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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-05-19, Page 18• Peke 18 Times -Advocate, May 19, 1982 Chamber busy with fest and 'Sandcastle' theme Grand Bend and . area Chamber of Commerce held a . busy meeting Tuesday night, finalizing plans for the annual Burgerfest,' working on the newly conceived 'Sandcastle' theme for the village-1;.nd making plans for a sand castle competition. The 30 members present also heard that the provincial grant for the information booth would allow the hiring of one junior employee this year (as opposed to 2 seniors last year) and that the federal government would support, financially, any activity to celebrate Canada Day. The annual Burgerfest, slated this year for the June. 19 weekend, will feature the usual burgers and beer in a tent on the beach. Helicopter rides from the beach will be featured and the Labatts balloon is expected. Again the bed race will be organized and the group is hoping to add a waiters' race to the festivities. Chamber member Brad Page has arranged for the rock band Raisin' !Cane to be on hand. Then on Sunday, summer resident of Grand Bend, Jo. Penny and her troupe of beauties from Toronto will be in attendance for the beauty pageant. Other business for the meeting, held at Sander's Tavern, included welcoming new members to the group. They are Sands of Thyme Antiques, William Oliver Construction, Rock Glenn Family Camp, Young Classic Beauty Salon, Willert T.V. and Hendrich Insurance. The membership now stands at 56. To complete renovations to the information booth the Chamber hopes to plant Plans underway for GB day camp Recreation committee chairlady Jean Gibson is completing plans for the 1982 Buzy Bee Day Camp for children ages three to eleven in Grand Bend. Supervisors have been hired, it was reported at a meeting of the Grand Bend Recreation Com- mittee held last week in the village council chambers. Supervisors for the camp this year will be Aline Bielowski, senior, -and Nancy Short, junior. The camp will be opera- tional the first week in July and will work from the Eilber Street parkette. It is subsidiz- ed by the village and by pro- vincial grants and is free for children from ages three to 11. Last year there were 20 to 25 children daily at the camp. There was a day trip once a week to view local activities and a sleep -out at Pinery Pro- vincial Park. The Committee has receiv- ed a grant of $366.00 from the provincial ministry of culture and recreation for a projector and screen to be used by com- munity groups. The screen will be permanently mounted in ' the village council chambers. The total cost will be about $800.00. An evening for the demonstration and use of the equipment is planned for September. Representatives of community groups will be invited to view theequipment and learn how to use it. In the meantime, Mrs. Gib- son says that some policies will be established by Com- mittee for use and maintenance of the equipment. trees. An invitation to those in charge of the Busy Bee Day Camp was extended for the next Chamber meeting to be held at Pineridge Zoo June 1. Competitions for sand castle A sand castle building competition is scheduled to be held on the main beach at Grand Bend August 21, and according to chairman Laurie Mannell, the com- munity is becoming very enthusiastic. The idea of promoting a 'Sandcastle' theme for the village came from the local Chamber of Commerce after casting around for an ap- propriate theme -focus for the village to promote tourism. "One thing we have in Grand Bend is sand, and the best there is," said Mannell, "and the Chamber went on from there." "We're just beginning to plan but I can tell you it will be a fun -orientated family day with as many local, organizations and businesses involved as possible. Response -has been great!" Another sand castle building competition is a yearly event at White Rock, B.C. This event draws'up to 100,000 persons.. Up to 20 persons form teams for. the event. The Grand Bend committee has decided to keep teams to five persons. 