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;7p.NESPAY, FEBRUARY' 9 1972
THEATRE .
WINGHAM
PHONE 3574630
SHOW TIMES
Fridays and Saturdays 'at '1:15
and 9:15. All other days, one
show at 8;00, except where
noted on the program.
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THUR., FRI., SAT.,
FEB: 10, 11, 12: .
'Adult Entertainment'
"The Losers"
Colour
See what happens when a
group of Green Beret veterans
go -looking for a motorcycle
gang who killed two girls.-
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(SPECIAL)
SAT. MATINEE
FEB. 12
"The Yearling"
All seats
Bantams Lose
To Hensall
The 'Luc know Banta nis lost the
second ,ante in tire W.0-, A. A.
play-off series against liensall on
Thursday'Of last .week, by a score
of The gar de. was played in
Ilensall with Ilensali taking the.
• series 2. stra ight ' •
lilteknow's.gOat was scored by
R.dy Ae-ke-rt-,--assiste_d.by:Raui •
Simpson and Randy Alton:
Fleas Won Over
Ripley 4 -
Lucknow .Fleas won over .Rip-
ev:1 -Viria-g'arlie in Ripley on
Goals were scored by Allan
Eadie with 2,. Steve Frayne• and
Art Clark Leach'. Assist§ went
to Kevin Bolt, Kent Alton., Greg.
Gardner, Paul
David Pritchard, arid Rob Herid ,
erSon shared the goal-tending
for LueknoW's shtit-out..
THE -.1,4CKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, -ONTARIO
REPORT FROM HURON SCHOOL REP
ed by the Department of Educa-
tion. To each of these Iluion
County has'contributed financially
Many parents will be glad that
they will receive.soniething in
return,
There are rilore students inter,
ested in a good music program
than you realize. I taught in two
Secondary Schools in Toronto for
twenty years. In both it was
rioted each year after the initial
start that from one third to one
half of the 'students would elect
music. Formerly cOmpeterit `staff
was not available. To-day the
universities are graduating enough
to fill 'the demand and•the Cities
have their complement so you
should not lose your music staff
after a brief sojourn with you.
The 'Department of Education pro,
vides a generous grant to schools
to provide instruments for a Start
on the program. •
Music Well taught so the
students 'acquire the necessary
skills to perform a challenging
and rewarding repertoire is more
demanding on mental discipline
than any other subject. Having
taught elementary school (graded
andunzraded• rural and urban
and EngliSh, history arid music in
secondary school, I Can support
the statement well. I do believe
mental discipline can be taught
through involvepent 'in the most,
difficult subjects. The young .are
not sO antagonistic or rebellious;
they are just not challenged
enough and 'music Of a high level
:piaises the gssatest group, demands
of them all. The interested, the-.
involved!, the achieving student
learns to adjust to co-operate, to
achieve, to accept responsibility
in split Second timing. He does-
n't get three downs as' in a rugby
game , Or tbrec -strikes: as in- hird-:-
b he gets but one opportunity
Juveniles Trounce
asall;
a 'performance to produce .the
right. note for 'the 'proper, amount
Mijdmay 14'• - of time and stress, to attain,the
right tone, the right pitch, the
right ba la nee , nd :blend , the Lucknow JUvenilec trotinCed
• l -ea articulation , and. the Nlildmay 14-2 in a game played
reel mood all at. someone else's • in LucknOw.on February .What other subject., 6th. meets:. that list 'of The line of Allan Andrew
requirements?' , • Doug-St-e4enson-aad RrIcco I I
Moncrief accounted for nine of There will .berparents, even
communities, who will, not see the goals, each player scoring •
the' hat trick:- Other goals were the benefit produced from a good
music course for they didn't have scored by Dave Black 2; Steve
such an Opportunity themselves. Hackett, Paul Frayrie
and. Graham It is tip to, the elected representa-Hamilton 1 each.
tives.and the Administrative Staff Lucknow outshot Mildmay. 54
to introduce, pOpularize and sup- to 10.
