TEACHING STAFF CHANGES

Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29234, 18 June 1960, Page 15

TEACHING STAFF CHANGES

Appointments And Resignations The Canterbury Education Board has approved the following teaching staff changes;— Appointments Head Teacher.—Rolleston: Mr N. Hamilton. South New Brighton: Mr R. W. Hull. Sole Teacher.—Halkett: Mr J. Sutherland. First Assistant Master.—Freeville: Mr F. J. Geddes. Halswell: Mr R. L. Austin. Senior Assistant Mistresses.— Avonhead: Miss E. J. Green. Ham: Miss J. M. Neale. Sumner: Mrs M. M. Calder. Assistant Masters.—Halswell: Mr P. J. Oakes. Hari Hari: Mr T. W. Lambert. Hornby: Mr B. A. Logan. Lincoln High: Mr I. D. Armstrong. Linwood Intermediate: Mr F. A. O'Connell. Mairehau: Mr R. J. McGlinn. Orari: Mr A. W. B. Fleming. Selton: Mr P. Love. Waimat- . Mr W. S. T. Foote. Waimataitai: Mr R. J. Barlow. West Spreydon: Mr J Dent . Assistant Mistresses.—Cashmere: Mrs F. B. Phillips. Rolleston: Mrs M. D. Hamilton. Timaru West: Miss B. M. Ball. Waimate: Miss B. L. Moynihan. Wakanui: Miss N. B. Laing. Woodwork Teacher.—Fairlie District High: Mr D. Whitfield. Resignations Broomfield: Miss N. K. White. Cashmere: Mr H. H. Wilson. Geraldine D.H.: Miss E. E. Macdonald. Lincoln: Mr W. O. Mappiebeck. Linwood Intermediate: Mrs B Bruce and Miss E. L. Bush. Port Levy: Mr L. E. Kerr. St. Albans: Mrs E. F. Hansen.

Gas Heater Fire.— Fire in the underside of the floor behind a gas heater caused severe damage to a wall and partition in the home of Mr J. H. Booth, at 41 McDougall avenue at 1140 am. yesterday. One unit from the Cen- _ tral Fire Station and another from St. Albans attended. The fire was believed to have been caused when gas leaking from a faulty joint ignited.