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by Ela!net To*nShend.
-.discussion group, "Why should
Or kids suffer if Joe, Blow doesn't
want his, kids to have it (sex ed')"
a parent • asked
Parents in several of the groups
• found the program's•first session
a film abou eenage pregnancy
somewhat dist Bing and said it
qmplied dll teena ers are seitialik
active and`supported a 'so what
attitude".
7At IVIonday night's session
Seaforth doctor Rodger Whitman
said the film indicated tlie young
girls' lack of maturity and it could
haye stressed some tragic
elements of teenage pregnancy.
nines. Parents agreed that kids
are more easily led and subject to
peer pressure , in grade 9..
mingle sex. classes, taught by
teachers of the sank sex were
,proposed by some parents. At the
Monday meeting Mr. Shaw said a
poll of 45 •Grade 10 girls id Mr.
Johnston's sex ed class shovveir
'only .five were embarrassed
having a male teacher. ,
A nuniber of ,SDI-LS students
attended the sessions, niany with
their parents.. "They ,,make
English „and Histoiy compulsory.
This is more'. important. Why not
sex ed?" one girl asked in a
questions," Although the class
does' discuss the problems
teenage Prestianey-can cause, the
real impact spines" in the halls,
when it hapfrens to someone the
students know", Mr. Johpston
said,
;Karen Teskey, who teaches
family studies in grade' 11,
pointed .out .that 4. teenage
pregnancies happen before •
students get'•tO that grade and
said'she'd like. .to reach Grade
Those at Monday night's.,
meting were siven. disbOssiOn•
sheets to fill in and these
'interested in setving a sex
education committee were asked
to sign up.
Discussion qttestions include: lti
Why.dokteenagers get pregnant?
Should the schools attempt to '4,3"
teach morality? Do rm. see...,
partiCipation of teachers, the
Health Unit, • Parents and the
clergy? To what ' extent? and
Should a senior 'course be devised .
,considering emotions, hive,
marriage and problems
associated-with? -
Editor's Note:
Because of space limitations
last week part of the story on the
sex -education preview meetings
for parents 'at S.D.H.S. was
omitted., That section., appears.
below.
SOUS teacher Terry Johnston,
who teaches sex Oucation now to
Grade 10, health classes said the
present program is designed to
"teach an awareness of the
physical self and ,answer
Spoonerisms •
Have you heard of a . sponerism?
It is an accidental transposition of the
initial letters or other lettersintw„oor more'',,:
Words. for example, "The boxer dealt a
blushing crow" or "for real enSimeet,
• give me a well-boiled ic'cle." , .•
Sortie eornedians intentionally- compose
sppodalsine and use them to turn a.
• familiar story into a laugh. .
For example, you remember ,
Rindercella, who was always ressed ins
dags. her two sugly tep-disteis and their
mugly other wouldn't let Rindercella go to
the bancy fall, that the prandsome- ,
was, throwing. He was looking for a wife; •
and all the kadies in the Tingdom would be
at the bancy fall.
. • After her two.sugly tep.disters and their ,
mugly other lett, poor Rindercella sat by
the ashes in the 'fireplace and fried and
fried..
Sitddenly her gairy fothnother,appeared.
Wi a wave of her wagic• mend, the gairy
fodmother turned a cumpkin into a poach '
and six mite whice into bancmg prorses.
Then she turned Rindercelltes lags into a
grively sown and put slass gippers on her
feet. She sent' her to the bancy fall, but • •
warned her to be home before twelve • -
o'clock: because at the more of stridnight
the poach would turn back into a cempkin.
. When the -,-prandsome--.:'Wee sate
Rindercella he fell .ladly in m ye. He •
nanced with her all dight, and everyone
• wondered who the beautiful girl Was.. She
was so. happy. .she forgot her gairy
fodmother's. warning, until she hoard the
sock trike twelve;
found it, and he Went all over his kingdom
searching for the beautiful lady; whese'
rept would slit. the 'Upper.
At last, 'he came to Rintlercella's house.
Her oldest step-sister Said; "Let me try".
