Times-Advocate, 1988-11-09, Page 10Page -10 Times -Advocate, November 9, 1988
To me.et. oFrenc
HYDE PARK - Public meetings
will be held this month to give par-
ents information about the French
immersion program offered. in Mid-
dlesex County:
The program offered will be total. '
French immersion beginning in
grade one in which all subjects are
'taught initially in th1 French lan-.
guagc. English language arts will
be introduced for about an hour per
tin in gr+rtes one to three.
Students living .in the attendance
areas' for the immersion schools
will ride the regular school buses.
Other students will use immersion
school bus routes and central pick-
up.ppints to be arranged.during,the
summer. _.
The information meetings, start-
ing at 7:30 p.m., will be held as
follows: Colborne Street School,
Strathroy on Monday, November •
21; M, B. McEachren School
;h. Immersion
Lambeth on Tuesday, November
22; Lucan Public School, Lucan
on Wednesday, November23.
Application forms and informa-
tion regarding registration proce-
dures will be sent home with all
Middlesex kindergarten pupils..
Completed applications are due at.
the Middlesex Education Centre by
December 14, 1988. Applicants
from the home school will be -given
priority,
NEW LUCAN CUBS A number of new members were received into the Lucan First Cubs recently. Back, left, -
leaders Jennifer Heckman, Larry Taylor, Art Wilkinson -and John Hodgins. Centre, Jeff Grose, Tom O'Connor,
Jared French, John White, Derek Scott and Raymond White. Front, Jonathan Baker, Lee Cosens,Kyle Lawrence,
Tyler Graham, Matt Trudgen and Jeremy Langendyk.
All other applications will be ac-
cepted on a "fust -come, first-served".
:served"
basis: Taking part in the informa-
tion meetings will be Middlesex
:County Board of Education staff
members including Superintendent
. of Academic Affairs Tom William-
son, Superintendent of Schools
Don Dool, and French. Consultant
• Bambara Moscovich.
Letters
Dear Sir:
Again this year South Huron Dis-
trict High School Art students will
be painting Christmas designs on
the windows of businesses in Exet-
er.
We are now in the process of
compiling a list of potential cli-
ents. Any establishments who may
be interested in having their win-
dows painted the week of December
5-9 please contact me at the High
School - 235-0880.
Sincerely,
SuzAnne Maple,
Chair, Art Department.
To the Editor.
Congratulations to all those who
organized and participated in the Re-
membrance service at the cenotaph
on Sunday. It was very satisfying
to be able to hear everything due to
the fact that the police so capably
handled the traffic. Thanks also to
the people who attended the ceremo-
ny to stand in a cold, biting wind in
order to honor those who gave their
lives for our freedoms. I am im-
pressed by their dedication.
Sincerely
Helen M. Hodgins
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