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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-12-03, Page 14`SFA ODE# tat SI`!!'..NAL STAR) U4. .R� ,. ^ 3..�41�"� AEC.MBER, 3 ig'i'0 '. THE SALE TABLE AT THE CWL BAZAAR WAS A BUSK' -SPOT CWL bazaar Continued from Page 1 A Flowers, Mrs. Donald Fisher; Eadie; plastic rug runner, material, Mill End Store, Mrs. People's Store, _ Miss Ma Walter Palmer; hand towel, Frances Sherratt; Avon talcom Cutt's Red and White, Mrs. powder, . Marjorie Smith, Miss Elaine Culbert; decorator towel, Karen Melady. Simpsons Sears, Mrs. Lou Swan; Avon talcom powder, change purses, Rieck's Marjorie Smith, Mrs. Florence Pharmacy,"Mrs. Lou Swan. Newbery; Avon leg make-up, Nylons, Mrs. Lou Swan; Marjorie Smith, Mrs. Florence decorator towel, Simpsons Sears, Newbery; Christinas cards, ,Mrs. Clarence Chisholm; nylons, Dunlop's Pharmacy, Mrs. Mary Gerrard's Clothing, Mrs. Ken Vickars; flashlight, Rieck's McGee; $3.00 voucher, Eaton's Pharmacy, Mrs. Con Baechler; of Canada, Miss Darcy McGee; broach, Anderson's Book • aftershave lotion, Mrs. Vaughan Centre, Mrs. Shirley Keller; Kinahan.' fancy dish, Breckenridge $2.00 voucher, Ormandy Hardware, Ken Cardiff; note,, Jewellery, Mrs. Margaret pad, Ken Cardiff. Coombs; fancy dish, MacRae's Shell ash trays, Ken Cardiff; Jewellery, Mrs. Margaret . teflon spoon, Mrs. John Dykstra; Coombs; dish cloths, ,Mrs. stationery, Henderson -Book Margaret Eadie; decorator towel, Store, Sister Doreen; stacking Simpsons Sears, Mrs. Margaret- ring toy, Ivie Mary Shop, Sister Barbara; tomato slicer, Anne Marie Lassaline; soap, Anne Marie Lassaline. Christmas cards, Dunlop's Pharmacy, Ethel Le Blanc; decorator towel, Simpsons Sears, Mrs:. M. S. Sutherland; deck playing cards, Canadian Tire Store, Rita Lassaline; book cover, Rieck's Pharmacy, Mrs. Bruce Smith; • Hastinotes, Ivie Mary Shop, Mrs. Bruce Smith; inflatable hangar, Mrs. Bruce Smith; Christmas cake, A and P Store., Mrs. Bruce Smith. Ash tray, Breckenridge Hardware, Mrs.. Bruce Smith; baby comb and brush set, Goderich Discount Drugs, Mrs. Bruce Smith; Planter's peanuts, Blue's Supermarket, Mrs. G. P. A. Evans. Huron -Perth. ss, Board presents progress --report -.f ALL ROCKWELL Choose From A Complete Selection y Save 20% On Every Rockwell- Cash Purchase.. COMPARE these prices, the' not just pennies on el BY WILMA OKE _and his problem identified, an expenditures for 1969 is also At the Huron -Perth County interim individualized program is included. • . nineteen Roman Catholic Separate School recommended. Where students Pictures of schools within the the ates Board meeting on November 24, have mild learning disabilities, John Vintar, Superintendent of the regular classroom teacher,› and• a map ,showing their Education, presented the with the assistance of the locations are also included in the Progress Report for 1969-1970. consultant, initiates a remedial It was compiled in booklet program geared to each student's form to inform the ratepayers in level of achievement. Students the two counties of the progress with more specific learning made in education since the problems are either placed in a inception of the county system remedial classroom, where the two years ago. number of students is purposely The - report indicates the kept small in order to provide direction the Board is heading. for more individual attention, or In the first objective the are visited on a regular basis by Board makes reference to an itinerant remedial teacher. providing adequate equipment in Students with severe health or the form of teaching aids for all emotional probjems are referred schools in the two.counties. to medical or psychiatric Now the Board is specialists. concentrating on program Reference is made to the development in order to ensure Primary program where that equality of educational emphasis is placed on the opportunity is available to all development of language skills students now and in the future. which are the key to the child's At the same time the Board total development. As the child indicates sight has not -been lost matures his view of the world is of the necessity of inculcating in enlarged. Social development the students respect and concern occurs' through the child's for others as well as the creating interaction with adults and of religious attitudes which will children and a variety of provide courage and meaning in experiences which ' the school their lives. provides. The report makes specific Through trips and visits the reference to religious education child learns about life and the in which it points out the community from first-hand Canadian catechism