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ORONO WEEKLY TMEýSTSA, SEPTEMNBERt 22nd, 1X66 tflùl0- 0 'rw 1aý a, K t IL.lprmf _ý e .a;1 193s, by R A. Forreste, R CForre'ster --- ditny. aria'x3ga \VortFn'( 1kas pil we nn 1 in( La of haý 1-41, Those attending the Orono Fair earlier this mnonh jO an' ': ïlîfing the Mrena displays have, no doubt, heard the m L. ,.faxourable comments expressed in connection with the alterations and renovations to the Arena. More than cr likely their own comments were of higli praise for the work o that has been completed and has now rendered an isnprovedi serxnicee f0 the fair. The installation of the new cemnent floor, highly Po-m ished, addect tremendously in bettering the showing of the ic fal fair exhibits. Shortly this samne floor wiIl serve its Pur- tu pose as a base for fthc artîficial ie andi as such wiIl give o months of service ta the community.in Further ta the renovations at the Orono Rink is the c reconstruction of the north end. la this area a briglit and on airy upper roomi has been constructeo, to have .a glassed in' front, and a conveaient booth. This area is well lighted,- m dlean, and duriag the fair was use to advaatage as a dining eh hall. The dowa-stairs foyer is another improvemnt at the Co arena, adding spaciousness to what was a crowvded specta- leî tor section. These developmenits at the Orono Arena have won higli acclaim and are certaialy deserviag of this acclaim. F Heours upon hours of free-gratis work have gone into the c reconstruction with a handful of local enthusiastie men vil carryiag the brunt of the load.m May we pass along the commendations expressed by others and those of our own, to the willing, workers who w have provided this community with an împroved .centre for ti wlnter sport and recreation. ta w APTITUDE CONSIDERATION t IN EDUCATION FOR FUTURE Natural aptitudes of students rather than grade re- . H quirements may lie setting the course of education la the th future - and not the too distant future, eitlier, in Oa- di tarlo. J. R. McCarthy, the provincial deputy minister of Puiversity affairs, receatly prpvlewed goveramrent think- e: ing on a systemi in which puinpils w-ere rio longer separated hi bygrades. Pl Dr. McCarthy lias outlîned some suggestions that would i reshape and revitalize the whole secondary scliool system la hq the opinion of-The London Free Press, The idea that stu- F de.nts should stililibe ftted into pre-formed molds regard- > less of their ianate. capabilities or shortcomings would lie discarded.o For instance, Dr. McCarthy explained: "If a student lias demonstrated that lie cannoôt do matliematics leyoadW Grade 9, lie miglit as well lie allowed to drop it altogethér b to spead more time on'other areas la which lielias some capabilty and interest." It lias certainly long been evideatn tliat some studeats take aatùrally to languages and abliora mathematies, while others ýexcel la the sciences but are in- dîfferent to Eaglish and history. ni The ýdeputy ministe looks ah.ead to a noni-graded. ir system la secoadary sehools which wquld involve pupil- teaclier discussions, more ladependent studies and a great- er empliasis on tlie humanities. The necessity would im- il me-di-ately arise for universities, to revamp their entrance n requiremeats, However there is seen a need for more flex- g ib-lIity'at this level of education, too, which may well corne b with the end of Grade 13 examinations la 1968. ,ti It lias long been realized, but ney er officially recog- azedtliat students have wasted time cramming information P on subjects to which they have no aptitude and for whicli they'd neyer have application. in the future this previously f wasted time canri, e utilized in pushing ahead more qulckly la subjeets in which they have aptitude and tlirough which p tliey'll make their contribution ta society. It's an encourag- ing siga for education of worth in the future, THANKSGIVING r HOME HATit It Pay s To Tourîst camnp operators at [ectors' meeting of the Great! me ie Tourist Council 1this Cek a?ýccused the provincial gover- inent of being unfair, Representatives of the tonr&st ndus-4trý,j in the Lake.shore-Ri£ej ,ke area reported they ha'] onE, ,the best summers ever but Che ýd also had moi'e problems thaný 4her years. The department of tourism and formation xvas aecused of dis- riminating against the private ýerator by setting up goyern- nent-run camps. One direettor said the govern- ent is acting in direct co"mpeti- ion with the private camp opera- or. 'Provincial camps have numer- ur sigrs i both direction giv- g1 irýýectins. llowever, private ,mps are permitted to have only ie s giving the location. 'James Burke, proprieter of a otel-restaurant in Bowmanville fiarged that the goverament is ,-operatiagl, with the oil compan- s. [GNS MISLEADING Sîgns on the Maedonald-Cartier ereeway w-hich read "last service metre for 40 miles" or "l1ast ser- ce centre- before Toronto" are .isleadirlg, lie said. "This is niot true. The motorist viii probably make just as good Ime if lie leaves the freeway at a iwn or village," lie said. James Auld, minister of tourism vas acussed of "sitting back and )roducing brochures when lie ïou1d be stepping in to help the :urist operator." Pas" president of the Great mlie Ridge Association, E. R, Iaynes of Cobourg, argued that ie solution to problems lies lirectly with the.operator. "The operator must make an 4fort to solve their own, prolemsý e said. Thiey 'must organize the com.- laints they have and follow themr irough. Thîis is where many f ail, âe said. FACE PROBLEMS, This summer tourist operators Fced problems of algae and weeds n their waterfront properties. Be ause of the warmn sunny summer, wTeeds were 1, orse than they have een for years. An instance of tourilsts who make eight or a ine, reservationsI t different resorts and thea se- lct one whien they arrive was ited. The:, director5 werýe told, m-any> opeavtors are consîdering inposing a $10 deposit with reser- 'ations. One complaint with the depart- mient congerned overworked sec- p retaries, and clerks. 'The steno- graphers pool at Queea's Park is belaboured with paper work,' said he operator. Operators are tired of asking the department about problems "and not receiving ans- wers. A three-membýer committee was formed to ýinvestigate the coin- plaints and report back to associa- tion directors. On the" committee are Charles Clay, Bewdley, James Biurke of! Bowmanville e.nd James Kerr of Camplieliford. ,1 COIDN COLLECTORS &zI-NVESTORPS:- First Time Ever Offered! 1965 PROOF-LIKE MINT'SETS $4.50 EACH Price List & Catalogues on AUl Coins Free! 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