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• Ti►►te's-At1i'orah', September 23, 1998
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By Del) Hound!!
South 1 tuna+ District High SC11001
South Huron and. in tact. III corm lou% ince is
approtiohtrig the education o1 m, eacepuuu.Il stu-
dents u► some new anti +;excuse wa\s'Allis se:u. •floe
140 students 11 south Huron h.oe heeu identified as
ha%uig speidal needs When a ,tint. rt, lemming tit
scl)ttttl• Jlti te• (":•xists quite .1 it I. (IIIN% a Reed,
111.tudin,• the lollow erg: Imellrcur.d. physical.
beha%ourai.:ttnuuwmcatr0ns 0r a „.000,111,11101 uI
these • -
Yuwl� Iteolilr w nth Ie:nrnmz di.:-0111es Iwai the •
Lu _'esI single group of exCepu}mal students. " 11►1,
learning disability is.usu:dly Identified early' in a Deb Homuth
student'; education. :\lila' _'h "learning disahil-
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ui" d, a getlerii lernl: lit' lath suuleul lht t1ruhltnt •
can be quite unique. Stilwell Mese-student. have trouble mentor -I/ -
int!. some have tiouble copyutg intimi:ulun accurately, some sou-•
dents 111.1 batt tenable pita e' ing',dorm:Mow •A learning disability.
:.ui lie dillicuh tit (ripe t% all tial a Is certculdy not a iethctron of a
student`s intelligence. With a few key nti diltc.Itions most learning
desalted students cope sen well iit regular classrooms. hi order tit
detcruurte w Melt un dd 1 ;ittOn. -ur hest. auuual nlcemu •,.:ue.held :\
siuderils situation is calefull'-e\;(mnud by .u1 memo
Placement and Ilctlew (urtnnutee 111'RC'Lnl tit tip ca St.ulh Huron
l) the student's carious. leachers cultlaeprese;•ntaute.: or the •
Adimnn.tration. Last year we hiItt o,ir 150ll'IZ('-s at South Huron
-:\s welt. for the first tine this ..•:1' .dl ulenutie.l specialeducau�tn
stridents it iII hast"cud lain ldu:11 liduc:uutn I'Lui ‘‘'role using .i goad
>cuing process. The detail', oi.thr L1 1s will. he quote Pcctlic cold
will reflect parental -mom- - -
. Teachitlg assist:urns are 1.10st anached it) stili tide studt•ni. ur
t lasses, •I•he•lundnt,_• tur'tliese ptismltins.Is driven by ilii• nerds of
thesestudents In the hast, e"a. s were assigned 10 classes and asked
ht helpanyone in the class who might need it . Now. the e..1 unicla
the reflects particular student, each p riot+. • . •
\\"e are also quite fortunate to -have ,unit students at Slil)hs who
unit ,t:adeno( learning quite. ea y. 11 is lust as important to provide
appropriate.challenges tai them: Students as any tillers. •R1t'ht noir.
the grade t) &- 10 enrichment students :Ire preparing for -a special
ernichntent protect called 1ie\ttmd WO( es w loch Will lake them It,
the. Hadiburtonlpurest.
Special Ethic:mon-has come a long way, in our schools. \\'c know
so much pore shout how to help exceptional kids than_ once did.
-:\t South Huron we de-euiphastie labels and re-rnttihasvc !he need
• work together ;IN Fano+-. stridents and teachers on a regular basis.
Wednesday. September 23 at 1 • 30. aur lust A\laudsAssembly
•w ell lit• held in order t6 iee-O ul,c academic .i:lneveinenl.titn)-tile- -
I.ist sellout dear. Academic ex:ellence should he celebrated and the
special awards a.stntbly will do lust -that. • • :
.:\n coaly rrnundct.th:d the•:\ntiu:tl Cantiuencendent and • -
Graduatiints Exercise w III he held rat - riday. Octcther 9 at 7:30 p.m.
