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in a special candlelight ceremony, two girls from the First Goderich Guide Company were
presented with their All Round Cord, the highest award given in Guides. Leaders Sharon
Scruton (left) and Evelyn Shand (right) made the presentation to Tonya Glousher and
Karen McCallum.
These guides were enrolled into the First Goderich Guide Company during a special
candlelight ceremony Wednesday. The new guides include: Iback row from left) Lesley
Ann Ginn, Mandy McGilvray, Kerry Kennedy, Kristy Dineen, Lyndee Hansen, Kelly
Mathews, and Juliet Redmond. The front row includes; Chrystal Mathers, Alison Baer,
Alesha Glousher, Dana Armstrbrg, Shelley Stanley, Lisa Adamson and Amanda McKenzie.
Cathy Wade was absent for the photo.
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The Third Goderich Guide Company welcomed several new guides at special ceremonies
held Wednesday. The new guides include Jenny Mclvor, Deanna Kiar, Lisa Sleightholm,
Tara Moms and Dawn Baker. Sitting are Jenny Eggleston, Sarah Collins, Lisa McInnis and
Alecia Hamilton. Heather Blackwell, suzarure Schultz, Kelly Muir and Mary Johnston were
absent.
Report on private schools
will be presented
The report of the Commission on Private
Schools will be presented to the public and
interested parties at a series of information
sessions around the province, Education
Minister Sean Conway announced.
The sessions, to be held in several regions
of the province, will give the public and in-
terested groups the opportunity to review
the report before submitting their responses
to the Ministry of Education, Conway said.
Details of the information sessions will be
announced shortly.
Responses to the report should be submit-
ted to the Ministry of Education by April 30,
1986. All responses to the report and its
recommendations will be received and
analyzed by Ministry staff, Mr. Conway ad-
ded.
"Our goal is to ensure the report is widely
distributed across the province and that suf-
ficient time is allotted for public response."
in releasing the report of Commissioner,
Dr. Bernard Shapiro, Mr. Conway said "it is
a thoroughly researched document with far-
reaching public policy implications, and It
deserves serious attention."
Included among the report's 61 recom-
mendations are:
* That all private schools be re -named
"independent" schools;
* That independent schools, after meeting
specific conditions, can enter into associa-
tions with local school boards to share in
funding;
* That all teachers in independent schools be
required to hold specific qualifications;
• That all schools meet certain curriculum
requirements.
The Commission on Private Schools was
one of three commissions established in con-
nection with the announcement by former
Premier William Davis in June 1984 on the
completion of funding for the Roman
Catholic separate school system. The Com-
mission visited 40 private schools in Ontario
and received 514 written briefs.
The report will be available in French by
mid-December.