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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-10-16, Page 2Page Lu ow SextYiiiei, WI d 1 eSdaYs. Oet{ ber U 199.14 oval teacher wives Award of Excellence yone who knows Cord Cayleyy, blows of his dedication to music and Wadi* it to area students. The "Leader of the Bauj d° uekuow Concert Bald) was recognized for his service and dedication to the music protein Bruce Countyht week whenthe Director of Education pented fiord with au Award of Excellence.. • Prior to coming to Lucknow, Mt'. Cayley taught for 11 years in - ville. During his• 22 years at Luck- now . Central, he has taught music and industrialarts to area students. In addition to LCJYS9 he teaches industrial arts to Ripley and Tee& water students. While speaking to Mr. Cayley, he said he has never once regretted his decision to move from thecity to; this village. He did comment on the change in attitude of friends in Oakville a who couldn't understand why he would�.want to UMW to auc'knowa Now, he says, when they view the school liby, the ill- dttstriai arts wing and the musical instruments, they understand the satisfaction he ha derived from being a teacher -at MPS. Not a man who particularly .. craves the . limelight, Mr, Cayley said he was a• little :embarrassed when, presented with the Award of Excellence. He compared it to being at one's own funeral, where only the good of attributes of a per. are referred to. Congratulations Gord, you deserve it! -.r IONVi 10 4;k ill ar L UCKNO V 1/�"' 3 �t'�' 528-3001 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities To Normal Family Requirements CAVENDISH• ?* Ass't. Varieties • ••• wAduIts I speak with are afraid they With This Coupon SAVE .40 f. 1 pkg. Frozen 1 Kg. . ` t F' .r ....; , 4.. can't do the academic work but I feel that university work is ,accessible to ., -- ._ adults. 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Academic • and general coi:inselling will be offered in this area on: , Wednesday, October 23, 6 to 7 p.m. Kincardine District Secondary School, Room 14 For more information, call Cathy Hartley (Kincardine Representative) at 396- 3902 or the UWO Counselling Office (519) 661=3635. , Faculty of Pert -Time and Continuing Education ` The University of Western Ontario Room 23, Stevenson -Lawson Building, London' PRODUCT OFONTARIO CANADA #1 prosh, tripGolden, a. oval teacher wives Award of Excellence yone who knows Cord Cayleyy, blows of his dedication to music and Wadi* it to area students. The "Leader of the Bauj d° uekuow Concert Bald) was recognized for his service and dedication to the music protein Bruce Countyht week whenthe Director of Education pented fiord with au Award of Excellence.. • Prior to coming to Lucknow, Mt'. Cayley taught for 11 years in - ville. During his• 22 years at Luck- now . Central, he has taught music and industrialarts to area students. In addition to LCJYS9 he teaches industrial arts to Ripley and Tee& water students. While speaking to Mr. Cayley, he said he has never once regretted his decision to move from thecity to; this village. He did comment on the change in attitude of friends in Oakville a who couldn't understand why he would�.want to UMW to auc'knowa Now, he says, when they view the school liby, the ill- dttstriai arts wing and the musical instruments, they understand the satisfaction he ha derived from being a teacher -at MPS. Not a man who particularly .. craves the . limelight, Mr, Cayley said he was a• little :embarrassed when, presented with the Award of Excellence. He compared it to being at one's own funeral, where only the good of attributes of a per. are referred to. Congratulations Gord, you deserve it! -.r IONVi 10 4;k ill ar L UCKNO V 1/�"' 3 �t'�' 528-3001 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities To Normal Family Requirements CAVENDISH• ?* Ass't. 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Celery YOUNG CANADIAN PORK Pork Roast - ® I 91 . - PRODUCT OF °THE TROPICS° Yellow 'Dole, Delmonte, Chiquita° Bananas . a PRODUCT OFONTARIO CANADA #1 prosh, tripGolden, a. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. NO. 1 GRADE Green, Sweet 2.18 KSg. • Peppers lb. Ply e DUCT OF BRAZIL , Sweet, Juicy , orangesDm Gordon Cayley off ueknow, and a teacher.at lLucknow Central public, School, was recently presented with an Award ofExcellence, from the Director of ,the Bruce County 'Board of ducation..The award is in recognition of Mr... CCayley's service and dedication to , the m0.40 program in Bruce County. When not teaching. music, Mr. Cayleyas busy in°the industrial arts wing.at .10CPS. He is shown here .giving, safet instruction ohIing *sot, t Ripley- student Shawn irkham:. -: (Pat 'Livingston' photo) . ` 4: led unite e you challenged by a physical disability and an inaccessible cams tya- Recently, a number of physicallY challeuged adults from different areas of Huron County met in Clin- ton to discuss common experiences, problems and possible solutions. "It was deiced thata self-help group was needed to address service needs and gaps, transportation, housing, goriernment grants,: etc. A general meeting to further explore the formation of such a group will be held on Saturday, November 2,. at ' 11 a.m. in the Huronview Auditorium (fully acces- :s{ sible). A light lunch will be available at 12:15. • o `If you are physically challenged - regardless of the cause or nature - if you. know someone who is, or if you are just interested, you are invited • to attend this meeting. Let's get involved! For more information call Elaine Townshend 482-3073, Glen . McLachlan 482- 9581, Pat Watson 887-6236, Tom Ryan 345-2494, or Bill Jones 482- 7208. Don't let the lack of transpor- tation keep you away. If you need a ride call 1-800-267-0535. Special accessible vehicles will be arranged. ft ding still mandatory ut no funding left by Mona Irwin The order is still there, but the money's not. Re -allocation of government funds..have -'removed $50 million from the Junior Kindergarten (JK) program and tithe money back to the provincials Treasury Board. But school, bowls are still ex- ted xted to Inplement JIB. by 1994. Trustee& -v of ;the Huron County Board of Bdu iofl CBF) were not pleased Whett when this information was made public at Monday's fCBB meeting, held in Clinton. ,.What you're saying is that the .government still rquires us: too. put Junior Kindergarten . in effect, but' there's n6 money," said trustee John Jewitt of Hnlicu Twp. and the Village of Blyth. "That's what we believe they mean," said Joan van den Bryk,, chairman of the HCBI. However, director of education Bob Allan added that "all we know is what we have here." { ,Further specifications have not yet been given, he said. In a memo from the Ontario Public School Boards Assocation (OPSBA), it was reported that Ontario Treasurer Floyd Laughren had announced an "obligation" on the part of the provincial government to rearrange its expen- ditures in light of the recession "and other pressures." turn to page 15 Election hopes from page 1 , -Donald Stob© and lit Patel for Bruce County Board of 'Education public school t (ono to be elected) Allan M. y, Bert Elliott and Ria Midip for Bram public school trust e for Huron and Ripley (one. to be e1e-teA) - Len Kelly and Christine E. Zettel for Bruce separate school trustee for Huron, Ripley, floss, LUcloW, CCelross, B ce, Greenock, Paisley C Teeswa r and (two to elected) e ted. )