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e in a letter to councilnien of Ontario
Producers lvtarketing, Beard.,
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chromcsirpluses will continue to have mere
downs than upsCurrent, programs to
increase efficiency and to institute 'forward
contracting, while commendable, are in no
Way able to deal with thefproblent of price
collapse." •
The producers favor SupplyManagement•
because, "pork for domestic consumption
should be priced rea.sonablifisinto cost of
production forznula" This market would be
shared by producers through a quota sys,terii
supply management. ,
The Lucknow Sintiner apologizes for the -
error. ' •
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ities will be
holding a meeting for any greup; business or
Organization on April 11 at-Ahe Elmwood
Conimunity Centre. - , , •
'According to/ the Federation, statistics.
indicate that 75 i),ey cent of the income in
rural Coninfunitlen- ii"cle:tfst4 trom'iisOcul- '
Wel- They are *Wittig ; for • anyone 'Ix*
ipidet,StandS the "economic problems and
;OA Feb. 7, a presentation for
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"meeting; the needs. of,gifted pupils" was
made by Asiociation for Bright Children
(ABC) and then accepted,by the Ohm
,• CePet$ Board -
Ithe program. model for the 'education of
the gifted is to Oat* the child 'in.
teilliair 44; (elt1140t Onnilh104;' plan an
edpcaticarthrill build a Challenge into the
ing in an. .area 'of .strength; implement
rekource'vritharawalAullhe tale sadden a
re uhtibasiseind have the dongtiOti
with his'4Yr' ltertPeets an area school's day
OtOgre—Lfirin,:',„.4 least • once per_term.
tho:•141iii*Sr- of Education's Special , to become an autonomous learner.
toVeitikki. ItifoithatioA-haidhook: of 1981, "Gifted students' will be selected for
gifted child is described as one who has "an appropriate 'progranis to meet their 'needs.
unusually 44404.0, 'deg* of general, Each *grata will State its objective and
intellectual thtifrequires differentiat- they are: to.provide. enrichment of regular
ed experiences ot a . depth : and breadth curriculum; to ' stitind4e the- : particular
those. nottioy provided. in the talents of gifted PerfOrmers;. to develop and
regulatiChoiilprograin-to satisfy thelevei of• broaden specific strengths andeinterests; to
• educatioilat.„potential 'encourage realization of potential' 41 gloss
On.March'6, at tkistogeiptotraf *lot formal. Setting; to divelop personit Shills of
the BrCounty Chiptetotthe.•Assoeiation socialization - and independence and;. to.
tt Met.. The guest speaker develop,theability to -work well with others.
aCttitoughi consultant for ABC:- • is'• 'registered nonprofit
611304.0 County BOard of • organizauon •ot Patents 410 tetfcbm,- befit
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Ott, 4.: presentationAte, putilie'*itcse*KfAkithool,tnpporteW,4ho
*or tint for the .; are t*, bright
progra ;, acteliRintithe &Wen learn -
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soCrallinpliLeatiOnsin their ed
the April 11 meeting • •
- Par More inforMation Harold Poech-
man at 364-2374; ''"ifohn MacAuley at
• 399-2928; Wayne Robertson at 797-5625;
Ken Kelly at 389-5347; Allan Smith at
934-292/4: Grant Collins at 395-5131; Cliff
Hewitt at 395-2642; Brian 'Ireland at
3924461; Ron Garland at 366;9934; orthe
Hanover office at 364-3050.
of the regular curd-C.0hr%, in . depth, and
breadth; to develoil„ skills creative
problem solving; cogimunicatiOn, organiza-
tion and investigation; to provide time to
complete investigations fully; to provide
opportunity to develop and test ideas
through discussion with, others' 'of similar
ability; to give students opportUnity for
Shared planning and, decision. Making; to
develop and broaden student's interests; to
develop the ability to listen and wort well
with others; to provide counsel, as needed,
to discover and direct strengths and ener-
gies; to facilitate the development of self
understanding and to encourage tile student
tifiltight Chil
was Mrs. 80,
the gtflett
Educationii
recently a 'roVe
r schildren - They vOitit, to increase • under -
e •
Mrs. Mcetilt010 .said the testiii-;:ef- Standing and acceptance theroOthildien at
Grade 5 students will be completed this. h0Me, at .4ctioefeal,10 note coinmunitY and
spring to identify candidates for the gifted ". encourage educators t� 'establish programs
program to beginiii the falL Identification of that will meet their special. needs. The Bruce
Grade *And Grade 3 'candidates will follow County Chapter of ABC is three years Old.
as time perrnitsthisspringandbe completed • Representatives of the chapter sit on the
in the fie ' •Special Edueation Advisory.Committees for
he objectives for the.:PAIrtcatleir of the , both the Bruce County Hoard of Education
Gifted prograrn are: to provide an extension and the Bruce-Giey Separate School Board.
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Gift Certificate
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