The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-10-10, Page 7ge6
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He cane across an ocean°at dfell in love.
However, it lisn't a young woman, whohas
ttracted Tills young man, 'rather it is a
elicacy known as peanut butter.
There -is ',no- peanut butter in France, and
or 16 -year-old Pierre Grignon ' of Nor
dhouse, France ,discovering. peanut' butter
Canada.has. been'hke finding the.prover
ial pot of gold at the end ofthe rainbow
Pierre ` ia, `it1;, Huron, 'County, More
specificallt be g with the Warren
Robinson: family" of Goderich. Mr. Robinson
the English co-ordinator for the Huron .
�untyBQard ofEducation ,,•r:;
The, young Frenc , and three ,young
women from Quebec Berne introducedto the
board.of,educatiion at :its• October{session .by
French coordinator Damuerf Solomon.•
All four students are here, as Xchange
Idents for,three months. M•tbe end of the
cee months,- the host students • will visit
Heir exchange:partners'`homes '
In Pierre's case; 16 -year-old Baird Robi *--
n will be visit ingFrat ce. .
Francine; Beaupre, 16, of Charlesbourg,
ie., rs'stayrng"with Kelly McBridge,16, of
ucknoyit. Both are` attending P.E. Madill
condary School in Wingham.
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Chantal Pitchette, 17, of Clermont, Que.,
is an exchange, partner with. Rhonda Lobb,
17, of Clinton. The., pairare attending Cen-
tral Huron Secondary School.
Sonia Dube, 17, - of • St -Jean Port -Doli,
,Que.; is visiting Melanie Mann; 17, of Clin-
ton. Both are attending Central. Huron
Secondary School in Clinton. . '` '
Hinson said one' of the rules., of the
exchange is that English has to be spoken by
e visiting students. Ibis rule will be
-reversed Frencb only;"` When, the visits are
reciprocated.. .y
Pierre has; had no difficulty in the. English
department. He has taken Englishfor only
fOur years, yethis command of the language,
is very good, agrees Mr. Robinson and Mr.
Soloman. • .
The youn g man, because of his love Of
pgeanut butter, said he would like to7 star.t a
factorytgproduce„the food in his country.
He; said there; was ;little difficulty in
understanding• the young women ' from:
Quebec, although .he noted the accents are'
different The three high school students
Said they 'found no difficulty in
understanding, Pierre :.;as they quickly
reverted -to their. mother -tongue.
Mr. Solomon told trustees, that students
from . F.E. Madillhave been involved in
• similar exchange'sforabout three years and •
this is the first year for 'Central Huron
• students. He also noted that last year, abort
20 students from South Huron District High
School iii Exeter were in Ch'icoutami,_Que.
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My ,�ur, hildren -A
brother .Bradley, and two sisters ;Faye; and
Emily `were. alto `born ' in Ontario, all of
e 'Sate
movedUnited t s='
whom to°th
e
We have no other knowledge of thea ' : ilY•,:
I would very, mueh: appreciate any, i rma-,
tion. concerning . the Patterson - and the.
Hansen families _ their ° parents, from
where they immigrated, ;'birthdates,
• relatives etc.
he Editor:
would . b'"e very .interested: and: apt.
ciative'. •to learn the history,
estors who.emigrated from. the -vicinity,
Whitechurch�Qiitario • in 1855. ,My q 'and-
her Spinel Whitfield Patterson •was born.
1832 in• or near Whitechurch Iii 1855 he°
rried"'Catherine Hansen, and Moved tG,
state of Michig' laterin the sane year.
Grandfatherw S..one. ffo
Lewis J . Patterson.
Rte.' 1, Box 142
-Alburg, Vermont; USA 05440
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To the Editor:
The Lucknow Village .Council . recently
appointed me to continue the work begun
by Rev, George Garratt toward thepossible
establishment of a Senior Citizen's drop in
centre. .
There will be a meeting at the Town Hall
on Wednesday, October 17 at 1 p.m. to
discuss the possibility of establishing this •
centre. .
All seniors living in and around Lucknow •
are cordially invited to attend. .. '
Rev. -Merelyn Letson.
Jack McCall
Jack . McCall of Listowel -died at Listowel
Memorial _Hospital on September 29, 1984
at age 7n.. •
Associated with The Listowel Banner for
24 yeara, having started there in 1947 he
pwas alsowon the• -staff of -Andrew -Malcolm..
Furniture Company for several years , He
was4 member of, Trinity United Church,”
Listowel. •
Born in Morris • Township, on July 17,
1914, he ,was the son of the late Peter
:McCall and Martha N ems: He married
.Ada Johnson;at the Presbyteriian, Manse in ,
Wingham on July ".22,+ 1948.
He is survived by his wife; ;and one son,
Barrie• McCall and daughter=in-law, Bren-
da
' of R. 3•,- Listowel: •
The funeral was conducted from the
` Robert. Trench Funeral Home in ,.Listowel
„: on October 2, 1984 At. 3 ,p, m: by Rev: John
Anderson.
Burial; followed . in Fairview Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Harold McLaughlin.
P n Kelhiirh, Elg dJohnson,` Irwin Fleis-
chauer, Barrie McElroy and''William Hicks.
To t
kille
The
pers
pet 1
he Editor:
ar the.end of September some person
d a dog that was my, grandchild's pet.
dog was always . with. the child: A
on that could deliberately kill ..a child's
or nb'reason is lacking in conteience.
Goicion .W, Smyth* Sr.
R. '2 -,Auburn.
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the Editor: - .
very successful' Tag, Day was . held iii
now on Friday, September 28 by the',
eIea Haven Auxiliary,
he residents of Lucknow and district
o be congratulated for tieit generosity .I
support, as $276.90 was received by
Volunteers.
he Auxiliary wishes to eX'tend sincere
ks to all the workers who gave of their
and special thanks to Margaret
ay and Dora Brooks, who so capably
ened the event. •
13rucelea Haven Auxiliary.
e ac ere or not
The Huron County Board -of Education has
to find a . slot to . place teachers of
developmentally handicapped students.
Paul Carroll, superintendent of special
education, told the Oct. 1 meeting of the
trustees that this type of teacher: is new for
the board.
Currently, the teachers of developmental-
ly handicapped students are recognized as '
teachers by the provincial ministry of com-
munity and social services. These teachers
are graduates of a communjty college, said
Mr. Carroll and ate classified as non-
certified.
As part of its special educatiion.package,
the Huron board will be hiring three"of these
teachers for Septet fiber` 1985, one each for
HuronHope ; in Huron - Park, queen
Elizabeth, in Goderich and Golden Circle iii:
%gngham. F
The hoard s. personnel committee has to
decide whether to . put these non -certified
teachers as union or non-union personnel.
This step takes the board closer to fuller
im lementation of special education.. •
The ministry of education has set'
September 1985 as the target date for full •
implementation of what started out as Bill
82.
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