Ontario Teacher to Serve Six Months in Bermuda
Norman Rickaby from the Ontario School for the Deaf Belleville will teach in Bermuda for six months starting January 1 1966. He will instruct deaf children ages eight to fourteen in language speech and regular subjects. Rickaby has taught since 1962 and contributed to scouting driving instruction and student council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Rickaby
Bermuda
Ontario School For the Deaf
Belleville
Rickaby
Orono Trustees Discuss Parking on Main Street
At a village meeting Orono trustees debated Main Street parking with W. E. Armstrong urging curb removal to widen the street. Some members favored the department plan while others resisted parallel parking and pondered costs from 100 to 200 dollars for early steps up to 3000 to 4000 dollars for curb removal.
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W. E. Armstrong
Orono
H. M. Mercer
Simpson
R. Forrester
Department
Woodyard
Forrester
Nicholson
Deaf Education Specialist Rekaby Honed in Toronto and Belleville
Mr. Rekaby earned a specialist certificate in teaching the deaf after training at Belleville and Toronto Teachers College. His interest in aiding deaf children began in childhood when he visited classrooms where his father James Rickaby taught the deaf. Mr Rickaby Senior teaches in Metro Toronto.
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Toronto Teachers
Mr. Rekaby
James Rickaby
Mr. Rickaby
Metro
Toronto
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Orono, Newcastle and District
Orono Police
Royal Theatre
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Yardley
Wlsee
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