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Mrs Sales Richard Head New Red Cross Executive Georgetown Red Cross Branch executive seated from left Mr Jos re Foot Standing from left Mrs Foot Joyce Clarke Mr Erica Thompson and Mrs Pavhn Hughes Mrs Walsh Mrs Elaine Sales Mrs Mary Sandra Ttmlock Mrs Gail Scarborough Deputy Reeve Art Speight Mrs SImm Mrs Connie Adorns Photography Elaine Sales Is the new president of Georgetown Red Cross branch She took office Wednesday when members bad their annu al meeting at North Helton Golf and Country Club She succeeds Mrs Walsh who has been president for a two year term Richard Is 1st vice president Mrs Joyce Clarke treasurer and Mrs Chrla assistant sec retary HEAD DEPARTMENTS Serving on the executive are a number of men and women who will be chairmen of the various departments operated by the Red Cross Mrs Erica Thompson will be in charge of blood clinics and Michael Foot Is chairman of the 2nd vice president Mrs campaignfar funds which Is ta- secretary Mrs SanIking place this month Mr will combine the chairmanship of Red Cross youth with hit executive post and Mrs Clarke will chair home nursing education In ad dition to her vice presidency PRESENTS SLATE Other chairmen include Mrs Jose Foot loan cupboard Mrs Blanche GoudeketUng services disaster Mrs Brands emergency vices Individuals Mrs Linda water safety Mrs Pauline Hughes services for seniors Dan Scarborough first aid Mrs Ivy worn work Mrs Audrey Sluik arts and crafts Mrs Gall Scarbor ough social convener Mrs Ed Ferguson volunteer Connie pub lic relations Cecil Davidson presented the slate of officers for the nomin ating committee and comment on the excellent work the Red Cross has done in the dis trict since its inception In 1339 Seek Recruits to Help Air Cadet Committee by Right now it seems that there ore two special types of mem bers needed at Branch 120 sev eral people are being sought who ore or could become in terested in Air Cadets The local squadron Le gion Squadron needs a face lilting Job as far as the spon soring committee Is concerned because of business reasons and other commitments the Branch sponsoring committee has be come almost nonexistent This committee Is vitally im portant to the squadron Us a hard working committee but it is also exciting We are speak ing from experience You are working with the youth of Geor getown You work and cooper ate with the squadron officers to produce good Canadian citiz ens The sponsoring committee is made up of a chairman secre tary treasurer and public re lations officer also transporta tion Someone among the over members of Branch must be interested in the youth of the town The Branch In need of your assistance Call In at the Branch and ask for one of the executive members who contact the appropriate person or persons for you Wo promise you much help advice and literature from the Air Cadet league headquarters Tbey are leaning over back wards to assist The other volunteers the Branch Is looking for are per sons who would become track and field official anyone is Interested there Is a school of instruction for track and field officials at Burlington There is much help needed In this area At several at tempts have bees made an Interest In track and field but each has bog ged down There may be tome persons read this who have some experience at track and field If so contact an executive member There an Indoor meet in Toronto at the South Indus try building March Zone Commander Charles Heath would be most happy some participation from Branch The Car Club draw went off without a hitch Friday thanks to the efforts of Carter and his tidekick Boyd who were the master minds be hind the whole thing Ormle seemed to be In perpetual mot km the whole For Andy St Laurent and loan It was mere Andy la ft aba Bob tad Rom bore bean tad ewe since the first car draw was made The winners were Mr Deroo H J Randall A Porter McCartney M Geor ge Ward W Baker A Law rence and D Wright B Hill Telford N Buckley ft R Reld MOO Garbutt 00 Ed Brown won the 1971 Pontine with all the trimmings Thanks to Mrs Jessie Hayes and her male and female type helpers a meal was served that had to got the gustatory nerves Jumping Because of the lack of mus icians there was no dance on Saturday night The orchestra failed to make an appearance However a good time was had at the sing along where the bingo winners were J Williams and Martin Mortality We understand that the game of bridge cards that is has been played for 1 years Its no wonder It so popular Opinions Vary on Boxing In PhysEd Program To box or not to box everybody from the separate school board chairman to separate school pupils has something to say about it What board member Fa Iher J W Flaherty would like to see boxing gloves handy in every Helton separ ate school Then Instead of flailing sway out in the school yard young pugilists would be free to step Inside and settle their differences in a gentle manly manner OTHER IDEAS However Separate School Board Chairman Braida has other ideas on the sub ject Father Flahertys ed to bis opinion but I can see where parents might ob ject to the idea of encoura ging fights says Braida However admits he himself used to box In elementary Its too much to expect that kids In the middle of a fight will take time out to run Into school and get box ing gloves said What be does favour is in clusion of boxing in the se parate school physical edu cation program PARENTAL REACTION What has parental reaction been to Father Flahertys views on boxing for young sters Ive bad