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1700 students for seven esquesing schools expect firstday overcrowding at pineview in esquesing township an estimated 1700 students will troop back to seven scjiools but there arent many changes in tore this year overcrowding is expected at pineview school on the first day a 411700 tenroom addition to this school has been approved by esquesing township council and ontario municipal board approval is awaited currently two new rooms are being built at glen williams school a classroom and kindergarten other alterations are underway there for esquesing- pupds there were- rnanv changes qtroduced last year next week these wu be quite familiar to all the pupils and their larenta for the first time last year all the grade seven and eight pupils attended the senior school at stcwarttown the change has worked out very well in the township and is being continued an increase in enrolment in esquesing of about 90 is being expected next tuesday in june there were 1610 enrolled in the seven schools bus routes remain the same this september undo contractor mn hepburn of glen wuiiams oral french is not yet included in the curriculum in the township inevitably there are staff changes in june 17 regular teachers left the staffs there have been 16 new teachers hired 10 of them with previous experience and six of them teachers college graduates former umehouse school i principal james kennedy has gone to brampton and ralph mckeown former gleri williams principal becorhes principal at limebouse jack reed former vice principal at stcwarttown senior school u becomes glen gardiner georgetown as principal with mis pat parry mrs grace anderson a remedial reading specialist and a newcomer mrs margo kent of milton as principals relief at norval public school mrs eleanor hilson is principal with mrs jean somervijle as principals relief tind remedial reading teacher mr wendy glass and miss gwendolyn robertson mrs grace harrison iswehool secretary umehouse ralph mckeown principal richard noble principals relief one newcomer williams principal john leni is thoma foley of port arthur mysterious exchange what is education for the high school administration has submitted a timely statement of its philos pliy for inclusion in this weeks back to school issue a well known ontario educator recently stated after all has been said and done in education there has been much more laid than done new equipment educational television and new buildings and facilities facilitate the learning process and allow for increased efficiency the introduction of new ideas and changing educational philosophy on the part of school boards and administrators may also facilitate the learning process education however is the result of a mysterious exchange which takes place between the teacher and the student the teacher is the only true educator in the schools of today the remainder of the people concerned with education are involved in aiding the teacher in the achievement of his objective this objective is the education of our youth the most concise statement of a schools philosophy would be to tram students to solve their own problems and to manage their own lives happily and successfully expressed in broader terms the purpose of a school can be subdivided under three headings which are probably equally important and interrelated the first of thee is to impart knowledge and skills which will fit students for specific jobs such training must include the development of thought processes which will allow the individual to adapt to change second the student must achieve a fund of knowledge and a discerning outlook which will allow him to appreciate his cultural sociological and natural environment third the school must develop in a student habits of conscientiousness and a sense of stewardship which will allow him to work effectively in his job contribute to family and community life and finally to become a responsible citizen the newtyappoiritad vice principal at stcwarttown supervising brlrtcipal in esquesing i eric balkind georgetown miss thai macdonald burlington is the new area music supervisor stewarttown senior public school houses all the grades seven and eight students and the auxiliary classes principal is ronald chatter ba bf georgetown viceprincipal john lenz georgetown on the stewarttown staff are gordon bassett hilda boyes ba barry brown mrs margaret elliott peter gardiner mrs thelma hearns mrs mary hogan david lawrence jackie unce joanne mackie david mcfarlane mrs margaret mckelvey robert pinkerton and five newcomers mrs barbara rennick georgetown mrs anne rudy georgetown james mcshane carleton place and two teachers college graduates wayne flannery etobicoke and ludwig zander weston mrs margaret lawson is the stewarttown school secretary spaydde staff- gary dawkins acton as principal richard noble as principals relief kathryn bowman mrs kathleen lawson robert mcgregor russell mcnaughton mrs jeannette paquette carol swackhamer with newcomers miu sandra gilbert of milton and former students miu norma veinot etobicoke and deana zahodnik downsview milton heights mrs ethel add two buses portable room to handle township students increased enrolment at public schools in the township of nassagaweya has resulted in the introduction of two larger buses to the transportation system and opening of a portable classroom k f trowbridge continues as principal ol brookville public school with l outfield as same stuff at sunshine one of the first students of sunshine school for the mentally retarded to have gone completely through the complete special training graduated in june as one ol two students leaving the school carl bickers of mdton was presented with a signet ring as a graduation present the other person leaving sunshine bill gawley of georgetown was presented with a set of tuft links at the same ceremony he will begin work in the ii o pl workshop at hornby this september pnnupal mrs r p jeltares reports enrolment will be upped slightly hut the program will remain largely the lame as last year stall will be incumbent including mis d llamock in the beginners mrs t dolbel tn the primary group mrs t mitchell teaching intermediates and mrs jettares instiulting the seniors the nhool will be absorbed bv the massive llalton county board ol i duration in january but this wui affeu mainly the administrative branch ot it with stall and curriculum left intact until changes are necessary viceprincipal and returning teachers j zehr h mahitoo miss j campbell g kerr mrs e dredge miu e sutherland mrs f parsons mrs s prentice mrs j glandfield miu d towers miu k mackenzie miu m j fogan mrs s wolnuk mrs h homett mrs k elmer back for school this year actons new constable roy wood will be assisting cons bruce mcarthur in supervising the safety program for the public schools they will be supervising the elmer the safety elephant program and the school safety patrols they also expect to be giving talks and leading discussions in the