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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-11-05, Page 3Liberals honor six members The Bruce Provincial Liberal Associa- tion recently invited six men with long histories of service to become honorary members of the association's executive. The invitations were extended to oss Whicher of Wharton, W.P. Oswald of Chesley, John MacKenzie of Bruce Township, Herb Kuntz of Formosa, Nave Mackenzie of Kincardine and Jim Powers of Chepstow. The association's executive unanimous- ly decided to issue the invitations, at a meeting held in Port Elgin. In other business, Vern Inglis of For- mosa was named chairman of the organization's finance committee. Ron Oswald of Chesley also will serve on the committee. The executive heard a detailed report from Ross Lamont, chairman of member- ship and organiz.•ation. The report included a blueprint for organization at the municipal level. The process of selecting municipal chairmen, n, who also will serve on the Bruce executive to provide input from every municipality in the county, as nearly complete. Announcement of the slate of municipal chairmen will be made when the process is concluded. Ontario Health Minister Murray Elston, MPP for Huron -Bruce, has announced he will seek the Liberal nomination in Bruce in the next federal election. Many speakers at Huron PD day CLINTON - Huron County's secondary school teachers met here on October 24 for a daylong Professional Development Day, The theme for the seminar conference was Renewal and Motivation. The conference included morning and afternoon workshops as well: as presenta- tions made by keynote speakers, Rosalie Wysocki and Dick Dodds. Teachers from the county's five secon- dary schools met at Central Huron Secon- dary School in Clinton for the PD. Day. The morning session began with a presentation made by Rosalie Wysocki, or Wysocki and Associates Inc.. This firm deals in personal development and the topic for the speaker's address was "Motivation, Potential and You." Teachers then' broke into smaller groups to take in one of the 'six morning workshops that covered a range of topics including, co- operative education, planning personal priorities, superannuation interviews, retirement planning, enrichment activities within the regular curriculum and the teacher and the law. The luncheonspeaker was Dick Dodds, Director of the East York Board of Educa- tion. His topic "ReachingOut To the Com - /Mindy". . dealt with improving the school image. Five afternoon sessions saw the con- tinuation of some morning programs as well as' additional seminars on redefinitions of adolescence, strategies forteaching students 'with low -functioning abilities, the ABC's , of stress and a teacher panel exchange. 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