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In last weeks raMbling letter,'
someone at home base missed
my little A' (dot). and it looks aa4
tho' the Art Seminar is to be
held at 'McKay .Ha11 AND St.
Peters' School! But not so! The
Rebekahs were to have their card '
party in McKay .Hall this
'Wednesday and the Seminar is to.
'be in the •Art Room, 'St. Peter's'
School, at North St, and -- -
Caledonia -Terrace, -May 1, 2 and-.
3. This should be a ' good
ip, . weekend 'for folks" interested in•a
' ' design and colour -even if you .
are a beginner -or just a 'wisher.
Whether you've been . painting
for years or just thinking about
it you will get a lot out of it,
since this artist has a ,out
to give.
The more .you learn, the more
g►, you discover your
ignorance -Right? Rightl and a
lot of, us -rather • most of
us -have a lot tollearn.
Another 'thing I - want to
mention -the Bicycle Club was
meant to be set up for all ages
• with ,one group planning the
trails and outings. Many seem to
think it is for children only.
Thatk WRONG! ,Families who
bike together have fun' together
and so do the young and old and
in-betweeners. So why do the
• older folks hold back? Are you
afraid someone will notate you
are riding one of the kids old
bikes? Who cares! The main idea_
is. to get as many as, possible .out
on their bikes whether old, new,
one wheel, two wheels or four
w wheels-thethree wheelers might
have trouble on some narrow
trails -but- just GET .OUT.. Get
' the fresh ,,air and exercise and
sun, rain and, wind. It's good for
you and you hate a' whole new
world of discovery. ahead of you.
,Sprat -..Let's Go -o-.01 ---,, _
How o "did you • , like. the
suggestion that we enlarge on
the idea put forth by the ladies'
of the IODE by planing our -own
`miracle' around our homes? •
• One girl asked me what I
thought of a hanging basket near
the -entrance on her verandah. I:
took her literally .and suggested •
" she get some • wicker waste
baskets -or similar -put chunks
of 'styrofoam in . the bottom sd
the flower pot could -be -nearer
the top of the basket, then plant
to her hearts content. To hang
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up -1 suggested she run the Wire added ei t.ertalners-Wiuon*.°
over the top rim and downta McDougall and two senior piano
unser and up the other side to pupils from Blyth. Like to go t
help support, the- basket -as I'd Holland; Michigan to `see: the
hate to seeJust a rim floating in- -tuli s? Check our Coming ,.
the breeze the next day! I'm Events. • '..
convinced real woven baskets May 11 to 15 the Kinsmen
would be real nice as the flower will, be collecting -•for the big,
pot type are quite plain, and fireworks display.for the May 24 ;
very- heavy=' -even .without the • holiday which is held on the.-,
earth --,in them, Perhaps wicker 18th.• instead: . -of near the ,24th,;
hasketa- rare ;,,,'dear` :and, not- :-This-bnrris-me up' Wh can't + e
plentiful'hut you -might think of ..have.. the holiday. on .May 4th
'other bright ideas ,and hanging., Monday‘
*here '.',it belongs?' ,h:
vines and flowers look great no' Sorrx.eone sure oofed but 1•think . • Karen M'Us, dayghter o pr.. ~degree as a regluirezuentr for be a, problem, in .the availability
l". and . Mrs, G. F. Mills,'d'oierrch, elementaryteaching. of teachers.. , for bilingual
matter) *here yot4 ' hang -Wein. they are trying to get us away l
�� �'. the Mr. ; Davis' said the new elementary schools. "This •
Just so long as .visitors can see trout all these sentimental has been selected tueen of�
you are contributing' to . a holidays that why they set May, at . Alma College, St 'qualification • represents the situation will be watched closely
beautiful Goderich. ' them any other day except near • Thomas..'In connection, with the highest academic requirement. and, if necessary, special
Have you seen Mary Howells the day where " they belong. May Festival Saturday, May 9, that has ever been established temporary provisions will be •
beautiful spring flowers? Every Whatever their miserable motive there will be a' luncheon for the for elementary teaching in made."
year her garden is a show place was -=•I still don't like it! Ontario. ,Further steps toward§
and she isproud and `leased to,May Court and • the Mothers.
p So Fireworks on. the May 18! the university degree
have you 'come and .look. There Miss Mills is an honor student at .