claurooms hannah home economics d hints industrial arts and miu alice sherwood as librarian new teachers at the school include miu e robinson miu j snell mium kirkwood mrs h tunmermans and r bruce relief teachers will include mrs m toth mri s zehr and mrs v james at campbellville public school j d watson returns as principal and incumbent staff includes miu j sherwood and mrs m snyder mrs j anderson begins her first year on the school staff relief teacher wdl be mrs m mitchell caretakers will include s robinson n kennedy and c kennedy at brookville and mrs m elliot at campbellville mrs l vickery returns as music supervisor of both schools and returning teachers louise blandiard mrs margaret felce carol lawson mrs sharon macmuian mrs evi presswood thdmas travis and sandra turnbull pineview ac dickson b a principal frank sturgess principals relief new teachers miu kathleen fulmer oakvillc and graduate miss gladys kirk toronto with mrs judith bassett andrew blain beth buderick mrs helen cumrmngs mrs ethel riddell lois taylor mrs lena white glen williams r w jackson reed b a principal frank sturgess principals relief glen williams r w jackson reed ba principal frank sturges principals relief new teachers are mrs elaine chatten georgetown miss linda linham teachers college graduate from esquesing mrs ruby pinkerton georgetown and mrs irene wheeler glen williams returning teachers are james barrett mrs garner mrs mary giffen winnifred jackson mrs anne kachmar mrs grace harrison is school secretary mrs e grant is secretary anticipate resource centre by wintertime robert uttle public school students will enjoy another innovation a fully modern library known as a resource centre according to robert uttle principal pat mckenzie it will be the size of three regular classrooms one section will be like a normal library where students may take out books a second section wdl be a workshop for visual aids such as films tapes and records a third section will have cubicles where children may take reference books to do research work or to study the study section will accommodate about is children at a time the resource centre is a new concept in education it has been installed in many city schools and has proven far superior to former school library facilities two teachers mrs june doberthien and mrs john kavanagli have been taking a special library course this summer and will play a major role in the new set up m z bennett students will have the same advantages in their new library start snapping now w win cash prizes m acton free press special for the acton phhcast concrete fifptfir manufacturers of septic tanks all sis j 36 well tile ml halt culvert i la skuwamc slabs pig slate phono 8531529 acton fall fair rules for contest free press special with blade and whit photographs suitable for publication on rtte tectorial tut the aetan etae ft hcture subject a scene children animals buildings flowers etc of general interest taken within ten miles of acton menttfkmlaii and technical information type of unsafe and film to accompany each entry three entries per person permitted childrens entries welcome neaja and print la bo tubntirfed to tha fe praia by mday september 6 to itmlglng may be tompleud and large print made few display at the pah pair hrat ptfam is three honorable mention at 250 each up to 10 award of 1 each introduce oral french into eramosa schools the acton free press wednesday august 28 1968 evening off music delights members about h2s boys and gnu head back to school in lramosa schools next week there arc no new classrooms in school additions but oral french will be taught for the first time in senior grades summer marriages have produced some changes in the schools eramosa school board has announced the following teaching staff for the hext school term rockwood centennial school grant mcractb a principal robert love vice principal mrs doris carney wheeler mrs bette coulsou lavcrty miss elizabeth denham mrs elizabeth harwood clifford hincks mrs violet krjnlp mrs mary vole evjns mrs susaiinc meadows mrs sheila robins mrs ramonu storey mrs marie tripp mrs marie watson clugston miss kathleen wilhelm mrs tteta mcphedfan principals relief eramosa public school ronald marion principal ted bridges miss marilyn dennis mrs irene hindley mrs jean jackson mrs carol mcintosh miss nellie stickncy mrs jean alexander principals relief four corners mrs florence hindley principal mrs lois feltis assistant eden mills mrs marion tubman principal mrs mary muysson assistant music supervisor mis roberta hoy arct a mus pald oral french is being taught for the fust tunc in grades seven and eight the teacher is miss hclla grutcr the new course coincidcs with the introduction of oral french in guelph public schools eramosa graduates mostly attend high school in guelph and will enter with the same background two an cycle hurt at corner larry drew martin st milton and his passenger ronald johnson mason blvd xclon were both injured when a 8 triumph motorcycle went out of control august 25 at 4 oclock in the afternoon both had lacerated knees and tic motorcycle received an estimated sis damage the accident investigated by acton o p p occurred at the mill lastcrn corner bob winton was m c for a delightful musical program greatly enjoyed by the golden age club at their regular meeting on tuesday august 20 lovely colleen debruyn played several pieces on her accordion in a pleasing way she was accompanied on the piano by her grandmother mrs jim bradshaw they were well applauded and wclcohicd back later in the program mr bairks displayed hi virtuosity as he played solos of special appeal to this group eriglish country garden smiles me and my gal memories etc he also accompanied miss bellamaye rcucll js she sweetly sang t passed by your windaw lullaby and golway bay mrs moran and mrssvigie with piano and mandolin played duets which were much enjoyed the club very much appreciate and thank these musicians who so freely gave of their time and talents to provide an evening of good music st john course for beardmore mea ovet 20 beardmore and co employees who recently passed their sr jfplth ambulance tests will be honored by the dompany- at a dinner in the parish hall thursday evening they will be presented wth rhcir first aid certificates their training course concluded in june find car an acton automobile stolen from cobblelull road was recovered by milton o p p it had been abandoned garbage collection due to the holiday monday september 2 there will be no garbage collection that day instead garbage pickup will be a day later normal monday pickup will bo made tuesday september 3 normal garbage pickup thursday september 5 this change applies for next week only jack mcgeachie clerkadministrator back- to school shopping see hfc if you run short of money outfitting your youngsters for school heres a lesson for you a shoppers loan from household finance can pay for all their back to school needs with a shopper s 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