The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-10-18, Page 47Page 1.6M-14Ueknow Sentinel, .Wednesday, October 1$t 1978
' Too are invited to attend a COoference sponsored by
The Bruce County Board of Education.
Ni.iv.ipfl'ber 1978.- 9;00 a.m. - 3:30 p.
Walkerton District Secondary School
.
Your Board of;Educatien is Sponsoring "Education in Bruce '78: and :Beyond" in order that you,;
the°;public, may have an opportunity to discuss with your trustees•mutual concerns with: respect
to education.
Theme Speaker: Walter, Pitman
President
Ryerson Polytechnical Institute
CONFERENCE CLINICS
1. CURRICULUM .WHAT IS BASIC?
An explanation of the subjects : being taught
in our elementary and -secondary schools.
2. VALUES AND MORAL EDUCATION
How . students learn, parents nurture and teachers
impart values ands morais. in a changing world 'which
includes a wide range of standards.
3. ROLE OF GUIDANCE COUNSELLING IN .TODAY'S SOCIETY;
WHOSE, RESPONSIBILITY?_
The schools;M the parents; business; agencies
panel discussions and dialogue. Guidance will -
looked .at
ill-,Iooked''at from the educational, personal and career
points of view.
4. -ROLE OF THE BOARD
The -role of, .the school board and the function of the
trustee in the county school system.
NOTE: You may select TWO of the four Clinics.
Because of the nature of °:the. Workshops registration will
be limited and accepted in the order in, which they are.
received. Extra registration- forms are available at
your local public elementary or secondary school.
The fee for the Conference is $3.00 per person which
i'nclu`des ;lunch.. Please •remit with your registration form..
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LLOYD AC
CHAIRMAN
THE .BRUCE COUNTY BOARD CHARD OF EDUCATION
NAME
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CLINIC CHOICES: 'select TWO] '
1. CURRICULUM WHAT IS BASIC?
. VALUES AND . MORAL .EDUCATION
$. ROLE OF GUIDANCE COUNSELLING " IN TODAY'S SOCIETY.
WHOSE RESPONSIBILITY? r: ,
4. ROLE OF THE BOARD
Fen ; of $3.00 ;[which Includes lunch] should be renmltted With your, r istr lofl 'lotto to
'Education In Bruce '78E0'4 Beyon
The Bruce County Boord of Education
° Box 190, CHESL'EY,ONTARIO. NOG 114i.
BYRUM B. BUCIIMIER
As delegates, Marian Ray-
nard,. Margaret and Norma,
Maclntyre, attended a, Young
People's Rally at :Milverton
Presbyterian Church during
the Thanksgiving weekend.
It was held from Friday night
until ' Monday. As, a result
these girls condt%cted the
Sunday evening meeting at
Young, People's . at South
Kinloss..
Doug Stever and Stewart
Greenville of Kincardine
`spent the weekend in Toron-
to visiting with Chuck Hunt-
ington and Phil Cutajar.
They also toured the C.N.
tower.
Eleanor Prough of Lake-
land, Florida is here visiting
with Eunice Cunningham
and teachingchina painting
in Lucknow Town Hall for
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed of
Hazel Park, Michigan visited
on the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Reed.
Mr. and 'Mrs.. Alex Mac-
Intyre and family of Alliston
were visitors with 'Mr. -and
Mrs. Donald Maclntyre and
family last week.'
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle. Hogg
and Mrs: Alex Collins of
Ypsilanti; Michigan, Mrs,:
l3elle MacKinnon and John.
MacKinnon were r; dinner
guests at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon
and Murray.
Mr: and Mrs. Harvey
MacDougall of Bayfield were
`Sunday' tinner :,guests with
Mr, and' 'Mrs. Lloyd Mac-
Dougall,
Linda: cQuillin of Toronto
spent a week's holiday with..
her . parents, Mr and Mrs.
Dick McQuilhn and Ron Mr.
and Mrs. Don Nickel took her
back home 'on Sunday.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Gilchrist who
celebrated their 49th wed-
ding anniversary on .Monday..
Mr,... and Mrs: Jim Mac...
Kinnon of Guelph visited
with their. parents,. Mr. and
Mrs; Fraser MacKinnon and
Murray, and all, .were dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
David MacKinnon and fam-
ily.
Mts. June Gilchrist at-
tended. the Grey Bruce
Women's : Institute conven-
tion at Southampton on •
October 11th and 12th as
area convener for Family and
Consumer Affairs. This com..
pletes the two year =term of
office.
Lakeshore Family
Centre submits
proposa
The regular monthly 'meet-
ing of the Grey -Bruce Dist
. rict Health Council was held
on: Tuesday, October 3, 1978
at 6.00 p.m. in the E1 -Ron
Inn in Flesherton.
The Ministry of Health,
=Community Mental Health
Program, recently indicated
that it would' consider .fund-
ing some proposals for com-
munity-based mental health
programs. Proposals were to
be reviewed and approved by
local District Health Coun-
cils. The Council endorsed
two proposals which had
been received by the Mental
Health. Task Force. These
proposals were submitted by
the Lakeshore ` Community
,.. Mental Health Association of
Kincardine, Port Elgin,
Southampton and area, for a
"Lakeshore Family Centre";
and by General and Marine
Hospital for 'a "Community
Mental Health Service
Team". In approving and
submitting the proposals to
the Ministry, Council and the
Mental Health Task Force
indicated that the two pro-
posals complimented each
other; Development and ap-
proval of these proposals is
an indication of the• work
being done to establish
comprehensive community
based mental health services
in the district. The proposals
must now compete with
othets from throughout the
Province for funding.
The Council is currently
awaiting the Minister of
Health's reply to the Bed
Study. Following ,the' Minis- •
ter's reply, District Health
Council members will be
meeting with representatives
i
of health care nstitutions
and organizations to 'discuss
the creation of Task Forces
,°which will bedeveloped its
y
tbe'Central''a`rtd' iorth'Catch-
merit. Areas as outlinedin the,
Bed Study 'released" Sept::.
ember 5, 1978.`,
Council received addition-
al information concerning the
development of the Psychiat-
ric Program and the Rehabil-
itation and. Chronic Care
Program at the. General and.
Marine Hospital. The need
for careful co-ordination of
hospital requirements re-
garding rebuilding as a
result of the merger and
consideration of the need for
future services in the area
was acknowledged.
Mrs., Margaret. Amer, 'Ow-
en ;Sound, . chairman of the
Health Promotion rBoard,
reported that the board is
currently running a-. news.
paper poll to determine
public attitudes and aware-
ness of health services. The
opinion poll will first be run
in one newspaper to . deter-
mine . response rate and
acceptability, and will subse-
quently run in weekly papers
throughout the Grey -Bruce
district. •
Council will be meeting for
a one day self-assessment
and review 'session in Octob.
er at which time the future
goals and objectives of
Council will be studied.
Professor Maureen Dixon,
Department of Health Ad-
ministration, University ,of
Toronto,will be, moderating
this session.
The Council received a
request from Chesley and
District Memorial :Hospital to
redesignate five active treat
nient , beds as chronic care
beds. After • discussion,
Council, agreed 'that, further
consideration would be given
to this request in dight of the
local needs and future phut -
fling,