On hehalt of the graduates. please acccpit 1hiS ntvttatiun to attend the
etenionies on that Friday .evening.-
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Celebrations held for 50th wedding anniversary
Rhoda Rohde
Thames Road correspondent
THAMES •ROAD - 'fhe•ncigh- :
hours and former neighbo-urs of
13+11 and Rhoda Kuhde gathered at
Osborne Central School un
Tuesday...evening to honour them
un the-occam-on of their 50th wed-
drng anniver"s;try.-Euchre was
played and prlies were awarded to
Ladies high- Betty Borland. Ladies
low -.Mai ion Snow; Lone hands •
ladies - 1u -Anne Rowe. Men's high
.- Lee Webber. Mens low - Wayne
Rowe. Lune hands .men.- Glenn
Rohde. .
The Rohde s were -called forward
and Jean. Hodgert read an address.
renliitiscing ober the past fitay
years. Kay- Hodgert presented Bill
and Rhoda Rohde with a mirrored
iewellery.•httx with 50 vicars on the:
trip. - Bath replied and everyone -
saute :'For they are Jolly good -fel-
low s'. -Lunch and Ielhaw,hip. I01-
14.tw•cd. .
. A noisy chi\ ari took place at the
honor of Boll arid, Rhoda Rohde On
• Thursday e‘ ening alter choir prat-
. tree, Thr choir brought sandwiches, _
.quarts. rclreshments and Sharon
1.. -nm presented the couple with a
huge nturn and card. Both•rephed
and cnloced the t rs:t
Church service
Rev Marilyn Carter was in'
charge til the regular church service
on Sunday at 1 (iIit the•
Rev. Carter ease the greetings
and CaII to Worship. She told the
youth story " \\'hat's:1w A Name."
The chum sang "Do You 1\I1iw
My Jesus'"- accompanied by- the
pianist Marilyn \',tndenbussclie.
Joyce Pullen icad the scrlptuee.
The ,cnntrn was (moiled.
"Confident Living". Helen Kadey
and Joan Morgan rccci t ed the
offering: as well as being the
greeted, • •
Coming events
Sunday. September 27. church
- he at Thames Road at 91:x5 .
.11n.- October.4 al Elim+Idle, World
Wide Commotion. ` -
. October -I I at Thanes Road,
Thanksgiving- --viii our Sunday
School's "Sukkah
October Ili. Etimville, morning
worship. At •Thames Road Rev.
Carter.'s Covenanting evening. ser-
vice will he held at 7:300.m. •
' September 27, Combined' choir
practice will begin at Thanks Road
church at 7:3Op.m: tiro the commu-
nity of area +churches evening ser -
i ice to he held November 1 at
Thames Road.
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September 21i. South Humin
Regional Rally; al Centralia United
C'hurc11 Rcgrstra(ron ai 6: 30' p m.
Theme ..Living Static,'. Guest
speaker Rev. Manlyn Gaiter'
Septelnher 29. tishonie Central
Sehool' s ,grand openings 6t'the new
library. FcrytIne. Is tvelconie I•or
more fulmination .call Carolyn
"Johns at 2_2t)-6112 :
":fin et:ening •ut Gt,pel Music tin
October 25 Will heideld at 7 p'nL .1t
-I-hanies Road, United•Church tea.
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• Quartet: -Roy 1)reantng•, Mount
Forest: ':end Sharon Parker. pianist
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13i1{ and Rhoda Rohdj. s iyited ..
w11 h •J1111 .rid Gwen. Rohde and
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David of itlull recently.
• The Usht tt ne Guild played at
Exeter V on Monday afternoon
arid also Wednesday :it rxtun lar the -
Zurich 'seniors at -Zurich arena -
liarl aridi...tura Mac t3eniewres..
Muchcll tis-Iled with their -wick '•
and aunt Bill ,int! Rhttda Rtthde-on -
Wednesday et ening. • -
Kav and Gerald Cuntlineron took •
the •Khtttle'. to Sc. -Mary -s- on .
Sunday, liil.lun.h
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