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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-07-01, Page 181410 8A GODERICHSICNAL.STAR, THURSDAY, JIILY 1, 1971 Kindergarten questioii.. stilLa-big .issue BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER Members --of the Huron ,County 'Board of Education were informed last week that 76 percent of the parents or guardians of next year's kindergarten class in Stephen Township have voted in favor of - changing, to the all day, alternate day schedule this fall. NOV4sAirtr, Coulter, it was teamed- that ballots were- sent to the parents asking them to vote for one of two statements: a. 1 wish to have ••the kindergarten program at Stephen Central School remain on a ' half-day every 'day schedule and b. 1 wish to have the kindergarten program at Stephen Central School change to an all -day , every other day schedule. Twenty-five ballots were returned, one for each child registered and of these, 19 were marked to indicate a change to the. all -day,- alternate day schedule. It was indt•c,a;ted' during the discussion that parents' were, made aware of a board policy not to provide noon -hour transportation for kindergarten students when it necessitated additional buses, to those already travelling the routes at regular times. • John Henderson, McKillop, learned that of 22 ballots sent out in. McKillop, 16 of the 17 returned to date are in favor of all -day, alternate °day. schedule. H endersorr ' suggested 'that families 'cif kindergarten students in McKillop Might be willing to pay ,for an additional bus -at noon if it could be made iZ R.,!1�a..15x'Nz2d1*1"++ac. Y'Rl}147t.wN r'N x4n}t ''�`II awrtru He faulted ,the committee. who studied the kindergarten problem for putting forth their own ideas rather than talking to the principals, the teachers and the parents to discover what was desired in the county for kindergartens.` ile served notice that he would introduce a motion to have this question, re-evaluated by the board.- , In other business, the board. learned that Mrs. .Margaret Deichert has been retained to • teach in Enrich and "Mrs. .Linda Edward at. . CHSS; that the summer board office hours are from 8.30 to 12' noon and from 12:'30 p.m. to 4 p.m.'; agreed to• remain at the • Clinton- Board office •inuthe nurses' residence on. a month Co month basis at a rental of .$300 per month; and approved ' the schedule for afternoon meetings.of the board as presented by Dr. A: B. Deathe to begin in October. .Harrison reunion held in Seaforth park Y• The 36th annual Harrison • picnic was held at Seaforth Lions Park Saturday; June 12. The oldest person present was Cecil Harrison of Mitchell and the youngest was Scott Hackett of Lucknow. The- couple travelling the furthest was Mr, ., and Nrs. . Ken Gaylor of Tillsonburg.. During the• business meeting it was decided to 'hold the -annual picnic on the second Saturday in June with sports commencing at 2 p.m. and supper only at 5 p.m. The slate of officers rot 1972 - is: president, Bud Hunt,- London; unt,London; secretary -treasurer. Amy Hunt. London; directors, Jim and. Eunice. Aikenhead, • Brucefietd•, Art and Dorothy A.irdrie,..CliUto.n- .: —.. Sports, Ken and Felecity Taylor•,,.. Tillsonburg, ..Cathy Adams, London . and Leroy Harrison, Goderich. . Sports results: draw prize. Renes Harrison and Murray Liemon; lucky attendance, Lan Hackett: • guessingle�ly, .beans, Iden Taylor; heaViest ccouple, lir; and Mrs. Bud bunt and couple nearest, 330 pounds, Mr. and Mrs. Art Airdrie., Results of races; girls six and under, Brenda Hackett, Peggy Wiliert: boys six •and under, Allan Pennington, 'Scott. Hackett; girls 1.0- an'd- underg?' Brenda Hackett' and Lois Pennington; boys 10 and under; Jamie Hackett and Greg Hackett; girls .16 and -under, Bernice Willert and Betty Orr: boys 16 and under,. Bill Collins and Jamie