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SEASON'S Greetings with best
wishes for the Holiday Season
and the aiming year to all out
friends. — The lones.
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Among the many sincere good
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Mary and Bill Janes.
Greeting& will be published in the Expositor
for 20 words December 16 and 23
Nursery schocilers dressed like Christmas presents for Saturday's
parade.
After a coffee break, Ex-
ceptional Ed and Sheila
Clarke, Student Services Co-
ordinator for the Huron
County Board of Education,
continue their ongoing dis-
cussion on special education.
Ed - Me and you have
Exceptional Ed, part 5
What at high school?
Twelve days of Christmas on the Horticultural Society's parade float.
Fair Queen contestants, including queen, LisaNewe y, top, in Saturday's
Santa Claus parade.
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An Misted gift is remembered
long after the occasion
Nothing can match the lasting beauty of jewellery.
And if it's from Anstett's ail the more sixicial.
Because a gift from Anstett's is Of the finest qualify, and
offers you th(ktruest value. AtAnstett's, you can count
ort finding thel5erfeagiriforkiny Occasion.
if ifs from Anskes it s ou're special'
Patricia Anstatt • Manager of Anstett Jewellers, St. Marys
Cathy Anstett •
JEWELL EQS 8 Albert Street, Clinton
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ANSTETT
already talked about some of
the special education pro-
grainS in this county. what
else is there?
Mrs. Clarke - At the second-
ary school level, (realizing
'Ed's limitations) that is high
school students-. ranging in
,age from 13 to 18 there is
now a school resource teach-
er at Central Huron Second
cry School in Clinton.
'Ed - Just. one teacher?
Mrs. Clarke - Yes • one
teacher at • that level at
resent. We , hope, to have
one in each secondary school
in the near future.
Ed - Yea welt, what does thit
teacher do?
Mrs. Clarke - This teacher'
provides extra support help
for the' student with except-
ional needs in the normal
stream-
Ed -in Ohla: (Looking thought-
ful) What else is there?
Mrs. Clarke - Besides the
remedial and learning ex-
ceptionalities progaMs, I
mentioned the Area Re-
-source Teacher, Speech and
Language to you.
Ed - Oh ya, they work in
art-osci-ambulation?
Mrs. Clarke - Not quite, they
meet With, children in the
Schools to help them Aearn to
pronotifite words correctly.
and to help them with patt-
erns of spoken language..
Eachteacher goes to approx-
imately six schools, visiting
once a week. They're an
important part of our special
education team.
Ed - Boy, there is a lot more
involved in special education
than a person first imagines.
Mrs. Clarke - Yes, and Bill 82
will involve still more at-
tention to all aspects of
special education.
Ed - You've lost me. What's
Mrs.ili 82yCe:l:rke 1 Oh dear, I'm
sorry. Have I not mentioned
that
Ed - No, but please explain it
to me.
Mrs. Clarke - Well in De-
cember:of 1980, the provin-
cial government legislated
Bill 82, a bill on special
education,
Ed Provincial government.
Is that those people at
Queen's Park in Toronto? I
have heard of them.
—Mrs. Clarke -- Yes it is.
Anyway, the government has
set down rules and regulat-
ions on how bill 82 is to be Set
up in each board of edurat-
ion's jurisdiction. `ch, the
area they work for, for exam-
ple our board covers Huron
County.
Ed - Right. What does this'
bill have to do with you?
,Mts,Clarke - Welix Student
settingServic up and tarrying.
esactsasadYisos in
Out
the bill. As I said earlier. Bill
82 is a bill on special
• education, which is what we
have been discussing.
Ed - Oh dear, I'm afraid
have so much more to learn
about this spechil education
and Bill 82. Do you have the
time to explain it some Mere?
Mrs. Clarke • I do havoa ,
meeting shortly, tintld- wit;'
perhaps continue this tomor-
row?
Ed - That would be super. Young' winter dampers on the Optimist float.