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First classes Jan 3 The Acton Free Press Wed December B13 Sheridan opens in Brampton MEMBERS OF THE C G I group all took part in the annual candlelight service Front row left to right are Kathleen Nolan Judy Pink Andrews Mane Asta Kaspe Susan Judy Shadbolt centre row Debbie Lisa Thomas Beaton Rhona Sllcock Heather Reed Nancy Patterson Wendy Dedman and at the back Nancy Frank and Lynda Shadbolt Leaders are and Gail CGIT vesper service held The national Christmas entire service themselves joined in at various vesper service was held by designated times Special the girls of the C G I in n interesting music was Included j tn Members of the group are prescribed service used by Debbie Murchlson Lisa similar groups all over the Thomas Kathryn Beaton took rrl The took part and conducted the Board hires negotiator for teacher contract Nolan Judy Pink Andrews Marie Asta Kaspe Susan and Wendy Dedman Judy Shad bolt Heather Reed Nancy Patterson Nancy Frank and Lynda Shadbolt C G T leaders are Gall Lidkea and Contractors are putting the finishing touches to the new Sheridan College Brampton Campus which will open for classes Jan at the southeast corner of Steeles Ave West and McLaughlin in Brampton The top three flooro of the level complex Includ the campus technical wing are already complete Workers are now hurrying to finish the ground floor in time for the big move Wed Dec On that day moving vans will transfer the library and visual arts department from the existing Church St Cam pus to the new campus Everything else lectin applied arts and bus and secretarial studies- will be transported to the new facilities during the following week The week of Dec will be spent setting up class rooms and studios in preparation for the beginning of classes Jan Finished or not Sheridan College vice- president Wray said the move will go ahead as planned whether or not con is complete We are committed irrevo cably to begin moving Dec and to have classes start Jan he said We II be there even If we have dodge painters and carpenters The move will climax three years of design and construe tlon since the million first phase was approved by the Ministry of Colleges and Universities During that time dan College Board of Gover nors haB worked closely with Toronto architects Brook Carruthers Shaw and Torontobased Ltd the general contractor to come up with a campus con sistenl with the colleges educational philosophy Four structure The new campus located about one mile south of the existing one Is a cluster of four separate structures linked by ah arterial con course which forms the core or spine of the college The interior contains some courts mezzanines open teaching areas technology labs visual arts studios and general classrooms Student services such as cafeteria health centre bookstore and student run dining room are also included along with staff and student lounges administration centre management development area language development centre and test areas An important feature of the new campus will be the multi purpose sports complex housing a gymnasium squash courts and a student lounge The concrete floor is now being poured in this area and heating and electrical work installed for completion by the end of January with more than l dents expected in 1977 78 Board of Education announced the hiring a new administrative assistant to help Superintendent of Ins John Boich with teacher negotiations Peggy who Is with the Ontario Ministry of Labor Research Branch has had extensive research exper in labor and manpower areas A graduate in political science and public admin from University of Western Ontario Queen and Universities she first started working for Queen Park when she be came an administrative trainee with the Civil Service Commission Mrs is working as a contract economist and a researcher and executive officer for the Ontario Man start training under power Coordinating Com and learning about Bill which governs teacher con When she joins the board at tract negotiations in which the start of next year she will she will soon be embroiled Board doesnt have deficit Board of Education expects its books will balance for 1976 Superintendent of Business and finance Bruce announced Thursday the amount the board spent this year and amount budgeted would be just about the same This year budget was over million A few weeks ago predicted the board would go over its budget by about to However insurance rates have been sliced in half recently for the board representing a savings of between and ODD JOE and VAL JOYS PEAC0CKVILLE BEAUTY SALON AT BALLINAFAD IS OPEN Phone Now for Appointment 8773101 Contest winners chosen by Santa Three lucky girls will be receiving each for winning first prize in their age group In the Free Press Santa Coloring Contest Santa went through the pile of more than entries received and found it difficult to choose just three How ever he did manage to come up with requested winners The Free Press would like to thank Santa for taking the time from his busy schedule to help us It was greatly appreciated Susan Lindsay of Nelson Court will receive a birth day Christmas present for her fine work in the five to six year old category Susan turned seven on December but was six when the picture colored Seven yearold Janet Steckley Division St is the winner in the seven to eight year age group Santa liked her work very much Judy Arbic years old was Santa decision for the winner in the nine to ten year group The winners arc asked to come into the Free Press offices between Christmas and New Year to receive their prizes They can at this time receive their color ing back also Unfortunately this newspaper cannot return all entries If the winners cannot make it into the office before December they are asked to notify the news room at the Free Press and staff will hold the prize over GREETINGS Tranquil Su nicy insures this joyous For our loyal patron wert grateful Bob Sword Mom MHhe Grant Speed Bill Lang at MASTER FEEDS 2 Georgetown 8773512 Sketches by John McDonald AAA A collection of more than 35 historical sketches by John McDonald about people and places in the past of Hills Read of the early entrepreneurs the Dayfoot Tannery Georgetown s first hydro power Hornby 3ram Brewery Arnold s fine gloves major industry Sir Donald Mann and many more See the pictures from an earlier era sought out to reflect these places and times Nearly 1 pages of easy and fascinating reading COPIES AVAILABLE AT 59 Willow Street North Acton Ontario Christmas Wishes FAMILY POOL SALES St E Acton I lit GRANTS MOTORS iGfil Merry Christmas from your friendly staff at 1GA Check with your local Mr IGA for Holiday store hours SAVE 10 SAVE SAVE 30 Rata Bind Will COUPON ON Of A OX DON OF INSTANT Shirnff Mashed Potatoes ON THE PURCHASE Or ONI 13BQZ Or Prime Dog Food Borden s Cremelle Mixed or Si Butttr Pickles SAVE H0UDAY STORE HOURS COUPON Cheer Detergent Wed Dec 22 Dae 23 9 Dec Hon Doc 27 9 6 Tuei Dec 96 Wed Dec 29 Thun Dec 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