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Brady teaches teachers in Cameroon By Debbie Luchuk A teacher at Henry Street High School has been chosen to "teach teachers" in Cameroon this summer with Project Overseas. Gord Brady, head of the English department at Henry Street, has been selected a second time by the program to aid in'the professional development project to assist teachers in Third World countries. The program is organized by the Canadian Teachers' Federation, and 60 to 70 teach- ers are chosen each year from across Canada to go to underdeveloped countries to teach teachers, to help them upgrade their skills. Brady said the program covers 15 to 16 countries in Africa, South America, the Caribbean and Indonesia. Last year another Henry Street teacher, John Soehner (math) went to Guyana in South America. Brady had previously been involved in West Africa two years ago. This time he has been selected as team leader of a six-teacher team in Cameroon as he knows the area from his previous stint. "I felt really lucky to be chosen in '86, but moreso to return and see progress from two years ago. Being able to go twice, I feel Community school requested Whitby's parks and recreation department has been asked to establish Palmerston public school as a community school by the Palmerston's parents association. In a letter to the department, the association noted that since the school's gym is currently being enlarged to approximately 3,200 sq. metres, the school would make "an ideal community school site." The department has informed the association that it should conduct a com'munity survey to identify interest in the community and what programs they would like to see offered. Council also approved, on Palmerston addition cost goes Up By Debbie Luehuk Palmerston Public School's addition will now cost an extra $19,352, after the discovery of an old septic bed on the site of the addition. Trustees at the Durham Board of Education's Monday meeting learned from administration staff that the septic bed was not discovered in initial soil tests. Several layers of unsuitable organic material has to be removed in order to place foundations for the addition. The work includes additional excavation, deeper foundation walls and granular backfill replacement for the unsuitable materials under floor slabs. Trustees approved the change order to add $19,352 to the cost of the addition. FAMIL Y WELLNESS CLINIC Chiropractors:- Dr. Peter Wysotski, D.C. Dr. Sally P. Shlapak, B.Sc., D.C. (Hon.) Psychologist:- Dr. George Blake, Ph.D. Reflexologist:- Mr. Doug Thompson, B.A., B.E.D., C.R. Nutritionist:- M. Geoff Riley, B.Sc., R.N.C. Massage Therapist:- Mr. Paul Szymanouski For appointments cail 728-5251 Evening Appointments available 1631 Dundas St. E. Whitby, Ont. L1N 2K9 (Across from Chemey's) Wildwood Ford Sales Ltd. advertisment of June 22nd 1988 should have read : 1989 Probe 'GL' 2-Door Hatchback 48 month lease $314.26/mo. plus tax and lic. Escort 'L' 2-Door Hatchback 48 month lease $199.16/mo. plus t ax and Monday night, the use of Bellwood school as a community school. The community will be able to use the school for various sports and cultural activites beginning in the fall. Pringle Creek is now the only community school in Whitby. really fortunate," Brady said. Each provincial federation puts in money to fund the teams, pay their expenses, accommo- dation, and to get them to the various locations. The teachers are not paid for their work. "We're not allowed to take spouses, because this is a working project. We don't go to places geared to tourism, and it would be too much sitting around waiting (for the non-teaching spouses)," Brady added. In its 27 year of operation, Project Overseas chooses teachers with a minimum of five years' experience, "with a background in flexible teaching situations," according to Brady. This year, Brady will be teaching creative writing and drama. The teachers attending "classes" from Cameroon and elsewhere will "learn different teaching strategies. (We will) show teachers how beneficial it can be to have a federation for networking." "The goal is to see what they want to teach and teach them effective ways to doing it," Brady concluded. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29,1988, PAGE 19 Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des télécommunications canadiennes Notice CRTC - Public Notice 1988-102. The commission has received applications from Rogers Cable TV Limited to amend the licences for the broadcasting receiving undertakings listed below to add a condition of licence allowing the licensee, at its option to provide the Democratic and Repu lican Conventions avai able from C-SPAN a part II Eligible Satellite Service, as part of their basic service. Ïhe Democratic Convention will take place 18 July 1988 through 21 July 1988 and the Republican Convention 15 August 1988 through 18 August 1988. The applicant proposes to distribute this programming on the channel currently used to distribute the House of Commons Proceedings. Rogers Cable TV Limited Suite 2600 Commercial Union Tower, P. O. Box 249, Toronto Dominion Centre, Toronto, Ont., M5K 1J5. Localities and application no.: Oshawa, Bowmanville and Whitby, Ont. (880605100). Examination of application: 301 Marwood Drive, Oshawa. The complete text of this notice and the application may be viewed at CRTC, Central Building, Les Terrasses de la Chaudière, 1 Promenade du Portage, Room 201, Hull, Québec. Interventions must be filed with the Secretary General, CRTC Ottawa, Ont. K1A ON2, with proof that a copy has been served on the applicant on or before 7 July 1988. For more information you may also call the CRTC Public Hearings Branch at (819) 997-1328 or 997-1027, CRTC Information Services in Hull at (819) 997-0313. Canada il l'