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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-06-11, Page 194 Times=Advocate, ,fern 11, 1906 Pop, 7A Coi..nIOn at Sah:Nbury Anglican DY MRS. 1NMIt DAVIS Holy communion service was held at St. Patrick's Church Sunday with Rev. Peter Derrick in charge and Paul Bedell server. the children's focus, Rev. De rickhad a container of flour and one of oil and told the story from Kings 17-13-14 and took his text from the same chapter. Service next Sunday will be an- niversary at St. Thomas in Granton Give a gift that lasts a lifetime • Mapies • Lawn Ornaments • Oaks • Wishing Well • Linden • Flowering Shrubs • Evergreens at 11 a.m. andatervice at St. Patrick's Kr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray, into be faa4oelled. Courtney and Katie, Scarlett, Mr. and Mrs. H. Finkbeiner, London, Mrs. Mrs. Michael Davis and Crystal and E. Brown and Mrs. L. Elford, Exeter Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis were Sun accompanied Mrs. Hugh Davis to daY dinner gum et Mr. and Mrs. Bill � Huronview, Wednesday to visit Miss ins, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lilley, May Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Johnson and Mrs. Ralph Simpson, London were families, when they hosted the lunch guests Friday with M. Hugh McLeod-McFalls reunion at Komoka Davis. Community Centre. There were ap- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall attended proximately 70 in attendance. Convocation June 7 for their daughter Mrs. Myrna O'Neil, Mrs. Mabel Marylou at the 1<Jniverslty of Western Needham, Lela Abbott, Mrs. Ontario. She received her Bachelor of Mary Davis and Mrs. Greta Gibson Education, and as of September will were Monday evening guests with be teaching music in Petroli(i High MIS Murial Cobleigh. They were School observing Greta's birthday. Visitors view manse renovations at Crediton LAKEWOOD NURSERY Wellington & Main St. Exeter 235-2212 St. Joseph 2364479 REMEDIAL COURSES These courses are to provide students with an oppor- tunity to. improve their basic skills in selected areas of the curriculum as outlined in the REFERRAL REPORT by the Home School PRINCIPAL. Parents intending to register their children for these courses should contact the child's principal regarding the report. This will ensure that the individual needs of your child will be addressed during the course. ENRICHM NT ACTIVITIES This course is designed for students who have demonstrated ability to select a theme based on the current Lambton County Board of Education curriculum guidelines in Art, Physical Education and Science. BIG BROTHER HONOURED — Connie Inman of the South Huron Big Brothers and Big Sisters Association presents Big Brother Paul Anstett with a three year pin. T -A photo ELEMENTARY REGISTRATION Parents may register their children at their HOME SCHOOL before JUNE 20. Registration may also be taken at Northern Collegiate institute, Rm. 144, on June 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 from 10:00 a.m. to 05:00 p.m. and June 30 09:00 a.m. to 01:00 p.m. ATTENDANCE Punctuality and full attendance are necessary if these programs are to be beneficial to your child. If your child must miss classes, please contact the school at which they attend classes. LOCATIONS Wyoming Public School - 845-3241 Hanna Memorial School - 344-7631 Errol Road Public School - 542-9341 My MRs. STAN PRESZCATOR dayafternoon from 4 to 5 p.m. in the The sermon topic at Zion United Sunday School rooms. Church on Sunday was taken from UCW will meet Thursday, June 12 Romans 12:1-21 entitled "Com- at 8:00 p.m. The Explorers will be in charge of the program. Vacation Bible school is the week of July 28 to August 1. If..you can give a hand teaching or crafts please let either Rev. Brian or Mrs. Elder know. Services this following Sunday will be Children's Day with Mr. Charles Ziegler in charge. Services are at 10:30 a.m. The following Sunday is Decoration Services at 10:00 a.m. Rev. Elder will be charge. In hospital are Mrs. Charles Pinner and Mrs. Roxie Weber at Exeter. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lewis who celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary, Saturday even- ing. The date of anniversary was June 9. Also to Mr. and Mrs. William Payne who celebrated on Saturday with sup- per at P.J.'s and a dance at the Crediton Community centre. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Sparling and son, Walkerton spent the weekend with relatives in Crediton and at their cottage at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dye, London and also visited Miss Brenda Glanville and Carl Farr, St. Thomas. Mrs. Marion Schenk has returned home from South Huron Hospital. Play euchre at Centralia promises of the Bible". After services, open house was held at the manse to see the newly com- pleted kitchen which was beautiful. Coffee and fruit bread was served. There will be no choir practice, Wednesday. The Explorers will meet Wednes- Other locations may be possible if there is sufficient enrolment and if qualified staff is available. TRANSPORTATION -Elementary students may take the bus to Northern and walk to Errol Road. 1 FEES There is no fee charge for remedial subjects or enrichment activities. REGISTER EARLY SUBJECT MATHEMATICS Remedial ENGLISH Remedial FRENCH Remedial ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES 5 6 7 XRM500 XRM600 XRM700 XRES00 XRE600 XRE700 X F500 XEA500 XEA600 XEA700. XRF600 XRF700 8 XRMOO XRE800 X R F800 X E A800 SPECIAL PROGRAMS AND ADULT EDUCATION The courses listed below run from Tuesday, July 2 to Thursday, July 31, 1986. There is no. fee charge for these special courses; however; since these are special education courses students are carefully selected and are usually admit- ted by referral. English As A Second Language - IES100 • This course is for elementary school children. 