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ORONO WEEKLV TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUABY 2Urd, 1972 Districit Teachers To Attend GnrsaApit Media Display'At. Cobourg From February 21 to February 25, principals and teachers froîn Northumberland and Durham ar- ea, as well as other more distant parts, will'attend a Media Displny in Saint Joseph's School iu Cob- ourg. The display is an exel'cise ini co-operatio.n between Norffh umberland and Durham County Board and the Four County Sep- arate Sehool Board, with the Sep- arate School Board supplying fine facilities for exhibitors and visit- ors. Educators, parents and stud- ents are now increasingly aware of the excellent "teaching aids" becoming a'vailable ail the time. However, it is dfifficult to keep up with al the new develo-nments. Mr. Jim Shortali, Media Co-ordin- ator at the Board's Learning, Re- souirce Centre and Mr. Howard Mandeli also of the Resouirce Centre, wiiI try fo show as many of fhje newest and best. vistial aids as possible., There will be displays of "hard- ware" siich as TV sets, tape re- corders, side and film projeet- ors. "Software" on display will include sldes, transparencies for overhead projectors, photograph- je paper etc. Also.on display will be manly of the new~est books available oîi the market.. This "all-in-one" display of audio-visual materials will give principals and teachers an excel- lent overview of "What's New" and "What's Best" for the coming sehool year. It will save 'a great deal of time for busy educators to be able to see, handie, ask' questions and try out new cquip- mnent, in one location. The Display will be open from 12. noon to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday and from 10 a.m. 10o 2.00, p.m on Friday. They Are Conrerned About Alcohoism Recent ne spaper items have indicated that civic officiais are concerned wlth alcoholismn and other problems among local teen- agers. Thèse items also tend f0 infer that, not enough concern is being shown by educators. Mr. Glenn MacLeod, Supei'n- tendent of instruction, for the Northumberland and Durham County Board of Education, 'today informed local officiais of the work o! the "Human Growth and Development Council." His report explains that in 'an effort to- "Hasten Slowly," and't.0 build a solid foundation, the Council, bas deiberately avoided "fanfare" and "undue publicity."' Mr. MacLeod stresses that there are many areas of concern, wbich should not býe ",sepairately pack-, aged." The key' to the problem is an integrated approach, which is exactly the objective of the Council. The- Human Growth and De- velopment Council is composed o~educators, and representatives from such fields as law, medie- îne the ministry, business and in-- dustry and parents and students. Department o! Education spec- ialists are working with the Council to prepare a curriculum for use from Kindergarten to Grade 13. More than one hundred teachers are attending training sessions with these officials. The YM.C.A. and service clubs are eo-operating with the council in providing ideas and opportunities for community projects. O.M.B. NOW APPROVES SEWAGE EXTENSION FOR PORT HOPE It took the Ontario Municipal Board ail o! two minutes Feb. 16 t0 reverse its decision on the doubling of the capacity at the- Port Hope sewage treatmnent plant. No ýobjectors to the extension showed up at the hearing in the town hall, which appeared to be. mierely a formality. It took a littie less than an hour to convince the 0MB that a, previous decision, in November, refusing to permit the town to go alîead with the extension, was wrong. In November the board's re- fusal was based on the vîcw that, Port Hope was "overly optimistie", ln its estimates of popù1atýn growth and that the town's pro- jection for industrial develop- ment "'represents more hope than filet." Advisory Groups The Ganaraska Conservation Authority bas taken the lead froin other authorities in the province and bas appointed "out- siders" to sit on three advisory boards. At the annual meeting in the Port Hope town hall, Mrs. Bar- bara Smith,. secretary-treasurer, said that other authorities have been operating with advisory boards for a number of ycars. R. J. W. Scuithorpe and Jack Fir"y)',-ion of Port IHope were - pointed an, advisory board daý ing, with natural-îsý->> Alan Dines of Hamilton town- ship and Stewart McKay of Clarke will serve on the Conser- vation area board and Richard Lovekin of Newcastle and Hl. C. Gibsonof Cobourg will acf in an advisory, capacity on a board dealing with. public relationis. Mrs. Smith said -the boards were. set up by the authorîty lasf year, but only with authority members. 'the chairman o! cach hoard has the pow~er to appoint other "outsiders" -or authority members as he sees fit. UJP-COMING MEETINGS- For Dairy Farmers th=rewi]l be a Dairy Hfeifer Rearing Work- shop on Thursday, March 2, from 10:30 i0 3:00 p-m. in thie Board- roonm of the Agric~ulture Office in Bowmianville. Each person should brlng their own lMnch and coffee wilI be providled. The Top- les. to be discussed xill be flealth by Dr. Doug Gait, fromi the Rïegional Lab in Brighton, ADULT CO*'UNSELLI&NG SERVICE edýucaticïn . . yon probably See your Aduit Counsellor EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING 7 to 9 p.m. at the BOWMANVILLE HlIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE OFFICE The, service is free- contidential - and no appointment is necssary ADVANCED FARMING SYST EMS LTD. ,43 Guelph St., Kitchener, Ont. (519) 578-5200 JIM T.AMBLYNî, BOX 86 ORONýO (416) 983-5030 * i -i TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 29th IN ORDER TO. DECREASE THE COÎST 0FPFSa, E OUR 1972 EA ýSTER SEAL CAMPAIGN MATERIAL WILL BE A5DDRESSED TO' THE HOUSEHLDERNOT PERSONALLY TO EACH INDIVIDUAL. f7e YOUR PINK EAVELOPE MAY BE LEFT 'AT THE BA O F MONTREAL TO ELIMINATE THE EXPENSE 0F RETURN POSTAGE. THiýS SO ONLY BE DONE IF IT IS CONVENIENT TO YOU. THESE SAVINGS WILL GIVE OUR CAMPAIGN A GREATER AMOUNT 0f MONEY TO BE USED DIRECTLY IN HELPING OUR CRIPPLED CHILDREN. Supplort iYour Local RKotary t aster Seat Campoaigâýn ~ MARCH 2nd to APRIL 2nd, 1972 1972 MARKS THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY 0P Ontario Society for Crippled Children Year of Service t je