HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-08-07, Page 8PAG CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, 111URSDAY, Ulf 1
our summer
BY JOANNE and according to Mr
Bl . N Watt, saved the, Board• of
' Eduoatton apPrextmately
Four summer :projects ,
4 'These boxes
SIA"' . ,
have nom been completed
contain teaching aids for
for the Huron County ,
Board of Education kindergarten to. Oracle •3
I3c � �
through the provincial t a c h e� d' w. s t n c l u d i ng
gov`ernment's • •
Experience '80 prggra1.
The projects ctsranged
from four to six weeks
and were under the co-
ordination of Jim Watt.
One of the projects
involved two students
who designed and painted
murals on the corridor
walls at Goderich District
Collegiate Institute.
Melanie Johnston, a
G.D,.C.I. graduating
student and Tammy
Larsen, a Grade 10
student .at
painted murals in the
geography, tech'and phys
ed wings of the school by
projecting images onto
the walls with an
overhead projector. They
also repainted one wall in
the school, gym and the
Viking symbol on another
wall in the gym during
their four weeks of work.
The first murals were
painted at G.D.C.L two
years ago when Melanie
and another student were
hired through an
Experience '78 grant and
it is hoped that more
murals will be painted
next year.
Another project in-
volved two students
working out of the Exeter
public school for six.
weeks to prepare a
catalogue of sites in or
close to Huron Coun ty
.__wthich could be visited by
students and teacher -S on
field trips. Information in
the now completed
catalogue includes the
names and telephone
numbers •of contact
persons for each site:
Four students working
,out of Seaforth produced
student resource boxes
assignment cards for, the
students who will use the
contentsof the boxes. The
students Working on this
project were required to
locate -, acquire and
purchase: equipment and.
•
materials for the boxes.
A six week program for
the trainable mentally,
retarded was conducted
by ,four students. Two of
these students worked out
of the Golden Circle
School in Wingharn. They
helped the . xelarded'"
students there to retain
their academic skills as.
well as involving thein in
recreational- activities,
The other two students
worked out of the Huron
Hope School in Exeter.
p
They involved the
e�
.retard • d students there
in a
crafts .nd recreational
a
activities. Mr. Watt says .
thisP i ro'ect,. under the
direction of the principals
of the schools involved,
Was, well received.
TheHuron
projects is in
f► a c o
County represented only
four of 225.ro� ects
p f
conducted in Ontario
through the Experience
c
er e
� �
i?.en.
'80 program. . The
pM
Ministry of Education
paid the student tenc e d m-
P
loyees although the
various boards of
education did the hirin..
Other ,Prof eets', com-
pleted in Ontario this
summer included canoe,
instruction,.'.. 'b
of� wsl
y
culture. studyand. he
development of a
P
playground.
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Beverly Louise Walker of
Brucefield, daughter of
Mrs. Ethel Walker,..
graduated from Fan-
shawe College, London on
June !0 receiving a
Medical Secretarial
DIploma. She is a former
graduate of Central
Huron Secondary School,
Clinton.
Young
theatre
Strange noises and lots
of laughter have been
emanating from behind
closed doors in Blyth for
the past seven weeks and
the reason for all the
rn-er,r
evident on August 14 and
15. On that date, the
Young People's Theatre
Workshop of the Blyth
Summer Festival will
present its first major
production, Charlie and
the Chocolate Factory, at
the "Second Stage",•
otherwise known as the
building beside the bank
in Blyth. •
-`here will be only four
performances of the play,
on August 14 at 2 p.m. and
.7 p.mand on August 15 at
2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Because
there is limited space
available, patrons are
asked to call the Blyth
Summer Festival box
office (523-9300) to
reserve a space for a
performance. The only
admission that will be
asked is that audience
members wear an
itnaginative hat to this
imaginative per-
formance.
The Young People's, -
Theatre Workshop is a
group , of 10 -to -15 -year-
olds from Blyth and area
who have been attending
workshops in theatre
performance and
production for the past
seven weeks. The
workshops have been led
by Janet Anderson and
Nadra Muzzaf '.
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