Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 13, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 Winnipeg free press monday april 13, 1981 a. I i r3 High school is a family affair for daughters adults in Day classes one solution to lower enrolments by Penni Mitchell Lynne Stratton is one of 600 students at Gle Lawn collegiate. No one gets after her to do her Homework. No one has to. Stratton 34, attends school because it s something she has wanted to do for a Long time. While she initially had some misgivings Stratton believes she is now fitting into student life the kids Are great they treat me like i m one of she says adding i Don t want any special privileges. I m treated the same As after being out of High school for 15 years Stratton says returning was frightening. Before she mustered some self Confidence she worried about fail ing. In order to meet University require ments Stratton is taking English his tory and biology. A single Parent Stratton also has two daughters attending Gle Lawn Don Alyn in Grade 11 and Gaylene in Grade 10 Stratton says she enjoys going to school with them. Although they Don t attend any classes together they often run into each other in the Halls and once in awhile they meet for lunch. Over All she says things have worked out pretty Well. Stratton works full time so she often does t crack the books until late at night but the extra Load has t dampened her spirits. Think i be even con Vinced one of the customers at work to go Back in the she boasts. New program there Are a lot of people who Don t want to spend their evenings in classes. They want to go during the Gle Lawn plans a program for sep tember to encourage people like Strat Young parishioners hold 30-hour fast to combat hunger thirty four Young parishioners at holy ghost Church spent 30 hours fast ing during the weekend in a bid to help combat world hunger. Although the efforts were expected to raise More than Rev. Wladek Garcia re said yesterday the object of the fast was to draw attention to the fact people a Day die of hunger in the world. "1 tried to Challenge the people who have so much food on the table that they can t eat it he said. Garcia re associate pastor in charge of youth of the roman Catholic Church on Selkirk Avenue said the Money will be sent to project 5000, a program which fights world hunger. The name of the program comes from the biblical Story of Jesus Christ sharing five loaves of bread and two fish among men plus an undetermined number of women and Chil Dren. Garcia re said the figure is symbolic and not to be taken literally. Gloria Desorcy a part time University of Winnipeg student and one of the fast organizers said participants were asked to donate what they would have spent on food and entertainment during the fast period 9 . Saturday to 3 . Yesterday. Other doners were asked to make contributions not pledge Money As a sponsor on the basis of How Long a person fasts. Pat Multan a Jefferson Junior High student who raised said the contributions Are much better than Mara Thon Type pledge sponsors. With sponsoring it seems if you Don t make it you re failing. I did it because i wanted to not because some body sponsored Vic Janus a Grade 8 student at Ken Seaford Junior High said he raised and i got a Good feeling that i did something Good the fast concluded with a mass Fol Lowed by a Light lunch rather than a feast which could be bad for the health. Yule break May be longer Public school students and teach ers throughout greater Winnipeg May enjoy a full two week vacation at Christmas. School division spokesmen contacted saturday said students and teachers in St Assiniboine South St. Boniface fort Garry St. Vital River East seven Oaks and Transcona Springfield school divisions will Likely receive the full two week Holiday. The extra two Days will be made up during the school year. Ron Banister president of the Winni Peg teachers association which rep resents Winnipeg division no. I teach ers said the division has surveyed parents on their preference and re sults Are expected shortly. Division teachers voted overwhelmingly last year to have the extra time at Christmas he said. Norwood trustee Tom Muir said sur vey forms will be sent to division parents this week asking if they want children to have the extra time off at Christmas. Ton who want to continue their High school education or just take a few courses. George carted Gle Lawn vice Prin Cipal says anyone living in the the St. Vital school division from the House wife to the student who May be out of can continue his or her Educa Tion at Gle Lawn. Enrolment has declined sharply at the school in recent years and the adult program is being viewed As a possible solution to the problem. There have never been rules prohibit ing adults from attending classes with the younger students but tradition Indi Cates otherwise. John Pankiw assistant Dent of the Winnipeg school division estimates there Are almost adults in Winnipeg taking night courses at the High school while no More than a handful attend during the Day. Grant Park High school facing a similar decrease in enrolment is seek ing the go ahead for a program to encourage area residents to attend Day classes principal Irwin Sera said. Grade 11 students at Grant Park recently conducted a Survey to see if residents were interested in taking courses at the school. Of the 220 interviewed 65 per cent said they would be interested. The Grant Park proposal already has reached the school Board level. Goals differ because of differing situations Peter Prystupa of the River East school division says continuing education has to be approached on the adult s terms. They want to be treated As i Dividu adults goals Are different too. While