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Huron Board Discusses
Future of French Classes
,
Frenchovere hardly available,.
"1 don't think we can recom-
mend a teacher of conversation-
al French in every school in this
county, " the superintendent
declared. Some school boards
were hiring consultants to aid
other teachers, he said.
l-i said the sources of teach- -
ers of French conversation were
limited to students from college
and housewives who were given
special permits to teach after
'taking a short course. This was
the case in the Clinton area with
a housewife from Canadian Forc-
es Base.
Mrs. Marian Zinn, Dungann-
on, asked what choice would be
made in securing a librarian or
a teacher of French. Fourteen of
the 25 schools have neither.
"It's a matter of economics, "
Mr. Coulter replied. "In one
case, you only have to supply
the body; in the other you have
to supply the body and the room.
• --•••Helen-
and Mrs. Ruth McGrath, all of -
Dublin, were installed .by the
president.
The 8, 30 draw was won by
Mrs. Muir, the mystery prize
by Mrs. Edith Jessome and the
special prize by Mrs. Peg Coorribs,
A hooked rug will be drawn for
around Christmas. A dinner for
Senior citizens will be held the
last Saturday in November. A
bus trip to London for the Auxil-
iary members is being sponsored
by the Legion men.
RECEPTION
for Mr .and Mrs. James Coleman
Ines Shirley Bernard)
Walton Community
Hall '
Sat., Oct. 18th
Dancing 9-12
Everyone Welcome
Music by The Ramblers
' Ladies Please Bring Sandwiches
their meeting in Central Huron
Secondary School. Clinton, Mon-
day evening.
It is now being taught in four
schools in the Clinton area--
Clinton, Holmesville. Hullett
and Huron Centennial (Bruce-
field) -- and also in the Howick
public school.
Board chairman John B. Lavis,
Clinton, asked J. W. Coulter,
superintendent of schools, if he
was pinning to increase the
reaching of conversational French
in all the elementary schools of
the county.
Commenting that the Howick
School was the only one outside
the Clinton area where It was
taught, Mr. Coulter replied:
"We feel that this is a test area
and should help us make a re-
commendation for the next
school year, early in 1970."
Mr. Lavis inquired further
if the superintendent considered
the venture a success. Mr. Coul-
ter felt there had not been enough
time to evaluate it.
"Don't worry,' it will take a
long time to evaluate", Mrs.l.
W. Wallace, Goderidh, a form-
er school teacher,' commented.
"Is it possible to get teachers
if we think we want to expend
this Service?" Mr. Lavis quest-
ioned.
Mt. Coulter replied that
teaching clone to grades two and
one would require t0 additional
teachers in the county, and qual-
ified teachers in conversational
CASH-BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
Friday, Oct. 10th
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
Three $25.00 Games
$75.00 Jackpot to go
Two Door Prizes •
ADMISSION $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
(Children under 16 not)
' permitted)
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion -
4, Proceeds ' for Welfare 'Work
By
• Richmond Atkey.
Huron County Board of Ed-
- -ecation,-at_irs_meering in_Cen_
tral Huron Secondary School,.
Clinton, Monday evening, de-
cided to refer back to commit-
tee for re-assessment, the policy
on fees for non-resident pupils.
• As' a result of a new fee
schedule` adopted September 15,
the annual‘fee for non-resident
students is $900, based on act-
ual costs, the maximum allowed
uhder the Schools Administrat-
ion Act.
D.J. Cochrane, director of
education, reported that several
cases had been brought to the
attention of the Board where it
was thought that fees, calculat-
ed according to the maximum
under the Act, were excessive,
particularly in view of the fee
policy of former Boards.
One of these cases involved
a pupil returning from a city to
live with his grandparents.' Form-
er Board policy would have al-
lowed free tuition'sinte the '
grandparents •t',,re tax payers.
The second Case invohted a
hockey team wishing to "imprirt"
three hockey players.
. "Since the tearri is no longer
sponsoied (in forMer years a
sponsoring industry would have .
been asked to pay fee), either
the team organizations or an in-.
dividudl wil haVe to pay $270.
per month," Mr. 'Cochrane said.
"It is possible that in the past
the one-school-one-town-one-
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team philosophy would have es-
tablished no fee. " •
D J. Murphy, Goderich, pres-
ented an eloquent pled to lower
the. fee_ He sniff the_G.orierich _
hockey team used to be sponsor-
ed by Detrbit Red Wings but was
not now sp'onsorecPF. Two players
were being brought in 'from Saint
John, N. B. The team did not
have $1; 800 to buy their tuition.
Mr. Murphy suggested a fee of
$100. to $150.; not $900. He
received enough support to have
the regulation sent hack to com-
mittee for further 'discussion.
"Is it fair for all persons in
the County?" asked Robert M.
Elliott, Goderich Township, a
former athlete.
STAG
EUCHRE
Seaforth' Legion Hall
Wed., Oct. 15th
at 8:30 p.m.
PRIZE'S — LUNCH -
Guests Welcome
Sponsored by Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion
ENTERTAINME T
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EYE ONO
'The Carolyn Booker Show'
Colored TV irr the Men's Room
Special All Day Friday — STEAK
"OPEN FOR BREAKFASTS"
AT THE
QUEEN'S HOTEL
SEAFORTH
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6.•-THE WiUgOtil EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., OCT. 9, 1969
BY
Richmond Atkey
The future of the teaching of
French conversation in the elem-
entary schools of the county,
was discussed by members of 11w
on County Boar(' of Education at
ciftc)sslriolti)
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Legion
Auxiliary
Meets
The Seaforth Legion Ladies
Auxiliary held their October •
Meeting Wednesday evening in
the Legion Hall with 16 memb-
ers present. President,Liz. Brown
presided.
Three new members, Mrs
Vegetable Gcirden
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27 Not all 22 Eater vegetables are 23 meadows
— above 24 Hops' kiln ground 25 Employer 31 Direction 26 Discolor 32 Low haunt
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sun and
rain to grow
34 Bewildered
35 Unit of energy
36 Sea eagle
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vegetables
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covering
40 Sea nymph
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45 Oriental civet
46 Roof finial •
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53 Sally
54 Baseball
official
55 Emphasis
56 High regard
7 Diminishing
8 Joins
9 Royal Society
VERTICAL
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Scope
The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 156,
Welcomes You and Your Friends
TO A
—Social Evening--
SAT., OCTOBER 18th
Music at Its Best by
THE ROYALAIRES
$2.00 Per Couple-
Refreshments Mailable
Persons Over 21 Years Only
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