.There are a'" lot of dollars spent the,colleae. requiremel}t will be taken when
are many other flowers Besides . every year on a pitiful handful
the bright daffodil -a, rea1tieye ' of fireworks. Why •don't ybu give
catcher is the dwarf tulip also
dwarf iris and deep blue scillas;
Hyacinths of all colors and
patches of colour all over the
place. • Be sure to go over and
walk around -permission ,. is
already granted.
I feel guilty walking in my
yard -and other yards too since
the lowly purple violet is just
everywhere. On the west .side I
saw one lawn just full of WHITE
violets. Beautiful! - Clumps and
rows, of brave yellow; daffodils
everywhere -'-and when you go .to
the corner of.uebec' ' . and
Wellesley -I think-. Wilsons
'. beautiful ° yard -you just can't
help thinking of the beautiful
poem on daffodils. Here's a new
version (mine,) with apologies to ---- - --- -
the poet! • - ` ,• worker he was, for .a good cause.' 1970, Mr. Davis noted that the rate conductor.
I wandered,W looking ` for the Young folk were always his • ` ' To qualify for the Award, of increase in elementary school The golden rule of kite flying
t Like o'er -vale .alto hill favorites and hundreds of .oung- listeners :must give evidence:;.df, • enrolment: is easing, off:and Will • is KEEP AWAY FROM.POWER
When all at once . - Y . ..
I sawiabacloud, �.•• people will never' forget 'him. I reception of three B$C��on' hit -a maximum� and then LINES. ,The best places for kites
yellow ,cloud of .daffodils, i '1 ihsmen were Wight• -in 'tr•ans�missions' from each of the decrease. This, he said,' means and kite flyers are the wide open
Beside -the walks, beneath the choosing. the :memorial to beat following: Great Britain •and`the- ..that the number - of ,applieants-.spaces.,
trees, fluttering and dancing in our arena since , Gordie was Atlantic, East Mediterranean and for teaching positions is
the breeze. �' always sports minded, , didn't Far Eastern relay, stations. These increasing while the need is • 'Parents! If your child rides a
Just thousands saw I At a glance, miss many hockey. games and 12 reports (which must be decreasing. Another ~factor has bicycle,, make sure he knows and
swaying, about in spritely dance. encouraged • a good ' many, received in one envelope before been the increased number of obeys the traffic rules for safe'
The vi -o -lets beside them 4 youngsters to go on to greater the end of July) -should contain students in Teachers' Colleges M.o_cycling: Here are some tips ford`
danced, these tiny flowers heights In the sports world. This the following information: and in the elementary school';' safer cycling: (1) Signal turns
smiled with glee can be - another reascdn to be location, date, time, frequency option at the Colleges of and stops ° with t the proper
A person could not but be gay'in generous -`"when the • KinsmenEducation who already have.the:. si als,,.the-leftarm out and up •
and - a few:words about program-- - ,gn
so much dolly com.pany. knock during May 11 to 15 content. In return, the award ' new minimum requirement. for a right turn...out straight for
° I . gazed and gazed and then I I week, will ' c o ii tain • -- 'the four Present enrolment in the a left turn...out and down for a
• thought of wealth to all this Little ' Theatre "Lo and- ,verifications required by the Teachers' Colleges include 631 stop. (2) After signalling, return
show has brought Behold" a comedy, comes on ° serious DXer. ' students who' have one year of your left hand to the handle bar
For oft when on our backs We ' May 21, 22 and .23 also the " To be' eligibleforthe Award, university, . 353 who have proirnptly...and keep both hands
lie, in illness or' in angry mood, Sorority Dance on May 23 Then a .DXer..- must be a member of completed. two years and 1,049 on the handle.bars. (3) Ride in
They flash upon that inward eye on May 27 the -:;Ladies 'sof . oi�1d I Icl o CYub til e, progiram w o hold a degree. Noting that a single.. file,.. close to the curb. (4)
Y "Short-wave'
• •yde ee is a requirement for Carryparcels in a carrier...not in,
and brighten up our solitude. Victoria . St. Church hold their "for Oger`s and short-wave ' q
And then our hearts with annual Lilac Tea. Hospital Ilithusiasts which is broadcast in entrance •to . the Colleges of your hand. And remember, a
pleasure fills AuxilaryTea May4 at Knox.Education,- Mr: Davis said there regulation bike is . for one
BBC -World Service. ond Sundays was an additional 559 college of , ' regulati o assen ors allowed.
