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similar projects to be under- steamed up." branch About 400 persons attended) ----------- ou " the first meeting of the Par- TROOPS MUST SL the ice is a very. vali pot ents' Guild of the Oshawa Cath-| IM March 38 is the date set by "But you! olic high school. COLOGNE (AP)--Many sol-|teachers and school boards for ae Dr. Thomas A. Francoeur, a /diers in the West German army |the hiring of teachers to begin Sven for the 1967-68 school year. A ing," said Mr. Smith. e th spots i may not see these spo's Ini ontreal psychologist andiare too fat, says Dr. 967 e s safe : ' f Fis} oe THE snelamaes TB, Jecedey, Febroery 21, 1 F M U S. A M k H h ] taken.in Nova Scotia and later c : <giee | n ario eac ers appy our ajor uit uto akels aemo 1 la in other parts of Canada. a ® | Under the direction of Dr. he Should Regard Grade 13 rs, Told Engine Can Be Cleaned Test Survey ss ote mena = ver ac age 6 4 shine ihe ogy department of the Hospital cou DETROIT (AP) -- The four|standards prescribing max- "| -,.{for Sick Children, Toronto, a ron 8. auto-makers were|imum amounts of pollutants); HALIFAX (CP) -- The Ca- ' ' ' End Secondary Education. |.22% sac.cua|as # cao roel oan he a oan en ea, alan imei ct omme tei 1. } bustion engine can be cleaned| Testifying before Muskie's ba y ~ medical student, S0- ning NTO 3 d by th inister' mental examinations be re-as sic We dletae tae santeltarie tae venting aoe eae up a great deal." They replied/subcommtites were the berg isaac! iva in teaalt worker and volunteers will a a » 13)par @ minister's com- -A8- : f : j : y nocd be cere ons a mittee a Grade 13. signed for this work. a serious wage offer for nextja national disaster, he said. Fro -- png has been oe i Poni od en Ontario counties this summer, |Work with local health authori- ope ' dary hool education} Among other recommenda-| 4, The federation envisages|yeat's school term, Charles J.|More than 4,000 additional high 2 Chrysler, Ford and American| Mrs. Joe Rosenthal, national|ties and physicians to visit each F plone Pissarily r a prepara-|tions, the brief said: consultative committees of|McCaffray, president of the On-|school teachers will be required! Testifying before a U.S. Sen- deters Cate director of the society, told ajknown haemophiliac in Vic- ra ta oF for university, repre-| 1. 'secondary schools should|classroom teachers serving on|tario School Teachers' Federa-|to fill vacancies and new class-| ate subcommittee on air and M ident of MeWS conference the pilot sur-|toria, Peterborough and Hast- Osh of | esponsible for adminis- % sis within|tion, said in an interview Mon-|rooms this fall. However, only|Water Pollution, the auto-| Thomas Mann, president of)... ia» organization's centen-|ings. The survey will be taken ie of Ontario's. 77,000|not be resp a two-year rotation basis within ry: Rac rons is-/tering university admission|the framework of the recom-| day |2,000 will be produced by|makers said they have donejthe Automobile Manufacturers! jin; project--is a forerunner of|in June and July. Ord fencer ee sea teeta si \ seeded cammaierion. Mr McCaffray, an Ottawa | teacher training courses much work to comply with|Association, i oage gl yar a <r seh Tr am Dav y. . . ' ? . e - y The Ontario Teachers' Feder-) 2. The timing of the release] 'The brief says the federation|vice-principal, said that a 14. Asked about the possibility of ecg or prone Poche Mee ataeet pandanie' tet ebbed: ete ation in a brief presented t0/of results of Grade 13 subjective approves in principle the|per-cent increase offered by the|*, 'etohers) strike Pig aee Senator Edmund §. Muskie,|"There is still much informa- ($5, the minister listed 20 recom-jand objective tests should be/pianned abolition of the present|Windsor school board is the) ©T. a bet hee P pera Senator fi . 'ltion needed on the most feasible| pan mendations on Grade 13, They|such that "premature and false|system of external examina-|Only serious proposal. He said) 4Pprove "id str 'rik eri ld be| (Dem: Me.), chairman of the! solutions" to the problem of air : pose were drafted after n federation|assessment of students would/tions for Grade 13. proposals of 3, 4 and 7 per cent, | ewat' tn ini ¢ would be subcommittee, said the purpose|Poiiution by. autos, ate inar Friday and Saturday ot To de 1d fab secon anes Seat ie pec. puaiiay 64 30 boos AGEs | Mr. McCaffray was_ inter- of the Renrings 1 0 Seyermine | i that studied three briefs pre- hess a ae ondary gp aod graduation ar at ces Ge is not a|Viewed following a news confer-|Whether the auto-makers would) MUST PAY FOR COLOR e : ete aoaesra cea "f to provide elena sheuls be yee salary breakthrough of at least/ jence held to release results of|meet the standards for 1968-- LONDON (CP) -- Britain's! : l Clul centered commission to p its and the recommendation of{a 25-per-cent increase some- ia survey of working conditions|model cars prescribed by the first color television sets go on : : : oe Thin Ice Danger :e«~" to. teachers And on the school