HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-02-03, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1988. PAGE 13.
Ethel
16 tables
at euchre
Sixteen tables of euchre were
played Monday evening at the
Ethel hall, hosted by Helen Cullen
and Isobel Pearson. The next
euchre will be Feb. 8 at 8:30 p.m.
The Brian Armstrong family are
wished a speedy recovery from the
injuries received in an accident
Friday evening at Listowel.
AIDS education
to start in
Catholic schools
An AIDS education program for
students of the Huron-Perth Ro
man Catholic Separate School
Board (HPRCSSB) will soon get
underway, the board was told atits
regular January session.
A committee headed by reli
gious education family life consul
tant Dennis Mackey and John
McCauley, superintendent of edu
cation, has been preparing a
program which will add AIDS
education to the present religion
and family life program. The
mandatory program, scheduled to
begin next month, will start at the
Grades 7 and 8 levels, and will be
taught again in Grade 10.
The program has been approved
by all bishops in Ontario and by all
Catholic school boards, and is
taught on three levels - medical,
moral and social.
Medically, the program teaches
the clinical facts about AIDS, Mr.
Mackey said, while morally it deals
with sexual responsibility and
socially, it teaches students to have
compassion for victims of the
disease and how certain lifestyles
contribute to its spread.
“The program is going back to
the importance of abstinence and
faithfulness,’’ he said. “There is
more to morality than simply
taking precautions.’’
The new program will also
provide instruction to all teachers
who will be using it, as well as
providing instruction to other
teachers and board members who
may be interested. It also gives
parents a chance to learn about
AIDS and what their child will be
taught during the course of study.
Parents may also request that
their children be exempted from
the AIDS program, Mr. Mackey
said, but added that the he hopes
all parents will feel free to voice any
concern over the program, while
still allowing their child to attend.
OPP officer
injured near
Teeswater
An officer with the Wingham
detachment of the Ontario Provin
cial Police was injured in an early
morning accident on January 19,
about eight miles northwest of
Teeswater.
A spokesman for the Kincardine
OPP said that Constable Ken
Balzar was eastbound on Highway
9 near Riversdale at about 1 a.m.,
when he lost control of the OPP
cruiser he was driving in heavy
slush, crossed the road, struck a
snowbank and rolled over, hitting a
fence.
Constable Balzar was taken to
the Kincardine and District Gener
al Hospital for treatment, but was
transferred to University Hospital
in London because of a severed
finger, said the police. He was
released the following day.
The Ford LTD cruiser was listed
as a total loss.
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