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WHITBX' FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1986, PAGE 3 Littie dub sdevelopment Pearson Lane-s By MIKE JOHNSTON finished on the bouse trying to kaep the area Little. look pretty attractive." was the firat name of his asagroup. Free Press Staff and a new porch, a as neat as possible. But "'Right now we're in With the two houses fatber. He hopes to put a Yo'egi tsea Pearson Lanes may raplîca of the original, corne October, after tbe that middle spot bat- rnoved up, Little will sign up acknowledging ~ t e soon bacome downtown ba addecl. inter-brlcking, Ian- waan moving and the own five houses ini a row the houses as Pearson heko hange in two Whitby's newest attrac- He said the new dscaping and new paint, finished product but on Mary St. W. or three montbs," said tion. lessee wants to keep the the area will take on a eventuaily, bafore He said Pearson is an Lanes and ha bopas ail Little. Having successfully old style of the building whole new look," said Christnmas, it's going to old fatxily name and advertising will ba done h.qd thp ti. on- 1-f_-- - .i century old homes moved across Mary St., Bill Little bas decidad to caîl the row of bouses Paarson Lana. And accorcling to Lit- tle, one of the homes, which now stands beside bis Marketing and' Motivation office, bas bean leasad for business as of Saptembar 13. Wblle ha would not disclose the name of the lassea, Little said the first two floors are to b but some designs wtil have to ba completed in- side to maka way for the offices and stores. "People are in- tarested in keaping the downtown heritaga image," said Little. Ha said the second home, whicb now sits bahind bis Marketing of- fice, wiil ba moved up batween the office and the bouse on the corner of Mar and Byron St. The houseis expacted to ba movad u p around the end of Septambar. "1Rlght now you bave to hava some Imagination. We're Board of Education hires -222 new teachers By JAN DODGE Free Press Staff Growtb in the ragion and class siza guidalines negotiated last year with teachers ara responsible for the large numbar of naw teachers the Durham Board of Education bas hired, the superintandent of oparations said. "As of last week wa bava hired 194 probationary teachars elementary and sacon- dary) and 28 occasional tesschers, and thare will ha more," Don Peel said. One bundred and for- ty-eight of the probationary teachars hava been hired at the elemantary lavai; 46 at the secondary lavaI. These teachers will work on probationary contracts for the board from one to, two yaars bafora thay becoma aligible for permanent contracts. Saventean occasional teachars (those birad for less than a year) will work in elamantary schools;. il in secondary scbools. The class size guidelines are 23 studants for kindergar- tan; 23 for a grade 1-2 aplit; 25 for grades 2 and 3; 29 for grades 4, 5 and 6; and 35 studants for grade 7 and8B. Peel said the board can excaad . the guidalines by one but tries not to go bayond that. In secondary schools pupil teachar ratio is higher for academic subjacts and lower for vocational training wbich raquires more banda on experlence. Othar factors which hava, influenced the numbar of new teachars hired ara retiring teachers, natural at- trition, and job sbarlng, where one teacher works in the morning and anothar doas the af- ternoon work for that position. Plane ecra sh A six seatar 337 Sesna davalopad angine troubla shortly aftar take off from the Oshawa airport on Tuesday night and was forced to maka an amergency landing at 7:20 p.m. in a corn field soutbeast of Taunton and Garrard Rd. The pilot of the plana, Paul Plesman of Union- ville, was not burt. Damage to the ýplane is estimated at $40,000. details can hal obtained by calling 6M-4189. . I* tbink it will ha a lot of fun, I'm looklng for- ward to it, "said Buffett, recalling how Heritage Day came about. Ha raceivad a phone cail from Marion Irwin, who is helping to organize the Heritaga TrailTour on Saptam- bar 13, requesting the BIA somebow get in- volved. Buffatt said Haritage Day evolvad fromn tbat phone caîl. "It just made sansa to Isave,it.: The tining was *right. Because of the tour many people will ha An the downtown that day," said Buffett. Ha' also noted that Saptem- ber bas bean proclalmed Heritage month. But the Town Crier contest is not the only avant happening on Heritage Day. "'Wa are very for- tunate to bave Walter Campbell put on a display. That is a major coup for us," said Buf- fatt. Campbell, a Canadian Artist wbo spacializes in Victorian ara homes, bas agread. to present a display of bis paintings. 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