'Call now for details. Exeter: 425 Main St. 235-0530 To Be Held AT A & H Grocery Store, Exeter SELECTED FOR PLAYHOUSE - A former Exeter youngster Scott Triebner has been chosen for the play Oliver to run at the Huron Country Playhouse from August 25 to September 11. He has been . chosen with nine other choir boys'from the John Wood Choristers at the University of Western Ontario Conservatory. Mrs. Clarence Hordy of Lucan has been preparing Scott for his performances at talent shows and music festivals for the past- six years. He is the son of Helen Delorme, Forest and Tom Triebner, Exeter and the only grandson of Alma and Evan Hodgins, Lucan. ,p. NEW DECOR - Members of the Grand Berid and area Chamber of Commerce are working on new decorative plaques to hang from Tamp standards on Main Street. Pictured isoneofthe six designs depicting sailing, one of the many recreational activities in the area. Village's budget up three percent As the result O1 a recent budget meeting it appears the increase in 1982 taxes for the village of Grand Bend will be held to about three percent. Clerk Louise Clipperton said she expected the new mill rate would be worked out and ready for council approval f9r the next regular meeting set for June 1. Helping to hold the municipal tax increase are special levies on sewers and garbage pickup and a shift of surplus funds. Expenditures for the year are expected to be $629,039, an Increase of slightly over $28,000 from 1981. Requisitions for the Lambton County Board of Education call for 9281,857, a rise of $30,000 from . a year ago. County of Lambton charges to Grand Bend ratepayers amount to 967,057 this year. A year ago the amount. was 951,433. Budget figures ' that are lower than last year are docks down from $15,000 to 86,000, public works reduced from 883,519 to 867,850 and recreation at 88,000 com- pared to $9,290 in 1981. Assessments on which 1982 taxes are based are up to $2,160,406. In 1981 the assessment figure was 92,123,370. SOCCER TEAM LOSES In the only action this week for Grand Bend senior soccer teams, the Ausable league team dropped a 3-2 decision to the Exeter- Centennials. .Bill Mennen scored both Grand Bend goals on penalty shots. The Colonials playing in the London and district soccer league were idle over the weekend as their scheduled opposition from London drop- ped out of competition. . The Colonials will be in St. Thomas Saturday for a con- test starting at 5 p.m. The Dashwood and Area Medical Centro Committee invites everyone to attend O//ica/ Opening RU0n (�ufEin� of the Dashwood and Area MEDICAL CENTRE Sunday, June 6 at 2:30 p.m. BUS SCHEDULES ROUTE 00If no bus required. ROUTE01 Starts at Grand Bend to No. 82 to Thedford, south to Arkona, then west to Forest, northwest on No. 16 to No. 12, then south to Errol School to No. 26 south to Lakeshore, west on Lakeshore to St. Michael's to Blackwell Road to Alexander Mackenzie to St. Clair S.S. to SOTS. (starts at 6:50 a.m.) ROUTE 02 Starts at Bright's Grove at Gallie Subdivision and old Lakeshore Road west to Waterworks, south to Lakeshore, west on Lakeshore to Modeland, south on Modeland to Blackwell Road to Alexander Mackenzie to St. Clair S.S. to SCITS. (starts at7:50a.m.) ROUTE03 Starts at East Lambton S.S., Watford, north to No. 7, west on No. 7 through Warwick to Modeland, north on Modeland to Michigan, west on Michigan to Alexander Mackenzie to St. Clair S.S. to SCITS. (starts at 7:30 a.m.) ROUTE04 Starts at 10th Line to No. 79 and south to Alvinston, south to No. 80, west on No. 80 to Inwood Road, north to County Road No. 4 (10th Line), west to No. 21, north on 21 to Con- federation St., west on Confederation to No. 40, north on No. 40 to Michigan to Alexander Mackenzie to St. Clair S.S. toSCITS. (starts at7:10a.m.) , ROUTE OS Starts at Dawn Central, north to No. 80 