The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-09-01, Page 141
it.
Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute August meeting was
held in Colborne Township
Hall', Thursday' evening at
8:00 p.m. President, Mrs.
Earl Sherwood, opened- the
meeting welcoming all
present and members joined
in the opening exercises. Roll_
call, "Pay a Penny for each
:article you are—wearing,"
proVedd .....very,..—Tevwatz=dg.
in
financially and caused
considerable amusement
among those present, which
showed 16 members- and
. three visitors.
Minutes of last meeting
were read and adopted andwere told that if they knew of
corres ondende was attended" an one interested in • taking
to. Thank -you notes were the course to contact any of
read from the James Rud- these leaders or Mrs. G.
dock family and Mrs. Qeo. Kaitting and Mrs. Elwin
McBride, A letter regarfiing Feagan'agroup would be glad
the next 4-H . Project to accept more for their class..
"Featuring Fruit" advising A letter. was .read from
dates of leasiers-'training Ministry of Agriculture and -
schools was read. To date the Food advising of the iTip-
Institute sponsoring 4-¢,h pointment of new Home
oand these e•.;;
Toronto, : cT,.#ir,
was requested to make three
copies of this letter on 'the
motion of Mrs. Terence
Hunter and Mrs. James
'
---oecer tre�p�frt expects to irav '"m'EeoMmiStS' fc arras. '"
three groups taking this County, ...Miss Beatrice
course with, leaders Helen,. McClenaghan, B.H.Ec., and
and Nancy Brindley, Mrs. Miss Grace Bird B.A.Sc. A
Brenda Thompson ' and
Heather Clark, and Mrs.
Elwin Feagan. Members
istrict
news
New OTF
head urges,.
small classes
','Declining school
enrolment should have the
effect of lessening the
number of students in every
classrom. If we truly believe
in the quality of educational_.
opportunity, providing
teachers with more .ap-
propriate numbers of
students to' work, with is a
reasonable means of ensuring
it," says James 1. Carey, the
newly -elected President of
the Ontario Teachers'
Federation.
Mr: Carey was elected at
the annual meeting of the
Federation's Board of
Governors held this week at
the Prince Hotel in Toronto.
He succeeds Ross Andrew as
President of OTF, the
organization representing
106,000 teachers in the
province.
"Teaching is a person-to-
person process. Teachers
attempt to educate each
student to the limit of his or
her capacity. We are more
concerned with a student's
progress than a student's
grade placement. Those
outside education sometimes
confuse that with a lowering
of standards. Obviously
smaller classes would
enhance the educational
process," says Mr. Carey,
who, as a father of five and a
veteran teacher, is deeply
concerned with the quality, of
instruction Ontario's students
are receiving.
"At the present.time," Mr.
Carey explains, "when we
already have a surplus of
trained teachers, we should
substantially reduce the size
of our classes to enable each
child to learn more ef-
fectively. This is expensive
only if one ignores the costs of
later diagnosis and
remediation of learning
difficulties,, special education
and adult re-training."
In addition to having served
as 1st Vice -President of the
Federation for the past year
andas a member of the
Executive since 1974, Mr.
Carey has been active in his
own affiliate, the Ontario
English Catholic Teachers'
Association. He has been a
member of the Association's
Provincial Executive since
1969 and was president of
OECTA from 1972 - 1973.
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letter was read advising of a
Women's Institute Workshop
to be held in Colborne
Township Hall, Carlow,
Thursday, October 13, from
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m, with
Mrs. Clarence Diamond
conducting the workshop.
Members were urged to mark
this date on their calendar, as
are any Institute members in
the District, and plan to at-
tend.
Members were informed of
the Women's Institute Area
Convention which will be in
Vanastra, September 28 and
29 and to keep these dates in
mind and plan to attend. Also,
if they could ..billet any
delegates for this,' advise
Mrs. G. Kaitting.
A letter was read regarding
showing our Institute's, as a
whole, disapproval of con-
ditions that caused the recent
death of Manuel Jaques of
:olborne .. ..
,M
Gertrude Kaitting,
correspondent, 524-2076
Horton, to have at our, Sep-
tember meeting and then to
be forwarded to personnel in
authority in this matter.
Mrs. O. Falkiner gave a
splendid motto, "Courage is
what it takes to stand up and
speak and also what it takes
to sit down and listen" which
had much food for thought.
Mr. and Mrs. G"o. McBride
then showed very interesting
slides of places of interest and
special attractions taken on
bus trips that they have en-
joyed and a trip to the West
Coast and also slides of
surroundings right at home.
Mrs. Sherwood thanked
them for a most enjoyable
evening. Members then
enjoyed a social half hour
with lunch served by Mrs.
Wm. Clifford, for which she
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heartyapp�us+ <,�M�`, '4 ;• •.;a"scare;of�p-5: � has beenapattent,ittvlq, las
!lithe boys, tykes, Colborne Hospital
in .London, •having
. 4-HNEWS ` p. defeated Stanley with a check-ups and tests, has
Anyone wishing tp take, the score •.1811' and Colborne B `returned home: His menu
next projects mFeaturing: ,will.- n'i-ow -go on to play friends wish ,him the very
Fruit'', contact Mats, G irolbtirne A., best health -wise.
Kaitting, at 529.2076 or the M Young Ricky Thompson,
leader you had last'terrn as "' . ' SOCIAL NEWS son of Mr. and . Mrs. Jas.
they will be attending ' Simmer `vacations will Thompson, Loyal Corner, has
I'raimng School and wish; to Soo be over and after this been a patient in,Alexandra
%i3Q k 12 i4' .: ,a„X1£:X.. Ate. REM
..,, . •�;zi l” geii t otiii�r ` MSA... r+ i �rlfi
rs'it.. i (K..dlcer,
supplie's to obtain. Mrs.Elw: n soon. be. back: to school. . having- had surgery, and the
Feagan, Nile, 529 -7563; ---can \ Mr: and Mrs. John -Edward community is' -pleased -to-" JAIIAtonbfl
accommodate more girls in and"faintly of Benmiller, have report that he is convalescing
her group. returned home from a few favourably:
'days holidays in the Niagara
' District and of course visited
Marine Land , at Niagara
which is a must for children.
This past week daughters
Kim and Kay Edward visited
with their grandparents, Mr.
and, Mrs.. Gordon Smyth of
R.R.2 Auburn. -
Mr, and Mrs. Cliff NcNeil of
R.R.6 Goderich, travelled by.
bus to Louisville Kentucky
and attended the ' N.A.A,B.
(National Association Animal
Breeders) Convention last
week.
The .community is, pleased
COUNTRY FAIR
In about six more,: weeks
Saltford Valley Hall' will be
the centre of excitement.
Wednesday, October 12' and
Saturday October 15, the
Annual Christmas Country
Fair will be in full swing, It
promises to be one of the best
yet as men and women that
have displayed Crafts for
years are busy getting ready
for this Fair and some new
crafts will be part of the Fair.
Invite your out-of-town
friends to visit you at this
time and entertain them at
the Christmas Country Fair. ..
SOFTBALL
In the first of the finals of
the junior girls softball,
Colborne B defeated Colborne
A with a score 14-13. In the
senior girls game, the senior
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