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This weeks entertainment:
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Spring Formal
"La Soiree - Supreme"
Music by Venus
Friday May 22
9-1
South Huron Recreation Centre
Tickets 10.00 per couple
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
169 Beech St., Clinton 412.7030
PLAYING THIS WEEKEND
FRIDAY 3 SATURDAY, MAY 151 16
THE SAGA OF TWO RNALS WHO CLASH
AS ENEMIESANDTRIUrNIPH AS HEROES
BASED ON A TRUE STORY
CHARLES BRONSON
LEE MARVIN
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
—PLUS 2ND FEATURE -
1. "The Young Cycle Girls"
2. "Kung Fu Mama" cntP
3. "Scream Bloody Murder"
Won't recognize theatre, computer programs
Question university action
The Huron County Board
of Education has endorsed a
unilateral decision by
questioning the resolution of
the University of Toronto to
exclude a number of ap-
proved secondary school
courses for admission to the
post -secondary institution.
The Board of Education
for the Borough of East
York is asking for support of
a resolution asking the
Minister of Education and
Colleges and Universities to
conduct an investigation into
the action by the University
of Toronto.
Director of Education,
John Cochrane explained
that U of T is no longer
recognizing certain Grade 13
subjects for admission re-
quirements. So courses like
theatre arts and computer
sciences. which are offered
under Ministry of Education
guidelines. will not be
accepted by the Faculty of
Arts and Sciences in Toron-
to.
The borough of East York
argued that. subsequent to
the decision of University of
Toronto. the potential for
other universities to begin
arbitrarily excluding ap-
proved courses is very real.
Many secondary school
programs have been
modified to meet specific
needs in the work force and
led to the development of
new curriculum in
technology. statistics and
marketing and business
studies.
Perhaps the main issue, as
outlined in the resolution, is
the fact that the University
of Toronto is a publicly -
funded institution and is re-
jecting guidelines set out by
the Ministry and secondary
schools. The university is
claiming that several
courses taught in secondary
school have no relevance to
university studies.
Trustee Dorothy Wallace
of Goderich introduced a
motion not to support the
resolution claiming the un-
iversity had a right to es-
tablish standards.
"The University of Toron-
to can set its own stan-
dards," she said. "That's
their own business."
Board vice-chairman,
Bert Morin. argued that the
resolution by the East York
was not worthy of support.
"If we supported such a
resolution. universities
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would soon be asking for en-
trance examinations again,"
he said.
Vanastra Public School
has been granted a stay of
execution for at least
another year by the regional
office of the Ministry of
Education.
The regional office had in-
formed the board of educa-
tion that. beginning in
September, students of
Vanastra Public School
would be accommodated in
Clinton and Brucefield
Schools. The Vanastra
School was started in 1977
because schools in Clinton
and Brucefield could not
handle the excess students.
In 1977 the regional office
agreed to rent a building in
Vanastra from Conestoga
College for three-year
period. D.A. Kinchlea of the
ministry regional office in
London. informed the board
that the ministry would not
renew the lease on the
building after June of this
year and the students were
to be accommodated in
neighbouring schools.
That decision was later
reversed and Vanastra
Public School will be open at
least until June 1982.
In a letter to Kinchlea,
director of education John
Cochrane pointed out that
transportation costs for the
101 students would amount
to $26,045 while rental fees
on
are $27,000 annually. He
suggested the $995 saving
was not worth the problems
the board and ministry
would inherit as a result of
the closure.
In his letter to the regional
office, Cochrane said
closure of the school would
result in an ugly situation
adding that it would con-
tribute to the gangrenous
demise of a Huron County
community.
The ministry did not ap-
prove rental payments for
portable classrooms at
Goderich and District
Collegiate Institute and
Holmesville Public School.
But rental of portables at
Brussels Colborne and Grey
Central Public Schools was
not approved for grand pur-
poses.
The board has appealed
the decision but in the in-
terim will pay the $350 year-
ly rental cost. Submissions
from the principals of the
affected schools. indicate
the loss of portable
classrooms would severly
hamper the education
process.