on No. 21, west on No. 80 to Kimball, to County Road No. 4 (Moore), west to Corunna to No. 40, north on No. 40 to SCITS to St. Clair S.S. to Alexander Mackenzie. (starts at 7:10 a.m.) ROUTE06 Starts at Wilkesport (Kimball Road), south t� Beecher, west from Beecher. on County Road No. 1 to Port Lam- bton, north from Port Lambton on No. 40 to SCITS to St. Clair S.S. to Alexander Mackenzie. (starts at 6:50 a.m.) ROUTE07 Starts at No. 21 and 10th Line to LCCVI, Petrolia, west on 10th Line to Plank Road to No. 40, north to Michigan to Alexander Mackenzie to St. Clair S.S. to SCITS. (starts • it7:30a.m.) ROUTE08 ;tarts at SCITS to Point Edward by way of Christina and Lite Streets. Pick up at Lite and Christina, then to 5t. lair and Michigan, east on Michigan to Northern to Alexander Mackenzie to St. Clair S.S. to SCITS. (starts It 7:50 a.m.) OUTE 09 ;tarts at Central (Norman Street - back of school) at r:50 a.m. to St. Clair (8:00 a.m.) to Alexander Macken - :ie to Northern and return to St. Clair. These bus routes will operate as printed for the first veek. Users will be informed of needed adjustments at •he end of that time. Please report any difficulties to the ;ummer School Principal as they become apparent. COURSE DESCRIPTIONS VOTE: Both School Code and Course Code must be used on ipplication form. ELEMENTARY ' A. PRE-SCHOOLERS (at all locations) Course Code: X PR 700 This program is intended for children who are four or five years old and who will attend kindergarten in Sep- tember, 1982 or 1983. The child will be exposed to a variety of activities to develop positive attitudes towar- ds education and towards life itself. NOTE: In Petrolia, Watford, Forest, Bright's Grove, Grand Bend, Camlachie. Children's Activities: Course Code XCA 700 'Pre'Schoolers: Course Code XPR 740 Since past enrolments in these centres has not been sufficient to allow for all advertised programs to operate, special groupings will be created at the in- dividual school to accommodate students wishing to at- tend summer school. These programs will group pupils from several grades into one class for activities in art, music, crafts, reading, puppets, games and plays. Every effort will be made to teach remedial mathematics, reading, and English where need Is shown. 3.CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES (at all locations). Course Code: XCA 700 Jnstructured activities for Primary aged children (5 'rs. - 8 yrs.). The activities would include: art, music, rafts, reading, puppets, games and plays. Learning as ndividuals, the students would be able to participate in activities of their choice within an open concept of ooms. :. K.I.S.T.-KIDS IN SUMMER THEATRE (Errol Rd. - Course Code: XKT 700 Sarnia - 17) rhis course is designed togive the student the real feel of heatre. During the first 2 weeks of the program, the tudents meet, choose and develop a play, playlets or •cenes. Alter they have put together their "Show", they ake it on the road to the other summer school locations. 21/2 hours per day). �. S.W.A.P. - SUMMER WRITING AND PUBLISHiNG Courses Codes: XSP700 (Rosedale•Sarnia, Colborne- Corunna) > unique opportunity for you in this Summer Writing ind Publishing session to extend your talents in creating /our own poems, stories and books. Wanted: Authors 7- 4 years. Limited enrolment. THE LAI11BTOfl (OUflTY BOARD Of EDU(ATIOfl SUMMER EDUCATION PROGRAM 1982 FOR ADULTS SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS AND PRESCHOOLERS SUMMER SCHOOL TELEPHONE 336-1500 MR. P. J. MOUSSEAU PRINCIPAL MR. ALLAN COLE VIC•E•PRINCIPAL LOCATIONS SECONDARY SCHOOLS - Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School Lambton Central Collegiate Vocational Institute Sarnia Collegiate Institute B. Technical School St. Clair Secondary. School ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Errol Public Bright's Grove Colborne Street Hillcrest Watford Woodside (Camlachie) ( Bright's