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10 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 10, 1984
oys and girls can take
Home Ec. and Indo Arts
Grade seven and eight students at Seaforth
and Goderich schools now have access to both
family studies and industrial arts.
While technically not new, superintendent
Arnold Mathers said female students now
take industrial arts and male students take
family studies. And that is new.
Previously students had no choice because
they took the subjects as a class - either of
boys or girls, he said.
Now thv .tn.jent..n n qp-AA Pnvironment
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take one subject for half a year and the other
for the rest of the year.
The integration comes about as a result of
the revamping of the grades seven to 12
education system in the document known as
OSIS - Ontario Schools, Intermediate and
Senior.
Elementary schools in Wingham, Exeter
and Clinton don't have industrial arts and
family study facilities.
e by Eg; , LondviDDe 4-H
Do you eat for consolation when you are
bored, anxious, angry, lonely or tired?
These situations that affect our eating
habits were discussed at the third meeting of
the Egmondville 4-H Fitness Fare Club held
on Sept. 24 at the home of leader Marg
Unganan. Barb Caldwell, who is also a leader
was present along with members Colleen
Un arian, Allyson Scott and Dianne Oldfield.
At this meeting each member was asked to
WIG s scholarship
Dave Murray, of RRN1 Dublin, was this
year's recipient of the Seaforth Collegiate
Institute's Alumni Memorial Scholarship.
The scholarship is a memorial to the former
students of the Seaforth High School who lost
their lives in the great war of 1914-18. It is
given annually to a graduating student who
has done well academically and has also been
active in school activities.
To be or not to
be a teacher
The Huron County Board of Education has
to find a slot to place teachers of developmen-
tally handicapped students. Paul Carroll,
superintendent of special education, said that
this type of teacher is new.
Currently, the teachers of developmentally
handicapped students are recognized as
teachers by the provincial ministry of
community and social services. These teach-
ers are graduates of a community college and
are classified at non -certified, said Mr.
Carroll,
As part of its special education package,
the board will be hiring three of these
teachers for Sept. 1985, one each for Huron
Hope in Huron Park, Queen Elizabeth in
Goderich and Golden Circle in Wingham.
The board's personnel committee has to
decide whether to put these non -certified
teachers as union or non-union personnel.
This step takes the board closer to fuller
implementation of special education. The
ministry of education has set September 1985
as the target date for full implementation of
what started out as Bill 82.
No future for college
There may be no future for Conestoga
College in Huron County said college
president Kenneth Hunter.
Mr. Hunter told Huron County council that
it is likely that Conestoga will not continue in
its location at Vanastra.
The president was presenting an annual
report to council. In 1979-80 the Clinton
campus had a full time student enrolment of
50, a number that has dwindled to 16 for the
current school year.
However, there is an increase in the
continuing education enrolment. From 595 in
1979-80, this figure is expected to reach 745
this year.
Besides enrolment figures, Mr. Hunter
said the college has entered into discussions
with the Huron County Board of Education
regarding its possible purchase of the school
facility.
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try out a series of warm-up and cool -down
stretches. They had the opportunity to talk
about their own eating habits and compare
them to suggestions given, such as eating
meals slowly, drinking water with meals, and
eating at specific times.
The girls made chili con carne which was
tasted by members.
Dianne Oldfield
Press Reporter
CORE FRENCH Is presently being taught at
the Seaforth Public School. Though there has
been recent discussion concerning imple-
menting a French immersion program In
Huron County, local students will continue to
learn French as they have In the past.
Learning new words are Michael Ford, Laurie
Boven and Eric Johnston. The French teacher
Is Julie i3aldwln. (Wasslnk photo)
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REGULAR STYLE
GROUND BEEF
2.60/kg
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SCHNEIDERS
"OKTOBERFEST"
SAUSAGE
SCHNEIDERS PURE BEEF
STEAKETTES 500 g PKG.
SCHNEIDERS "OKTOBERFESr'
MUSTARD 175 mL JAR
f.79
2.79
1.69
3.19
1.59
,SCIfEIDERS "OKTOBERFEST"
SAUERKRAUT 909 mL PKG
SCHNEIDERS-FINE QUALITY
PEPPERONI 300 9 PKG
SCHNEIDERS "OKTOBERFEST"
POTATO SALAD,
g
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SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT
9 A.M. WEDNESDAY OCT. 10
UNTIL CLOSING
SATURDAY OCT. 13, 1984
SAVINGS
PORK TAILS
YOUNG
CANADIAN
PORK
PREVIOUSLY
FROZEN
1.08/kg
BONELESS! FULL CUT
ROUND STEAK
CUT FROM
CANADA "A" GRAD!
BEEF
6.57/kg
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SCHNEIDERS SLICED
OLDE FASHIONED HAM 11.oO/kg 4.99b.
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MAPLE LEAF BRAND
POLISH SAUSAGE COIL
2 b W CORNED BEEF
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SCHNEIDERS "OKTOBERFEST' NEWT
POTATO SALAD BULK
3.99b.
3.95/kg
8.80/kg
3.73 /kg
179b.
3! 99b.
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INSIDE BONELESS
3,291 BONELESS ROUND
/9]ROASTS
ROUND 7 25 /kg
ROASTS oR STEAKS
BONELESS!
NO WASTE
RUMP ROASTS
703/kg
MAPLE LEAF
3 VARIETIES
SIDE BACON
MAPLE LEAF
READY TO EAT
HAM STEAKS
500g
SLICED
2.79
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EYE OF ROUND
REMOVED
. STEAKS
1,79 6.57/kg •98
Ib.
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< COTTAGE ROLL
PICKLED
COUNTRY GOLD
2 VARIETIES
WIENERS
PRE -BROWNED
VEAL SCALLOPINI
88e PER SERVING
g 10.50
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PRE -BROWNED
CHICKEN CUTLETTES
PRE -BROWNED
PORK CUTLETTES
ITALIAN STYLE
COOKED MEATBALLS
12 x
100 g
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73C PER
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8.50
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kg
175 g
5.05 /kg
450 g
2.29
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SIRLOIN
ROASTS a. STEAKS 3.29.
COUNTRY GOLD SMOKED 4 39/kg
PORK SHOULDER
B'LESS PICNIC 1,991b
MAPLE LEAF 3 51 /kg
BABY BAG
PARA BOLOGNA 1.59.
Z b W BREAKFAST 4 17/ka
PORK & BEEF
LINK SAUSAGE 1.89.
PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. #t 1
SPANISH TYPE ONIONS
PROD. OF B.C. OR U.S.A. CAN. FC7.
BARTLETT PEARS
PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. FCY RED OR 6010
DELONTARIO
ICIOUSAPPLES
PRODUCT OF BRUSSEL SPROUTS
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
FLORIDA LEMONS
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
CAULIFLOWER
PRODUCT OF S. AFRICA
OUTSPAN ORANGES
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
FRESH SPINACH
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
RADISHES
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
GREEN ONIONS
PRODUCT OF NEW ZEALAND
KIWI FRUIT
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
FRESH LEEKS.
1.OB/kg 49 b.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMB PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS
BANANAS
GOLDEN YELLOW OR GREEN TIPPED
,eD. FRESH FROM THE TROPICS
64'/kg
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3.99
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10 oz. PKG
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16 02. PKG. 79'
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STALKS
PROD. OF
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CAN,
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ASSORTED
119 PLANT ON A TRELLIS
MUSHROOMS
SNOWY WHITE
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
4.39/kg • Ib.
520
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10 99 ILD BIRD SEED
6
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POT
20 Ib
10 Ib