Beri- -Lynn Swanson recelves consolation prize
of two tickets to Calgery. from donar very

Eleven: runners.

Progressive: . Ign: for weeks, . the. two.
Congervatives got . what .-candidates ‘also yowed . ‘to

-cotld be their last two change’. thelr. ’ images:
major leadership. options.’ : “Mulroney promising to turn
Monday - as: Montreal. over a ‘frugal. leat. and
businessman 1... Crosbie | avorinig

Mulroney .- | § “seriousness. ov ‘his: ‘well

Newfoundland . MP.- - John " known wisecracks. .

Crosble joined: nine. other “They are ikely among the
. candidates vying for the top. leat. rehallengers: In) -a

Tay fobiis oy . campaign: that will: be -
- In: making “their -altered: drastically only if

announcements,’ ~ -whieh- Ontario Premier Bill. Davis

forovallned what had been: Rie the ® fray.,” fee

Education Scene

Why: aren't schools like they used to be?
“It’s not like it used to be..... When I went to school....:”’
“E don't understand what he does... snes when r went to

80. ‘frequently: today we- hear these. comments: when *
_ spatiints gathéh tr discliaé seo! wild echicutionizibe Stover |

. toffee with a neighbour, or at a school parent evening, OP at or"

a parent: -teacher interview.
It- is: highly. probable ‘that - schools and’ children’ ‘(and
parents’ too) ‘approach life and learning: ‘with .attltudes -
somewhat different to their forefathers. ' But have the basic’
skills of language and math, af. reading ‘and “writing, of
' listening and speaking really’ ‘charged to’ the extent that
they are almost: ‘foreign'to all but today’ s schook children?
At- Copper Mountain’ Elementary. School we -strive. to”
provide’ an education: which is aimed ‘at’ mieeting - the
academic, social, emotional and physical. needs ‘of each.
pupil. Weare determined that every child who enters this ..
~ schoo! will master those fundamental skills of reading afd”
writing, speaking‘ -and= ‘listening, ’ “of. language. and

mathematics to the maximum of his-her potential. .
‘To this. end,. reading. plays an important part in each

school day:..teachers ‘fead ‘to and -with: their : students, . .
students read to and with their teachers; and students read
to and with their fellow students. ‘The library resource -
centre of the schoo! is constantly pramoting the pleasures of - ”
reading with bright displays of new and exciting books. Our -

upper intermediate students daily” share a reading. time « _

with our primary students, assisting and’ encouraging the.
younger students. to be more competent readers, “The
Learning Assistant teacher also devotes his time to'thase :
students who may need additional assistance to master the”

art. of reading.

=the éducational goals of the school also place’ prime :

emphasis an skill dévelopment i in mathematics, in’science’ '
and social studies...theultimate goal of course, is to develop ©
in‘each child the desire for tearning now ‘and in the: future:
Perhaps what is. confusing to those ‘of us-whose’ ‘visits to
schools are far from frequent is not what dur childreti today’
ara learning, but the means and- methods. by. which they.”
learn. “To the visitor, the great array“of audio-vigual ...
. equipment and its use in the classroom: may; bé: of some
cotisternation. But we have readily: accepted: modem
technology and electronic gadgetry into our homes without >.
so much 3 as a blink of thé eye. To our ‘children’ ‘the ‘bague

projector, the film strip projector. ‘or’ “previewer, -the | 5 {

~ listening centre, the video recorder or the computer are as +,
” common place as the T.V., the radio, the steréo,, the push |
button telephone, or the microwave. oven te? to: ‘many
households today. ... coaie' ba sy

But man does not live by bread alone, we m | eoncern
- ourselves -with the social and physical : ‘gro

. development. of each child who enters ‘ir “school,
“fo. this’ end, we. ‘have established our. JC: ‘program.

Courtesy: to fellow students, teachers, atid visitors;

Consideration: for those:whé live with. us each’ day iri our’
_‘gchool; Concern: for pergonal, and public property. Respect”

for and tolerance of others s af prime importance dn ¢ our ©.

school. community...

Day to day activities take place which promote these y

". objectives; gym Laciivities | désigned.. to: fy promote
paiticipation as weil as skill ‘development toring in«

ee.

' -peading, library activitiés, add By minaatles; coop tative + “

teaching where teachers. Work ‘together, pr exchange
classes; teacher spénsored and Atudelit’ managed-funch *
programs and fund raising projects; iroon. Pour: games . |
"which are teacher-supervised but run by studenta; and”.
inter-school games events, » Bulletin, boards in classtooms ..
and hallways display student projects in art, science, ‘social ,
studies, and. written language and"thus allow an ‘audience, :
for those who are so proud of théir work: Clas projects.
“ such as Salmonid are shared. with: all ‘the students,:-
Participation i the Science Fair ahd Education Exhibition,
poster and art competitions and. Jump Rope for! Heart is

encouraged, y
It may not be like it used to be, but one conistant remains:
this is your school and these are your ehildreh and they

pie I debsath:

deserve the best.” =

. Ore, - ‘Co. of

Mere of Pacific Westar Ales, =

Lauria Parr (left) of Erwin Jewellers: presents

grand prize, of ‘a $1050 diamond ring to Lynn- Dinner Saturday, : :

seek leadership at convention [

ee ‘launched his -

policies -espouted by, U8.

