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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-08-04, Page 5A4 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 4, 1882 St. Colomban,c -ouple nI ®a YS Wit) t® the East Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345.2028 - Roy and Angeline Swart returned home after a 12 -day motor tour to the East Coast. They visited many points of interest along the way. While in New Brunswick they stopped in to say hello to relatives of Bill and- Faye Albert. Also while in P.E.I. they visited with Doug and Sharon Dalrymple aqd Rose Burke who was also visiting at the same home. Mark Swart spent a few days in Bayfield with friend Kelly O'Leary and family. Joanne Swart of London spent several days at home during her holidays. Mrs. Annie -Swart and family from Delhi visited with Roy and Angeline Swart on the weekend. Father O'Laughlin of the Basilian Order visited with Mrs. Vincent Lane and Fr. Tom McQuaid on Monday, Mrs. Florence Speak of Woodstock spent a few days visiting with Mrs. Mary Moy- lan. Gordon Moylan of High- gate was home on the week- end and Father Frank Moylan is hunte trum santd Domingo visiting with Mary Moylan and relatives i'h the surround- ing area. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Ryan, Mary Jo, Mark and Shannon Ward visited on Sunday afternoon with Jode and Marg MacRae and family, in London. Mr. and Mrs. Les Ward, Tracy, Lisa and Joyce visited with Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Ryan on Tuesday, Shannon Ward returned home with them after spending the past two weeks holidaying with the Ryans, Attlend 60th annivfarsary of Manitoba cousins nn�� �Jgg Mr. Norman Hubley. sister to Mr. Brodbageu's LIGIIQ�u��Op Norman who spent nearly a father the late Henry Brod- which will require a substan- month in Seaforth Commun; hagen. They reported crops Correspondent ity Hospital and a few days in were very good. IDEILILA REGELE Stratford Hospital returned to Shirley and Bert Heisler of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nevers his home this past week in London visited on Sunday of Goderich spent a couple of Grey Twp..with Larry and Marsha days at the home of Larry and Mr. and Mr. Ron 'McCal- Nevers. Marsha Nevers- lum and Mr. and Mrs. Paul We wish Mr. Clem Kraus- ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele Stephenson spent the week- kopf a speedy recovery. He is and Mrs. Fred Kistner visited end at the cottage at Mani- a patient in Seaforth Com - with Mr. Fred Kistner who is toulin Island. munity Hospital. a patient in Stratford General Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brod- the teaching staff to withdraw Hospital. We wish him a hagen and Mr. Lloyd Brod- We also wish Mrs. Wilfred speedy recovery. hagen of H4 Walton have Krauskopf of NI Dublin a Mrs. Dave Watson of Wal- returned to their homes from speedy recovery'after.under- ton has returned to her home Birnie, Manitoba where they going surgery in University after being confined to Sea- visited with Mt. Brodhagen's Hospital, London. At the forth Community Hospital. cousins Mr: and Mrs. George present time she is convale- We wish her good health. Walker. While there Mr. and scing at the home of her Barry and Marsha Nevers Mrs. Walker celebrated their sister, Mrs. Jessie Johnson in visited Wednesday afternoon sixtieth wedding anniver- London. with Mrs. Phylis Birch and sary. Both .are enjoying the ing herself, These were 'Miss Kim Birch at Goderich. best of health. Mrs, Walker Mrs. Joy McCowan visited . Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele . was the former Florence a few days with her brother visited Saturday, evening with Douglas. Her mother was a Mr. Tom Hey at Lion's Head. New I lan.'guag e.' math -.-programs, for Perth schools The fall term will see two workshops and resource new aspects to this program new programs implemented booklets will be added assist- which will require a substan- in Perth County Public ance. tial amount of in-service work Schools. The Board of Educa- MATHEMATICS with teachers, individually tion approved the commence- PROGRAM The Mathematics and in groups, a curriculum implementation leader is re- ment of a Language Arts present program for grades 4 to 6, and Program for kindergarten to quired for this project." a Mathematics program for grade 6 in Perth County The committee requested kinderg'rten to grade 6 at its schools has been in existence