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TH LUCKNOW SENTINEL. ,LUCKNOW,
ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY,: FEBRUARY 17 1971
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ELECTRICAL.
CON. TRACTOR;
HURON 60
RD OF EDUCATION NEWS
BY MR&. '.WARREN' ZINN
Questions:-
I,• Do schools lose grants if the
are closed during the stormy •
weather? • ...
Since January l', 19U9;,,(when
County Boards were_ formed) grants
have. been paid .on per fiupil;basis,'
?
• lits
'ha
and not on attendance. .1 .s
been adyanta eous'to the::Boards,
in the "snowb'elr area, •
2'. Do'teachers• and custodian$.
rece'ive..pay if school is'closed?. •
As .principals,, teachers, secret'
aries, 'bus-drivers•:of Board owned''
,buses are a.11 on salary :they re
ceiv.e.their full'pay cheque.
ai Is a student•with a Grade ,ti
•Piano and.Grade ,2 Theory. in 1.
Music allowed an extra credit in
.Grade 13 , if said student will be;
attending university.
Grade 8 Piano and Grade 2`
Theory is' acceptable as a credit
for the secondary, school hono(ir
.graduation diploma. Certain
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Universities will acceptit'as a
.credit in their school of Music.
only. However, it is not
Teachers and Department Heads
of Guidance .spoke'to the Board
of Education 'and outlined their
work, in .both elementary and sec-
ondary, ,dealing+with academic,
personal• and. social.coneerns:..
Students are free to see their
guidance .counsellor at:any time
on their `request, .
-4 great deal of discussion took
place on; the. recent storm as far
asscf oo1s were.: concerned., The
administration staff and Board
members ackndwledged-that'the
principals , and staff 'Mall the`
schools had done 'an eXcellent
job in looking after their students•-
many went beyond'• the call of
duty, It 'was felt:that parents: , •
should not avoid' their, responsibil-
er
ity� to the peoplewho .looked aft . .
che-strrd-entsnd it_w.as-hoped.-*that
some token of remuneration has.
been made.:• , • •
That twie,e yearly •paymerits of;
the 'education levy'•from the •
municipalities .be made on June
3`Oth, and 'Decemberf15th to. the
Board'of Education. .
-Huron County Boair'd of Educa:7 •
tion resolved; th'ar they. do'not. .
;wish to continue its participation.
in the :Student Accident:'Insurance
t• parents pay a ever
'Plan (Sl '.
'thay
Septeinber).because. 1'} it did
not coverrnedical'expenses pay-
able under the Ontario Hosg to
Service Plan and: 2)subsc•ribers
ELECTRIC HEATING'
WIRING' AND REPAIRS
Aux
E .LE-T';R -A L
MODERNIZATION
FINANCING ..:AVAILABLE
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Phone 528-5802
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On February 4th the' Lucknow.:
GuideCornpa'ny;met•at the United
•Church for their, regular meeting'..
do not have an, opportunity to'.
review the terms, and conditions
of the Master:policy •before paying
the insurance premium; ' The
Board .decided to'.engL ire into;
dental•' insurance' Which, at present
t-eoye•red-by-0; I -:S. -ITP.'
A
County Council Liaison' Com
.mittee was• formed urde'r' the
chairmanship of the Vide -Chair-"
;matt; John Broadfoot, Twoa;other
Members appointed were Mrs:
Marian Zinn (library).and `Dr. A.
B .Deathe '(health) : It was rec-`
omrnended that•.County Council
establish a similar committee '
re
and that` the'2' committee 'Meet
2 dr 3•.tidies a year to discuss
nor-*
for admission to:any'other faculty.
It is therefore' advisable, that
students receive confirmation',
in writing from the adrnissibns'
g ,,.
Office, of the university they :wish,
toattendconcerning: the allow
ance of..this.credit.
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THANK YOU.