port the venture. I hope the •
ProfeSsor Dawson Woodburn,
recently retired music master from
Althouse College of Education,
appeared before the BOard On Jan-
uary 17th to make a' strong plea
for the introduction of music ,
both vocal and instrumental, as a
credit subject in Huron County;
secondary schools and for an im-
proved, more intensive program
in the Elementary Schools, The
'Board assured Mr. Woodburn that
this topic would receive in-depth
study from the EducatiOn
Teachers or parents.(groups
or individuals) with strong feel-
ings pro or con on this subject
are invited to contact the Direc-
tor of Education, Huron.County
Board of Education, 97 Shipley
St. Clinton, and 1 would be pleas-
ed DO pass. any comments along
too. The 'following is part of a
letter that Mr, Woodburn wrote to
the Oard and which I chought the
parents of this area might b:e inter.
ested in reading. The elementary
students of this vicinity have had
the opportunity of•obtaining vocal
or instrumental music but could
not go any further with it in the
secondary schools as it was not
available.
Front the letter "I hear rustle
in the wind•Aliat there is hope of
some initiation,of.a program .
Which I hope'w ill be_implemented
and on.a high standard, Baron
is one of the last Counties in
South-'western Ontario to initiate.
a music program so• I wish.them
well: -Regional Boards o.f Educa-
. tion mere irristituted in partdt9„ give
all sectors.of this provinte equal
Opportunity. Several,counties,f,
towns and cities have availed'
themselves of the•eXpertise , the
financial' assistance the supply, of
competent music teachers offer-
713Gard -nrember-s- atrt-0f__
the ia.et that the music program;
is a suceessful.Yenthre in the
major .cities and Many rutal,and
smaller OM n• centres... '
In. South-Western Olitarid, Bad
LiStowel, Woodstock have,
successful nui.sie programs by . •
ha v ing .coped with .the prOble
of cost , staff, limetabling,
aPithy and.iridifferenco. It is
froin- you that the leadership; _
snpport., Maintenanee andincont-
ives mustyome."
,Those who read in the Unitd
Church Observer (Jan.. 1912) the'
article•entitIed Tl'hat's what it's
like when you .Hare a .retardod
Child" might.be interested to
know that, it was written by a •
T athCL.NAlegt uOtcr att ends
-the liuroni hope School at Huron
Park. This school for the Train-
able Retarded is integrated with
the J. A.. D. McCurdy Elethentary
School:.
That 'now .a teacher or principl
r*r•retire With full pension after'
35 years of service. however,
live business... that to succeed today,
production costs have to be controlled
today, in evelry way' possible: .
Feed costs,, labour, time . . . these
are all costs of production that you can
probably reduce even more'. If your
d-Ter,44,4a6,10-s4a4axvs,Latithlitely. to
expand further', start calculating th6
production savings made possible by
bulk feeds handling. •
Behind SHUFItGIN BULK FEED.
SERVICE is. years .Of experience in '
feeding lierds and .flOcks, that number
in the thousands: That experience is
yours for the asking, Would you like
-tolalkl it over?
There's Increased
Feeding Efficiency
for You in Sh-Or•Gain.
Bulk Feed Seryice •
fram - Us-
you need hardly' be • reminded that
a.
SHUR-GAIN
thirty-five years of service plus
the teacher's age must
e.4ual 90,
That 'some questions arose a
week ago when .some students
from Ashfield were called, in by
the Guidance Department at F.' E.
Madill S.S. in which the students
thought that there were going to
be boundary changes. No bound-
ary changes can take place with-
out the Board passing new polic-
ies hn fact the Board of Educa-
tion does not want to get involved*
in that can of Worms for a while).‘
However last August, 3 students
on the sixth concession of Ash-
field, (west) were granted,permis-7
sion (after the parents had written
to the Board) to „transfer from the
Wingham High' School area to the
Gorderich area because of closer,
proximity (25 miles to Wingham
and 15 to Goderith).
The ,Board feels that some stud-
ents' who are suspended from
school' might derive some benefit
or assistance from interviews with
the Psychological Services staff.
A policy recommending such
.PAGi; two,