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=..Trates. = Sharon Armstrong Sainte-Marie, Establishment open Sunday On May 14, this Sunday, Sainte-Marie among the Hurons and _ Historic Naval Military Establish- ments will start their season with a traditional open house. Both sites will be open from 10 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. free of charge to area residents. General Robert Montgomery of Huronia Historical Parks said, "We enjoy these "open houses as much as our visitors". Explaining that, "It gives us a chance to try out our new program and it gives the visitors a preview of the sites and an opportunity to meet the summer staffs."' Starting May 20 the summer season begins with regular admission The... Nayal...and Military Establishments located at the end of Coh yur ch Seuee Penetanguishene is closed on Labour Day. And Sainte-Marie, Resolution Manager . situated on highway 12 will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. Montgomery wishes to invite people to see both sites Sunday. And proposes, "'Tour one site in the morning, enjoy a picnic in either the park at Sainte-Marie or at the pienic area in the af- ternoon. It's truly an opportunity to step back into another century", he added. During the 17th century Sainte-Marie was a French Jesuit mission and has now _ been reconstructed. The Establishments which existed from 1817 to 1856 have been recreated and refurnished with the antiques of that century. They were built by Britain for the purpose of defending Upper Canada after the War of 1812. These historical sites are administered by the Ontario Ministry of Culture and Recreation. Board supports vandalism cost paid by parents The Simcoe County Board of Education en- dorsed a resolution from the Kent County Board of Education Wednesday night, calling for the Ontario Solicitor General's office to change provincial statutes so that parents would become legally responsible for acts of vandalism com- mitted by their children. The resolution states that since incidents of vandalism, especially to school property, have shown a marked in- creased in recent years, and since under present legislation parents are not responsible for the malicious acts of their children, statutes should be changed to make parents accountable for their children's actions. Trustees voted to send the endorsed resolution to the Ontario School Trustee's Association for its consideration. ' walk -Trails -Demonstrations -Displays Hwy. 12, Midland FREE ADMISSION WYE MARSH WILDLIFE CENTRE OPEN HOUSE Sunday, May 14, 1978 Come out, meet the staff and take in a Spring Open 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Beginning Victoria Day weekend, open 7 daysa week until Thanksgiving Day. Environment Canada Canadian Wildlife Service Armstrong appointed new Ste-Marie education officer A former Toronto teacher and 10-year resident of Midland, Sharon Armstrong has been appointed as the new Interpretative and Education Officer for Sainte-Marie among the Hurons. Mrs. Armstrong ac- cepted the appointment on April 1 having two previous years of ex- perience working on the spring interpretative Staff. terpretative program- mes. "The Donne's Con- tract," meaning the "given one" is a new educational programme designed for students, allowing them fo par- ticipate and learn the history of Sainte-Marie. Students are given a tour of the site and learn about French Jesuit Priests and their mission. Other studies will be on the native people of that area and what then was con- to communities where the students do not have much opportunity to visit historic sites."' Another educational programe on the agenda is the successful live-in program that simulates 17 century life for 3 days. This will continue next winter from February to March. Mrs. Armstrong's husband Robert teaches at Bayview Elementary School. They have two children, Scott, 10, and Monique, 8. Mrs. Armstrong added, "It's interesting, that we came to Midland after Bob brought a class on a field trip to Sainte-Marie. When he returned home to Toronto, he said he thought he had found the town where we would enjoy living. We had decided to leave Toronto and had spent a year touring Ontario looking for just such a place." Some of Mrs. Arm- rina Ney ee stron ies wi e to Alrea this has been a establish a com. major projectundertaken f_ LOWER RATES FOR "78" cReanaTntgani ahs oe ce PO aa wl ls work Sith other Mrs. Armstrong says, : = Bos: Ice IS OUT teachers on curriculu "Tm also particular SS ' ' development related to sahetated in aa ate Se BOATS ARE i IN' Sainte-Marie. Other Sainte- Marie educational F duties include organizing _kits which can be sent to and supervising in- remote areas of Ontario; Need A Helping Hand Sa her This Spring Set Your Course... Try A Rental Bs Straight for Safety from See BOB CASCAGNETTE penta, or Lynda Zuidema at Welhave R.J. 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