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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-01-15, Page 4NESCAFE 1NSTAN COFFEE 5.19 10 OZ. JAR BEEF IRISH MEATBALL PURITAN STEWS 24 OZ. TIN .19 HOSTESS PINEAPPLE BAR CAKE BalIERI0 FLAVOURED ASPIRIN .24 TAB , 0 BTL.- PAM SPRAY HOSTESS BUTTER TARTS, HOME PRIDE CRUSTY BREAD g • ANTI STATIC SPRAY STATIC 6 OZ. GUARD • Lp , • . 7 -•-a np J •„ 414';... HE HURON EXPOSITON,, JANUARY 15, 1901 •• erth parent objects . to school photos . • . . ,181% COLLEEN MALONE11- • - 4". School pictures beeatne a slurp issue, at ''the Perth, County Board of .Education Meting, Jan. 6. despite assurance by whet)) principals that parents were ruins,; being pressured int° purchasing the shins. Michael •Leser4-12Ia Waterloo Sp. S., Stratford, .ern .• a letter to the:board. as01g that school pictures be dis.continued. liiS my ‘-ontoptioo that these pictures A are fiery -,ilften unwanted, that very oftee the parents 491 adequately...afford to pay fair them. that, Otere is. no gitett teasola fo bring moral pressure, to: ear parents• ii)P1118Jit their..ehildren to PuNhase pictures *Neb theyq nOti,want • and posAitily citron. affeird'And ,l'• feel that the whole- proceedute. stinks.; Said beser. Direaor of Educationi Keo .Self took a tax14011v survey Of Mee eienMitar.y- three. sercondary whoa* and' foetid,' *the. ithmediate response from principals o as there was no preSsure to purchase.'' he Mr. Self asked each school pnneipai about the type of-picture: taken. it there va as pressure to purcha,se, and if there had been any complaints about the, photos. "According tifthel2 schools Contacted. you couldn't count six compiainti,in '' said Mr. Self. But Trustee-Derrick. Ward attempted to ,slidot holes in Mr. Self's survey, ,when he snapped, "there maybe were oni, six complaints from the -principals surveyed. I received six. complaints this year, from our own • School: - "Most people' today have cameras and. ••• tateilittes of their own and quite frankly, the way that pictures are being handled and the pressure coming home from Miles,/ Johnny or little Sally-- my .classmates axe getting theit picture; taken. why, can't It may not Seem like much ,but ttrre is PIN:wurea% Our the Calmly . and Idle* that the Beard, do the Other hand. should take ;cline serious consideratiOn to what Dr. Leser is saying While he admitted, the value of class pictures. trustee ai Dearing supported dtiir Ward '1-,ie..not sort the ,pra;,ttet of ta: eourieued,': 'he . Lnastee Barbara Herman rea';aigniza,,d the ,but °.'I think-, we prObably could get the tiame•degrate of agitation if the il,racttee was diSeontinued.." trevare alaireed 'with parents who, ,. succumbpeer to pr pressure ," said i:.1rs•, • - Herman. Focusing on a soletioa to the problem. Mrs Herman suggested principals, issue a memostressing that there is absolutely no obligation to purchase photographs. the sera ea of schools showed support for continuing the pivlures. said Mr. Self. In 'his letter Mr. Leer said. "I realize that this is really a small matter and yet for years my blood has been boiling everytime I hear about, the practice and I take this opportunity to draw•it to sour attention and to ask you to seriously; consider putting an. end to such a pernicious imposition. Nothing des eloped 'from Dr. Leser's,„ request.' 1 he hoard passed. ;.1 Motion to _ continue w itit'the pit ores.' ity to lave sortie practical experience with- • another language of another people.' Perth County students will be paired with • Quebec stu- dents on the basis of age. grade and similar interests. On. July 16 they will return to Chitailh with students 'from , Quebec. who will spend the next' two weeks in their partner's homes. Because the exchange is sponsored by the Bilingual Vcchange Seeretariat 11010 Weedless parents strioke compared with those--who have non- smoking parents. As well. carbon monoxide levels in poorly ventilated smokes-- filled-rooms have soinetirnes exceeded levels cOnsidered Safe in industry: "The moral of the stery. 