The Huron Expositor, 1974-08-01, Page 131�
TENNIS ANYONE? — These Seaforth women are
wr
every Tuesday and Thursday mornings, Practising
learning the fine art of. playlhg
tennis this summer
their serves are Ann Laverty, June Ball, Shirley
—through. a course sponsored by the Recreation
Dinsmore, Lorraine . Devereauxand Charlotte
Department. There are
15 women ta( Ing lessons
McKercher.
(Staff Photo)
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your chdce•
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ducers Association has embarked
16' pughup 24.62 28' extension 46.78
30-69 squares ..... . .........'.... 16.00 per sq.
1-29 equares . . ........ . .......... 16.5D per sq. .
20'extension . 30.15 32' extension 65.25
on an ambitious promotion pro=
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24' extension 38.3.0 3& extension 75.15
BY
MP's. ,13it'ch has consistently
gram in the county. Thi&year will_"
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Jack Riddell, M.P:P. Huron
Contest. All girls in,the age group
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farm or town. The, first three
finalists will receive prizes of $75,
,On June 4, 1974, Mrs. ..
Force report completed at the end
Because of this -statement 'very
$50 and $25, with the winner to.go
to the CNE for',the all Ontano
&VrgaretBirch, Provincial, :eFc;x
of r},kTune.41ast year. An earlier
%considerable unease is being
Contest where first prize is
tat'y for Social Development,
report on the Care and Education
experienced by child care workers
$300. Len McGregor 'of OMAF
introduced a new Provincial pol-
of Young Children has similiarly, ,
who consider there is little real
and the county seccrretary Lloyd
icy regarding day care for Ont-'
not . seen the "light of day. The
understanding' of "the particular
Stewart of Clinton well as all
ario's . children. Immediately a
minister insists that these reports
skills that are required to care for
township con -
ip directors, may
controversy erupted abo
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adequacy of the new program and
ments. A. great sense of relief
enrichment prdgrams that are
particulars.
considerable concern was ex-
. would,be experienced by parents
necessary.
On August 29 the annual, fork
pressed by parents arid, those
and day care workers if, through
Oft -Thursday, June 21, Robert
"Barbeque will be held at Seaforth
involved in the care of. young
the release of these -reports and
. Nixon, the Leader of the Opposi-
where the contest winners will.be
children . about staff training
•�.
requirements' and the proposed,
the studies on which they are
-
based, itcould :be shown that the
tion, presented. a petition on
behalf of groups calling them-
,
selected. This year's barbecue is •
ratios of adult workers- • to
proposed changes would -provide
selves the Committee in Oppusi-
expected to draw" over 2000
visitors.
children.
r
The .new ratios call for 1 adult
sound child care.
.Referring to the training of day
tion to Revisions in the Day
' Nurseries Act. 5,300 persons
A pork cooking demonstration
Zurich
worker to 4 children under t8
care workers, the Minister made
'the
signed the petition, the vast
will be featured at the
Bean Festival, while some event
months of age, 1 adult worker to,6
following statement in her .
-majority' of whom were parents.
is being developed for the Blyth
children aged between 18 months
June 4 policy statement to the
To Mrs. Birch's claim that' the
Thresher Reunion.
and 2 years, 1 adult -to 12 children
Legislature.
Ministry will not support the
'the
Free pork recipes are distri-
for 2 to 4 years of age, and 1 adult
for 16 5'
"To encourage more parent
-volunteer involvement
, vested interest of day care
,
bated throughout the county -in, .
children of years of, age.
and ,in, all •
profession, the parents retorted.
most. stores. Any store not
The Federal Government recom-
day care programs'; the 'Ministry
that they have a vested interest
contacted who wishes recipes for '
mends a lower ratio of 1 adult for
has increasingly been approving
they intend to support - the
their. customers can obtain them
9 children aged 2./1 years•:to 4
staff on, the basis of -individual
interests of their children.
from County Pork Association.
years and 1. adult to 12 children
competence attd experience,, ra-
It is not clear whether the new ..
aged 5 years.. Two other Provin-,
ther than by" relying on any
regulations state a minimum
Smiles
ees for which statistics are
particular set of Professional
„ requirement and day care centres
available enforce lower' ratios
qualifications. We will extend this
are free to impose higher stan-
There have been reports that
than those proposed for Ontario.
practice by removing from the
dards for their programs and still_
-tell us insanity .in •humans' is
Mrs. Birch's objective appears'
regulations under the Day Nur-
receive any provincial support to
decreasing. Could it be because
to be to allow more children to
series Act the requirement that
, which they would be entitled'. It
so, many things that used to 'be
benefit from .the day care pro-
all staff have specialized know-
appears that municipalities can
considered crazy are now quite
gram without undue increases to
' ledge of what the regulations now
develop higher standards for their
common. .
program cost -'an objective with
refer Ito as :Methods of Child
rograms and still be eligible for
Llke Parachutes?
which we would all agree. How-
Guidaltce.' �We-will require no
assistance.
