested -in the
study of dramatic literature,
stage direction, advanced
performance, nage, craft.,
and the task of play writing.
This course will start
Monday, September 20 from
7 to 10 p.m.
The non-credit courses will
start Monday, September 27.
The fees, times and further
information about each
course will. be advertised in
this newspaper. Those
people interested i-iay then
phone GDCI to register.
Lynda Steenstra is teaching
a Grade 3 class part-time at
Holmesvllle Public School
this year. She is a graduate
of the University of Western
Ontario in London and
Stratford Teachers' College.
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Do you have a complaint or
grievance about the actions of
' some civil servant or some
branch"or ministry or other
government body of The
Government of Ontario?
Then the Ombudsman is here to help
you. Help you by listening to and
investigating your complaints.
And members of the staff of The -
Ombudsman will be available in your
area for private interviews at the
address and time shown below.
Whatever ybu have to say Will be
treated in absolute confidence.
You don't need an appointment -.
but, for your convenience, an
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when General Motors announced dealer incentives to .
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for the 1982 model year.
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