Grove) (Corunna) (Petrolia) (Watford) (Forest) REGISTRATION PROCEDURES NEW CREDIT COURSES Students are to register at their own Secondary School before June 15. Adults may register at any Secondary School. The student is advised to seek guidance at his own school prior to registration. Late registrations could be accepted at Alexander Mackenzie Friday, June 25, but some classes may be filled.. Students will receive a class card by mail in- dicating the place and meeting time of the first class. UPGRADING CREDIT COURSES Studenlsare to register at Alexander Mackenzie Secon- dary School on Monday, June 28 or Tuesday, June 29, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. A late registration fee of 55.00 may be charged for registration after June 29. INTEREST COURSES Students are to register at any Secondary School in Lambton County by June 15, or by mail to Mr. P.J. Mousseau, Lambton County Board of Education, 200 Wellington Street, Sarnia, Ontario. (Please make cheques payable to The Lambton County Board .of Education. DO NOT MAIL CASH) Students will receive a class card by mail indicating the place and meeting time of the first class. ELEMENTARY AND PR E-SCHOOLER COURSES Students may be registered at any Elementary School in Lambton County by June 15, or by mai( to Mr. Allan Cole, 200 Wellington Street, Sarnia, Ontario. (Please make cheques payable to The Lambton County Board of Education. DO NOT MAiL CASH.) 1. FEES There will be a materials fee of $10.00 to help offset costs (sublect to approval of The Lambton County Board of Education) for the summer school regardless of the type of course or the number of courses taken. The ex- ception is Driver Education at $100. Make all cheques payable to The Lambton County Board of Education. N.B. Persons on Disability Pensions and Old Age Pensions will have all fees waived. New Credit Upgrading Credit Interest Grand Bend (Grand Bend) High Park (Sarnia) Lansdowne (Sarnia-) Rosedale (Sarnia) London Road (Sarnia) Wyoming Public (Wyoming) 2.TEXTBOOKS Textbooks will be supplied by the summer school, ex- cept for the Grade 13 courses. SECONDARY STUDENTS Students from the Secondary Schools may take arty New Credit or Interest Course, provided there is suf- ficient registration. In addition, upgrading Credit Courses will be provided in any subject in which there is sufficient reaistration. Consult your Student Services Department to make certain New Credit or Upgrading Credit courses will be acceptable in your program. • ADULT EDUCATION (a) Adults may register in any New Credit or Interest course. Any Secondary School will receive these ap- plications prior to June -1S,. (After this date, telephone the Summer School office - 336-1500). (b)' University Courses: For information concerning University courses, please contact the extension office of the University concerned: - Univ. of Western On- tario (S19) 679-3632; - University of Windsor (519) 969- 0520. ELEMENTARY STUDENTS Elementary Programs will be offered from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., July 5 -July 30, inclusive. Courses will be offered if registration warrants at the following elementary schools: SCHOOL Errol Public Bright's Grove Colborne Street Hillcrest Watford Woodside Grand Bend High Park Lansdowne Rosedale London Raad Wyoming Public SCHOOL CODE 68 56 62 73 83- 85 71 21 29 45 33 r 86 (Camlachie) ( Bright's Grove) (Corunna) (Petrolia) (Watford) (Forest) (Grand Bend) (Sarnia) (Sarnia ) (Sarnia) (Sarnia) (Wyoming) NOTE: Parents are responsible for the transportation of their children. A fee of S10.00will be charged (to help defray costs). COURSES AND DATES - July 5 - August 13 inclusive - Jul)j,5 - August 13 inclusive - July 5 - July 30 inclusive Elementary . • July 5 - July 30 inclusive Pre-Schoolers - July S - July 30 inclusive i E:GRADES4-8(Ages 9.141 Classes in Remedial French, Remedial Mathematics, Remedial Reading and Remedial English emphasizing review of previously taken material to help