program has observations. w . * been initiated into the program In the Junior Division the of the schools. The program pupil is generally mature enough attempts to bring together the to become aware of moral values total parish in catechetical and fair play. It is time for the participation of the children, the educators to develop the parents, the school and the local faculties of curiosity, church. imagination and generosity. Physical and health education He also enjoys working in refers - to selected physical , smaller groups. To meet these activities and related experiences needs, learning experiences, which aid the individual in skills, especially in social studies and fessor C. roL P. Duitschaever, strength, encurance and science, are designed to permit Poe SciencDepartment', character. group work activities. University of Guelph. The report points out that Reference is , made to theIn recent interview Professor tournaments in volleyball, . program hi the Intermediate basketball, swimming, hockey division when the student begins Duitschaever explained that whey, a by-product of cheese and track and field have been to question the content of value whey, � ` by -re, had been adapted arranged and will continue to be systems and therefore the msome European countries td arranged in the future. educator has the challenging role make a non-alcoholic, slightly Health instruction forms an of counselling and directing the carbonated soft drink . called essential part .of any physical teenager. Rivella. report. • In other business at the meeting, Jack Lane, Business Administrator, reported the roof repairs at Sit': Boniface" School, Zurich, had not been completed. Kyles, Kyles and Garratt, board architects, to be instructed to have the Dobson Roofing Company, Exeter, notified to complete this work. Kyles, Kyles and Garratt to be instructed to contact the consulting engineers of Cleaver -Brooks of Canada Ltd., Stratford,, concerning problems with the boilers at St. Joseph's,- St. Aloysius and St. Michael's Schools in Stratford. Because a bridge in Morris. Township has been closed to motor vehicles a school bus driven the Frieberger's Bus Line, Bluevale, has been obliged to travel an extra 10 tniles each day. The Board agreed to pay the bus owner.. for the extra mileage. Whey good as soft drink Cheese manufacturers could use their whey surplusesito make a soft drink that looks like champagne, i nutritious and (rrefreshing, a d is a emelyr popular - in Europe, says educational program. This aspect• During these years the subject Rivella now has more than 7% was enhanced through the areas emerge as academic , of the soft drink market co-operation• of parents with p in teachers in the initiation of a First Aid Program. Community facilities have been and are"being used in exchange for school facilities. A specific example of this co-operation is in the use of the YMCA pool at Stratford in exchang 'for the" use of St. Michael's gymnasium in Stratford. Arenas, gymnasium and tennis courts have been used in some other areas a.4 well. The report explains special educationServices which have • been intr0cliited -.tom assist studenta who have difficulty 'lth regular clasSroofn program. At each --student is - diagnosed disciplines. Many correlated learning activities are designed to avoid the ncornpartmentalization of subject areas. The student's maturity is also reflected in his ability to think critically. Many opportunities are provided for discoveries of cause and effect relationships. Reference is also made to Switzerland, where it was first • introduced 20 years ago. Professor Duitschaever said that "once the protein and fat is._ removed, whey is fermented to develop lactic acid, then concentrated • into a whitish paste containing ' lactose, minerals and lactic and amino Ecole Ste -Marie scho& in which acids. The whey is shipped in pupils receive instruction in concentrated form to the French and English, which is a bottling plant where it is continuation of the tradition. reconstituted with water and The school is located north of 'extracts, flavored with herbs and St 'oseph in an area originally sugar, and slightly carbonated. No artificial products are added settled by the French. The report also refers to the original base, so that nes of the various cortnnitt rd B.ivella cannot be called a Board and the administrative . staff. A carbonated soft drink by North 'statement of revenue and American standards. BUCKSKIN BIRCH COLONIAL BIRCH PREFINISHED PLYWOOD REGULAR 11.95 .Avocado Embossed WOODGRAIN PLYWOOD Deluxe Fireproof .Finish STOM JADE. 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