THE GERMAN School on
the North Shore celebrates its

10th anniver: . It is one of
many langu schools that is
maintained an ethnic

group who wants to preserve
the cultural heritage of their
home country for their
children.

The North Shore German
School opened its doors in
1974 to 36 students. Today
student enrolment has reach-
ed 138.

The principal of the
school, Trude Jackisch, is
assisted by nine qualified and
very dedicated teachers. One
of the more interesting facts
is that only one third of the
students attending the school
are German speaking, while
two thirds are English
speaking.

In celebration of their 10th

Heart
leaps

WHAT scientific
achievements have been
made regarding the heart?

Canadian scientists have
developed pacemakers to
control heart rhythm, con-
ducted artery transplants to
improve blood supply to the
heart muscle, and replaced
human heart valves.

They have played an im-
portant role in pioneering
Coronary Care Units, in con-
ducting surgery to correct
one of the defects resulting in
*‘blue babies’’, and in perfec-
ting hypothermia, a blood
cooling technique, invaluable
to modern heart surgery.

World-wide scientists have
performed heart and valve
transplants, developed = ar-
uficial heart-lung machines,
and artificial heart valves.
They also contributed to
theumati heart disease
prevention, cardiac
catheterization and new
techniques for treating
stroke

All these advances are the
result of research, funded by
the Heart Foundation

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anniversary, the school gives
its appreciation to the
students, who enthusiastical-
ly head back to classes after
reguiar school, twice a week,
to acquire or improve their
German language skills and
learn about the country of
their parents.

To the teachers, who tackle

the task of drumming basic
language skills, which in-
cludes the ever-boring gram-
mar, into not always recep-
tive heads.

To the principal of the
school, Trude Jackisch, who
for the last ten years has
spent many hours organizing,
co-ordinating, negotiating,

teaching and taking care of
numerous jobs behind the
scenes that have resulted in a
smooth running operation.
No wonder her eyes gleam
with pride when yet another
class has reached their goal
and at the end of the year
walks away with a successful
finish, prepared for further

C15 - Sunday, April 8, 1984 - North Shore News

German school celebrates

Its 10th anniversary

university education in the
German language.

And to the parents, who
last but certainly not least of-
fer their time, moral and
financial support in order to
preserve and pass on to their

children the German
language and cultural
heritage.

The German Language
School North Shore will be
looking back on past
achievements and forward to
future goals in an anniversary
celebration on Saturday,
April 14 at 3 p.m. at
Highlands United Church,
3255 Edgemont Bivd.
Visitors are welcome.

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