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Sheridan‘s Heavy Equipment School set for spring closure heridan College‘s Heavy Equipment School will close this spring, the victim of reduced federal funding for trades training. Gus King, viceâ€"pres. of Community and Government Services for the college, said fundâ€" ing has been declining for years and now Oakvilleâ€"based Dufferin Aggregates, the owner of the Milton training property wants to quarry the site. They won‘t renew the lease which ends in April. According to King, that means upwards of $3â€" million would have to be invested to relocate the school and there‘s no money for that move. The school offered a number of programs including sixâ€"week operâ€" ator courses and a more rigorous two year program along with heavy equipment mechanics programs. The college does intend to keep its truck driving program. King said there is a very strong demand for these kinds of drivers. King said that anywhere from 200â€"300 people take courses of varying duration throughout the year. But he said the college was aware of the reduced funding probâ€" lems and so didn‘t accept any more twoâ€"year students this year. The world‘s largest chain of Q Comedy Clubs welcomes you to With the school‘s closing, those DINNER SHOW PACKAGE â€" Only $25.00 per person ta Dinner 8:00 p.m. Show Time 9:30 p.m. LIMITED RESERVED SEATING Tickets are selling fast, so don‘t TICKETS AVAILABLE AT... delay...buy your tickets today! YUKâ€"YUK‘S COMEDY NIGHT "A NGHT OF THE BEST STAND UP COMEDY" 1007 Y Dorval location only Always something good cookin‘ " people interested in taking similar courses, must travel to Morrisburg in eastern Ontario to a facility run by the Operating Engineers, a union body. er The school‘s closure after close to 25 years of operation, reiterates King‘s contention that all levels of government dealing with trades training "can‘t get their act togethâ€" King said Sheridan has made major efforts to improve the faculty of trades training on Iroquois Shore Road but shrinking transfer payâ€" ments have made operating the facility difficult. "It‘s difficult to be effective (in training) when they‘re not planning well...we need better planning horiâ€" zons and a long term commitment to training," said King. "Given the major capital costs in relocation, the need for equipment and fleet upgrades, and uncertain funding, the only practical solution is a planned phaseâ€"out of programs between now and the end of April, 1995. The Sheridan College Board of Governors approved the closure at its Sept. 28th meeting. "It was one of the toughest deciâ€" 220 North Service Rd.W. (See ‘Downtown‘ page 10) per person including taxes We Communicate in POLISH, HUNGARIAN, GERMAN PORTUGUESE We are very excited about our recently renovated office â€" from our Waiting Room that features a GAS FIREPLACE to our MOVIE GLASSES offered in every treatment area. We emphasize infection control. For this reason our STERILIZATION CENTRE is always on display. We wish to extend an INVITATION to you for a FREE CONSULTATION and TOUR of the most upâ€"toâ€"date facility by appointment only. We will deal directly with YOUR INSURANCE Company Emergency Patients will be seen within 30 minutes j "The 16th Hole of Glen Abbey" New Release by Douglas Laird Cosmetic Family Dentistry NTE ULAGE DeEeNTAL OFFICE DPr. . Shankardass Dr. R. Hohil DPr. N. Derakshan (Certified Periodontist) Dr. V. Bhandari