, Minds are like parachutes.
M ever0if, as it is feared, the result
formal quaitfications-for staff in
The Ministry has recently set
y only function -when they are
of the' proposed changes is
the supplementary after-school
up a special committed to. advise
open. '
overcrowding and inadequate
programs for 6-9 year olds. ' -
it on Day Care matters. In the
,
supervision, the economy will be
We will; of course, continue to
face of continuing concern it is to
gave`
false indeed.
require that supervisors of •Day
be hoped that the Committee will
Child care professionals remind
Care Centres have specialized
allow the' widest public
us that the first five years of a
knowledge, but once a�a1yy-°-'we
.possible
discussion of Mrs. birch's pro -
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your way
child's life largely sets in place
mill recognize relevanteriencA
posals before the regulations to..,
his attitudes and expectations for
r her than' relying solely on any
the Act are amended.
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the future. Good care at this stage
particular professional
is critical for the child's physical
a meta 1 Ilbe9 The a is no
background,"
'
r
ros e t
w y to make' up in later' life - for
what a child misses in his
formative years. For the child
whb must, spend the greater part
of his waking hours in a day care
cenffe, it is essentjal that he or
she receiVes the kind of care that
will develop his cognitive skills,
language and social skills. It is
probably evert more important for'
p p Kra .y
When you put your
money'reguIarly into a
special savings account at
Victoria and Grey Trust
we pay you generous
hiterest.'This interest
itself earns generous
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this little person " to develop
attitudes bf trust and affection in
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Available In white only,
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soffits and fascia by installing our %
approx. 60 sq. ft,
stain to the colour of
prefinish6d aluminum.
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The Kingsbridge W.I. were hosor the July Birthday
your chdce•
.Vented soffit 16" x 12'6 8.54
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Reg. 25.50
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children with minimal physical
GALVANIZED STEEL
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ROOFING A SIDING
Frayne, readings by Father Karl and a sing -a -long by Mrs.
'tom
70 eq. or more .......... ... ' 15.50 per sq.,
16' pughup 24.62 28' extension 46.78
30-69 squares ..... . .........'.... 16.00 per sq.
1-29 equares . . ........ . .......... 16.5D per sq. .
20'extension . 30.15 32' extension 65.25
30. ga.. Vic. Rib — 32" vdde Stock lengths 6', T, 8', 9', -
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24' extension 38.3.0 3& extension 75.15
10',11',12
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MP's. ,13it'ch has consistently
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ALL STORES CLOSED CIViC HOLIDAY
MONDAY, AUGUS. 5/74
this little person " to develop
attitudes bf trust and affection in
Marie Flynn, Lorne Lawson, Norman Spier and Jerry
Interest. Together with
your deposits, it Snow -
Oose who care for him
Collins provided the old fyme music for Monday's activities,
bails your savings into a
!� impossible to achieve in a situs-
•With Debbie and Earl Flynn entertaining dµring the
intermission: New residents welcomed to the Home ificluded,
substantial estate in Iess
tion of overcrowding with high.
tension levels, noise, confusion
Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Datars and Arthus Henry. Volunteers
time than you imagine.
and insufficient Adult attention.
for the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dale.
Make Your money work
In addition, of course, a
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The Kingsbridge W.I. were hosor the July Birthday
for you." Start getting '
properly supervised day care
Party on Wednesday afternoon. Thirty-three celebrants.
received gifts following the program and 150 residents and'
rich Today at Victoria
program offers an excellent op
programortuhity to identify the nt op-
guests enjoyed a social half hour with lemonade and cookies ,
and Grey. .
tially troubled child, the child
served by the. ladies. Mrs. Clem Steffler was emcee for the
Member Canad De o
P p sit
with .a perception handicap, or
program which included a vocal trio by Luille, Donna and
Insurance Corporation
children with minimal physical
Margaret Frayne , solos by Dianne Van Ray. Irish jig by
Mary -Jo Steffler in'd Joanne Crawford,
Impairments. It is at this stage
that remedial programs should
Frayne, readings by Father Karl and a sing -a -long by Mrs.
'tom
ffCWRRWd
JR begin before real dafnage .be-
Steffld°r. Herman, who celebrated -his ninetieth birthday
Wednesday, thanked fhb institute on. behalf of the
comes a burden to the child, and,"ultimatelysociety.
re '
MP's. ,13it'ch has consistently
residents. --
"Everyone at the Horne were able to enjoy the Clinton
tkrefused tat take public a Task
Legion pipe Band on Farnily�Night On the front lawn.
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