MOVEMENTS OF TEACHERS

Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 22, 18 August 1932, Page 3

MOVEMENTS OF TEACHERS

APPOINTMENTS AND RESIGNATIONS

TARANAKI EDUCATION # BOARD j At the meeting- of the Tarauaki | Education Board yesterday the report; of the teachers' selection committee! was adopted. It recommended that the ■action of the acting chairman in j appointing Mr. V. G. Johnston sole, teacher' at Otaraoa instead of at! Mangatoki he cennrmed, and that the! appointment of Mr. S. Cave as sole} teacher at Mangatoki he confirmed, j If the August term average warrant-! ed it Mangatupoti school should be j advertised as for grade 2. After consultation with the acting, senior inspector the committee re. commended that the following ap-j pointments be made: Croydon, sole teacher, Miss Annie Mace; Moeroa,| Omona, sole teacher, Mr. John L. C. j Procter; TahDra, (sole teacher, M;\ j ■'harles Drader; York, sole teacher/ Mr. Joseph H. Thomas; Opunake,j Infant mistress, Miss Nona A. C. An-j dersou; West End, infant mistress,! Miss Muriel Kirton. The board was recommended to | make" the following appointments of probationary assistants for the third term of 1932: Hazel Harkness, Opuuake; Eileen W. Smith, West End; Lilian L. Chapman, Fitzroy; Phyllis R. Kaylock, Fitzroy; Randolph C Heed, Turuturu; Marjprie Armstrong, Elthara; Christine Harkness, Eltham; Maisie Gorrie, Central; Vene L. MuL ion Central; Winifred Webster, j Okaiawa; Ethel Ellis, Okato; Melba i Jackson. Tawhiti; Ellen B. Fleming, Rahotu; Mary Harley, Hawera; Joan | Y Tonks, Hawera; Thelma Stone,; Westown; Brian E. Mason, Norman-j by Leonard G. Manning, Ohura; El. sie J. Wells. M.otuifoa; Garnett P. Clegg, Manaia; Dorothy Coouey j Stratford; Ngaire K. Burgess; Stratford; Ruth C. Reeve, Waitara; ; Patricia Partridge, Inglewood; Athcr Ross, Vogeltown; John A. Woolfor.d. Raekohua. The following additional assistants; are recommended for the third term:' Jean Ovst.on. Heao; Eileen A. C. Hew'itfe. Stratford,; Edith Garcia, j Waitara.

£eave of absence for varying I terms was granted as follows: -Slise E. Andrews, infant mistress, Fitzroy; | Miss C. L. Bayly, head teacher, Car. ' riiigton; Mr. S. Cave, sole teacher, Mangatoki; Mr. J. A. Farnell, head teacher, Kaponga; Mr. J. Galbraith, sole teacher, Aukopae; Mr. L. B. Galbraith, head teacher, Fraser Road; Mr G. C. Harre, head teacher Ngaerc; Miss A. C. Nicholson, assist ant, Inglewood; Miss E. N. Neville probationary assistant, W>JSt ! End; ! Mr. R. Wells', sole teacher, Kirihau; Miss I E. Wells, assistant, Oakura.