1 uess, is that we should rep evei.avae aaato ape" se. arTri ater. eIV IDRILLING 1 INZ..1400.per , ,and -5085 I` 4 MODERN-"ROTARY'. RIGS j Neil 527:;737... I • Our' 521.0828 I . JIni 52-077.5.;,.. Tr6stee questions value . • , - •- , • - •;•. s forty-eight PerthycountV profi t:,. Organizatien 'seTbsi a ,4 in volved in short term (five J‘l'a.',st.ttdentschet.w:e_en_the ages, of • dized by •,the -Secretary ot "MileXthalig'es in the past. 13 and l7 ,Willy;trayel to State -and the Ontario !and, But trustee Barbara Her- . • . Quebec on•June 30' as part of , Quebee Ministries of Educa.. man questioned the value' of a month-long Summer Bolin- nun) coo to indiVidual Stu• the short Program. • . . , - - • • .kke a I - , -E x c ki. a n g e Program. , , dents w:111 not eXceed,,,S$00' , ''There are two.days lost in ' The Perth Chinity,Board of PrOgram activities will be travel time, ,.4orit.,my own Education agreedat its mee,t- -.. organized by a•tearehing team personal experience:. I just . . . • ing Jan; 6 to act as a host of two experienced teachers. ..:Wonder how profitable it board for the program. . , .and two university ,students was: It was teo shert „ . a time Nancy • Garner, French- ' 'from each community-. • for , the: distance we, were. • , • , . .. . . . . ,..-. . . . . . opnsultant:for the Board1 said The Perth County Board of travelling and I could really the 'program,' "gives stu- Education has agreed to not see too inane: benefits, dents an excellent, opp provide_aschool for ten days Herman -said. uebec exchange ..., . --a.... . , • Wednesday January 21 during the - exchatige. Re- sponsibility for the cost of. inter-eity transportation and staff salaries will also 'be assumed by the board. How- ever. •the board will be reimbursed by the 13' 1 kind Exchange Secretariat at the end of the exchange ' Students in Perth ounty are currently eligible' for three types of.. exchange prograrhs. Elementary and secondary --sehoral students have been Mrs. Garner admitted lit- de benefit in !unease:Corlett . tatIon through,' the five day. exehange. "But.' 1 -think it does have a benefit as far as giving. them . (the students,) expOsare. a- Freneh- -Canadian family." she Said:„, • • On. Jan. 0w eight Perth County Students will travel to Quebec where :they will attend secondary 'school for three .months. as part of a lengthier exchangeprograrn. C.1 Huron and Perth health agencies are co-operating this year to sponsor National Non-Smoking Week, January by 9uittipg.:' 18 to 24. The,„week's high- says. light is Weedless Wednes- Members of , • , day, January ' 21 • When gency committee .• smokers all over the country are being asked to give, up the habit. fora day at least, Huron County and Perth District heillth,Uniti are mak- , ing the area'S schools aware ' of the benefits of quitting or ' not starting to smokeAndLthe. week's theine is -Join" the Majority- Be a Non-Smoker!' According to US health studies non-smokers now ,shake tip two-thirds of the US population, and up 'to 70 per cent of a group -of 'non-, smokers suffer eye rritation. as well as headache, ,coogh sore' throat after expos- ' ure to a s'us'tained dose of someone elqt's smoke, , Evelyn Scott of the Ontario Heart Foundation's Perth County chapter, adds that' studies have shown,respira- tory. illnesses are more coma meth amcirig Children whose .'mind very much that they . smoke.'' Snickers are not only- del ng themselves a favour Mrs., Scott the intera- for non- WHY NOT Build ,a warm fire —_Put on some romantic music Dim the lights _ — Slip into ,something-comfy POur yourself 'a drink , .‘. COLD WEATHER -WEATHER HefiNVIPING, youR g1"tE1: And do what comas naturally. • ' smoking' week in, this area- are the two county health units, the Heart Foundation. ,,,,the Huron Perth Lung Amin- ciation, and the Huron and Perth branches of the Cana- dian Cancer Society. 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TIN 100 TAB BTL. 49 HEINZ FANCY l'OMATO JUICE 48 OZ._ TIN AelelLEIS ' SIB, BAG PRODUCT ortT.S.A. • BROCCOLI CANALIKN011 ONTARIO • . SMALL CDOIONG ()WAS 10 LB. BAG HEINZ TOMATO- PASTE PINK OR WHITE DOVE OAF' ' FOR NO STICK COOKING • 5.5 OZ. TIN 240Z. LOAF 95 G.. BARS -- 13 OZ. TIN E.A. 109 • • • PAMPERS DIAPERS DAYTIME REGULAR 30's a; OR EXTRA ABSORBENT 244.s q_Vq•T'• 5 $1 OVERNIGHT 12's SUNLIGD ° o0 ML' [NT DETERT a trrL Rug PEODORiZER CARPET 4G" di 79 FRESH ' TIN 5% Discount for Sodom ctinesdif Only! 'Prices Effective Until Saturday, Jan, 17, 1081 In Most Superior Shires We reserve the right tOtimit quantities.' . to 'nornial family yequiranients SEAFORTH SUPERIOR MARKET SupPLIEwAto StRVICED SY EkitOTT mARR FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE