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10 WdnaWy Nov mat con SEAL WINDOWS CkMHEY- HASHING EAVUTHOUOrl CLCANOM 8774247 Instructor Susan Daiulgar 7935275 THE SHERIDAN COLLEGE PARTTIME and CONTINUING EDUCATION WINTER 84 BROCHURE WILL BE AVAILABLE THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 28 Registration Begins NOVEMBER 28 Most Classes Begin THE WEEK OF JANUARY 9 LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THEN Sheridan College ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT LANDFILL COMPONENT OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT YOU ARE INVITED TO A MEETING TO DISCUSS THE PROCESS THAT WILL RE USED TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL LANDFILL SITE INHALTON The consultants preparing the Regional Municipality of Landfill Component En Assessment nave Identified candidate areas in I fiat are environ menially socially and economically suitable for consideration as appropriate areas within which to locaio a landfill site or Those candidate areas are outlined on accompanying map Tno consultants are a Bout to begin the next stage In the study whore the candidate areas will be Investigated to Identity candidate sites candidate sites will be subject lo more detailed study to select a preferred site or sites lor s landfill Residents Halton who are Interested in reviewing end on the process that the consultants have developed to identify candidate sites within the candidate areas are invited to attend any of the following information centres Hal Ion Centennial Manor Auditorium 185 Ontario Street Milton Ontario Wednesday November 1983 Lester Pearson High School Cafelorlum 1433 Road Burlington Ontario Thursday November 1983 Gordon Arena Community Room 221 Quelph St Georgetown Ontario Tuesday November 29 1963 Trio public is invited lo attend any of these Information Centres at their convenience bet and pm The consultants and Region of staff will be available i the study and the Site identification process at any time during answer quean the hours noted lor m For further informal ion Mr Paul Attack Senior Planner Regional Municipality Halton Ext 244 of Valerie Nickel An and Nancy Patients gave concerts at Ike Acton Mask Centre Band Hall Meas home played the Hot Patterns Baa- soon and Iter grand piano Ovate a bat of tie sale performed was writ- lea by Nkhoft hatband Robert The trio performed Plans Dream YeUaw Song Wtthoet Words Suite ta A Minor Berceue River Dream Morning Senate Pint Movement Grab Bag Excerpt Street and Sonata Be Co A study of spiritual direction Rev Jean Stairs has her masters thesis published An autograph party this Saturday will Introduce one of Acton a most familiar faces as the towns newest author Rev Jean of the Acton Baptist Church has taken her work on Iter matters of divinity and transformed It Into her first book Be My Companion A Rudy of Spirit Direction In the books forward Limoges S J of Ignatius College writes Jean Stain thesis in this excellent little book it Is 77 pages Is that Christians particularly of the Protestant tradition need to claim this heritage and regain the place of spirit ual direction In the life and ministry of the local church She writes clearly concisely and with the conviction that comes from SAVE SAVE20ch DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC J KOHARI PHONE 8778974 ST ON HWY GEORGETOWN having experienced what she is talking about Her work should prove to be an enlightening and stimulating Invitation to those who hunger for deeper life in Christ Rev Stairs started her work on he thesis In the summer of 1980 and completed her task the next spring It then took her seven or eight months to do the rewrite In her spare time The book came off the presses last fall lust In time for Rev Stairs ordination October 31 IB83 However she admits this Is the first chance shes had to formally Introduce the book Rev Stairs in her preface stated The purpose of this small book written from a specific viewpoint Is threefold first to examine New Testament materia pertain to spiritual direction second to study four people in the Catholic tradition who were spiritual directors and who wrote about spiritual direction St Teresa of A Vila Thomas Merlon St Ignatius of Loyola and John English and third to present a practical perspective that the Catholic model of the spiritual director In the local Protestant church sett Rev Stairs noted she made some sum what church can be lay people ministers In practical ways She explains that the idea is that prayer Is a private matter but the scriptures want us to share our experiences Jeans book will be formally introduced to Acton this Saturday at an Autographic Tea Party at the Baptist Church from to 4 Rev Jean Stairs of the Acton Baptist Church autographs a copy of her book Be My Companion a Study of Spiritual Direc Jon Two car collision A vehicle was stopped on Martin St at Chisholm St In Mil Ion when it was Involved in a collision with a car southbound on Mar tin St Friday morning A car driven by Harvey Brush 30 of In Brady St Rockwood had an estimated damage say police as did one driven by Edward of Fourth Line New high school diploma as tough to earn as now KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BINGO Holy Crost Church Auditorium EVERY THURSDAY BOO numbers 600 66 numbers MOO 66 numbers 300 numbers 68 numbers mm TheBght touch ALL YOUR LIGHTING a ELECTRICAL NEEDS UNDER ELECTRIC Lighting Centre 8772264 ST CORRECTION In the Shoppers Drug Mart Money Saver Flyer in today paper the Mini LQht Icicle set on page should have read S3 per package SpansuJe Capsules package of 1 should have read each package Sorry tor this may haw caused The new single senior high school gradu at ion diploma will mean an equally if not more rigorous program than is now In place Currently the Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma requires a total of 27 credits with 13 or 14 compulsory Under the new regime a total of credits wQl be required for the only senior high school diploma offered and 16 will be compulsory This diploma with grade students begin nlng under the system next fall will replace both the Ontario Secondary School Gradu Diploma and the Ontario Secondary School Honor Graduaton Diploma The currently requires 33 credits with no additional compulsory from that required for grade Under the new system university bound students will have to include In their 30 credits a minimum of six Ontario Academic Credits Those wishing only high school graduation will not be required to take these more difficult credits For those currently in the system the OSSGD will continue to be offered until 1089 and the until 1990 The new system will see the elimination of grade ISoffldally but It is expected that a substantial number of university bound dents will still take or five years high school preparation before tackling unlver sity anyway said Bob Williams assistant superintendent of employee services There is little doubt among local educ ators that the new program will be longer if not more difficult for the general students For the university bound student the basic requirements will be fewer but ft Is not yet known whether the Ontario academic credits will be more difficult than current fare They be more prescriptive said Williams with per cent of the content mandated by the province He expects that this ensure a more sUndardlnd pre paration for university It Is expected that the new tack will enhance the Importance of the general level program and get more people It while at the same tune not the academic urogram In practice it Li expected that grades i and 10 win be exploratory years with a balance optional and compulsory coarsen taken Work In grade and will reflect career choice Grade 13 is essentially being replaced by the provincial credits combined with a reduction la optional subjects Williams said that currently about per cent of the courses taken are at the ad raced level with per cent of those taken Ttefairrtoetaletpeetatkn fa that the new system mean that TO per cent of cornea taken be at the general level per cent be at the advanced Bat said tbey deal think It TrwtenB This concern was echoed by Trustee Anne Fairfield It will be to the detriment of university bound students to opt for general level courses even though they could get a better standing The elitist attitude not just that it is more It is in the best Interests of university bound to take those courses Williams said that in Implementing the program people will have to better under stand the meaning of basic genera and advanced In terms of courses Roy Cooper principal of High School said that students will be advised to take core courses at the advanced level If university bound There may he added have to be some bridging courses for those needing to bolster a general level standing In a subject permitted under the new system he added Viceprincipal of Central High School Scott said that most courses will have to revised for the program but at this point grade and courses are In line for the revised program Scott said that he dfdot see the changes threatening any programs more than others but that there would be difficulty in maintaining the range of op tional subjects in all schools This combined with the increase in com pulsory subjects may lead to more estab lished class units as was common before the credit system said Scott There are advantages In of a sense of belonging to have more homogenous class units he added The shortened and more precise program requirements will mean a heavier load on the guidance department ensuring that dents are properly advised on what Is needed for the direction they wish to follow Scott said fast the new program and diploma is a reflection of the desires of the public He Is satisfied that the changes will mean a more strengthened core curriculum The 16 compulsory courses include five English with at least two beyond grade 10 one second language credit of French or Anglais two math two science one Canadian geography one Canadian history a social science beyond grade 10 one credit in arts one in physical educa lion and one in business or studies There will theoretically be Ontario academic credits possible but said Williams no one school would have all of them Under the new program there be certificate of education available for those who earn a minimum of 14 credits six Holly Days December and to bare been proclaimed Hotly to i by council The tor the proclamation cante from toe request