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@ |e y || 2 i tl | y |» | i { i 0» i | 6 SR a p § yo W SRE It has been quite some time since there has been any talk of the widening of Lilla Street to four lanes to allow more traffic to flow through the village on their way to the north. One would imagine that after the petitions by local ratepayers and much discussion that the region had given up the idea and the street would remain as it has been for years. Then about a month ago a tender was advertised for the tearing down of the house at the corner of Lilla Street and 7A Highway. The result can be seen in the photo above, where a demolishion company has begun to tear down the building. Photo at top, taken from the centre of the Oshawa Road shows Lilla Street to the left and the house that is being torn down, indicated by arrow. Maybe the issue has not been forgotten at regional level after all! The regular Wednesday meetings will commence again on Wednesday, Sept- ember 11th, 1974 at 7:30 p.m. (note new time for the first meeting only), at the Late- ham Centre. We urge all members to be present since this is the date we shall elect a new Executive for the coming year. We invite new members to join with us and enjoy our many Fall and Winter activities. Euchres have been well Norm Cafik, M.P. an- nounces that the Local Intiatives Program for the winter of 1974 - 75 has been approved by Cabinet. Specific details will be available within a week or so and applications will also be available at that time. Mr. Cafik stated that LIP applications will be sent to all municipal and regional officials within the riding. attended during the summer months and are held every other Saturday night at the Club room, The planned summer activities turned out very successfully. All were well attended and greatly enjoyed. On June 20th, we atten- ded the races at the Wood- bine Track. We were fortu- nate to have delightful weather and were treated "royally" with free Announces1974-75LIPprogram Groups interested in applying for LIP funds should forward a copy of their . applications to Mr. Cafik in Ottawa. As last year, a Constit- uency Advisory Group has been formed to advise the Department of Manpower and Immigration respecting applications. The CAG group advises as to community needs for the spending of allocated funds. Seniors start fall season admission, coffee. On July 3rd, the weather- man did not cooperate as well and the area picnic was moved from the Oshawa Park to the arena. However, the crowd was large and a good program was presen- ted. On August 26th joined by some Seniors from Uxbridge and Blackstock, two bus loads travelled to Ganan- oque where we took a three hour cruise of the Thousand Islands, stopping for supper near Picton on the return trip. The day was perfect and the cruise magnificent. We are looking forward to hearing from Mr. P. Willes and Mrs. S. Ploughman who represented the Club at the annual convention. Now that summer activi- ties are over, we are looking forward to seeng everyone again at the meeting on September 11th, and to begin planning fall and winter activities. programs and PPRT { PERRY TAR Second Section Volume 108 -- PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Thursday, Sept. 5, 1974 -- No. 44 New programs and new staff at Durham College Durham College full-time day classes start September 9. and all divisions anticipate higher enrollment. This fall there are several new courses at Durham, offered through the Technol- ogy Division. There is a one-year Dental Assistant program which trains students to assist the dentist in duties ranging from patient reception to chair- side procedures. There is also a three-vear Medical and Life Sciences program leading to employment as a food and drug technologist in a medical laboratory, or hospital areas related to medical technology, respir- tory technology and cyto- technology. There are 27 new members of faculty. reflecting a con- tinued growth by the college. However, 12 of these teachers are replacement. The College has strengthe- ned the Applied Arts faculty with seven new teachers. David Skinner is the new department head for Administration bringing new expertise to this course area. Raymond Blomme has ex- cellent photography and film experience. Brian Mudd from York University will teach Design Arts. Hugh Charlebois. who has diversi- fied industry experience in advertising, will teach ad- vertising and public rela- tions. Eero Verret comes to Durbam from an industrial Receives silver medal' Congratulations to Mrs. Mary Holt of Port Perry, who will receive the Silver Medal for the highest marks in the Province of Ontario in 1974 for the Grade eight singing examination. Silver Medals are given for the highest First Class Honor mark in each grade and subject of all students trying the examinations at any Centre throughout the Prov- ince. The awards are pres- ented annually at the Grad- uation Exercises of the West- ern Ontario Conservatory of Music at London, in Nov. Mary is a student of Marie Devereux: and has also completed Grade Four The- ory and Grade Ten piano. She is eligible to sing at the Honor Recital of the Ontario Registered Music Teachers Association held in Oshawa in October. design background and will teach this specialty. Don' Fraser will teach Sports and Entertainment Administra- tion subjects. His manage- ment history includes the Ontario Summer Games and Canada Games (British Columbia). Adam Kowalski, who has had excellent ex- perience with Shell Canada, will teach Labour Relations. Two ladies are joining the Technology Division, hereto- fore a male preserve. Mrs. Aurelia Kulka will be an instructor in Civil Engineer- ing, and Mrs. Charlene Quinn will teach in the new 'Dental Assistant program. Paul Millard, who comes to Durham from General Foods, will instruct students in the new Medical and Life Sciences program. New teachers in the Busi- ness Division include John Holt, from Holt Rinehart and Winston Publishers. He will be teaching Communication courses and Canadian Lit- erature. Robert Bell from I.B. M. will be responsible for several Data Processing courses. Peter Smilski. a lawyer, will instruct Busi- ness students in various law courses. John Madsen. who has a wide experience in business, management and production control will teach related courses at Durham. Hank' Nyran comes to the College from R. L.. Crain and will teach Cost Accounting, Accounting and Industrial Accounting. Charles Chan. formerly with the Montreal Trust Comapny's Manage- ment Science Division will (continued on page 28)