The parents and staff of St. JoKingsbridge,,elh's School, .
thank the road superintendent and b , s drivers for the immeas;
urable assistance given during the storms of the past ,month, It
• is these men who are on the roads ' and who know the road
conditions; Without their advice wrong decisions would be ,made
that could lead to difficulties. and hardships
ThanksP articularly for the advice given b •Mr, DadGibb,
the driver for the St. Augustine route: that• school was dismissed
11 but aeleven.
u .` • o et 'safely home: Without his timely • advice,; the'pupils,
p pils�,t.._,g _ _.. _ _, ,�,.
teachers' and parehTiwouTa^have'hada .difficult three days,
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CLEM S:'TEFFLER , PRINCIPAL
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Spon.sor .I.
. Dance
Valentine••,
W.III'1''l GIl I Ji2CI I lid's
The•inie.ril1bers: of Whitechurch
onie.n's' Institute ; residents of
the village;,sponsored ::'.V'alen-
tine Dance .on Friday evening in
Whitechurch ConiinunityMetior
ial Hall ',lith anattendance of '.
116 adults and around 30 chi•Idren.;
s oreh.esr�� s ipplied music
and Brian Rntoul•did the calling;
The door prize was won by Mrs..
Spence Irwin, The birthday near•,.
,est 'V'a;lentine Day; .since, there •
wac. no'one with 4.V41iltine :birth;'
AMER
iy , was .won by' Art •Ernewein..
�1 lucky cup pri'e ;was WOn by
l.tc lc A tnstrong. The driver
of the car bringing the great'es,t
►iuittherto,thedance w'as won
:by Paii1 Elliott, .who brought 7,
Novelty prizes were given, foi
.i
�d.
the shortest person paying
y iii ;g
sion Kathy Furdon • 'Tallest'
person.,•payin adia si sion was
12us"sel Gaunt,
No?oTie found Valentine anion;
those°w'earin, Valentines so a
prize, was given for:corning' tine
farthest •, which was, won by, •i\1rs,.,
I1ita Allman' of Toronto
I'he..W I..':inernbers on Sattic -'
day, made arrangements to.,hold a
St. Patrick dance with Tiffin'''s
Orchestra ;to supply [T1lisiC,•
• ma ters o
Us routes: and their. effet t. on'snow
ploughing , health and>librar.y. •
services
Mrs, Dolores 'Nicholls instructed -Last week , :I. also attended a_
the"girls on. "how*to set a•tatle special education meeting anti.
for a -special occasion . •and dis- heard Mr, : V, L. Vandergust:,:'.con
cussed' how 'to determine the "best sultant from the Department of
Education speak about the.- "Child
economic buys" .for the family's
meals This w as: a portion af`t*e
horriemaker badge: •
: Three girls Were• e_i rolled'as
Guides, on February 11th, 'Joyce
Belanger,;,'Nam y. \'ar•ren and- Beth
ty.isser •` 'r.' aac :sirs. Warren
f
• and .�Irs�. ivisser er.r e p `s-ent o
the. enrollment.' ,Thefiag wa` .
peseri ed:by a color.party.consi-
tial_; of Kathy T reaez ien ,,
Brenda a'cDo iald.:and, Joanne
cme:. l i
rebai=.y 21.st was announced
Flays. were 'made for tree Irte =.
taational. _ht :b.at the•.Lice:
Lieuter art'cond°uCtet?
clow h.e i ee•
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wit Specific. Learning Disab:ili-ties'
or the perceptually handicapped .
child (,j. that has minimal;
brain.dasnage Wi hou•t':intellecttial
retardation (ex. 'dysle:xia ; ;hyper
activ its-,. etc ) He showed us
Bad$c?tola ':
He also Stated that 15.�4;� of child,
:en ,in school need some. kind 'of
special. education (ex. child who
cannot read , the child' who can
not s ell . the child who cannot.
•
•ou ;never know when yo:t
reedin. .i
`r ez.r. but:.is not deaf):
In, Psre:holozacal ser`ices,; dint
�� the-pa.st;..,,ea , _one Mind ed
•: o nt- student aj-e- e-er
es ..,._nec at the Chilc:en's Psych,-
toric ,P,esearch Institute, LorldOn;.
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the moo: e;ic:: Psvehi•atri•c Hos-
MONUM ENTS
r ,gourd counsel and a fair- price on a tponurrient
orreet;v-e:44o-m auclit•arial, rely on
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