the pupil in grades 4-8 to concentrate on areas of weakness; at Rosedale Public School, Sarnia and Colborne Street School, Corunna.' (See special note for Grade 8 Mathematics and English.) NOTE: Students in Grades 4-8 may select any two sub- jects from Section E (e.g.) Physical Education and Remedial Mathematics:. SUBJECT SUBJECT LETTER SUBJECT NUMBER CODE CODE Gr.4 S 6 7 8 Art XAR Phys. Ed. XPE Recorder XRC Remedial Math. XRM Remedial Eng. XRE Intro. EI. French • XIF Remedial Reading XRR 740 740 740 740 • ' 740 740 740 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 760 760 760 760 760 760 760 770 170 770 770 770 770. 770 780 780 780 780 780 F. GRADE 8 UPGRADING MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH Course Code: MAT 800, ENG 800 Upgrading courses will be offered in English and Mathematics for students who have not been successful in these'areas. The courses will be given at St. Clair Secondary School, July S-30, two hours -daily per cour- se, If enrolment is sufficient. (4 weeks). NEW CREDIT COURSES SECONDARY (Intensive Study for Credit) Students: Any secondary school student or adult Dates and Times: July 5 • August 13 8:30 a.m.-12:30p.m.daily These courses should be of interest to students with timetable limitations, oras an enrichment to+their regular program. Several courses will be offered which are not available at each school. NEW CREDIT COURSES: All courses offered are conditional upon availability of staff and suf- ficient student enrolment. (4 hours per day) • SUBJECT YEAR1 YEAR2 YEARS YEAR4 YEARS • • Accounting BAC 341 SBI 341 SBI351 Biology BAC 551 SBI 551 Chemistry SCH 441 SCH 551 SCH 451 English Geography History ENG141 ENG241 -ENG 341 ENG441 ENG ISI ENG2S1 ENG351 ENG 451 ENGSS1 CGN141 ti CGN151 HIS141 HIS 151 HCN241 HCN 2S1 Informatics • Law Mathematics BIN 100 Music -Vocal -Instrumental Physics Typing BPL401 MFR 551 (Functions) MAT 1$1 MAT2S1 MAT3S1 MAT4S1 MCA SS1(Calculus) AMV 151 AMI1S1 AMI 251 SPH 341 SPH351 BTY 111 BTY 241 BTY 151 SPH 551 • q wrest While Supplies VAIVVS Lost 1 Full Line of Fireworks Capri, 12 oz. tin Luncheon Meat 99 C Colonial Shortcake, 500 gr. Cookies • 99 C Gold Seal Flaked Light Product of Canada Tuna 6.5 oz: 1.09 CoppertoneO Lotion 10% Off Stayfree, deodorized 1 Mini Pads 3o'S • 9 Scotian Gold Pure, 19 oz. tin Apple Juice 49 C Alberta Light & Fresh Reg., Oily, Dry, Shampoo & Conditioner 50 mi. 1.79 • Red, 14 oz. Kidney Beans 49t Enos, 200 gr. FruifSalts 2• • • Tropical Blend 54 gr. pkg.Crest, Iced Tea 3/994. Reg. or Mint Toothpaste 100 m1.1.49 Canada Chocie Whole, 12 oz.' Kernel Corn 12 Oz. lin49 C >Newborn, 48's 5.79 Pampers Eagle Brand, 300 ml. Condensed Milk 1.65 Scope, 500 ml. �, 39 Mouthwash 10 Ib. bag Kitty Litter 1.49 House and Gorden, 350 gr. �•�� Raid Triple Yon Van 25.% Off All Merchandise insect Repellant off )25 gr.2.29 9035%079:00 pm. 12:00 Noon - 6:00 P.m. -,° DISCOUNT vSundays . 433 MAIN ST. 235 1661 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Village's budget up three percent As the result O1 a recent budget meeting it appears the increase in 1982 taxes for the village of Grand Bend will be held to about three percent. Clerk Louise Clipperton said she expected the new mill rate would be worked out and ready for council approval f9r the next regular meeting set for June 1. Helping to hold the municipal tax increase are special levies on sewers and garbage pickup and a shift of surplus funds. Expenditures for the year are expected to be $629,039, an Increase of slightly over $28,000 from 1981. Requisitions for the Lambton County Board of Education call for 9281,857, a rise of $30,000 from . a year ago. County of Lambton charges to Grand Bend ratepayers amount to 967,057 this year. A year ago the amount. was 951,433. Budget figures ' that are lower than last year are docks down from $15,000 to 86,000, public works reduced from 883,519 to 867,850 and recreation at 88,000 com- pared to $9,290 in 1981. Assessments