In most rural schools, one
classroom was converted to
a library resource centre
and a portable was added to
offset the classroom loss.
Cochrane added that the es-
tablishment of special
education programs has also
necessitated the use of por-
CASINO REPLICA -- Patti Love won a first prize in the recent
Stephen Centro) School history fair with her replica of the
Lakeview Casino at Grand Bend. T -A photo
CREDI TON
Homecoming
at
Zion United Church
July 26, 1981
Church Service 10:00 a.m.
Sunday School 11:00 a.m.
Picnic Lunch 12:15 p.m.
Afternoon Session
Special speakers 2:00 p.m.
All members, friends past and present are
welcome to attend.
Please notify your family members and any
other friends of the Crediton churches.
DISPLAY
Monday, May 18
at DUSK
in the CREDITOR BALL PARK
Voluntary collection will
be made
Sponsored by: Crediton Voluntary
Fireman's Association
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LUCAN ARENA
May 13
Doors open - 7:15 p.m.
Early bird - 7:55 p.m.
Regular games, Midway special, share the
wealth, stand up, etc.
Jackpot $550 -55 calls
Proceeds for Arena
Double Door Card $1.00
Bingos will continue each Wednesday night.
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courses
table classrooms.
The loss of portables
would have relegated some
special education classes to
storerooms and staff rooms
at the schools. The board
also discussed the possibility
of buying used portable
classrooms but will wait for
a decision on the appeal.
The management com-
mittee of the Huron County
Board of Education will
meet with representatives of
the Huron School Bus Con-
tractors Association this
month to hammer out a new
contract.
In a report to the board
Thursday. the management
committee indicated their
was a problem with the bus
contract renewal and the
contractor's association had
requested the special
meeting.
The problems with the bus
contract was reported in
committee of the whole.
The management com-
mittee was also authorized
to proceed with the hiring of
two full-time painters to be
added to the central office
maintenance crew. The ad-
.ditional staff will look after
painting requirements in all
county schools.
TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public
Meeting of The Liquor Licence
Board of Ontario will be held at
THE COUNTY BUILDING. 367
RIDOUT STREET NORTH, LON-
DON. ONTARIO on FRIDAY.
JUNE 5th, 1981, at the hour of
2:00 o'clock in the afternoon,
at which time the Board will
hear applications for new li-
cences in accordance with The
Liquor Licence Act. 1975 and
Regulations thereunder.
The following establishment has
applied for a licence of the class
indicated, and the application
will be entertained at the
aforementioned location and
time:
Angelo's Pizzeria &
Restaurant
(MA: 41 Main Street,
Grand Bend, Ontario)
Dining Room Licence
Applicant: Don Giovanni's
Limited
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that any person who is resi-
dent in the municipality and
who wishes to make represen-
tation relative to the applica-
tion, shall make their submis-
sion to the Board in writing
prior to the date of the hear-
ing. or in person at the time
and place of the hearing. (Cop-
ies of written submissions will
be forwarded to the applicant).
Executive Director
Liquor Licence Board of Ontario
55 Lakeshore Boulevard East
TORONTO. Ontario. M5E 1A4
MINISTRY OF CONSUMER
AND COMMERCIAL
RELATIONS
THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT,
1975
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on
Dinner
Saturday, July 4th, 1981
At The
Zurich Arena
Reception 6:00 p.m.
Dinner 7:00 p.m.
$10 per person
Catered By "Garage" of London
Tickets available now
Phone 236-4974
Clusilation The
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EXETER
Is
Invited...
To Attend The
Official Opening
New Police Building
EXETER POLICE DEPARTMENT
20 Sanders St. East
Wed., May 13 - 2 p.m.
The Mayor, Chief of Police, and Members
of the Town Council, request the pleasure of
your company at the Official Opening
Ceremonies of the New Police Department
Building
Please bring a friend and join us for the
opening
Mayor
Bruce Shaw
Chief of Police
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