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C Inveetmnente SIntag ored a bee Dr.
01.1 invvey eat .ate 1'eth+e� ann�t�` *Wag
last week in Lticknow. Left toright, Dr. k.Cbakra wasguest speaker; er; P*
Little, President of ABC Investments, John Little, and Peter Kaotatra, Buaiaeaa
Development Vice President of • Confederation Trust Company. IM'. •Chakrapanl Isg.
amongst many others, chairman of Investors Association of Canada and editor of the
Money Digest. He has given seminars across Canada and abroad,, and most recently
in Australia. (Pat `Livingston _u)
Laidlaws' daughter off to
Egypt for summer study
Pat Bell, daughter of Ken and Elleda
Laidlaw of Lucknow, is the first Canadian
to win The Classical Association of the
Middle West and South • award, The
award was in the sum of $2500 and will
be used to help finance a trip to Egypt
for a• summer study program.
In an article in the Guelph Tribune, the
headline over the story reads, "Pat Bell
is a Latin lover. Ms. Bell is a Latin
teacher, and following 21 years of
teaching she has taken it upon herself to
take e job of teaching one step further
Egypt.
The award was based on her contribu-
tions to the teaching of Latin in and
beyond the classroom. According to the
report, her objective is to gain material
to further her resources for her Latin
class at Centennial C.V.I. in Guelph. She
will be studying ancient and classical
Board steps up
by Erie Beyer
Shoreline News
The Bruce County Board of. Education
began a two-year program for educating
educators on drug awareness at the CAW
Centre last week.
Port Elgin resident Earl Farrell, super-
visor
upervisor of physical and health education for
the board, who organized the session
said, "The program's mandate is to in-
service teachers on teaching drug educa.
tion in schools."
Farrell said the program was started
at the behest of a provincial government-
program
overnmentprogram on drug education. He said. most
provincial boards of education are star-
ting similar programs.
Training for the approximately 150 key
teachers and administrators in the coun-
ty will last two years. They will be able
to start implementing the program in
schools in December.
The teachers and administrators will be
teaching other personnel in their schools
how to teach drug awareness.
He said he does not have any drug use
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civilization in Egypt,'IN the past she has
been to Roman Britain andhas taken.
numerous classes to Rome.
In addition to her regular teaching
hours, Ms. Bell writes Latin test books,
including aix textbooks, four workbooks,
and four teachers, manuals. On top of all
this, she acts as the Publications Officer
for the North American ..Cambridge
Classics Project; which requires her to
examine all Latin texts from the
publisher that have been proposed to sell
in North America, She determines
whither it would be a useful 'text and
whether it should enter North .America,
The report goes on to say, that while
she enjoys teaching adults, her "main
love is teenagers." She is 'quoted' at say-
ing, "I am lucky tohave found a job that
I :enjoy so much. I like the interaction
with the students."
drug education
statistics forthe county, but ;in thepro
vine, drug use is levelling off and. star-
ting to decrease. -
One reason for the decline is that drug
education in schools -is starting to have
an effect, but there may be <other'factors,
he said,
Farrell said there are already ,drug
programs in schools, but " this new 'pro-
gram will look to bring drug education
across the curriculum. Instead, of having
one class dealing exclusively with drugs
it would be taught, in part, over various
courses.
Dick O'Brien -from the Canadian
Organization on Drug Abuse (CODA) was
the speaker at last week's sessions. He
spoke on the Phase 1 topic of the two-
year session, which is awareness. ,
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