on which 1982 taxes are based are up to $2,160,406. In 1981 the assessment figure was 92,123,370. SOCCER TEAM LOSES In the only action this week for Grand Bend senior soccer teams, the Ausable league team dropped a 3-2 decision to the Exeter- Centennials. .Bill Mennen scored both Grand Bend goals on penalty shots. The Colonials playing in the London and district soccer league were idle over the weekend as their scheduled opposition from London drop- ped out of competition. . The Colonials will be in St. Thomas Saturday for a con- test starting at 5 p.m. The Dashwood and Area Medical Centro Committee invites everyone to attend O//ica/ Opening RU0n (�ufEin� of the Dashwood and Area MEDICAL CENTRE Sunday, June 6 at 2:30 p.m. BUS SCHEDULES ROUTE 00If no bus required. ROUTE01 Starts at Grand Bend to No. 82 to Thedford, south to Arkona, then west to Forest, northwest on No. 16 to No. 12, then south to Errol School to No. 26 south to Lakeshore, west on Lakeshore to St. Michael's to Blackwell Road to Alexander Mackenzie to St. Clair S.S. to SOTS. (starts at 6:50 a.m.) ROUTE 02 Starts at Bright's Grove at Gallie Subdivision and old Lakeshore Road west to Waterworks, south to Lakeshore, west on Lakeshore to Modeland, south on Modeland to Blackwell Road to Alexander Mackenzie to St. Clair S.S. to SCITS. (starts at7:50a.m.) ROUTE03 Starts at East Lambton S.S., Watford, north to No. 7, west on No. 7 through Warwick to Modeland, north on Modeland to Michigan, west on Michigan to Alexander Mackenzie to St. Clair S.S. to SCITS. (starts at 7:30 a.m.) ROUTE04 Starts at 10th Line to No. 79 and south to Alvinston, south to No. 80, west on No. 80 to Inwood Road, north to County Road No. 4 (10th Line), west to No. 21, north on 21 to Con- federation St., west on Confederation to No. 40, north on No. 40 to Michigan to Alexander Mackenzie to St. Clair S.S. toSCITS. (starts at7:10a.m.) , ROUTE OS Starts at Dawn Central, north to No. 80 on No. 21, west on No. 80 to Kimball, to County Road No. 4 (Moore), west to Corunna to No. 40, north on No. 40 to SCITS to St. Clair S.S. to Alexander Mackenzie. (starts at 7:10 a.m.) ROUTE06 Starts at Wilkesport (Kimball Road), south t� Beecher, west from Beecher. on County Road No. 1 to Port Lam- bton, north from Port Lambton on No. 40 to SCITS to St. Clair S.S. to Alexander Mackenzie. (starts at 6:50 a.m.) ROUTE07 Starts at No. 21 and 10th Line to LCCVI, Petrolia, west on 10th Line to Plank Road to No. 40, north to Michigan to Alexander Mackenzie to St. Clair S.S. to SCITS. (starts • it7:30a.m.) ROUTE08 ;tarts at SCITS to Point Edward by way of Christina and Lite Streets. Pick up at Lite and Christina, then to 5t. lair and Michigan, east on Michigan to Northern to Alexander Mackenzie to St. Clair S.S. to SCITS. (starts It 7:50 a.m.) OUTE 09 ;tarts at Central (Norman Street - back of school) at r:50 a.m. to St. Clair (8:00 a.m.) to Alexander Macken - :ie to Northern and return to St. Clair. These bus routes will operate as printed for the first veek. Users will be informed of needed adjustments at •he end of that time. Please report any difficulties to the ;ummer School Principal as they become apparent. COURSE DESCRIPTIONS VOTE: Both School Code and Course Code must be used on ipplication form. ELEMENTARY ' A. PRE-SCHOOLERS (at all locations) Course Code: X PR 700 This program is intended for children who are four or five years old and who will attend kindergarten in Sep- tember, 1982 or 1983. The child will be exposed to a variety of activities to develop positive attitudes towar- ds education and towards life itself. NOTE: In Petrolia, Watford, Forest, Bright's Grove, Grand Bend, Camlachie. Children's Activities: Course Code XCA 700 'Pre'Schoolers: Course Code XPR 740 Since past enrolments in these centres has not been sufficient to allow for all advertised programs to operate, special groupings will be created at the in- dividual school to accommodate students wishing to at- tend summer school. These programs will group pupils from several grades into one class for activities in art, music, crafts, reading, puppets, games and plays. Every effort will be made to teach remedial mathematics, reading, and English where need Is shown. 