'The course stresses the four skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening. (4 weeks). Location: Errol Road School Times: 8:30-10:30 10:30-12:30 (if enrolment warrants) Trainable Retarded (T.R.) - TMR100 This course will provide continuity in programming for pupils at Hanna, St. Clair, Wyoming and New Hope. It will emphasize life skills, crafts and physical develop- ment. Arty student who presently attends the Trainable Retarded program is eligible. (4 weeks). Location: Hanna Memorial School, Wyoming and • St. Clair Time: 9:00-12:00 Remedial French - XRF 100 Remedial French is a special remedial course designed for students who are new to Lambton County and who may not have had French as a Second Language. Its purpose is to help pupils to "catch up" to their classmates. (4 weeks). Location: Errol Road School Time: 9:00.11:30 daily Adult Education - XAD100 Improve in your Mathematics and/or English skills up to and including high school entrance. An individual program is provided by a qualified teacher. (4 weeks). This course offered if there is a minimum enrolment of 15 people. Location: Adult Education Centre 136 N. Christina Street Time: 9:00-12:00 daily Cost: Nil Register at the Adult Education Centre FEES The cost is based upon 11.25 per student per hour of in- struction. These courses must operate at NO cost to The Lambton County Board of Education. Fees are to be paid at the first class or with registration. Make cheques payable to the Lambton County Board of Education. REGISTRATION At Northern Collegiate Institute May 13 -June 20 bet- ween 12:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. and June 28'between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. June 23-27 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 3 Driver Education - IDR100 This will be the same popular course as offered through the year. Students will get 6 hours in the car and 25 hours classroom Instruction (as per Department of Transportation Regulations). The cost of the course will be 1120 per student. Classes will run Mondays and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays. In -car in- structional hours will be arranged with the instructor. Driving students require a temporary driving permit prior to the start of classes. (6 weeks). Time: 8:30-10:30 or 10:30.12:30 Cost: 1120 Location: Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School INTEREST Track and Field - ITF100 Learn more about Track and Field. (Get the "Racer's - Edge). This course is designed for students of ages 9-14 years. Students will learn and practise track and field events such as sprints, middle distance, high jump, hurdle, discus, javelin, etc. The drills are intended to develop skills, strength, endurance, and co-ordination for this age level. Students may earn the right to com- pete in a track and field event in July, as well as other competitions with the Sarnia Track and Field Club. (2 hours daily for 3 weeks). Location: Northern Collegiate Time: 8:30-10:30 Daily Cost: 150.00 Computer Programming Course LCP100 (NEW) This course is designed for students interested in lear• ning to use Microcomputers and Basic Language, in- put, output looping and testing. Extensive use of TRU() and Icon units. This course will be most suited for Students 11-18 years of age. (2 hours daily for four weeks). Times: 8:30-10:30 or 10:30-12:30 Cost.: 650.00 location: Northern Collegiate. Weight Training & Running - WTR100 This activity course is designed to increase muscular and cardial endurance for boys and girls ages 8-16. The programme involves lilting weights correctly and how to weight train properly. A universal machine and free weights are used. A jogging and running program will be provided as well as aerobic games such as basket- ball, indoor soccer and European handball. A pre-test mid -test, and post-test are used to determine the physical progress made. (2 hrs. daily for 4 weeks). Location: Alexander Mackenzie Time: 8:30-10:30 Cost: 150.00 • Auditory Summer Program for Hearing - Impaired Children A UD 100 The purpose of this program is to provide hearing- impaired children daily intervention in the form of auditory training, speech and language teaching. The children will receive individualized instruction and will otherwise be actively involved with hearing peers in a group setting. Location• Hanna Memorial School Time: Session 1 - 8:30-10:30 Session 2 - 10:30-12:30 Dates July 2 to August 8 Instrumental Music - IMI 100 To introduce the beginner the most suitable instrument and provide the foundation that is necessary to play the instrument. Subject areas are: Note Reading, Perfor- ming, Composition and Listening. Course content in- cludes: Assembly, Care and