this leader be someone from July 20 meeting. since 1973. There have been the teaching staff to withdraw Junior Consultant- Lynda many changes through the from the classroom for the Hodson made the presenta- years, particularly with the 1982-83 school year to as - tion on language arts to fhe introduction of metric mea- sume this responsibility. board. the result of two years surement. An inclusive doc- of research and development ument was found necessary. "The new document has of a county program involving Developing a new Mathe- more diversity, more flexibil- a writing team of five, includ. matics program was not quite ity than the original Perth ing herself, These were as difficult as in Language County program," added Mr. Wayne Higgins, principal at Arts. A steering committee of Querengesser, "The `people Downie Central P.S., Gerry seven members of staff, on the sub -committee are Krug. Avon P.S.. Doris pot. headed .up by Glen Queren- familiar with it. The teachers ter, Listowel Eastdale P.S. gesser, principal of North received the document in and Shirley Weitzel, princi. Easthope P.S. decided to June and there is a good pal, Mornington Central P.S. examine operative programs indication it is on course with The newt program centres elsewhefie in the province the ministry objectives." around a change in attitude, instead of attempting a major Lengthy discussion by said Mrs. Hodson. making reworking oftheold program . trustees followed the presen- language more personal to They came up lucky, and tation of the programs, but the student so that he or she the new Mathematics pro • finally the board approved will enjoy the learning and gram is the same program both, effective Sept, 1982. strive to learn it well, being used by the Lambton -of In relation to the Mathe-� As applied, the new con. County Board Education, matics program, an imple- cept for the language pro- "There are three major mentation leader will be gram should, "enhance self topical areas," said Mr, appointed for the school year concept. focus on making Ouerengesser., Measure - 1982.83, with extension to be sense, apply to the world of ment acid Geometry. Al- considered at the end of this the learner and expand the though there was little work period. and the costs of the learner's development. Lang• in preparing the new program appointment will be borne by uage is learned actively at all implementation will be a big the Short -Term Consultative levels." said Mrs. Hodson. lob. Because there are many Assistance Budget - "it orders and organizes the world, and is learned through Rev. ®r• Thomson says experimentation and model- ing." This is also going to mean a farewell to Cranbrook different approach by the teacher. She said teachers Correspondent Victoria Hospital, London, will have to pay attention to MRS. MAC ENGEL, Miss Susan Engel spent a where the kids are coming 887-6645 week with her sisters in from and what the.' need to Rev. Dr. J.K.R. Thomson London. get ipvolved. preached his farewell sermon Recent visitors with Mr. Once the core of the eurric• July 25 as he retired from the and Mrs. Earl Dunn were Mr, ulum had been developed, a ministry and moved to St. and Mrs, Gordon Wood. team of field testers was, Catharines. There will be no Mitchell. and Mr, and Mrs. formed involving over 20 services during the month of E, Bcnnew•ies and- Mr., and teachers, from 15 schools August. E. Bcnnewies and Mrs. May across the county to deter- Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller, Rock. Seaforth, mine the appropriateness of needs. Jodv and Stacey, and Mr. and USE materials to classroom Mrs. John Engel, Pam and In order that the program Judr had an enjoyable camp. be implemented , smoothly ing holiday at Sauble Beach EXPOSITOR ®I� without disruption to the and Midland. students, teachers will have it before Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Fitzim- ANT ADS th�tr hands on mons -of Windsor, visited with o too hecome familiar with it. A Mrs. Lloyd Smfth and family ,PA Day Sept. 24 and other and also visited Lloyd in Phone 527-0240 'A* 454 g. °REGULAR GRIND *AUTOMATIC DROP 9FINE GRIND HYATT'S BEANS wo-rm PORK 5.3 540 ML. TINN MAPLE LEAF CANNED HAMS $ 73 1 '/3 I.B. 3® TIN °REGULAR •HINT O'MAPLE eHICKORY CLOVERLEAF SOLID LIGHT TUNA 23 7 OZ. TIN ®rices effective until Saturday, August 7, 1982 W west supwlor Sto<ss Wo a tP o "Pit to Lk,At to Nan f Fv—MV Rs�?. SUPPLED A SERVICED 8T ELLIOTT MARK s CO. LTD.