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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1970-08-27, Page 2under 20 liPeVC0,19•11:it5,c1?6*-4431i ir er.t. ihformatioh please' cal or write your nearest Lands and Forests Office. Please do not leave this to the last minute, otherwise,• you may miss a planned hunting trip for the lack of a licence. on Guaranteed investment Certificates. Also "CASHAI3LE AT ANY TIME" Guaranteed Savings Certificates up to 8%%. For further information contact your financial adviser or write or telephone collect: STANDARD TRUST 214 Bay Street, torohto 1 368.54/7 area code 416 omarormr,' McCormick's-131/2 -0z, Packages Graham Wafers 2/73c For Homburgs or Hoidogs—(80—Packages Super Save Rolls _ 4/$1 Kleenex—Assoiled Colors-200s Facial. Tit-Sues 3/89c Poly House Outdoor—(100 Garbage Bags _ 2 pkgs. 69c King Size—(Deal _Pack) Cheer Defirigint _ ••$1.55 Kleenex7-Twirt-Pac—(Deal Pack) Paper Towels _ 2 pkgs. $1 Captain Crunch-10-0r. Packages Peanut Butter Cereal - 2/99c 10-0z. Tins Heinz Tomato Soup 6/69c 50r. Packages Glad Sandwich Bags 2/65c Blue Bonnet—(Deal Pack)-2 Lbs. Colored Margarine _ •••,- rat _ 73c Heinz-13 Oz. Barbeque Sauce va, 2/59c Giant Size—(Prepriceci 69c) Pepsodent Toothpaste 53c THE BOWLING SEASON IS HERE!! LEAGUES NOW FORMING: PRE-TEEN — TEENAGERS — YOUNG' ADULTS COUPLES. MENS LADIES Anyone interested in participating in any of the above categories please call CLINTON CROWN LANES 4821191 2 Clinton News-Record, Thursday, Au9uSt 27,1970 Ken Perrin of Dryden and Smith who helped prepare the zoning by-law now being reviewed by Clinton ratepayers and town council; studies paper§ during the Monday night meeting while • spire. Of the audience in the background, read information sheets, —staff PhotO. Mail* VOLVOL Mechanical and Wood Product Technician programs. Students are returning to further education to overcome the difficulties of finding employment. All Centres of Conestoga College are responding to this increased demand from the community. For further information, please contact Mr. A. Rose, Chairman, Technology Division. Phone 653-7111. schools under its jurisdiction. He added that if the board disapproved of -any books, they would not be purchased. Gordon Moir, Wingham, cautioned board members that if they vetoed some of the books, they would be the ones most sought after by students. "I think it is a mistake," Ellibtf, terArked. "The screening of these books should be done before the list comes to this board," Elliott added. Mr. Cochrane told the board that some of Shakespeare's works contain "curse words" and other reading materials already on the literature course for years would "curl your hair", The Ontario Departinerit of Lands and Forests requires everyone under the age of 20 years, who is interested in purchasing their first hunting licence, to make immediate arrangements to attend a hunter safety course. Those aged 20 years or over, can apply for an examination without attending a hunter Hunter safety course for,tkose Senior Staff Canadian Forces School of Instructional Technique are (left to right) Major C,, W. McKeag CD, Officer Commanding Instructor Training Company; LCOL 0. H. Hack CD, Commandant Canadian Forces School of Instructional Technique; Major FL A. Smith CD, Officer Commanding Development and Standards Company. th ioi 1, U safety e,ourse" fee:6f,.0 must accompany the Completed application form. Examination, centres are set up as the need arises. • ` If the applicant is successful in passing the written and practical tests, he is given authority to purchase a hunting PRODUCE Ontario NO. 1 GREEN CABBAGE 6c Lb. Conestoga College introduces new credit system this September Students no longer need repeat a year of their lives. Students may now be promoted on the basis of credits, for each course without having to repeat a whole year due to unsuccessful courses. The Technology Division of the Doon Centre of Conestoga College is introducing the course credit system this September to all its programs. This sytem of credits for individual causes within a total program enables the, faster student to become qualified in a shorter period of time and allows the slower. student to proceed more at his own rate, It also provides for unique programming for individual students. Because of its flexibility, the course credit system reduces the number of drop outs. It increases the success rate among students while at the same time it permits raising the already high standards of technological education. INCREASED FACILITIES Provision—is -being- made at oneStog&sibDisoric Centreo, for more students in the Technology Smokey Says: SOMEONE COULD HAVE PREVENTED IT! ,/, 749-1021, Forest Fires are a menace to the public! subscription came in from H. R. Kilty, Islington. In part he, says, "I must confess that as we get older and older, we recognize feWer and fewer in the news; BUT as long as we have Sugar and Spice by Bill Smiley, the sports and Rambling With Lucy by Lucy R, Woods, we have nothing to, kick about," * The following excerpt is taken from the Toronto Star recently. We qubte, "Catching a muskie is a tough task for an ordinary angler, abut Capt. Gerry .Smith; CFB Clinton, did it without a rod last weekend at Sturgeon Point. Backing his boat away from the dock to go fishing, the prop hit a muskie in about 30 inches of water, and killed it. It wasa 40 incher, weighing approximately 14 pounds." Division. Laboratories are being modified. Two new Physics and one Biology laboratory are being built at Doon to provide more student places in Technology. More students can now be enrolled in September, in Air and Water Resources, Civil, Construction, Electronic and Mechanical Technologies. There is also space for additional students in the Drafting, Electrical, Electronic, BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER When it came to approving literature books to be purchased for Huron County schools, vice-chairman Robert Elliott, G oder ich Township, was opposed to some selections — and was the only board member who voted against approving the entire list as presented. The list included such books hs'ThVGiddhate" and Tom Tones' time in the• secondary" sefthoig County. Director of education, John D. Cochrane, told the board these books would be for "extensive reading" to be read "out of class". He indicated the students would probably be reading the books anyway since they can be attained at the public libraries and, in book stores, etc. Elliott insisted it was a little different for the students to go out and get the books from other sources. He wondered if it was wise to give the impression that the Huron County Board of Education approved of this type of reading for young people. Mr. Cochrane explained that the law requires that the•board of education approve the list of books to be purchased for J01.1••••••41•111•1111., $CRYIK.-41NT.QN. AN9 .1 PISTEPPT mnicg. 1941 Gordon ogg • .luels OWN C.all Qur Agent 1[0$5 EWITT FARM & HEATING PETROLEUM NEW No Wino or eanouts Pick Your Date Now! - , For your safety our delivery truck s carry fuel' oil only FOR . FREE EIURNEFI :SERVICE NIGHT OR PAY CAI-I, 482.9 4 11 THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY FIRE IIIRORAIICE COMMIT '24 9 * Town Pwellings * All Class of Farm Property " Insures:, SEAFORTH * Summer cottages * Churches, Schools, Hans Extended coverage (wind, smoke, water damage, falling objects etc,) is also available. Age*: James Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, Seaforth; Wm. Leiner, Jr„ Londesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Harold Squire, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton, Seaforth. . 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