HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1972-10-05, Page 13THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1972
TODAYS CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
This has been a difficult year for Ronny.
He has seen a younger brother go to adopting parents. Then
two girls whom he knew as foster children like himself were also
adopted.•
But so far an adoption home has not been found for Ronny.
No wonder this nine-year-old is worried about his future and is
constantly asking: "What about me?"
Ronny is an attractive youngster with a pleasant shy manner,
very eager to be friends. Canadian -Indian in descent, he is in
good health, perhaps a little small for his age, with dark eyes,
dark hair and medium complexion. His glasses are for near-
sightedness.
Ronny is pictured outdoors where he spends his happiest
times. Ile would like to live on a farm. He loves baseball,
camping and hockey, Fishing— summer or winter is his delight.
Ronny is not a great student and had some difficulties in
Grade three, but he was promoted and is now in Grade four. Itis
special problem is with reading. however, he is an interesting
boy who expresses himself well.
This lovable youngster needs a mother and father to love hien
and take an interest in him and his doings. They should be
warns, affectionate people who understand he has memories of
his past life and who will not pressure him for academic
achievement. It will be best if he is the youngest in the family or
at least if there are no children close to him in age.
To inquire about adopting Ronny, please write to Today's
Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto. For general adoption in-
formation, ask your Childs en's Aid Society.
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Open house at
Clinton centre
of Conestoga
(continued from page 1)
occurred in Huron during my
stewardship as your Provincial
representative, " he added.
Mr. MacNaughton went on
to say, "but I suggest we would
be wrong to look inside this
facility today just to determine
what is immediately available
in terms of information and
training, What we should see,
I believe, is the opportunity
this centre offers. For our young
people, for our adults, for our
industries and commercial
enterprises, for our municipal-
ities and institutions, this
centre provides the opportunity
to pursue individual and com-
munity development."
The Huron M.L.A. added
that the rapid development of
Conestoga College itself illust-
rates the vigour with which this
program was embraced and
pursued across Ontario, under
the guidance of Boards of Gov-
ernors appointed for each of
the 20 colleges covering the
province.
"This fall, I understand,
Conestoga is serving almost
1, 5000 full time students in its
four -county area, and several
tines more part-time students,
Mr. MacNaughton said. From
among its broad range of prog-
rams, I understand it has ach-
ieved considerable recognition
for its achievements in the vital
area of communications."
The speaker also pointed out
that this Clinton centre, as an
extension of Conestoga itself,
represents the province's venture
into Huron with a practical,
occupation -oriented and comm-
unity -geared educational prog-
ram that our changing lifestyle
requires today.
"To a considerable extent, I
suggest, this centre will become
what the people of Huron want
of it. It should, and will, I
am confident --respond to what
our citizens desire, " he added.
The Provincial treasurer con-
cluded his remarks by saying,
"I believe all of you will agree
that it is appropriate for this
SILO GAS WARNING
As farmers are now filling
silos with green corn, the Farm
Safety Council warns of possible
silo gas accumulating one to
three days after filling. If it is
necessary to enter the silo, do
so only after running the blower
for one half hour to ventilate it.
Most silo gases are heavier
than air and may sink down the
shaft and fill the barn or feed
room with poison gas.
Farmers are advised to keep
feed room doors open and
stables well ventilated to prev-
ent loss of livestock or possibly
human life for the first few days
following silo filling.
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centre to be established on the
site of what was once one of the
leading institutions in practical
education for our Canadian
Armed Forces. Here, when CFB
Clinton was operational and
particularly when it was better
known as Canadian Air Force
Base, Clinton, this community
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I witnessed highly successful
training in sophisticated tech-
nology and the equally import-
ant area of human relations
development."
Following the opening cere-
monies the visitors were taken
on a tour of the new facilities
by various members of the staff.
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