RELEASE OF TEACHER SOUGHT
Service In R.N.Z.A.F. ' Appeal Board Supports Application The release (if Hight Lieutenant j liarios Mired Innes, a member of (ho staff i. 1 the 'I iiniiru Bin s’ eil (o the instructional staff of tile Koval New Zealand Air Force at Wigiam for the lasi three years, vas recommended by the No, lost Alined Forces Appeal Board at a sitting in Timaru yesterday. The chairman iMr K. Mackenzie) presided, and associated with him were Messrs S. G. McClelland, J. Cooke and H. Fleetwood iCrown representative). Evidence was given by the Rector (Mr A. G. Tait) and Mr A. C. Martin, secretary to ths Timaru High Schools Board of Governors. Tire evidence stated that Mr Innes had been appointed to the High School staff in February. 1939. In May. 1942. he had joined the instructional staff of the R.N.Z.A.F. at Wigram where he had since been stationed. Mr Innes’ position had been advertised but there had been no male applicants, and women teachers had filled the vacancy. He taught mathematics and science, and was required to assist ill many activities, games, sports, etc., which could not be undertaken by women teachers holding a temporary position. Other decisions were as follows: Release from R.N.Z.A.F. recommended: Arthur G. Turner, farm worker (Ena Turner, Geraldine). Release from R.N.Z.A.F. recommended for three months: Lawrence J. Blair, electrical apprentice (South Canterbury Power Board). Adjourned sine die: George Charles Williams, lorry driver and assistant at by-products works. Washdyke i Director of National Service); Maurice Allen Johnson. farm hand. Craigmore (Director); Selwyn L. Dore, electrical apprentice, Timaru (Director); Ivan A. Ennis, pottery worker, Timaru (Director): Melvern P. Talbot, turner, Temuka (Director); Fenterman G. Keen, farm hand, Morven (Leslie Keen); James Henry Ray Thomson, baker's apprentice (J. Gilmore). Adjourned sine die, to be reviewed on October 1. 1945: Alexander J. Cameron. tractor driver, Gleniti (Director). Adjourned sine die. to be replaced if possible: Maurice J. Wood, engine driver, Albury (Director). Leave to adopt appeal for release and adjourned sine die: Ivan W. P. James, labourer (A. B. Ramsay and Co). Release from camp recommended: James A. Wells, farm hand. Temuka (M. M. Coffey); F. W. Clearwater, engineer, Morven (William Clearwater); William G. Jamieson, farmer, Taiko (J. F. K. Jamieson); Albert Charles Richardson, farmer, Willowbridge (Director); Ramsay Harrison Corlett, teamster. Gleniti (Director); Release from camp recommended to October 31. 1945: Peter Hastings Mus-croft-Taylor. farm hand i LieutenantColonel C. C. Muscroft-Taylor, Geraldine). No recommendation for release from camp: Jack D. Baynes, farm hand, Waihao Downs (E. C. Wright); James M. Doyle, teamster, Fairview (Thomas Doyle).
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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23257, 19 July 1945, Page 4
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428RELEASE OF TEACHER SOUGHT Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23257, 19 July 1945, Page 4
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