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Clinton News-Record, 1983-05-25, Page 16PAGE 16—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 orkshop for pet owners Becoming a pet owner LS Ilnueh like becoming a parent. You take on respon- sibilities to provide food, health care, training and, of course, affection for your new household addition. Your reward is a lifetime of devotion and pleasure from a delightful companion. This year for the first time, the University of Guelph's Simmer Campus Is featuring a two-day workshop for pet owners. Designed to "train" effec- tive ffective pet owners, the course is given by members of the famous Ontario Veterinary College at the University Using slides, films and some friendly animal models, lecturers will cover all aspects of animal care. Included are such vital aspects as choosing a pet, costs, nutrition, health care, and the aging pet. Since the first year is so important for any pet, an entire session has been set aside to con- sider the basics of behaviour training, vaccinations and neutering. Questions are en- couraged throughout the course, and plenty of time has been set aside for discus- sion. Summer Campus is a vacation program that com- bines learning and relaxa- tion at the picturesque University of Guelph. Over 30 varied courses and workshops will be presented between July 11 and July 22 at Summer Campus '83. These include home com- puting, calligraphy, beekeeping and the French and Spanish languages. Ac- commodation is available on campus. For complete information, contact Summer Campus '83, Continuing Education Division, Room 103 Johnston Hall, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, NIG 2W1 or call 519-824-4120, extension 3956. Park f cililies.,esms.e from page 14 In the United States, such a "concentration" technique has been employed suc- cessfully for years, especial- ly on the Appalachian Trail which features 230 shelters along its 2,000 miles from Maine to Georgia. Australia and New Zealand boast well- corlceived systems as well. In Canada, we have only a few random shelters: two in Banff National Park, another in Glacier National Park, several others scat- tered around. The Parks Canada Study, published in September 1982, offers a thorough set of guidelines to the develop- ment of a Canadian shelter system. Recommendations include calls to study all aspects of the project from impact on soil to the slope of the selected site. The study also discusses the various types of shelter architecture, hinting that a three -sided "lean-to", prefabricated and dropped into position by helicopter might be best. I The study sagely suggests that whatever the design, it have open windows — the shelters can't be so comfor- table people will want to live in them!) The study also discusses the disadvantages of shelters: vandalism, squat- ters and the philosophical point that a building of any kind may violate the spirit oI the wilderness we're trying to preserve. Will the government act swiftly on the study? PARTICIPaction hopes so. We want Canada outdoors! Russ Kisby is President of PARTICIPaction, the Cana- dian movement for personal fitness. IT'S WORTH THE DRIVE! F'PP rkeI,vPry SAr v,c'P CLOSED MONDAYS OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY NIDD -4T .TILL EeP Ail Main St., Dublin 345-2250 fefjl ht' i urf)rtI!It>i' 1983 JANE PARKER, SLICED 100% Whole Whc.t BLad YORK, SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY Peanut Butter DEEP BROWNED VAR INCL KIDNEY Libby's Beans MCCAIN. FROZEN. 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