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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-06-08, Page 2Page 2 Times-Advocate, June 8,1978 Will view rape films By JEFFSEDDON Trustees of the Huron County Board of Education plan to go to the movies June 12 to decide if two films dealing with rape are fit for use in county high schools. The films, How To Say No to a Rapist and Survive and All About Rape, are suggested viewing for secondary school students to help them deal with a rapist if they are ever confronted by one. One film, How to Say No to a Rapist and Survive, is currently in the board’s film library and the other has just been released. Dorothy Wallace, chair man of the board’s school program policy committee, told the board that the board owned film has been shown once in 1977-78 to a Grade 12 law class. The film recently came under some criticism after a University of Western Ontario student employed the advice offered in the film and was brutally raped on the London campus last year. The victim claimed the advice given in the film was wrong and that the film should be banned from use in schools and universities. The board was asked by the Kinsmen Club of Belgrave to make use of the film in its secondary schools. The Club sent a letter to the board saying its members had seen the film and a recommendation was made to encourage the board to make use of the “excellent” film. Separate school trustee Eugene Frayne pointed out to the board that the recent controversy over questionable material in English literature textbooks in use in county classrooms may be stirred by a board decision over use of the films. He said the board may be opening the door for more criticism from parents. “It seems like board members have received a lot of criticism over books we haven’t read. The people putting out these films have no experience in rape, who are they to talk,” he said. “It’s just a comment.” Wallace suggested that the board invite some of its teachers or interested parents to attend the viewing. She said the board could meet at 8:00 p.m. and advise any one wanting'to attend of the time. “If it’s a double feature maybe we should meet at 7:00,” quipped Exeter trustee Clarence McDonald. “I hope you learn something at the viewing Mr. .McDonald but not too much,” replied board chairman John Elliott. BE A 4* BLOOD DONOR JSLmpLiELtq WRINGER WASHER • Square porcelain tub • Heavy duty motor • Power pump • Safety wringer • Full time filtering • 3 models to choose • 2 yr. parts replace ment warranty • 5 yr. transmission warranty RUSSELL ELECTRIC (Exeter) Ltd. 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