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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-07-23, Page 14KONARSKI-DIVOK THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1986. PAGE 15. Education centre kept busy Betty Konarski, daughter of Franklin and Kay Konarski, RR 1, Blyth and Derek Divok. son of George and Mary Divok, Clinton were married on June 14, 1986 at St. Joseph’s Church, Clinton. Father J. Pluta officiated. Maid of honour was Teresa Konarski, sister of the bride. Jan Divok, sister of the groom and Jill Clynick, friend of the bride, were bridesmaids. Best man was Dave Williscraft. Ushers were Steve Colclough and Jim Manning, friends of the groom. Jenny and Angie Konarski, nieces of the bride, were flower- girls. Jason Konarski, nephew of the bride, was ringbearer. Music was provided by Don and Sheila Johnston. A reception was held at Goderich Township Hall, Holmesville. After a honeymoon trip to Hawaii the couple will reside in St. Catherines. Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured with two showers, one by friends and neighbours, hosted by Jean and Laura Scott, the other by friends and co-workers in St. Catherines. Programs at the Wawanosh Valley Conservation Education Centre in 1985-86 saw 2,500 children visiting the Centre during the school year. The Centre, which offers a variety of conservation education programs in fall. winter and spring has hosted schools from the Huron County Board of Education and Huron-Perth Separate School Board. The Wawanosh Centre is located southwest of Belgrave, on the Maitland River. It is operated by the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. Classes visiting the site can choose one of a number of programs from sensory hikes for the young, to indepth forest management and stream studies for older students. Stream studies were very popu­ lar with teachers and students this spring. Students explored a sec­ tion of the Belgrave Creek to search for its inhabitants; fish, turtles, frogs, crayfish and a variety of insects. The captured inhabitants were examined and released. In the process students learn about life in a stream, food chains and how man’s activities can affect water quality. Debra Perkin, Con­ servation Education Technician for the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority conducts the programs and is assisted by Diane Lalonde. “We want children to be comfortable in the outdoors and gain an appreciation and aware­ ness of our natural environment,’’ said Miss Perkin. “Through these activities the children also become more know­ ledgeable about the environment, and the need to manage natural resources. We dothis by having ‘hands on' activities where the students learn by doing’ ’ she said. The programs are designed to reflect and enhance what the children study in the classroom. The Wawanosh Valley Conser­ vation Area is an ideal place for learning about the outdoors. The property has 400 acres of rolling hills, natural hardwood forest and coniferous plantation. A classroom facility wassetup on the site in 1984 when an initial pilot project was offered to several classes from watershed schools. Service Directory containing valuable information. Look for it in our July 30 Be sure to get your business message [i the Directory. Call today to book your space P.O. Box 429, BLYTH, Ont. N0M 1H0 Phone 523-4792 P.O. Box 152, BRUSSELS, Ont. NOG 1H0 Phone 887-9114 Since that time, programs have expanded to fill the need for outdoor education. “Teachers and students have been pleased with the programs.' ’ said Miss Perkin. “We really appreciate their enthusiasm and support.’’ The Conservation Education programs are also available to all organized groups such as Girl Guides and Scouts. 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