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i Speaker emphasizes student responsibility A total of 482 students, Durham ' College's largest graduating class ever, rec- . eived their graduation diplomas diplomas and certificates at the eleventh annual convocation held Saturday, May 26 at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. Wearing ceremonial gowns for the occasion, the graduates graduates came from many points in and beyond thé Durham Region. The guest speaker for the occasion was Ruth Milne, Administrator of Community Activitiès in the Public Relations Relations Department of General Motors, and a member of the Durham College Board of Governors. Mrs. Milne emphasized that Durham College graduates should assist young people entering high school to recognize recognize the need to be adequately prepared for the job market. "Explain to them that if their objective at the end of their formal education is to find employment they must not choose only subjects they find easy. They must not drop hard courses because doing so will leave them with fewer Options later on. You should tell them that sticking with a basic core of subjects including including English, Mathematics, Science and another language ensures to some extent that they haven't cut themselves out of a career opportunity when it comes time' for them to select their post secondary education." Mrs. Milne drew attention to the fact that the nature of women's participation in the : workforce has changed significantly significantly since the 50s. The rate of their involvement has accelerated beyond all pre-, dictions. "It is now estimated that their participation rate in the paid workforce for 1986, as initially projected by the Federal Government, has already been achieved. This two career family pattern will require changes in values. Recognition must be made of the fact that women need the freedom to actively move up in their careers, men the freedom to actively care for their children, and employers the freedom to expect as much from women as from men in terms of productivity, travel relocation and continuity continuity of employment. " Ruth Milne cautioned that there are those in our society today who pose a threat to the individual desire to excel, and the incentives of self-fulfillment, self-fulfillment, because they want distribution regardless of achievement. Instead of equality equality of opportunity they want equality of results. She stated that this kind of thinking that led to the practice practice of passing children from grade to grade in school regardless of their performance. performance. The graduates of such a failsafe system look upon a challenge not with welcome, but with terror. In contract, Durham College College was said to stand for emphasis on self reliance, diligence, and the competitive competitive pursuit of excellence. "You people, graduating from Durham College, are most fortunate to have learned learned respect for these values - values which have far reaching reaching effects in terms of our Canadian economy, our Canadian Canadian standard of living and the Canadian way of life. It's that individual competitive i spirit and hard work in the pursuit of excellence that I want to commend to you Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, today". the Board "I can wish nothing better for you than you go from this place determined to realize your potential - to use your powers to the fullest." Mrs. Milne concluded her address with the words, "Members of the class of 1979, I congratulate you. I wish you Godspeed. I ask simply that you - be your best!" Ruth Milne was introduced by College President Dr. Gordon Willey, The music at the Durham College Convocation Convocation was provided by the Oshawa Civic Band, and Dr. Keith Slemon, chairman of May 30th, 1979-3 of Governors, presided at the graduation ceremony. , Graduates were introduced to the dignitaries, families and friends in attendance by Jack Davidson, Director of Technology, Fred Haywood, Director of Business, Don Michie, Director of Applied Arts, and Woody Manery, Director of Health Sciences. They received their diplomas and certificates from Lister Robinson, Dean of Academic Affairs. The invocation and benediction for the Durham College graduation ceremony was given by Major F. Keith Ball, Salvation Army. Eldorado earnings drop first quarter 1c SALE With any purchase of $3.00 or more of Bonne Bell Cosmetics For lc receive your choice of any one of: Cleansing Bar 10.06 Lotion Lip Smacker Kristi Shower 2000 §hampoo 2000 Conditioner 2000 Each with a retail value of 99c. Supplies limited. • ORONO, ONT. J. K. STUTT 983-5009 E. J STUTT Consolidated net earnings for the quarter ended March 31, 1979 for Eldorado Nuclear Limited, were $1.7 million on revenues of $21 million, compared with earnings of' $12 million on revenues of $44 million for the same period in 1978. Last year's strong performance was attributable attributable to sales of uranium concentrates from inventories inventories accumulated in prior years, which have now been reduced to normal operating levels. Gross profit margin in 1979 has declined substantially substantially due to the larger portion of concentrates deliveries under longer-term, lower-priced contracts. Eldor Resources Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary, made additional sales of uranium concentrates in the first quarter to fund the final payment, due in June 1979, for the acquisition of an interest in the Key Lake joint venture. Because the uranium concentrates concentrates sold were borrowed frôm Uranium Canada, Limited, Limited, Jong-term debt increased by $42 million from the 1978 year-end total and working capital recovered accordingly. accordingly. Production at both the Beaverlodge mine-mill and at the Port Hope refinery was below forecast during the Thank You I am very grateful for your continued support. If I can be of assistance anytime, please call (toll-free) Zenith 96130. Constituency Offices: 68 King St. E., Bowmanville 40 Walton St., Port Hope 623-7761 885-2044. ' M.P. DuiTiam-Northumberland first quarter. The technical difficulties encountered are being resolved. Eldorado to consider economics of new plant. The Federal Environmental Environmental Assessment and Review Office, which reviewed sites for the Company's new UF6 refinery in Ontario, reported in February that all three locations proposed by the company - Hope Township near Port Hope, Dill Township Township near Sudbury and Blind River - would be acceptable with certain conditions. A final decision on construction will be made following a resolution of the siting <juest- i ion and a review of the detailed cost estimate and economic feasibility of thé project. June Bazaar The Fourth ■ Annual June Bazaar will be held in the Darlington Sports Centre on Saturday, June 9th, 1979 from 10 a.m. to ' 5 p.m. At the present time there are close to sixty booths. There is no admission charge. This program program is sponsored by the Newcastle Department of Community Services. Can FBDB help you? Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business , . . J.R.MÔULAND pne of our representatives will be at .The Diana Motel, R.R. 1, Orono, Ontario on Wednesday, Junp 6th, 1979 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Please telephone for an appointment. If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL DEVELOPMENT BANK 22 King Street West, P.O. Box 980, Oshawa, Ontario, LlH 7N2 Telephone 416-576-6800 Opéning new doors to smaffbusiness. NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, BOWMANVILLE CORPORATION Wednesday, June 6,1979 T 8:00 p.m. Council Chambers 132 Church Street, r ", Bowman vi Me, Ontario For Purposes of: ,1. Hearing Reports 2. Report of Hospital Auditors ' 3. Election of Directors • 4! Appointment of Auditors ' 5. Appointment of Legal CoUrisel 6. Amendments to By-Laws t Section 2(39 - To clarify intent of membership •Section 87(1^ - To,increase committee membership on therapeutic abortion committee. • „ 1 R.E. Elston, Secretary, Board of" Directors ■