Holding, Treble and Bass Clefs, Rhythms, Key Signatures, Scales, Breathing, Tone Production, Articulations, Writing and Conduc- ting. (2 hours daily for four weeks). Time: 8:30-10:30 daily Cost: 150.00 Sy Mrs. TOM KOOY The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Morgan and family in the sudden death of Terry's brother Arthur of Clandeboye. Mrs. Jean Caslick and Gregory spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Beckberger of Cargill, , • Marinus Poi, i'Illversuni, Holland, Adrian Bax of Parkhill and Marie Veel of Lucan were Wednesday guests with Tom and Mary Kooy. Wayne, Lucan visited with Mrs. -Minnie Harrison, Sunday. The euchre in the community cen- tre June 2 had 12 tables playing. Prize winners were: high score Ruth Guest, Percy Noels, lone hands Sadie Graham, Bob Blair, low score Carol Hardy, Wilbur Lovie, lucky score Li- ly Swartz, Frank Hicks. The next party on June 16 will be convened by Bob and Iva Blair and Viola Atkinson. Lily Swartz was wish- ed a happy birthday. Tom and Mary Kooy were guests of the family of Peter and Joyce Sovereign, Lucan at Hook's Restaurant, London on Sunday when they celebrated the 25th -wedding an- niversary of their parents. All return- ed to the home of Joyce's brother Howard and Sandra MacDonald for the evening. Instrumental Music -Jazz • IMJ 100 To understand creative improvisation through prac- tical and theoretical applications. Designed to free the student from the restrictions of the instrument resulting in a more mature and confident player. Sub- ject areas are: Theory, Analysis, Listening and Per- formance. Course content includes: Chord Scales, Modi3s, Chord Substitutes, Melody Design, Tension and Resolution, Styles, Technique and Tricks. (2 hours daily for four weeks). Time: 8:30.10:30 daily Cost: 150.00 Wrestling • WRE100 (Introductory) For the aspiring Hulk Hogans of the World! This is an introductory course In Free Style or Olympic Wrestling. The purpose of this course is .to provide basic moves consisting of throws, tilts and pinning combinations which will prepare the student for 'high school wrestling in the future. A moderate weight - training program with cardio -vascular conditioning will be provided as well. Sportsmanship and safety .01 others is a high priority for this program. Studen- ts wrestle only against others in their own weight division. Location: Northern Time: Period 1 8:30-10:30 or Period 2 10:30-12:30 Cost: NIL. Paid for by the Sarnia Amateur Wrestling Club. Typing - Beginners - ITV 100 Tired of writing out those term papers and assignmen- ts by hand? Do people have a hard time reading your handwriting? Do you want to acquire a skill that will help you through high school and university? If you have answered "yes" to any of these questions, then Beginner's Typing is for you. (2 hours daily for 4 weeks). REGISTER EARLY Parc dote en francals - FRS 100 A summer program for current kindergarten and grade one French Immersion students is offered. It consists of crafts, games, group outings, etc. and will be conducted totally in the French language. The program will run from July 7 to August 15. This program provides an opportunity for immersion students to utilize and develop their French language skills over the summer holiday. A 115.00 fee will be Collected from parents to offset the costs of supplies provided for the children. Transportation is to be the responsibility of the parents. Students enrolling must have been in the French Immersion Program. Details regarding days and times will be distributed to each French Immersion child. For ad- ditional information' contact Sharon Martin at 882- 1767. Cost: 550.00 Students who miss Day 1 class without notifying the Summer School Office IN ADVANCE may lose their place to another - from a waiting list. Tragedy struck our village on the weekend with the death of two young men, killed in a car accident, early Sunday morning, in Crediton. Art Morgan, 19 years old son of Earl and Marylou Morgan and 18 year old Percy Earhart, son of Peter Scanlon. Love and sympathy is ex- tended to the parents and families in the loss of theirtloved ones. Marilyn Lee and Hazel Willi?ms travblled to Windsor Saturday to 'visit their sister Dorothy Joyce, who is very il1 in hospital. Hazel remained for a few days to be near her sister. Traffic was rather congested around the Clandeboye curves on Saturday with yard sales Popular. Congratulations to Dean Scott who graduated Friday from the Universi- ty of Guelph with an Honors B.Sc. of Agriculture Degree. Proud parents Jim and Audrey Scott and grand- parents Wilmer and Mary Scott and Mrs. Nora Wissel were on hand to of- fer congratulations. Carter's General Store at Clandeboye has been sold. The store has been in the Simpsons family for many,mgny years, the last owner be- ing Barbara (Simpson) Carter and her husband, Clarence Carter. The new owner is M..rnie Mackidd and she will take possession, August 15. Best Interest • Guaranteed 93 4 % investment Certificates subject to change "Lambton County Public Education - in the tradition of yesterday, - in touch with today, - in trust for tomorrow!" Mr. K.W. Gray, Dr. A.R. Welts, Chairman Director 1 aaiseruK deal¢ iL Insurance Brokers Inc. Exeter Grand Sind 233-2420 231.1414 Clinton Hansell Godorich 412-9747 262-2119 32mmonssi4-2111 1