some May want to take a few Craft courses or focus on one particular subject others want full course loads and a diploma when they re finished. Many go Back according to Prystupa to upgrade themselves for their Job or because they May be in danger of losing their Job and Are seeking train ing in another Field. Still others he says May go because they feel their children May be looking Down on them while others attend for the sheer enjoyment. We Ain t Pigeon Hole them Prystupa cautions because there Are some whose motivations Aren t even Clear to Winnipeg schools Aren t alone in their search for adult students. Rex Williams superintendent of the Morris Macdonald school division has launched an advertising Campaign encouraging adults to take High school courses. The problem of getting adults into the classes says Williams is people. It s a question of overcoming the disinclination for he says. Integrating adults into regular Day programs answers the problem of de Clining enrolment and helps improve the classroom climate Williams says. Most students look on schools As a place they Are compelled to lie explains and if they see others coming on their own it helps improve their own attitude toward school. Weather City Calendar Winnipeg area forecast frequent Cloudy periods today with one or two flurries. Moderate Northwest wind. Temperatures steady today be tween -1 to -4. Low tonight -12 to -15. Mainly sunny tomorrow with a High near 1. Extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba variable cloudiness wednesday thurs Day and Friday. Temperatures below Normal readings of 10 and -2, returning to near Normal thursday. Northern Manitoba mostly Cloudy wednesday and thurs Day Clearing Friday. Temperatures below Normal readings of 8 and -6. Northwestern Ontario mostly Cloudy throughout the period. Temperatures below Normal readings of 8 and -4, becoming near Normal by Friday. Temperatures Canada and the world the Manitoba track and Field association will offer a coaching clinic level i coaching certification clinic april 25-26 at the University of Manitoba. For registration information Telephone the association at 786-5641. The Canadian red Cross society Manitoba division will hold a blood donor clinic from 9 . To . Thursday at the Centre 226 Osborne Street. A one Day workshop on Low Energy passive solar Home design will be held from 9 . To 5 . April 25 at Power View man., about 135 Kilometres Northeast of Winni Peg. The workshop organized by the University of Manitoba s continuing education division is designed to Demon Strate the Basic principle of Energy conservation in House design the principles of passive solar Energy and details of Low Energy construction practices. The deadline for Advance registration is thursday. Contact Marjorie Hay of the education division 541 University Centre. A slide show of a cycling trip from the Arctic Ocean to Tierra Del Fuego Argentina by cyclists Carmine Militano and Richard Nash will begin at . Thursday in theatre a of the Basic sciences building University of Manitoba off William Avenue. Proceeds to Oxnam. Deaths classified death National Victoria. Vancouver. Calo Arv. Edmonton. Regina. Winnipeg Thompson Kenora. Brandon. Dauphin. Thunder Oak Toronto. Ottawa. Montreal. Halifax. International Chicago. Limit Zapolis. New York. Boston. Amsterdam Athens. Berlin Helsinki Lisbon. London. Madrid. Moscow. Paris. Rome. Stockholm. Tel Aviv. Resort spots los Angeles Clouds 14 12 17 24 17 7 11 Las vegas Phoenix Honolulu Tampa Miami Bermuda Nassau partly Kingston Barbados Havana partly april 11 last year 2.4 Normal 7.2 -3.9 1.7 highest on record 25.0 in 1968 Lowell on record -22.8 in 1881 precipitation total for Zorh i to Tofft to. Millimetres. Normal 7.3mm. Winnipeg companion Max. Man. Mean april 12 11.8 0.3 6.3 last year 6.8 -5.5 0.7 Normal 8.3 -2.8 2.8 hug Neil on record 21.1 in 1930 lowest on record -20.0 in 1881 precipitation total for april 1 to april 12 to. Millimetres. Normal 7.9mm. Boiteaux Mary Louise 80. Boux. Joseph Hubert 74. Of 461 St. Jean Baptiste Street husband of Corana Boux. Boyer Ray 63, of lot 81, Roblin Boulevard. Catellier Armand 90, of Pierre husband of Blanche Catellier. Clake Elsie. 88, of Middle Church Home. Lacquay Roland 44, of 245 Provon Chor Boulevard suite 202. Dawson. Robert p., 68. Of 516 Prosper Street husband of Dorothy Dawson. Degroot Annie. 58. Of 254 Balmoral Street wife of Arthur dog Root. Epps Ronald Arthur 57, of Innisfail alia., husband of Margaret Epps. Gagnon William Jean. 85. Of St. Boniface nursing Home 271 Archibald Street Hus band of Henrietta Gagnon. Gretchen Samuel Hus band of Lucille Bette Gret Chen. Klassen Perry 17, of 1 St. Claire Boulevard Transcona son of Henry Klassen. Lawrence Arthur Gordon 64, husband of Clare Lawrence. Lyons Beatrice Mildred 63, of 1676 Manitoba Avenue. Mckay Herbert Stanley Lawrence 67, of grand rap ids husband of Lillian Mckay. Mckenzie Ann 75. Of 185 Smith Street. Mclean Bessie Katherine. 77, of 300 Roslyn Road suite 3e. Millman Amos 34, of Mead Wood Manor 577 St. Anne s Road widower of Ella Millman. Morris Douglas Charles of 163 Roberta Avenue Hus band of Amy Morris. Richardson Jack 92. Of St. Paul minn., widower of Kathleen Richardson. Radons Antonina 86, wife of Reinhold Radons. Routley Kenneth Cecil 70, of Macgregor husband of Eleanor Routley. Saxton Richard 13, of 521 Clifton Street son of Patricia and Stanley Salon. Silverthorne Leila Ada 70. Szczepanska Zuzanna. 84, of 458 Dalton Streel widow of Kazimierz Szczuc Panska. Thachuk Nick 74, formerly of Pembina North Dakota. Wright Jean Ellen 71, of 22 Strauss drive. Lynne Stratton does her Homework along with daughters Donalyn left and Gaylene. 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