Ontario Community Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 7, 1977, p. 7

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Teachers combine to compose MS staff The teaching staff of the Middle school Is a combination of teachers from Robert Little and M Bennett schools Principal Gary held the same post at Bennett until last January when he was named principal of this new graded school Since then he has been busy Working out details of courses staff renovations etc Carl is to and will be vice pnnci pal He will also teach gradi science and grade math Derek Humphreys only new member teaching staff and will teach core subjects to grade slu dents The following is a list of other teachers at including which school in town they have previously taught at and what subjects they will now be teaching Paul Robert Little grade six art science Anne Usher Z Bennett grade core subjects Dave grade science and music Lee Bradshaw grade core and gride main Brad grade core Dave Bocott B physical education health guidance and grade science Robert I atherland MZB math and science L a core Jeff Roche physical education he guidince and grade science Gail Mcltugh MZB grade core Knthy Sanford It L grade math Colemin It L grade core ind grade math Ron Turner Remedial and tore in the Marjone White L both and Z B last year I- rench Helen Brook vi lie and Acton schools part time last year two classes of grade French and Jean Learning Strategies Teacher Reme dial She will be working at all three Acton elementary schools this year Rose Anne Little fair is the school s secretary There will be no recess at the middle school sordcthing which will be new to some of the children Also new to some of them will be the rotating classes is students go from class to class for their subjects The Acton Free Press Wednesday Sept 1977 Enrolments down Halton children have SAVE FOR A FEW boxes the art room at the Smith middle school is all ready for students A kiln left behind by the high school con struction paper and various other art supplies sit ready for use Total enrolment in schools in Canada is expected to be down this year according to Statistics Canada But although enrolments are dropping the costs continue to rise St Canada says that last year it cost every adult and child in Canada an average of a year for education Ontario average cost per person was a year This it will be oven more is expected to drop by each year for the next two years The post war baby boom Is moving through the educational system and university enrol ment will increase this year University enrolment will drop in about a dozen years This year is expected to be the peak year for high school enrolments Elementary school enrolment hit its peak in 1968 For Your Convenience CATERING Hot or Cold Food Service For All Occasions Call EUROCAN Catering Service After IP one day longer vacation hark nn is the school children had one day longer for summer I I vacation than most Canadian children is toichtrs held their first of nine professional development Tuesday yesterday Staff meetings were held at all four public schools including the high school with program planning and setting up of classrooms keeping them busy Last year Halton schools hid four profession develop ment days in succession the first wick of school students an extra week longer than most The remaining eight Pb days this year will In t throughout year Principal pleased with enrolment Motorists ire idvised to during the first ttnk of and lake ill the prec when truilUm in sib ml ire is lhc llimilton it the I imninf of is an time for most must be on the look out to ixplon some- multiply when children interests them to redroppedoff indpickedup the point of iction cars if it onto is i motorist drive with lhc streets North American cart whenever you see school bus in front of you or coming towards lints by ihildrtninuiir the bus traffic in Iwlh directions must stop This lav now applies regard less of the posted speed limit on all roods except Inni highways with a median barrier on these only the vehicles behind the school bus must stop upon seeing the flashing red lights Ml sihool bus tin stop schools St Josephs separate school principal Sean is very pleased with enrolment it first Catholic school It now stands at 115 pupils will continue lo Mr will be tcicliing the prides ind students in the mornings but will be spared off during the after noons by 1 Mr I ipp teaches at Holy Cross school in Georgetown in he morn but will tratl during his lunch break Mrs Margaret will be teaching lhc kinder The in the old sloni sihool house will share some facilities with neighboring Hubert I title school students will be using I and old students will They will also take recess lunch at the same turn ind will In sharing tin Itobert I s pi ly ground Mr ilso nil he hopes students of both schools will intermix for house le juries it time 1978 The Money You Save at Will Be Your RABBITS ORDER YOURS NOW Rabbit Diesel 62MPG I hen hive I trench to grades and 1 will be Family Studies and trade 6 bv Mrs Joyci science Doug It Mrs will Industrial Arts and gride be grades Ihree ind science Kay j will Resource teacher be instructing students in laught at and Robert Little staff remains the same idi for the St Joseph stiidmts to the Seoul Hill is hull etc AT BAZ MOTORS WE CARE BAZ MOTORS LTD Planning a wedding recept ion anniversary party afternoon meeting Bookings are now being CT for the rental the new ROCKMOSA COMMUNITY CENTRE iin Rockwood Call To arrange a booking THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF HALTON NOTICE PUBLIC MEETING Resource Recovery The Council of the Regional Municipality of Halton will hold a public on Thursday September 22 1977 at 7 30 m in the House Auditorium Centennial Manor Milton Ontario to hear presentations from private companies and discuss solid waste processing for a recovery Interested parties who wish to participate in the discussions are cordially invited to attend Additional information may be obtained from the Regional Public Works office telephone 878 5571 extension Mr Brown The lUrmlcr Road BURLINGTON Ontario There will be no to the staff at Little school although several tea have left to teach the Smith Middle School Allen will continue his job as principal and Larry will remain as vice principal Teachers ire Carolyn grade Rosemary Black kindergarten Kandy grades 1 and Hick grade June Doner Ihien librarian Ethel Gar diner specnl Inrning dis abilities Holmes gride Man Hurst gradi I Maureen Mcllor 1 Mice Mintern grade kinder garlen Joan grade 1 Sharon Preston grade Shirley Scott gride Susan grade Mary Smith grade Hetty is theschool secretary and John Krul Irene Bill Withers are the custodians 39 teachers ready for new school will be teachers including the principal and his vice principal at high school this year Dean ink will maintain his post is principal and McLaren will be vice pal for the second year Both will also teach a few classes a week Other teachers Bruce Andrews Keith Black Rick Wayne Bridle Susan Burns Mary Louise Layer Nancy Clark and Bill Coats Brian Downs Al bis wood Ken I llis Jim Goring Hall Clare Hinder son Dove Jones Pat Louise Krueger and June Levy Harold Rick Inn ivray Roy McMillan Rognvnldson Wally Rowley David Sale Geoff Sanson Boris Bmn Skcrrelt Spencer Harold Swallow Murray Paul Tamblyn Bill Rulh Wilson Holding the fort the various offices throughout the school are secretaries Betty Cole Hughes Audrey I Joan Williamson and Sheila Wilson Beverley Law is the library technician Val Walters is the nurse and Doug Price a recruit from school is head caretaker One student day early With County schools opening a day later than most other it was not surprising that somebody made mlslakc One little lad went tearing over the bridge and up to the Robert Little school Tuesday morning his lunch pail in his hand He was a day early but staff members found him and made sure someone was at home when he returned ACTON TAIL FAIR TRACTOR PULl ENTRY FORM STOCK TRACTORS or FIELD TRACTORS ONLY Fee Per Class NAME ADDRESS Mail to Acton Agricultural Societv Box Acton Ontario WOOL 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