calls from par ents worried about their children getting into boxing at school says Victor Block Board of Education psychologist recomeods wrestling as a feu brutal form of expres sion for angry youngsters Of course slugging It oat on the lets off lot of steam for youngsters Block In England people who agreed to meet in the gym and settle the fight in a few rounds says Block Right now school board approval of Father Flaher ty movo to buy boxing HORNBY The North Trafalfior ion Centre was a happy place Saturday February for Mr and Mrs Leslie Ru Hedge who were given a surprise wedding anniversary party by their family which Includes their daughter Gwcn and sons Robert Larry Ricky and Kcn- and relatives also attended from Clinton Brampton and A de licious buffet supper was en joyed which included a large anniversary cake and punch On Monday evening Febru friends and neighbours gathered at the home of Bessie Smith who was celebrating her birthday A very enjoyable ev ening was spent playing cards and a delicious lunch was en joyed by all attending Mr and Mrs Roy South Brampton visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Garry ton and family gloves Is still uncertain The question may come up at the regular monthly board meeting Joint School Job Program Would Find Favour With Halton Industries by Don Melted In the Journal Go to school 8 until noon Then go to your Job The work ties In with what youre studying In Get paid the regular wage while the Job itself counts for full course credit towards gra duation Such a Joint program school board and Indus try commonplace In the US does not exist In Ontario schools But and Peel Indus tries wont It to happen here PAGE REPORT A 150 page report to the ton county board of education on cooperative education pro grams Is being completed Una The reports amber Cotm Campbell SO teacher of auto motive technology end modern history at White Oaks second ary school hopes to get document before the board by the end of March The board granted Campbell an educational leave September to December to gather information and try to lay the foundation for work experience program for high schools SUPPORT IDEA He described employers re action to the idea tremendous Every local employer contac ted Including and Gulf Bell Canada Bank of Nova Scotia Bank of Montreal Royal Bank of Canada Ontario Hydro Enamels and Ancaster sup ports the idea of paying high school students for onthejob training the plant or office Campbell reports He also polled about teachers at three different Hal ton schools and got the ironic result of a fair number of teachers saying the students should not get paid for the training work DISCIPLINE ESSENTIAL For Campbell a regular wage and the everyday discipline of the workplace are essential if the experience is going to be real to the student Instead of unreal atmosphere traditional schooling White Oaks teacher tra velled on shoestring to War- Michigan and Wisconsin lost fall spending of his own In the process get a look at full programs He came back very Impressed ASTOUNDED He obtained a report from Bell Telephone in the US which pointed out that cooperative work experience ventures started there In 1900 and now operating In 39 of the SO states I was astounded how widespread they Campbell says Even the North York board which probably furthest advanced program of any in Ontario Is completely unreal in comparison They just send the kids out for one or two weeks with little or no teacher supervision its damned good the board says Well what else do expect them to say FINAL SAY Teachers in Warren Michi gan go out regularly to sup ervise the onthejob work their students says Campbell The teacher has the final say not the employer If tho teach- not satisfied with the in struction the student Is get ting be can pull him off the Job The quality of the students k in the plant is graded and counted as If be was In The employer can Are Urn and for the student thats comparable to failing the course Its a totally real si tuation Campbell stresses ONE SMALL PART The school building with its teachers and resources is Just one smell port of the commu nity he points out A school program should be an Integral part of tho real working world but instead tends to be Insula led from it High school graduates would be more sure of what they were doing when they left school if they had begun the transition through a work perienco program Campbell says His report entitled Learning by Living is being submitted to the Ontario Institute for studies In Education which is interested in having it pub lished COULD MEAN SAVING All the local Industries Campbell contacted wont copy of the report as do about a dozen Ontario school boards whom Campbell visited while THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY MARCH PAGE 3 gathering Information Every board I talked to assumed that If Its a new pro gram and Its got something to do with education well then it most cost mora money Actual ly It could mean a savings Campbell pointed out Savings on classroom space because less students would be In the ling any one time sav ings on teachers and on costly shop equipment which soon be comes obsolescent anyway Campbell says be la mak ing definite proposal to the Board concerning the start of such a Joint program perhaps on a pilot basis but can not discuss the details un til the report is before the board members Opening Sale Prices STILL IN EFFECT FANTASTIC SAVINGS On Boys Girls Childrens Slacks Housewares 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