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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-04-20, Page 12PAGE 12—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY. APRIL 20, 1978 secondary school news By Hilda M. Payne Mrs. Elizabeth Faber, representing Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall WMS and Mrs. Rachael Schwalm. representing the ten par- ticipating counties, attended the Hamilton -London Synodical' held in Knox Presbyterian Church, Leamington, guests of the Chatham Presbyterial. In the ten years as an executive member of the Synodical, Mrs. Schwalm • from page 2 especially in school could be made somewhat more meaningful, if students in their activities could be less shut out from the everyday business of adult life, if their work could be incorporated with that of grown-ups. Mr. Struik gave some suggestions and concluded by urging everyone to be aware of the .pressures upon our- selves and our children. He suggested that we begin to conquer these. pressures by trying first of all to eradicate their root cause in ourselves and in our children and then to deal wisely with the problems that remain_ After 2 lively question periods, Mr. Struik was thanked. Coffee and cake were served, and a short business meeting took place. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. Margorie Ridder and the treasurer Mrs. Lena Haverkamp presented the financial statement. held office for four years as literature secretary and for four years as children's work secretary and for twei years as member without portfolio. Within the ten years she attended the National Council Board of Canada at Ewart College in Toronto twice and once attended Guelph University Secretary Training. fora week. Mrs_ Laird Mickle and Mrs. Florence Joynt were guests on Sunday with the former's son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mickle and family in Cambridge. Julie ,Mogi: 'patient in Toronto General Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Veldhoen. Mike and Chris of Toronto visited with Mr_ and Mrs. Sim Roobal on Saturday and also with Mr. and Mrs, Don Dodds and family of Seaforth. Strike one, strike two...we're back in school by Ken McBride The strike is over, but it was fun while it lasted_ Things sure got shook up in a county whose idea of ex- citement is the Zurich Bean Festival. For instance, how many times are you going to see a bunch of students on school grounds doing anything but goofing off? As you know, one day in the middle of the strike was designated as a day of protest. Industrious little sign -painters got up early (noon) and marched in front of CHSS, looking almost as silly as the teachers who had marched before them. I was more inclined to walk up to the board office and scream, "Nazis ! ! ", but I thought Netter of it 1 have nothing against the board, you understand_ I mean, how were they to know that when they sat down to a serious, mediated bargaining session with the teachers, they wouldn't have a leg to stand on? The fellow they hired as chairman of their negotiating committee had assured them they were in the right_ But it turns out that the teachers' workload clause will stay, whether the board likes it or not. Otherwise, the whole contract will 1* subject to arbitration_ Arbitration is the term they use in parliament to replace "eenee-meenee-m inee-mo". The teachers certainly had good reason to try to keep the workload clause in their Contract_ 1 tte) Met: w that if the board deprived them of that, soon the "pupil -teacher - ratio" would go out the window as well_ Next thing you know they'd be building double-decker classrooms with 200 desks, or class -to - class shuttlecraft so a teacher could cram five or six lessons in the same period. The teachers call that the "domino theory". Aren't they original? When the chairman of the board's negotiating com- mittee said that our educations were being "dispensed with" (I didn't make that up), I was mildly amused, with accompanying delusions of being inside a garbage can_ I wasn't upset, and I'm still Big Brother is back on the job Well finally we're back to normal and you the student body are continuing in your silly offbeat habits that you've picked up in your long "holiday." For example just the other day J.M. otherwise known "Fang's girl" was seen in the cafeteria with one boot and one short sock with a red bow on it. Really. J.. I know it's hard to give up the sloppy dress habits you picked up while you were laying around home all that time, but just think how embarrassed Fang is going to be when he hears this. J.S_ has also been con- tinuing her evil ways especially when I caught her giving her "cherry" to E.M. in the Queens on Saturday night. 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Just the other day I caught them in a rousing chorus) of their favourite country and western songs_ Unfortunately due to the strike I've lost my main victims- From this day forth the initial S.D., who's destroying a Guelph area, and S.M. is o's sliding around Saunders i London. will not appear again_ However, this doesn't mean I'm giving up not upset, even as rumours of extension of the school year to June 28th make the rounds. But "looking down the road", as the board always says, I see some people who may be committed to summer jobs which start early in June. I guess they can always drop out. I am not convinced that the "annual ritual". as the teachers describe contract negotiations, will not result in future strikes. That doesn't say much for either the teachers or the board, or even the system (or absence of it) under which they "negotiated". Having my education temporarily flushed down the can was, for me, a pretty fair lesson in itself. I only hope that no one will be a loser as a result of the type of ex- perience we have had. Nitpicking. anyone? Best Interest looking for your great deeds_ Remember, I'm still wat- ching you! annual We represent many Trust Companies- We ore often able to arrange for the highest interest being offered on Guaran- teed Investment Certificates. Subject to change When we read about someone being arrested for disturbing the peace, we can't help wondering where he found any. It will pay bargain conscious shoppers to circle Friday, April 21st, on their calen- dar. This is the day of the second "Moonlight Madness" event in Exeter, an event that proved ex- tremely popular with literally thousands of bargain hunters last fall. Nearly all of the stores in the core area of Exeter will remain open until midnight and will be featuring values tempting enough to draw customers from several miles away. During the last mid- night madness sale shoppers poured into town from Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth, Zurich, St. Marys, Ailsa Craig, Parkhill, Strathroy, etc. Nearly all the comments heard from the' shoppers was that they enjoyed the shopping spree, es- pecially the hundreds of super bargains that were offered by Ex- eter's friendly stores. The only problem experienced by shoppers at the last event was that they had to wait quite a while at some of the stores to get checked through the cash registers. This was because of the unex- pected large number of shoppers that turn- ed out for the event. This time the merchants are prepared for a sudden rush of customers beginning at 6 p.m. and lasting right through until mid- night. The "Moonlight Madness" promotion is just one of several shopping events that will be sponsored by the Exeter Mainway area this year. The idea is to let shoppers everywhere know that the Exeter merchants certainly are friendly and will do all they can to at- tract your business. So, no matter where you live, if you can possibly get to Ex- eter on Friday, April 21, between 6 p.m. and midnight, you won't regret the drive. There's super values in every store just waiting for you. PLYMOUTH HORIZON PLYMOUTH VOLARE CHRYSLER ANTI -CORROSION WARRANTY • FOR PERFORATION CAUSED BY CORROSION • 1978 CHRYSLER CANADA CARS • 36 MONTHS • NO EXTRA COST • UNLIMITED DISTANCE • YOUR CHRYSLER DEALER HAS FULL OEMS 4111b.CHRYSLER tiff CANADA LTD y o•s' CHRYSLER Ply/110LItri Dodge Trucks CLINTON CHRYSLER -PLYMOUTH 262 Victoria St. 482-3522 Sales Department open Thursday night 'til 10 p.al.; Saturdays 9 a.m.-4 p.ltl.