But the gipper fidn't dit. Her' youngest
step-sister said, "Let me try". But it fidn't
dit. Even their mugly other tried, It idn't
dit.
iUUlIy, Rindercella tried and the slass
Sipper dit. The prandsorne hince married-
Rindercella, he took her to his hastle and
they lived cappily ever after.
Recently, I discovered that 1 was
unwittingly-~writing' spoonerisms of nity
-own. I typed a letter tp my girl friend. It
was the third letter I had written that
morning, and for me thetts a record. I was
tired, and I was hurrying because I wanted •
to mail the letters when I went uptown at
noon, . - •
:Those are my exc .seS; here are some
excerpts from my unedited letter. "Thanks
for sending me the picture of the kids.'
They've sure gyoan since the. Jast time I
saw them. "We've had some bad strems,
but it sounds Tholigh you're not having a
terrific winter,. wither." „"Our camera club
had a minute -last. night." 14
,Now I'm worried. I Wonder how many
bloopers have escaped the_basty glances I
give letters before popping. them ,into the
envelopes., How many people have .
chuckled or scratched • their heads while
reaairig, thy spodfFrisms? • ,
Seaforth WI donates• to
'Save the Sight fun
\\ Plan today let tomorrow
. with an RASP
at your Credit Union
Mrs. C.Diamond also from the
Ontario Ministty of Agriculture
and Fpod concerning Sr. Training
School, Food Forutris, Short,
Courses and 4-11 Garden Club for
summer 1978.
A donation( is to be sent to
"Save the Sight",Fued and the
pooling fee of $70.00 will. be sent
for OfficerS', Conference at
Waterloo May 2' - 4. Plans, were
made for the 50th Anniversary
Party to be field Saturday April 15
in the Scathrtb Public School.
Mrs. L. Lawson gaVe Courtesy-
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remarks and Vadjourneti, the
meeting
Canadian pro-life
Seaforth W.I. met 'Tuesday
`February 14 at 7 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Graham Kerr with the
ladies enjoying a pot luck supper
prior to the meeting. . The
President, Mrs. A.L. Lawson,
welcomed all and conducted the
opening exercises. The red call a
"Valentine" quotation ' was
answered by 17 members and 2
guests.
Mrs,G. Papple and Mrs.
Coleman were in charge of the
Pl'ograth • Mn, G.. Pap* read 2
poems "The Family" and
"ThUrsday's Child" f011owed
the motto. "It is a good tIflpg. to
change your mind, it .might work
--better". Mrs. G. MacKenzie gave
a reading "The bid Model'-T".'
Mrs. W. &len.= introduced
the guest speaktr Elaine
Townshend who gage an'
interesting talk eeplightening the
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film to be shown
. Carla Revington -of ,R.R.#2,
'Wean, and. T .meilther of AS she ran down the stairs, she lost one
of her slass gippers. The prandsome hince ' 'Coalition for Life',told a meeting
of the Strad-61'a and Distriet Right
- fo Life that plaits are being Made
-to show "Two is a Crowd", the
- group on; the work of Alpha :CREDIT :UM Huron". She was thanked and
presented with a gift by Clarissa Egrnondville
Stewart, first Canadian-made pro-life film,
CW sees slides of Scot/6nd thank
.or ry.eosup of nr
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includeds Da in ne at lhi g cwonitnhttayn abortion decre
• Papple and lvIr... R.M.Scott, a The meeting Was held at
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St. . Egmondville United Church Mrs. Victor Lee, programme topic. Mrs. James Rose reported letter from F.W.1.0. President James Church Stratford.
Women took as Iheir theme "tonvenor Opened with prayer. on the Huron-Perth-Presbyterial .
"Valentine' at a meeting The programme consisted of a "held in Mitchell. on January, 24 6
when foyer ..400 ladies attended
including nine from Egmondville, 4,, , „ ,i, , i „ „ : :,:, :, :
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Stephenson. A Valentine story by.
Mrs. Leonard Strong t and a,
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Wm. Strong.
Gordon Wright gave a- -
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his recent trips to Scptland that he
and Emmerson Durst took last
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