The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-05-01, Page 14Page 14—Ludmow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 1, 1985
•/ No changes
in special education
BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE
The Huron-Pertli Roman Catholic
Separate School Board's major thrust in
special education in the 1985-86 school year
will be to provide an enrichment program
for gifted students.
The annual reviewand approval of the
board's special education plan was done on
April 8. Superintendent of kducation Gaeten
Blanchette said there will be no increase or
decrease to staff this year..
"We'll maintain what we presently have,"
said Mr. Blanchette. ,
Now, for special education in Huron Perth
Separate Schools, there, is one special
education co-ordinator, 15.8 special educa-
tion 'teaching positions, 11.8 resource
withdrawal teaching positions, three
teachers in self-contained classes, one
•enrichment teacher, one speech language
pathologist, three teacher's aides and a
part-time psYchOlogist. _
In its focus on the enrichment students,
talent pools for each school will be made. -
Mt. Blanchette said the talent pools will be
made up of students who score 85 per cent in
two intelligence testing tests.
There will be general enrichment for all
students which will include such activities
as brainstorming, creative problem -solving
technique's and critical thinking skills.
• Talent pool students g� one step farther by
being involved in such activities as option
programs in creative writing, painting and
astronomy.
• Mr. Blanchette said the "gifted" stUdents
will go on further to be involved in activities
with a small number of other gifted students
• from Huron and Perth. These activities are
•expected to take place only twice a year and
are dependent upon transportation funding
from the ministry of education.
Cookie
• Campaign
The Girl Guides hit the streets in search of some cookie customers during their annual
campaign in Ludosow Saturday. The Guides also set up a cookie booth on the main street.
Shown are, back row, left to right, Mae Baynard, Joan Chamney, Jennifer MacKinnon,
Kelly Stevenson and Lynda Owen. Front row, Cailin' Clarke, Kristen O'NeM, Kristen
Owen, .Karissa Dickie and Amy Sutherland. (Photo by Alan Rivett)
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Hospital auxiliary
annual meeting
The Auxiliary to the Winghain and
District Hospital held its annual meeting
on Monday evening, April 20 in the RNA
building. Following dessert and coffee, the
well attended/ meeting was chaired by
Marilyn Wood, president. Reports were
presented by officers and committee con-
veners, and appreciation was expressed for
help received from members of the com-
munity with several of the projects.
• A feature of the evening was the pres-
entation by Mary Liu Thompson,
chairman of the public relations committee
of the Hospital Board, of plagues given by
the Board to 10 members in recognition of
25 years or more of service to the hospital
through auxiliary work. Those- who receiv-
ed plaques were: Emma Beattie, Amy
Edwards, Eva Carr, Daisy Connell, Bernice
Crawford,. Chris Currie, Jo English, Belle
Godkin, Effie Sherbondy, Nan McKibbon
Stent. Mrs. Currie's total of 49 years was
the highest, but all had served long and
Well. This expression of the board's
goodwill and cooperation was much
appreciated by the Auxiliary.
Four members Will attend the spring
conference of Region 1, Hospital Auxiliar-
ies Association of Ontario, in Guelph on
April 29. All volunteers are asked to keep
track,of the number of hours they work so
this can be reported to the provincial group
each year.
The following slate of officers for
1985-1986 was installed: Honorary Pres-
ident, Joe English; past president, Noreen
Gnay; president, Marilyn Wood; recording
secretary, Jane Treleaven; corresponding
secretary, Kay Cruikshank; treasurer,
Lorna Stuart; conveners: blood donor
clinic, Noreen Gnay; book cart, Pat
Tweddle; cancer clinic, Doris Michie,
Margaret Mundell; telephone for nurses
for cancer clinic, Mary Proctor; gift shop,
Audrey Ritter, Mary Proctor; telephone for
gift shop, Dorothy Cruikshank; hospital
bridge scores, Lorna Stuart; membership,
Jan Heinmiller; nominations; Noreen
Gnay; rummage sales, Lucille Alexander;
social, Marie DeVos, Hilda Brown, Luisa
Brill; teen volunteers, Maryann Chadwick;
tray favours, Marlene Leedham; trellis,
Ruth .King; historian, Muriel Thompson.
The next meeting will be held on June
24.