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I Why US speaker trustee asks RICHMOND HILL Education Week drew a Plans to import an mild rebuke from East American speaker during Georgina Cancer Society delegates return from conference TORONTO Hlson of the Holland Delegates from Aurora Marsh branch Oak Ridges King Town- The twoday session ship Bradford was called to organize the and Holland societys annual fund- Marsh area were among campaign this those attending ihe April Cancer Societys Ontario set lWs campaign conference at lhe Division is Royal York Hotel million here Jan 22 and 23 Area delegates in cluded and Hazel from Aurora Doris Smith from Oak Ridges Joan Rogers and of King Marion of Bradford Shirley Kit chen of Schomberg and Hazel Vries and trustee Frank Kelly during a Region separate school board meeting here in a report from its education committee the board heard Dr Charles Galloway professor of curriculum at Ohio State University suggested as a speaker for the April to program Why is It necessary to have outoMhecountry speakers asked Mr Kelly We havent had a great deal of experience with this responded Trustees approval board program Dr Galloway as superintendent Frank speaker and okayed Bobestch We simply budget for Education went on the name and Week activities reputation In addition to Dr Noting that the Galloways provincewide theme for address the board Week is proved committee Growing with Dignity recommendations for Mr said the Education Week art board received names of speakers that would suit a such a topic Newmarket and Rich- All lines led to the Hill house US he explained We and special programs at got a line on what we the local school level and thought would be the best possible concerts In Ih person for that particular northern and southern function half of the region displays at Upper Canada Hid malls In To be raised by volunteers during the societys annual April campaign the funds will be used to support cancer research in Canada and to finance programs in public education and service to cancer patients Enthusiastic Dr G Williams Secondary School students cheer on basketball squad during last Saturdays annual Night The school woo the game against Huron Heights of Newmarket 3127 Williams SS holds Funerama Night CAY AC HERMAN AURORA Spirits soared here Saturday night when Dr GW Williams Secondary School hosted its annual Beginning at 6 pm the event included con tests between four schools in basketball sportsmanship school spirit decorations and evening ended with a dance featuring the group Wednesday Schools involved were Huron Heights Aurora High and Williams Tickets cost each with all proceeds going to Williams two overseas foster children in Hong Kong and France With each school situated in one corner of gym flaunting their school colors and screaming their school cheers the night started off with a senior WILLIAMS NEWS By GAY AN With exams finally over Williams students figured was time for a little fun and scheduled it for Satur day Yes last Saturday night Williams held its long standing annual involving three other nearby high schools Beginning at pm this event included contests in basketball and school spirit as well as a dance after wards which featured the group Wednesday The schools participating were High who won the title last year Huron Heights champs from two years ago and of course Williams cross- town rivals Aurora High Not only was a good time had by all but proceeds went to the schools two overseas foster children in Hong Kong and France- Mr A the Canadian history teacher has once again involved several senior students in a mindopening seminar at York University In a series of four weekly sessions between Jan IB and Feb topics covered a wide variety of issues mainly concerning Canadian industry and trade with the United States Those who attended agreed that future seminars would be beneficial to students who wish to gain more knowledge of Canada and widen their scope at the same time Two former Williams graduates Louise Jacques and Jerry Slykhuis recently tied the knot proving the theory that Williams often provides more than just a future in education basketball game between Aurora and Huron Heights Aurora won the game by a score of to 27 The teams proved to be closely matched as the advantage alternated throughout the quarters Williams made a startling comeback in the last minutes of a second hard fought battle to lose by only one point to The final score was 37 to Both games gave fans something to cheer about Sean Boyd served as master of ceremonies between games an nouncing the cheer- leading competition In this contest each cheerleading squad had a chance to do their thing in front of a panel of four judges A best cheerleader was then elected from every squad The winners were Evans from Huron Heights Kathy from Markham Terry of Aurora High and Carol from Williams who eventually won the trophy for best individual cheerleader To round out the evening trophies were distributed to the various winners Huron Heights won for the best decorations while pulled away the title for the best school spirit Aurora proved to be the most sportsmanlike team and Williams cheerleaders came out with awards for the best cheerleading squad as well as the best individual cheerleader LIMITED Qua time to again eaAe opening a iff in items J I 1 HIM SAT ID York Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board REGISTRATIONS Kindergarten and Junior Kin dergarten Monday Feb and Thurs day Feb am to pm at Our Lady of Good Counsel School Morton Street Sharon Mr P Houlihan Telephone All children whose 5th birthday falls on or before December 3lst may be registered for Kindergarten All children whose birthday falls on or before December 31 1977 may be registered for Junior Kindergarten PARENTS PLEASE NOTE A a certificate or baptismal certificate is required a Pupils eligible for grade one who have not been to should also register at lime Musi have attained the age of six by December Please telephone before due 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