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• OP AND S• wn in night school class
ron board told enrolment
restraints in 1976,"
Mr. Allan also pointed out that
in his announcement regarding
the 1977 General Legislative
Grants, the Minister of Education
had said that for the upcoming
year the maximum enrolment
recognized for grant purposes for
continuing education will be
limited to the enrolment
recognized for such purposes in
1976,
According to the Ministerial
announcement this is an interim
measure necessitated by the
widely differing interpretations
41i and 455 in 27 programs at South 411K
Huron District High School.
Tree iga-k DURING The Christmas Si
tag By TONY MASSIE Cig
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In a report submitted to the
Huron County Board of
Education on Monday,
Superintendent of Education
R.B. Allan told the members that
enrolment in night school
programs had dropped across the
County by approximately 100
students.
His report noted that this was
the first drop in a number of
years and suggested "it may be
attributable to the increased fees
or the sharp reduction in the
amount of newspaper advertising
brought about 'by educational
of the definition of "continuing
education."
In view of this, the minister
said, we will in 1977 review our
policies and procedures regar-
ding the funding of continuing
education. Proposals will be
circulated to invite comment
from school boards and from the
community.
The Superintendent of
Education's report also
presented some of The night
school statistics for 1976. There
are 333 persons enrolled in 22
courses at Central Huron
Secondary School, 403 in 23
programs at the Goderich and
District Collegiate, 215 in 15
courses at F.E. Madill Secondary
School, 50 in five courses at
Seaforth District High School,
e"
sang a
Wedding
n, Terry
ningham
as the choir
e three kings of Orient."
e St. Pierre sang a solo,.
rtik:Noyes and Jason Hodgins
said poems, Readings were given
by Jill, Tracey and Michelle
Cunningham. Duets were ren-
dered by Elaine and Marie
Cunningham and Laurie St.
Pierre and Lisa Carter.
At the conclusion the
congregation was asked to join in
the hymn, "0 Come All Ye Faith-
ful."
Clandeboye United Church
junior choir with Debbie Lynn at
the piano presented their
Christmas concert Sunday. A
carol hymn sing was enjoyed by
all. The lessons Luke 1, 1-20, were
read by Ruth Hardy, Dean Scott
and Dianne Lynn,
Poems were read by Judy
Davidson, Kim Harrison,
Shannon Feke, Catherine and
Jerry Lynn. A trio by Judy
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St. James Anglican Sunday
SchoelTreserited their'Christm
program Sway after, po
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poem/ ,The irls
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Grade 5
Stephen Central
and Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Millson.
Charles and Sandra Schwanke 111r!,,
and children Darryl and Paul
arrived on Tuesday from 4,re
Edmonton, Alberta, to spend the
Christmas season with Sandra'e`•VUN.,
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Rupert
Williams.
John Glavin, Dave and Maureen qg • CHRISTMAS CARDS e TOYS e° MODELS 1
CHRISTMAS WRAPPING
g • CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Millson
entertained on Sunday in honour Og
of their granddaughter, Leona tkre
Glavin's 3rd birthday. Guests e7 y,
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Glavin, "IA;
Leona and Mark, Mr. & Mrs. cti:
dson, Bonnie Lynn and ezy.
acey Harrison, a duet by •-•;;;.,,,
Jamie and Jeff Bond and solos by
Brenda Scott and Cheryl Lynn
was enjoyed by all. David Simp-
son and Dean Scott took up the
offering. The choir concluded by 1 /244 •
singing "We wish you a Merry
Cnristmas." -
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Coughlin and
Karen held Christmas on
Satprday. Visitors were Mrs.
Coughlin's sister Margaret and
David Butler and their family,
Robert, Rick and Sandra of
Guelph, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Butler
Sr. of London, Cathy, Jerry and
Tina Verhey of Huron Park.
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wait for someone to buy me. 7-:
Then ,I will be able to stay in a
nice warm house for the
Christmas celebrations. re.
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axe. Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! That 42.1
hert me. Do they ever treat me
rough,
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