President. Reagan,”

‘The “4¢-year-old | former

labor lawyer, - “who, resigned :
Sunday ’ ag head of ‘the ‘Iron
: Canada, «
* frugal.”

promised” ta ‘ran’

_ abd: thoughtful campaign .
and to’ seek a ‘Comimons seat
9 S00N AS possible, whether

- about 1,000 in Toronto. that’

~ seeond ib try ie the. his 18 years. in: municipal;
‘Jeadership - at: news ” provineiat and © federal
‘conference in Ottawa with a *.* polities. will : attract ’:the,
warning that.theparty must’. needed votes ‘despite.: the
- not'blindly follow economic ~ ' fact’ he’s unilingual

The: quispokén,’ 52-Vear-

old MP from St. John’s West

__ said he believes he has “the

|. depth:

a » experience,

” charactér aa commitme t
"because of his’ ‘humor, ‘said.
“his-: “would * be ao serious,

- that’s necessary. -to"
“the party: 10: office “arid’'th
country: to- ‘prosperity. "

“and his“ lack. of‘ Frere

; convention in: Ottaw

"and labor Felatl

"John Kemp ‘recording aiid. corresponding secretaries./":

.. Grant Holkestad, Laurie. Hume,. Gail Biship ‘aid ‘Kate -
“English. © sy
"Francis: Sabine ‘would. ‘Tike’ to “thank. the’. outgoing:
” executive, especially past president;- Chris Jennings, who |;

inovative programs, SAYS Sabine.

won't be a major ‘drawback
or not. ‘he’ - wins”. id. :
leadership at the dune ion

He admitted hia? ‘Yack. of
parliamentary experience
a disadvantage. but. ~
vale to -his: ‘bilingualism
and experience in busiriess —

. growth, ‘they want'a prime~
minister “they ':think “can ‘

bth: oldie. wovern the nly § aging, .
ca jANslence, Of). awn. Als $e aisdetis”

- Won oR rs tn {nad onine ‘egae. tii bait aati rievd de soho:

Changes sweeping —

Herald Staff Writer:
-\ TERRACE= Sweeping changes © to ‘the “"Terrace:.

‘Association of the Mentally Retardéd have been made after."

a stormy year of cutbacks: by the provincial. government
‘and the closure of one of the Sparks Streethomes. .
» Of the 16 people on the executive and board. of directors,
‘to people are new members. Francis Sabine is president;:
. Brian Donald is firat vice-president; Mark Kennedy, second
vice-president; Stu Cotteril, treasurer; Chris MeNally, ‘and

Directors. are Pam. Grimshaw, ‘Nick ‘Henderson, Betty .
- Piper, Lenora Outerbridge, Dan Anonby, Elizabeth Snyder, :

“has beéri ‘ungelfish ‘with his time and energy. Jennings has”
always supported: the ‘mentally handicapped persons of this
community. and as been | instrumental in fevitowing many

_Serumptions

. jobs;- they... want adders 48

government,
returhed | to the: ‘private -
sector: ‘Petro-Canada: ‘would

jNow OPEN SUNDAYS

Me, Starting 12 hoon. Sunday, March 2. .

wh celebrate our Santa opening: ty our

_ working again.. .
“They aren't: going to’

_ fare, id-my opinion, .a. hoat
. whether that person speaks:
‘one,’

: Janguage,-.- two.
‘languages - a dozen
languages. " ;

The’ ‘former:

federal

2 finance. minister, a-master .
of one-liners, who: gome Bay...” °y

could:...lose: ‘credibility

“through eS this”
carnpalgn logking 3 a4. if I've’

‘| been weaned ona: “pickle.” a

Cyoubie said his. campaign -
will focus: on’: five’ basic.
issues: the French- English
partnership; “ Canada-U. Ss.
‘relations; : <:. tederak; oe
- provintial relations;

‘ government’. .. "eeoaci
role; | and the. adecetspiient

eke

of'a Canadiah ‘“dentity.”

” ) He'eriticized the federal’

‘Liberals for‘ alienating both
the US. and Quebec, Saying
‘the *- PCs .:, under’: © his

leadership . ‘would: work to.

undo that: damage. - 7
“Crosbie: also said Crown’

corporations ~ :
severely: limited **in_ his.
with: - ~ many’

remain; although “its role

~ will certainly be different." -~—

. Mulroney : ‘refused to be

planed down ona number of |

"vin

: Behm

“would - be ..

“questions |” but
concern © that.
Seem -

‘possible * application in the
Uy Ss," TF, u

Canada. is: different: from.
the-U,S. ‘and has: developed
‘a society’ “hallmarked by, a’

: degree of ‘compassion which

“ maust, . (''; under . no:
clteumsjances, never be:
vitiated,” Mulroney said. -
reporter’ lumped.

several” policy” questions -
together, vet Mulroney’ *-

“to: answer alc.

p was criticized -
_ after “the:'1976 leadership’
 campalgri for being long on

_alick, expensive, campaign.)
d dastios Oa short -s-on
"_‘, substance. He-finiahed third:
behind: Joe. Clark and the —

late Claude Wagner.
‘ Mulroney, will make’.a
-swing through . Western

‘Canada ‘this’ week while
Crosbie plans a trip through

the Atlantic provinces.

“In Calgary, ;
"lawyer" ‘Peter ©
-admitted : “Mulroney might
have an advantage over him
in: the campaign.

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