3.CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES (at all locations). Course Code: XCA 700 Jnstructured activities for Primary aged children (5 'rs. - 8 yrs.). The activities would include: art, music, rafts, reading, puppets, games and plays. Learning as ndividuals, the students would be able to participate in activities of their choice within an open concept of ooms. :. K.I.S.T.-KIDS IN SUMMER THEATRE (Errol Rd. - Course Code: XKT 700 Sarnia - 17) rhis course is designed togive the student the real feel of heatre. During the first 2 weeks of the program, the tudents meet, choose and develop a play, playlets or •cenes. Alter they have put together their "Show", they ake it on the road to the other summer school locations. 21/2 hours per day). �. S.W.A.P. - SUMMER WRITING AND PUBLISHiNG Courses Codes: XSP700 (Rosedale•Sarnia, Colborne- Corunna) > unique opportunity for you in this Summer Writing ind Publishing session to extend your talents in creating /our own poems, stories and books. Wanted: Authors 7- 4 years. Limited enrolment. THE LAI11BTOfl (OUflTY BOARD Of EDU(ATIOfl SUMMER EDUCATION PROGRAM 1982 FOR ADULTS SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS AND PRESCHOOLERS SUMMER SCHOOL TELEPHONE 336-1500 MR. P. J. MOUSSEAU PRINCIPAL MR. ALLAN COLE VIC•E•PRINCIPAL LOCATIONS SECONDARY SCHOOLS - Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School Lambton Central Collegiate Vocational Institute Sarnia Collegiate Institute B. Technical School St. Clair Secondary. School ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Errol Public Bright's Grove Colborne Street Hillcrest Watford Woodside (Camlachie) ( Bright's Grove) (Corunna) (Petrolia) (Watford) (Forest) REGISTRATION PROCEDURES NEW CREDIT COURSES Students are to register at their own Secondary School before June 15. Adults may register at any Secondary School. The student is advised to seek guidance at his own school prior to registration. Late registrations could be accepted at Alexander Mackenzie Friday, June 25, but some classes may be filled.. Students will receive a class card by mail in- dicating the place and meeting time of the first class. UPGRADING CREDIT COURSES Studenlsare to register at Alexander Mackenzie Secon- dary School on Monday, June 28 or Tuesday, June 29, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. A late registration fee of 55.00 may be charged for registration after June 29. INTEREST COURSES Students are to register at any Secondary School in Lambton County by June 15, or by mail to Mr. P.J. Mousseau, Lambton County Board of Education, 200 Wellington Street, Sarnia, Ontario. (Please make cheques payable to The Lambton County Board .of Education. DO NOT MAIL CASH) Students will receive a class card by mail indicating the place and meeting time of the first class. ELEMENTARY AND PR E-SCHOOLER COURSES Students may be registered at any Elementary School in Lambton County by June 15, or by mai( to Mr. Allan Cole, 200 Wellington Street, Sarnia, Ontario. (Please make cheques payable to The Lambton County Board of Education. DO NOT MAiL CASH.) 1. FEES There will be a materials fee of $10.00 to help offset costs (sublect to approval of The Lambton County Board of Education) for the summer school regardless of the type of course or the number of courses taken. The ex- ception is Driver Education at $100. Make all cheques payable to The Lambton County Board of Education. N.B. Persons on Disability Pensions and Old Age Pensions will have all fees waived. New Credit Upgrading Credit Interest Grand Bend (Grand Bend) High Park (Sarnia) Lansdowne (Sarnia-) Rosedale (Sarnia) London Road (Sarnia) Wyoming Public (Wyoming) 2.TEXTBOOKS Textbooks will be