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• ioniknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 18, 1984—Page 5
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Onsibility
lot project.
ithersion. ,
ehoard has to
Goderich ,ttuste.
ped with MO
lof planningeiich &
Immerir'
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She spoke in fajp,,
,pilot projectl,,
Flourth opti,
ard by the,44
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e reconniien„,
proje
Mk School:
tcondition
astandhit
in the program
iffor reducing)
lhad no inter), „
Os at the schoo
ernethodof
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a aiipt, a French
ug Harrison, -Don
ePheng011. *4 3 •
1144144*fit,
:6O0 signaturs from peoplewhoare-
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AtoigNkii.FrenotatiimOrsiO,
ot ,project. He-'Sgt,lcithe-quOstiOn of
gram -should bput on' the munici1
1011ballotnext yew: . •
telephone survey of
bout 90 g;,institixerieneFin iniurliearslona_ba°nudt th5lewreerste
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aglam%rethnepttagreainsFrench
unnirren:ee:).siaindewoen'e,erepnto,"
saidT , Jackson.
' toy he is. concerned for the
rniificaAntalttatiqn can #nplenTent-inr
4ministragnn. - ., ' ,
Immersion. '
., ens on those students'not in
*Ott asked for conunentS
'rnitives. contained with the'
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tions. It is true that
some: solutions to others. 1.
eat thatwe' OA comment.influencing the outemneerf
atter.:I
expect :00464 imistee has his
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telY made up," said Hobert Allan,
direCtetOfedhcation.,
Admiiiitration, said Mr. Allan, prefers -
:the ad hoc committee. This committee,.•
..: whose guidelines will be decided later by
the board,. will have about a year to com-
plete farther study. _.
"French language instruction is a major
national issue. It has major implications
for ithe Huron County school system. We
' curl are having a difficult time finan-
cially. We haYA, experienced and are ex-
periencing a .significant decline in enrol-
ment. We are` busy meeting the demands
ofmajer, go ry legislation in sewn-
" School ;iiirii, ,c144M: rand in special
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cool
to attempt to establish Frenchlrnmerz
hi at no detriment tnAhe school," said
Wallace.
The Goderich trustee- said She has
Oivecl numerous phone calld,from pee..
e suggesting she Wanted to set up French
imersion even if ,it meant other. pro-
ver m m. ntno
Os had tosUt
,certaibri_
gOast weekit
Ooy harrn
cc Ton
Or of further:.
)lLllesaidthe
0...Jed to see
lyretsht'cont.Trittflt
On't support c
rsion progr4d0A
i(soos
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ngto cut .c*St4„,
•e,'ilow under'
$iiealting big"
10 Di. Jan• ,
Oh L.
.rtOrea **ler,
'gat
for
• MW1I�nentedthat
she: isn't , s,
determined the
Goderich or Learning Oppor-
tunities
't , be surprised if
theyed a teacher and
Cfh;-a meillher of the
•W#1."`""•
learnui 'OS coMmittie, fol
"sdecisionsaidtheideaofan
Lschoolwould be fOoked at:
lie qUetion of French limner-
siestWO „ eatitp more and more"
ittria tor mr. Sully added that 'costs and
n said • boardita year. •
declining enrOlnient will still belacing the
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posed Zoning By -Law
NOTI unit the Ceinscif otitis 'Corporation of the Tovrnohip of Kinloss
Mid a Public Meitinto TlUESDAt MAY 22, 1984 at 8:00 p.m. In the Council
[Umbers of the Mrinielikil:Offiens; 110**d, Ontario, to Aims a proposed Zoning
purpose 44 Ito Pinbill Mee tip* Is as Mows:
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to conolder5r#0,zoning ol.Part'of Lot 21, Caramel= 5, Minion Township in order to
facilitate the, inention of a 50 Acre parcel for egrienitand use; and
to considerwithig Lot 21iConeeSiiesi kliCiniOse Township, for agricadbnal use, but
Wading residentbd building".
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PERSON may attend the Public Meeting and/or make a written or verbal
lamentation either ta support or in opposition to the proposed zoning of the lands in
['Won.
ililifillONAL INFORMATION may Ire obtained by contacting the ��k -Treasurer ot
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In Townshtp,of Shdoss or by conteeibrg the Bruce Count tholigis Ithnutnent.., 30
irk Street, lWalkerton, Ontiede::Noo 2VO. TeliPintip;1$1.91881.0)2. —
1)ATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF 4- SS THIS 181OAT OP APIS, 1984,,
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LtiCknow COT:Members have been making fondant fined, chocolate dipped Easter eggs for
severidyeirs to raise money to support a foster child. Their present foster 'biter is Anelene
Nobler& in the Phlllipphies. CGIT member Julie Nicholson is shown decorating the
scrumptious treats. • [Photo by Shawn Dietz]
Share Crystal's accortiplishinents...
*from nage 2. • •
encouraging says • Barb. .They never say,
"She won't." But they say, • "Maybe, if we
work hard,"
Barb and Ricks determination and
• persistence have achieved significant results
• this far and Crystal's potential is open
ended.. Thexhave applied for, her to attend
another two month. DAP program this
summer and the outlook is promising that
she will be accepted to the program again.
The emotional and mental -responsibility as
well as the financial burden of a handi-
capped child is enormous and Barb and Rick
have met the challenge -of keeping Crystal at
• home with them, in a riaY-many would not be
capable of.
It's difficult, says Barb. Their seven year
old daughter, Angela is especially bright,
gifted and talented in her own right. After
struggling so hard with Crystal and being so
proud of her achieving the simplest skill, it is
difficult remember that Angela is accom-
plishing things only 'an especially gifted
child can achieve at her age.
"It's one extreme to the other," says Barb
who worries they must give Angela the
speciaLattention she deserves as well.
'But Angela has adjusted well to the
special circumstances of her sister's life and
she works with Crystal to teach her new
things and shares in her accomplishments
with great enthusiasm.
"Crystars response is so rewarding to
everyone who works with her," says her
nursery school teacher. "She's just a gift."
"She is such a cuddly loveable child with an
air of mischievousness and it warms your
heart to know her."
Luck/tow
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