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Recentlyretired CVItea c her istllearning py ChriBovlo JackHutcisonî 33, yearsof teaching experience un Ürder hie belt, cmnnow -watch abalgame withotmarkingp!apers. -, Hutchinson, retired in June froin Anderson 'CVI where',h. - taught for 23 yeaiÉ.. A graduate of Peterborough taàhers college, Hutchinson, 'm 1959 went ýto Osh#pwa where h. tagi lementary ,sehool for 10 years. He continued 'his post-seod ar education. dunnig sunimers adreceived l i. ýuniversity dein1966. [ftchinon served, as a-» vice principal at both Dr. S.J. Phillipa and'Dir. C.P. Cannon. At Ander- son., he served 'as head of the biology department. T7he ,move from a one-room school-hlouse at Orange Conersà .to Anderon was quit. a cban e. dégréeseveral y jears rioranà there had been a lot of changes ,in biochemistry." To koep -on top of the matenial, he.contmnued -stùdies at the -Merchant's tax relvoit FROMPAGEi teenagers and Young a( >Tii.niea ei. t. put, younip.SpIes et 0 "he iïe saya. -.--Madia W*àys the plan for,- Young >peoll t. hour a wek t b. with a minimum salarj hour. H. says the. governii mû.e up the difference The mon. y'is spent h. "says. <Thyput money in welfare sndi ment*insteadof creatin, <'5Ihe system is thi and it encourages pec Tah mneypoured the -economy wouldq incérease in salary, he si Madia cites 16- t. «critical age» for peop] money t. spend. He says, a Young col: t. bu4r1 a variety of appliances and goods. Young people are i obuying'..entertain*ment* values ~ut. such- as VCR, CD., - a and, ;money in He says there is aà need for a 3o theY cami. transfusion'ln tii. economy, or Canada will face aslowv economie would cali death. work 40 Zhe.müet be.'an incentive rewaided. for soqmeoneý to work towvards, ~'of $12 an' som.thing,' such -as' better ,,pay >and impri~djàbsituainh i.nts could says. >u isalary. Madia: also believes the, cur- foolishly »rentoeducational'system do.. not too muchi promote good work .thics.' unemploy- He suggests a'system similar gjobs.» to> the', on. found in most of e problem Europe opre to b. «Yo6u spend haif the day learn- ingin a cassrooxn and the other back into hafworking, ,he says. offset the. He 'says ifa parent cmi do ýays. work at home, tii, child will do- it 24 as the with the parent. le t. have- «You got ta ut it into reality, lut. praoticee ays. uple needs «ii. echuld ,fids ont at. ý an household earlier age what h. or she really wants to do and what h.e or she terested in will 1k. t.doilife," -he says. JACKAEHUTmsN ,Anderson Yrefe sÏervces, a studënt awsa Hutchinson. lontle bolgyteacher at' ,in -June.' lu reco gnition .of 'bis 3rd ,in, biology was named after Chris Bovi. photo University of Guel'ph. His îdedication 'lwas offlcially reconied i 1986 -When hé- receîved the Outstanding Biology Teacher Awarýd fromý the' National Assocation of fliolkr Teachers 'An -annual OAC Biology award, at ACVI aléo bears hi. name. éa gesturey resented by the Ander. son staff., Rewards of teachigÈ beyrond. plaque and'bursara. stait -Enionintal atck and- rycngprograins sai& Hut- H. ha.aso^worked with. stu- dents who*:have 'wo!nýold' and- Huatchinsoàn 'continues. tl. remain a'p art of Anderson. Attending fi eldt elpon, keep 1himactive inthe, fiîeld withioutbeingtieèddown. .,i havanWt begun 1ta nil. the. routline.",Paght' now rPm stli on, sunimerbrek.» S Stfllpl1anning to teachin a substitut. roIeîhe also plans. to continue le armng. "I Wôûldnt nund taking soin gh t ehooloeurses,'hà a. BSut it as any s-t=deelas taught there ýis on. ' thing he- do.. not miss: homework. *Memberships *Tou, naments I*FuiIy, icensed * Snack Bar .*Power,arts AaIal Durham Reglon Mlnlstry-of SkiliIs Development Dr. Carl Beigiec HUMA N, RESOURCES: *Peter Taylor Davrid McCamus VYince ,,DaCosta OUAU1Y, Program T.am: Dr.- Cerf eiie=aniel, Borris, David Bratton, fan Cook# Joseph Cyr, Dr., Joaeph D Cruz. Viriçe DaCo ta, Dr.- GarM~hm John Long. Dr. Michael Mayo, David MoCamus, Normn Nopper., Peter Taýw,ýDr.. George Yan à. - -.--.w, '~,-1J; ~. - i ' I i i A.l I k1!!iW ' 1 1 GEÊN FEES %.A a R 4 a . . I We0kays 16.0 .I ... . 1430 King.St. Port. Perry lU6-95-23 [Il *-CHIC ,KENDINNERIlý ' for $5.B5 and get thée2nd for 1 Piease"order ahead I , to avoid waiting. . * Offer expires Sept. 17/91 80 BThickson Rd. S. * (across tramU yoico) 4 666-3663 4-e NOWONLY1 1 lcoupoinperorýder I Expires Sept:30. 1991 I 1003 3Dundas St. E. I '~ à Ontario "4 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT They arepato a group of 14 top -busins cnultants who wo0uld li ke to hel.«!!! p -ou improve yourcmayspoi, - compet. tv...s...n ov......p..........g. DIAMOND tRIANGLE INCv Cnada, i lut LUI #a< WHAT DO THESE FOUR PEOPLE HAVE IN COMMON? Me ýl