And dances midst the daffodils. Church. Mark. your calendar for at 0815 GMT, Thursdays 1245 g p . g
Boy, what Spring can do to June e6 when the K of C hold GMT, Fridays 2345 GMT and on
these Moon Maidens! May I have another big dance 'at C.F.B.'s big the North American Service on
the next dance? hall in Clinton. I believe this is Mondays •at. • 1515 GMT. To
To get back to base their last one for the spring become a member you need
again -the Art Seminar this season and they plan to help simply write to World `Radio
weekend, Treble Singer on May send a ashild .to camp working Club, BBC, Bush House, London
12 at North 'St. Church with with C.A.S. of Goderich. ' W.d.2_
education
Hetqualificatipns
r , education. Students enrQlled,
eleml�ry school teachers were
the .elementary school option,'
-announced last week b'y Minister ' Mr, .Davis said, the figures
of Education Williarm G. ,Davis. ' indicate that there should still be,
As of September 1, • 1971 'a substantial number of students
-thoseentering elementary taking their ,professional` year in -
teaching will require one year of 1971-72 and that on graduation
• university in addition to the they, along with those teachers
existing requirements. • The already certificated but who.,
decision, • based -on the may notihave •found positions,.
Ire, e o m m e n d a titin of the will be adequate to fill the
Minister's committee ort the vacancies in , the teaching
.
infing of elementa_r_r-tea _the
canted Wrelirement •
.-a _.0 rajor •: step toward'»'.the~- -lir land-beyond:
planned goal of 'a university ' Mr. Davis said there may' still
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• circumstances permit, he said.
. Mr. - Davis • said the new
regulatipn,•is not retroactive and
so they can' make a decent q 10 a' W that teachers already certificated
display that the kids Ran For . nearly half a century will not have to meet the new
REALLY enjoy a BIG fireworks listeners have been reporting. to ,, requirement. They will be able
display. 1 know small groups of broadcasters on transmission to complete the requirements
neighbours who get together in reception In return • the BBC for a permanent basic certificate
Kite fIies
beware
-Ontario Hydro has warned •
kite flying enthusiasts that
carelessness could cut short their
summer recreation.
Every. ' year many young
one of their back yards and set and other.broadcasters have sent under the regulations that were people are injured, -sometimes
off a display . which probably cards to verify correct reporting. in effect when they began their fatally, when.model airplanes
cost them anywhere from 25 to Now, ,in , addition, BBC teacher training. However he and kites become entangled in
50 dollars (TOTAL) but I ' External Services offer an award expressed hope that any teacher power lines.
wonder if they will give that to listeners who correctly report able to do so would continue to The ageless sport of kite
same . amount for a really big on '• . a number of BBC improve his .academic and flying, popular with kids- of all •�
display? I sure hope they will, transmissions received from professional qualifications:— .ages,„ requires that certain rules
they are a great group. • different transmitting sites. The' The move to ' a year of be' employed. If fun is to last,
• • Another think about this Kin. reports will be •analysed by the . -.university training is now rules must be obeyed. Electricity
protect -they are working. for a` BBC engineering staff and the possible because of the greatly makes a demanding referee.' • .A .
memorial entrance to the certificates: will be issued by the increased numbers of students,. Because electricity will take
arena -td recognize „ their late program, World • Radio Club. moving through the'secondary the shortest route to the ground,
founding member Gord - ' This Award scheme applies to a schools providing a larger pool- . metal . struts, metallic ' wire,
Gordie and knew Bannister. Everyone knewfrom
part of one frequency schedule which teacher candidates_ wire -reinforced string and' even
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