Hackett; young women, Bernice Willert and Darlene Willert; young men, Bryan Hodgert and Hill Collins. Married women, _Oily Seemon, Bev Orr; married 'men, Art Airdrie and' Bruce Collins; adult lucky spot, 'Belle Hackett; wheelbarrow race, James Hackett, lap Hackett and Betty Orr, Bernice Willert; balloon toss; .Leroy harrison, Cathy Adams and John -Iunt, Jackie Aikenhead; filling bottle with. straw, Bud Hunt and David Harrison,; ladies' kick the slipper,' Darlene Willert and Bev Orr; • men's kick• the slipper, David Harrison and John Hunt; elimination. Peggy Willert. TOWN TALK Mr. and Mrs. 6e6rd'e Shepherd of Kokomo, Ind., Mrs. D. A. Gray and '"Miss Mary Crawford of Mitchell, were recent guests. of Mrs. Mary Stinson and family of 'Brock Street. John A. More,, 123 Keays freet; rtfleric h, . a road Huron attended a course sponsored by the Ontario Good Roads Association- and held at the University of Guelph. Various courses are given Brach year and • are designed to assist municipal road employees in their every day operations. f LVE so more will live HEAffT FUND Y+eG.+.anui..14,g+A.tfM.g ayw by Vicki Dierolf Pam and Pat Craven GRADUATION The grade 8's had their graduation ceremonies, supper and dance at North $treet 'United Church, June' 29th. The supper was held at 6 p.m. and the dance was from 9-11 p.m. ltdoetits°11 year end The ceremonies were from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. when. they had a ,speech from Valedictorian Beth MacEwan rivho had the highest marks ,in all of grade 8. The school glee: -0} eK*c u C: ae'vi 'rat-- selections `such as °Exodus, put Your Hand In The Hand, Whistle While You Work and the Battle Hymn of the Republic: * * * PLAY Play Day was held ` on Thursday. The conipetitorsmere from Kindergarten to Grade 3. They ,were helped by some pupils from• Grade 6. These • competitors' receivedla popsicle after the activities. . VISITS TO who assisted with`the tom..-- INDUSTRIES M. r•. €rawfordts`roorn visited OF AWARDS ,the PoIlu fon Control Centre and . - PR fSENTATIONS The grade -••-$'s -did -a tour of ieveral i le oseett' ati rrs .i t - -ie town—la f Goderic1 ''1 iese ricluded the Qoderieh Psychiatric ' Hospital with two parents Mrs. Britnell and Mrs. Hays; the . Goderich Alexandra Marine and General Hospital with teachers Mrs. Proctor and . Miss Tofflemire; Dominion Road Machinery with Vice -Principal Mr. Moore and Mr. Barlow; and the Bank of Montreal with- teacher Mrs. Shaddick: -reeeived very interesting .)4h.0:. --mom basketball,' baseball, and •,,.-r•�;;Maay.r��Vlle�l��'r.�e��,�..�vul.l�ll� JIGfi'Vll' "'�Abxh,.L...0 ,mma. winning teams. Best girl athlete was Lisa Scholtz and best boy athlete .gas. Tii'n McGee. Awards were presented for 4nfornaat m; '; , S�Il�' ,.,, working there. We wish to thank everyone UPTODATE WITH TEACH:E.RS..: : Mrs. Brown will be teaching Grade 7 next year. • Mr. Schade will be going to University for one year. Mrs. Hazlitt is leaving the Library and Miss MacKee will be teaching Art. Robert ' McKinley presented Gary Peters with the Canadian fitness award for excellence in athletics. Paula ' B`utler was the top Grade 6 student and won fifty dollars which is donated yearly , by Mr. Robertson, founder of the school. 4 SUPER VALUE .0 S59 Auburn socials 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Rueger, Danny and Terry. of London, visited- on__Sunday,-. with Mr:' -and Mrs. Donald Cartwright, David Derrick and •Lone. Guests.,last 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Millian were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McNeill and Miss Mary Louise McNeill of Nile, ;1.r. and 'Mrs. Frank Treble of Landon,' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomson, Mark, Cheryl and Pamela Sue of Stratford, Mrs. Charles Mitchell and Mr. Larry Mitchell RR 5, Goderich. 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