Ontario Community Newspapers

Orono Weekly Times, 6 May 1965, p. 3

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ORONO WEEKLY TES, THMRDAY, MAY Gi, 1965 g <7.lege is to ~I~'dNUTwomen. Béth eofleges have added M..Iusr R, In-hes Cou d M an ict ryto their property in recent monVbýA Prime Mi by the purchase o! ad jouning in an Octo A t M hawk R ac way Rýoperties, and the facffities .and At M hawkRacaayommodation at each will b Mr. Jack Reid must feel that gramme are: moeta obe orte Im UO A there is some truth to fthe saying (1) A new library wing at Rub. ing year. CREDITS "Neyer a bride, but always' a idge Hall which wil1ý,provide ad- In announcing this programme, Bgni bridesmaid." In his last f jve yen- dition4l space' for books, for ILi President Symons stressed that it Bity of tures at the Mohawk raceway lie brary offices, and for studYing. was desigsed to meet the immedi. t fW lias gainied four second place fin- (2) A new science wing af Ru. ae needs of thec University in Pet dnswt ishes with, a 'number being by bidge'Hall which will provide ad. erbcorougli for the coming aa grade, 13 only a -nose. The, extra f ew inches ditional laborafiories, Offices, and demic year, and that iA did ncd nine preý rieeded for thie wifls was just not research areas. in any way mean a delay ianflic change in forth coming and Jack lias had (3)' A moderit language labor. longer terni _buildJing plans for was annoi osttef or the four second plac- atory which will cotain the mo1stIth University's permanent camp. a. meeting nswhen they could have just as recently developed equipment. lus. Work on Chanrpl-q)ain College, university. eai~been Wifls. (4) Expansion of the Univer. flic first of the 1n1ew buildings t he ne, Jaose placing second for Mr. sity's first two collegesPeter the permanent site, will com. ments are lteici are Meadowview Champ,Ha Robinson ColIlege for men and mence next month as scheduled from 1the Spirit, Flemington Sis and Ouir Catharine Parr Trai College forEad the cornerstonc of the Col. that univei Patricia, the latter being a honie-_________ raised colt on lic farm just west e! Orono. ___ MIr. Bill Hooey's horse, Flash Wingay placcd sevenfli at t e Mo- hawk rccently. On Safurday, May l5th harncss horse racing opens at Peterboro and no doubt many of fthe local horses will be entered in the events on the opening night and during the scason of racinge A meet will also be held in PI Oslawa on the afternoon of May ~ R . j~ 22nd, a Saturday. PLANS FOR TRENT EXPANSION ANNOUNCED Details o! a programpme of lm. inediate expansion af Trent 'Uni. versi'ty ta prepare for a triplng of enrolment in the coing acad- demrie year were announeed te. day ,by the President and Vice., Chancellor, T. H. B. Symaons. En.. rolinent wihl1 rise to a total of 300 students in Sept ember from tbie presqent tot$ 0<o 100. The nuber 0<f acadenrite and senior ad-ministrative staff at the Uni.. versify will apprG.xi£Ïmately double, te a total o! 50, including mcmn. bers o! staff engaged li longterm planning for the University. Ceai e! the expansion pro. ramme wil be in the neighbour. hoed of three-quarters of a mii. lion dollars, the President said. This will be finanoed in a number of ways including a special grant from the Provincial govermnent, private 'gifts, and assistance fromn the Central -Mrtgage and Hous. ing Corporation. Includled in the expansion pro. 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Johnson's Small Size BABY SHAMPOO - 69C 'Fruits & Vegetables Juicy vitamlin rieh Tampio white No. 1 2-lb. bag C.A. Mclntosh fancy APPLES 3--lb. poly bag Nutritious new spring No. 1 3-1b. poly bag SAVE 6e! Grind to your own taste 1-lb. Bag EARLY RUSER Coffee 7c SAVE 4c! Valley View 2-lb. Cello 'BREAKFAST PRUNES 49c Regllar '39c! Weston or Sunbeam Chocolate Swiss ROLLS pkg. 35c FREE! 5-LBS. GRANULATED wihthe- purchase of FOUR GENERAL ELECTRIC LAMP BULBS at regulat price FROZEN FOODS 0F QUALITY SitVE 14e! Old Sonth Co- Tints ORANGE JUICE 3 for 59c Supreme Brand 2-1b FANCY PEAS - - 49c ITE Orono be laid jointly by prime Robarts of Ontario and nister Lesage of Quebec âbeir cereinony. .TERLOO REDUCES FOR ADMISSION Ig In 1966, the Univers. lter1oo will aceept stu. th a minimum of eight credits instead of the esently requýireýd. Thbe iadmission requirementsý ,uceed reýcently following gof the senate of the iw admission re!quire. ein answer to a' request ýMinister of Education ersities reduce the num. 4HLETE AUTO SERVI N-A.L. TC>WýN ber ni credits to compb, with th* recent re-commendations of 11 Grade 13 study cormnittee foe fewer senior inatriculation gub. jects. The new requirements do not affect the University of Waterloo standard of a 60 per cent average standing nor do they apply to students now in Grade 13 Who will be entering the universitY this f ail. "We are announcing the new admission standard now to assist students who are about toi enter, Grade 13 to select their courses,' said A. P. Gordon, University of Waterlo-o reigistrar. In the new requirements, each langu age course will count as two icredits and each other course as (Continued £rom Page 2)

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