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Lucknow. Sentinel, Wedt.esday, October 24„ 1954,-Pege 23.
Favour expansion of French
.from page'4
Perth Counties, There are approximately
1,500 families: with children attending
Huron -Perth Catholic schools.
The numbersin the survey Show that 464
people would like to see the Core French
expanded, while 264 said they wouldn't
want it expanded. Core French is current
ly, taught from Grades 4 to S' with 20
minutes per day for Grade 4 to 6 students:
and 40 minutes per day for Grade 7 and
students. .
A highnumber of respondents, 549, in-
dicated they.: are satisfied with the length
of time Core French is now taught.
Trustees . pointed out the discrepency
between the number of people saying yes
they are satified with the current level of
Port Albert
Fitness Fellas
The Port Albert Fitness. Fella's held their
rain sixth meeting on. October 17, at 7:00 p.m., at
Dan Mrs. Donna Hayden's.'
The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge.
Members asked and answered questions
528- in the roll call. Business was 'discussed.
Mrs. Hayden . demonstratedmacaroni,
cheese and tomato and apple crunch sun-
dae. Merribers sampled oatcakes.
Next on the program was a fihn from the
Huron County Health Unit, called `.`Nutri-
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.`Nutri` tion on the Run". The film illustrated many
lies things, including the .comparison of a few
esh fast-food places.
iynt Everyone tasted the food and the meeting
was ad$ourned.
Punk look...
•from Page 3.
are not permitted. -Shoes must be worn. In
shops studentsmust wear shoes which af-
ford some protection from . sharp objects.
Students with long hair may be required to
wear hats in areas involving machines."
The Goderich -secondary school principal
said there is difficulty every year . with
students wearing shorts. However he did
add that he can live with patched jeans,
recognizing the fact that not all families can
afford -designer jeans.
ical,
:tile.
Junk
Con-
wls.
astic
Core French in the schools and the nuber
wanting Core French expanded. Stratford
trustee Ron Marcy said those numbers in-
dicate that while ingeneral parents are
satified with the current French program,
they would like to see the length expanded.
Marcy remarked that osrne of the com-
ents from the parents,, included in the
survey results, indicate that at least some
parents think French Immersion and a
French as a First. Language school would
have compulsory attendance. It was noted
that enrolment in such classes would be
voluntary.
The nubmers in the survey show that 130
people in the two counties are in favor of
French Immersion while 508 are not. Strat-
ford and Goderich have the highestcon-
centration of. people wanting French Im-
mersion.
m mersion. Goderich has 24 people in favor of
French Immersion and 34 against it. Strat-
ford has 37 people in favor and 146 against.
the French Immersion program.
The . only concentration of people desir-
ing a French as a First Language School is
in Stratford where 25 people want it and
171 don't want it.
Ripiey.obituary..
*from page 9
road from his home in Lurgan. A Royal
Canadian Legion. Memorial Service con-
ducted by the Ripley Legion was held. at 9
p.m. on Sunday evening at the Funeral
Home in Ripley.
The oldest of the three sons in the family
of John. and Violet Colling, Clark was born
on, Sunday, October 19, 1924 in. Huron
'township. The family farm is lot 15, conces-
sion 3 - two blocks south of Ripley at the 4th
concession. He attended S.S. number .12 or
Flowerdale Public: School on the 4th,conces-
sion east in Huron township and then the
Ripley Continuatio School
Surviving are his tiife Louise (Balch) two
daughters, Kathleen Bauer of..Franken-
muth, Michigan and Barbra Thornton, San
Diego, California, one son John of Carol,
Michigan and threegrandchildren; also his
,parents John 'of Walkerton and Violet of
Pinecrest, Lucknow, two brothers - Carrick
of Kincardine, Allan of Ripley. Sympathy is
extended to these at this time of . bereave-
ment. . . ,
Sophia [Kilmhdk].Foran
Sophia Mary Foran passed away at
University Hospital in London on Sunday,
October- „7, ..1984 after a struggle with
leukemia.
Sophie was born in Coniston, Ontario as
the youngest child d. Frank and Mary
Kilminikon January 27, 1923. She attend-
ed Nuring .College in Toronto . and later
held nursing positions, at Toronto • Psych-
iatric Hospital and at Coniston, Ontario for
a family doctor.
While in, Coniston, a country, boy from
West Wawanosh entered Sophie's, life and
this led to her marriage to. J.ohti Foran on
her , twenty third birthday, January 27,
1946. She moved to the greener pastures of
West Wawanosh to begin her new vocation
as a wife and mother. This . new career
involved working .on the farm and raising
and educating fourteen children.
Her career in nursing was resumed in
1963 at the Wingham and District Hospital,
initially in a part time position and later in
a full time position. She . is fondly.
remembered by her.patients, friends and
associates during her time working at: the
hospital."
In January of 19$2 Sophie retired from
her station• as evening supervisor.
Sophie was perhaps best known for her
practicality, hardwork and ability to keep
her head when those around her were
losing theirs. Her motto in life was, no
frills, no fuss. She had a great deal of love
and understanding for her children, grand-
children, husband, and the'many visitors to
her home. In later, when illness struck her
down, she bore her cross with patience and
fortitude.
Sophie is survived by her husband, John ,
Foran and daughters, Eileen, Mrs. Harry
George, of Edmonton, Alberta; Anne, Mrs.
Ted Symonds, of Windsor; Cathy, Mrs.
Gordon Drennan, of Ashfield Township;
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Funeral service was held at St. August-
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October 10, 1984. Mass was celebrated by
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The processional hymn was "On This
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ings were by Kathleen Foran, Betty Jane.
Foran, Eileen George and Kathy Leddy.
Pallbearers included her four sons, Con,
Frank, Terry and Tom, ,a'' wells as two
nephews, John Kilminik and Dofiald
Kilminik. , . .
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Foran. • • •
Special recognition was given by a Guard
of Honour from the • nursing staff of
Wngham ,and District Hospital.
"Peace is Flowing Like a River" was
sung by the Stapleton girls at the graveside
service. Bu dial was • in St. Augustine
Cemetery. •
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after ;the service.
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