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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-11, Page 14HONOURED ON ANNIVERSARY — Russell and Helen Dallas who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last week received the following telegram froiti, Buckingham Palace. "The Queen sends you warm congratulations and good wishes on your diamond wedding anniversary." -(Photo by Campbell) Shower held for Janet Graham in Brumfield A well attended shower wad held-bb Wed. Nov. 4 at the church hall for Janet Graham:. Words of welcome were extended by Joan Crrunewald , a skit entitled. 'tplanning a shower" was enacted by Norma McGregor, ▪ Myrtle Taylor, Jean Rathweil and Joan Grunewald. , The address to Janet was read Vandewal. litelitifts were, opened by Tamer who thanked everyone and invited them to Open House-on Nov. 9th. Our best wishes to Janet and • Paul whose marriage will take place on Nov. 14 at 4 p.m. at Brucefield church. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dallas on the occassion of their 60th wed- ding- anniversary. ' Mr: and Mrs. Wallace Jackson visited a few day ire Peterborough with, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mahoney and family. Mrs. Hugh Berry visited in London and in Throfito , with Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Elli- ott rind , family last ,week. Mrs. Pearl Eyre and Mrs. Edna Paterson have returned from an enjoyable bus trip to California. , Best wishes to Mi. Jim ---- MeNanghton who was hon- oured at a birthday dinner at Brucefield by his' fajnily on the occasion of his 80th birthday. SCHNEIDERS FRESH .COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE lb. SPECIAL!_ FRESH BOSTON $i BLUE-FISH FILLETS lb. I SCHNEIDERS LARGE STORE PAC RING KED #. -BOLOGNA lb. ff. -SCHNEIDERS 'SQUARE SLICED -COOKED HA 40 PICNIC 115 g. .411 .r PREPARED EGULAR STYLE,250,ml., WOODMAN$ HORSERADISH CUT FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF CUT FROM THE CHUCK CROSS CUT . RIB ROASTS .zehrs fine markets of fine foods • PRICES IN EFFECT WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11 UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY, NOV. 17 FRESH ONTARIO-BUTT PORTION LIGOF PORK lb. FRESH ONTARIO-CENTRE PORTION 1-114 OF $. PORK Ib I. 1,1 J. _ A14 THE; HU ON EX TOR, NOVEMBER 11, 1981 Exceptional Ed is corning to Huron (EDITOR'S NO-'E: For the next seven weeks, Except- ional Ed will be disclosing Bill 42, a bill on special education, with represent- atives of the Huron County. Board of Education. Ed in his - own curious Way. asks nem- ;VOUS questions to the mans varied aspects of special echteation.)' It's a vVarni summer day- and we find Exceptional Ed Cruising into the town of . Clinton with die Wind taking free reign by runningt over the rep' cif Ed's head. He's traveling south after leaving 131yth and arrives in Clinton admiring the leisurely ar•- mosphere of the town when he decides it's time for a beverage break. Ed - (Full of indecisivness ) Where should I head to find a good cup of coffee? Oh, Oh, there is a likely looking prospect. Driving down Vinegar Hill in Clinton. Ed spots a large looking -building to his left and quickly swerves his excuse for an automobile into the parking lot in the rear. Ed heads for the front door and almost makes it into the building in a dignified man- ner. but becomes so engros- sed in looking at his reflect- ion in the glass door. that be misses the, handle and bangs fate the door - Phew. l just met ms-sell. (Unita§ • hut ittoronghlt em- bar! assx: J glances round hint acts, nonce., a 'silo,: on the building - Board t ,diu.atton. humph. e n unusua: handle our a restaurant I 'wonder what kind of they ., show to a tehov.I 1-.0 walks into the 'building and squtnts into the darkness his errs become adjusted to the indoor lighting. He !us: misses colliding N ith the reception desk in the front lobby. At the end of the hall he spurts a sign saying Student Services. He enters the room Looking for some- one' to help him find the restaurant. He spots a wo- man in the room rifling through a filing cabinet and goes to speak to her. Ed - Excuse me Miss, where could I find a good cup of coffee? I'm just visiting Clinton. and thought I would like to stop -for, a' cup of coffee , yon know, hut it seems to be difficult to find- What is Student • Services anyway? • • Sheila Clarke - Whoa sir. this, isn't a restaurant, it' so the Hilton County Board of. Edo- catien. I am Sheila Clarke. , the Student %Services Co- ordinator for the Beard. Ed • t Thoroughly confused.) I beg your pardon. what is Student Services. what is a oa-ordinator and last but nut least what is a Board of Education? (To himself.) I'd° know what Huron County is, Mrs. Clarke - First of all. a Board of Education is a group of people who are responsible for the edireation system in an area. They operate under the Education Act, legislated by the provin- cial government. Ed - Humph. well okay then. what is Student Services? Mrs. Clarke - Student Ser. vices involves personnel trained in various areas of special education who are available to Huron County schools. for program devel- opment and consultation dealing with exceptional children. Mrs. Clarke - (Srailing) No, sometimes an exceptional child- is taken from the dassroOm and rgceivvs extra help in his/her particular area Of c9,11,CSA2 Ed • 'Xikay, what 'else is therethere Mrs. ? - there are also '16 special learning needs classes in the county. They are ,self-contained' classes within regular school „build- .nigs,:And are usually small, prinfiding the student with more attention. Ed - How small are they? Mrs. Clarke - Special learn- ing needs classes are divided into two levels. The primary- junior level usually has enrol- ment up to nine students and the intermediate-senior level usually has enrolment up to 12 students, Ed - Ail right, now let's go back to thebeginning. What does Student Services do? Mrs, Clarke - Under Student Services there are several kinds of teachers, Six of tour 'teachers are called Area ReegarCC.leaChers. FainiP8. ExceptioualitieS. Each one Works, with five schools and is tes'ponsiyle for diagnosing and helping to dpvelop pro- Ipinis for exceptional- stu- dents. Ed - What else is there? Mrs. Clarke - There are five teachers called Area Re- source Teachers, Speech and Language. Ed - Why are those kind of teachers needed, can't the students Speak? Mrs. Clarke - Speech and language teachers assist wan articulation and speech diffi- culties. There is also an English as a Second Lang- uage teacher and a Resource teacher at the high school in Clinton. Ed - Huh, wait a minute,- what dOes that mean in language I can understand?' Mrs. Clarke - We have teachOts who are Specially Vainedin'special editcation, Ed --DO these "teachers rag teach in a alassrOom, with a blaekboard and erasers? , Mrs, Clarke • :The Student. Services teachers test, and diagnose the needs of the students. , • - What kinds of needs? Mrs. Clarke - Wall. special education is for children with special needs. Ed - Oh, just like me. I'm Exceptional E&' am debon- air, handsome and a real thrill to be with. Mrs. Clarke • True, but for our purposes exceptional children may range from the child having difficulties in learning to the gifted child. Ed - What kind of education do the exceptional children get? Mrs. Clarke - The needs of the exceptional child may be met In a, regular classroom pihgram. Presently in Buren County there is. Withdrawal Protram---- Ed. (Alarmed) DeoS it hurt? Ed 7 Weld', as an old dog I. .sonic Cep try to learn new tricks. 1 sure would like to learn 'more about special education. Mrs. Clarke • How about a cup of coffee, and we could continue this discussion? Ed - That's just what I had in mind! ID BE CONTINUED MAPLE LEAF CSMOOKTEDTAG FULLY ECOOKEDit • 2,42 sem. lb. • 416 SiP PURE - 375 g. PKG. 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