supplied by the summer school, ex- cept for the Grade 13 courses. SECONDARY STUDENTS Students from the Secondary Schools may take arty New Credit or Interest Course, provided there is suf- ficient registration. In addition, upgrading Credit Courses will be provided in any subject in which there is sufficient reaistration. Consult your Student Services Department to make certain New Credit or Upgrading Credit courses will be acceptable in your program. • ADULT EDUCATION (a) Adults may register in any New Credit or Interest course. Any Secondary School will receive these ap- plications prior to June -1S,. (After this date, telephone the Summer School office - 336-1500). (b)' University Courses: For information concerning University courses, please contact the extension office of the University concerned: - Univ. of Western On- tario (S19) 679-3632; - University of Windsor (519) 969- 0520. ELEMENTARY STUDENTS Elementary Programs will be offered from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., July 5 -July 30, inclusive. Courses will be offered if registration warrants at the following elementary schools: SCHOOL Errol Public Bright's Grove Colborne Street Hillcrest Watford Woodside Grand Bend High Park Lansdowne Rosedale London Raad Wyoming Public SCHOOL CODE 68 56 62 73 83- 85 71 21 29 45 33 r 86 (Camlachie) ( Bright's Grove) (Corunna) (Petrolia) (Watford) (Forest) (Grand Bend) (Sarnia) (Sarnia ) (Sarnia) (Sarnia) (Wyoming) NOTE: Parents are responsible for the transportation of their children. A fee of S10.00will be charged (to help defray costs). COURSES AND DATES - July 5 - August 13 inclusive - Jul)j,5 - August 13 inclusive - July 5 - July 30 inclusive Elementary . • July 5 - July 30 inclusive Pre-Schoolers - July S - July 30 inclusive i E:GRADES4-8(Ages 9.141 Classes in Remedial French, Remedial Mathematics, Remedial Reading and Remedial English emphasizing review of previously taken material to help the pupil in grades 4-8 to concentrate on areas of weakness; at Rosedale Public School, Sarnia and Colborne Street School, Corunna.' (See special note for Grade 8 Mathematics and English.) NOTE: Students in Grades 4-8 may select any two sub- jects from Section E (e.g.) Physical Education and Remedial Mathematics:. SUBJECT SUBJECT LETTER SUBJECT NUMBER CODE CODE Gr.4 S 6 7 8 Art XAR Phys. Ed. XPE Recorder XRC Remedial Math. XRM Remedial Eng. XRE Intro. EI. French • XIF Remedial Reading XRR 740 740 740 740 • ' 740 740 740 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 760 760 760 760 760 760 760 770 170 770 770 770 770. 770 780 780 780 780 780 F. GRADE 8 UPGRADING MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH Course Code: MAT 800, ENG 800 Upgrading courses will be offered in English and Mathematics for students who have not been successful in these'areas. The courses will be given at St. Clair Secondary School, July S-30, two hours -daily per cour- se, If enrolment is sufficient. (4 weeks). NEW CREDIT COURSES SECONDARY (Intensive Study for Credit) Students: Any secondary school student or adult Dates and Times: July 5 • August 13 8:30 a.m.-12:30p.m.daily These courses should be of interest to students with timetable limitations, oras an enrichment to+their regular program. Several courses will be offered which are not available at each school. NEW CREDIT COURSES: All courses offered are conditional upon availability of staff and suf- ficient student enrolment. (4 hours per day) • SUBJECT YEAR1 YEAR2 YEARS YEAR4 YEARS • • Accounting BAC 341 SBI 341 SBI351 Biology BAC 551 SBI 551 Chemistry SCH 441 SCH 551 SCH 451 English Geography History ENG141 ENG241 -ENG 341 ENG441 ENG ISI ENG2S1 ENG351 ENG 451 ENGSS1 CGN141 ti CGN151 HIS141 HIS 151 HCN241 HCN 2S1 Informatics • Law Mathematics BIN 100 Music -Vocal -Instrumental Physics Typing BPL401 MFR 551 (Functions) MAT 1$1 MAT2S1 MAT3S1 MAT4S1 MCA SS1(Calculus) AMV 151 AMI1S1 AMI 251 SPH 341 SPH351 BTY 111 BTY 241 BTY 151 SPH 551 • q