principal. where in the province by March lin Ontario high schools, secretary of health, education'sale in March, ready for trans- ; bonus : : Hou the present budget for setting 3, some teachers might become! The 45-page survey said that|and welfare. |missions beginning in the fall. ; ata jand marking Grade a depart:| | The bret sled sald scogul: | militant. at least one in every three} Under the Clean Air Act pas-|They cost £285 ($855) and up f In Pond Skating \seemunesennetions at cig | 'phe threat ef mase realgna- -|classes in the province's sec-|sed in 1963 and amended in 1965| and viewers will have to pay ttt A ld | lprincipal be continued and 'that|tons would be a final resort," | ondary school system is too'and 1966, the secretary wasitwice the normal licence fee of 4 bis. : Chie Skaters should be an 2 aren S Ul [subjective essay-type tests and|he ssid, crowded for good teaching. 'given the authority to issue £5. : : to | thin, ice-covered ponds, say e sar "sana tomate m2 NU a ESC SS A ONE RS ER FE SRS OEE AEEOE HTM ei S two William Smith, chairman of ie A S ene i crevace came "We would not support civil) sin que: Water Safety committee of the uccess Hees of practising teachers, |disobedience. . . . But some off te a Canadian Red Cross, Oshawa! pr fa rs. our members are getting f oer esti! : app cont ian Clean, White Pretty Snow! of tanc The Kids love; motorists cuss it; photo bugs de- tre, time.' A thickness of ice four inches |chairman of the department of |Guenther. He says the average cite po nas rT agro re - in depth is a thorough test of| Theology at St. Joseph's Teach-| |. i ges a salary settlement may s tionable ice before ventur-|¢'s' College spoke on "The | SaIGIer gale ca'ories & its recruitment advertisements | ee at said Mr. Smith. He| Adolescent and the Word.' day--too much for instructors,'that its proposed salary scale ; ae '; 1 hi bral ao rivers are especially dan-| 4. Guild dance will be held officers and clerks. Young men is under negotiation. 5 . light in it; skiers pray for it. But even clean, white, mig fis : : : ; com sud fans h oe an bait Se ioe lin training might need 4,000 PRAR LOW SALARIES n ac in on ainer 0 pretty fluffy snow contains dirt particles. That's assi ' If eh gong o pelaag og 2g. |tennial thems. The next. Parl lcalories, Dr. Guenther said, but) Mr. McCaffray said the fed- h ' : tae aan eat "orale help sed' 'not to try to climb out." ents' Guild meeting will be|they would "probably be grate- leration fears that teachers why your carpets, even in w ; 9 p y reat bc se ahianid "adand both} held March 22 at the school. _/ful for an improvement in qual-|hired before settlements will be dirty". That's when people in-the "'know" still call ket arms along the surface of the| _ -lity and a reduction in the/inferior because the salaries' i 4 spor ice and kick vigorously. This, | Col a jquantity of food." ieee offered will be too low. He said! ROSS MILLS (local agent) for efficent BAKER'S '. says Mr. Smith, will lift your ring Bo ks : f body onto solid ice. "Then et 0 | cleaning. Have you? ee to safety.' The chairman said po Hinder Creating should take recreation in su vised areas, if possible, ig. Miss Beverlee Marks, assis- ferably a shallow pond or lake|tant art supervisor of public in which "the water is no schools, says coloring books for more than waist-deep."" Mr.|children may pattern them as Smith said skaters should avoid |followers rather than as leaders. large groupings on ice. Miss Marks, in speaking to a "Another safety tip to re-|Woodcrest Home and School member is to be sure to build|Association meeting, said a your fires on the bank, not on|child will be afraid to be crea- Purchased This Week | "Free Pick-Up and Delivery" ue --"JUST ONE CALL DOES THEM ALL" -- fart REG. 89c C "Over 80 Years Experience" the stud for "BAKER SERVICK" -- call your local as On Sale for VKER| di For all your drapery needs see Betty Haydl the ice," said the chairman tive if he follows lines drawn When using waterways dur-|by someone else. INTERIOR DECORATOR j unde ing the winter-and spring, re-| "It is considered harmful to ; on t member: use coloring books to keep chil- 15 King Street East as --thin ice wa often appear|dren busy, as it is to ask a CUSTOM MADE DRAPES Hurry to the Nearest Store Cisanine Co. merely as a dark spot in the|child to stay within the lines overall scene; |someone else has created," Phone 725-2686 Where IDEAL ICE CREAM is Sold and get ia --currents will wear awayjsaid Miss Marks, | agent stree and make ice thin where you| She said art is not a frill but least expect it; has something in it for every- --ice near the shore melts /one. yours while they Last.SALE ENDS | : Friday, February 24th | ROSS E. MILLS Co. Lid. Bh ge gg Fel The home and school group cente -- e@ body of water is|voted to spend $200 for refer- ' open in the centre, stay welllence books in the school IDEAL ICE CREAM LTD. 80 SIMCOE NORTH PHONE 728-6218 ree away from the edges, regard-/library. 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