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CONESTOGA COLLEGE
of APPLIED ARTS and TECHNOLOGY
invites the attention and interest of citizens, students and organiz-
ations in the counties of Huron, Perth, Wellington and Waterloo.
The co-operation is sought particularly of persons in industry,
commerce and business, education, agriculture, technology and tech-
nical areas, and in the applied arts, samples of which might be food
supervision, nursery education, library arts, welfare and health ser-
vices, community family work, graphic arts, etc.
As of January, 1968, the College will be offering post-second-
ary courses of three- two-, and one-year duration at the technologist,
technician arid skilled levels in
Applied Arts Technology
Business and Commerce Technical Areas
Extension courses as requested and supported will be offered.
Academic upgrading will be provided for mature students nineteen
years of age or over, who may not have the Grade 12 or 13 admis-
sion requirements.
Centennia
Report
1867 1967
By John W, ltibher
Centennial CothmisSiorter
If Ottawa happens to be on the
route of your Centennial trip this
year, be sure to See Son et Lu-
miere, a Tightly show to October
15111
Son et tatunere, which means
sound and light, is a Special Ceti-
tennifa spectacle for the national
capital, staged on Parliament bUlL
'Outdoor itniphitheatro seating
has been constructed at :Nepean
Point, OR the btta.wa River, of-
fering a spectacular night view
of the Parliament Buildings
which constitute the stage (or
Son of Lumiere.
AUGUST 15 TO 21
COST OF 65.00 includes
6 TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM MONTREAL.
ACClaNIODATION AT LIONS STUDENT LODGE
ST% HUBERT,
BREAKFAST, BOX LUNCH, SUPPER DAILY.
EXPO PASSPORT.
s TRANSPORTATION BETWEEN EXPO AND THE.
LODGE.
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APPLICATION FORMS AT
McFADDEN BARBER SHOP and BRUSSELS POST
Forms must ue in no later than Aug. 12
Any Student Entering Grade S To Grade 13 Is Eligible .
Adults Interested in Being Supervisors Can Also Apply
An Invitation
In order that the College may best serve the needs of all in
the above counties, 53riefs, containing suggestions as to which post-
secondary courses ,.should be offered by Conestoga College, are
warmly invited. The most effective Briefs will probably outline the
course and subject matter considered important, provide a justifiable
estimate of ihe present need and the employment possibilities of 2-7
years hence, contain suggestions or offers as to' co-operation from
area organizations or professional associations, and recommend the
level of competence desirable upon graduation, etc.
Your interest in your Conestoga College and your early re-
sponse (preferably before August 15) will be recognized and much
appreciated.
Kindly communicate your ideas to
Professor James W. Church, President,
Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology
30 Francis Street South,
Kitchen,' Ontario.
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world 'wars; the burning of the
Barliatonult Buildings in 1916; the,
high Points in the careers of
prime ministers; and the birth of
our national flag.
As the spectacle moves to
finale, the lights turn to full brii-
lance, illuminating the Hill,
Part, it men t ;Buildings, 1\r,ep ea it
Point and the Rideau Canal, The
spectacular finale symbolises the
essence of a Canada 100 years
in Confedadation. facing the new
century with faith and confidence.
Greece, ligypt, Great Britain
and Spain. it also has been em-
etapJoyed at Dundurn Castle,
Hamilton. and at the Crysler
Farm battlefield, Morrisharg,
Ontario. As a Centennial specta-
cular it. is one of the regular
attractions of the Ig,ational
Capital which every visitor should
see.
7 room Brick House, nearly
The Son et Lumiere technique new. (has hot water furnace,
was originated, at the Chateau fireplace, small barn, on 1 acre
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There are no actors, no const-
ructed stage, no film,, It's
done by the clever use of spot-
lights, filters and pre-recorded.
Recreation of the 1916 fire on
Parliament Hill, for example, Pro-
duces the smoke and flames, the
crackling of timbers, the sound of
,the water hoses and firemea's
Voices, all through tine Ingenious
mix, of sound on, seven-track
recorring tapes and color filters
on spotlights:
The Hill has the starring role
because the spectacle is a dranta
of Canadian history and be-
cense the Hill yV s the symbolic.:
stage for Canadian Confeder•
ation's officia,1 beginning in 166'7.
Iti the Son et Lumiere and,
tent° at , Nr,epeau Point you will
be transported throlign
your intellectual and emotional
responses controlled by the
strength and variety of light and
quality of sound, including music
and the voices of great and legen-
dary perSOns. By Way of the
unusual sound effects of "Sound
and Light", the drama of Can-
ada's early days, her triumphs
and fuilures, her great men and
their great deeds, Will come
vividly to life,
As Son et Lumiere opened the
clock Willed, back over 350 years
to the tittle. When Champlain
was voyaging tip the Mighty
Ottawa: Lights dim, and glow
and. the. Voices of the narrators
move through time to the esta-
blishment of old Bytown and the
building Of British military bar-
rt zeics oil the site of the Purl
rtment„ Buildings.
The spectacle moves its aud•
ietice through great events in,
history: the union of two Cana-
des, Confederation. celebrations
Of .L, 1867; occasions when,
We hear the oratory of Macdonald
and Cartier; the joining of more
province§ and the territories; the