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tL " "li. - "A . i [JAE INAS (Ro why ANS N [$4 Lbs \ a MU , oa \ 4 Sa vA PR AR PTS LY = (PN od I Nonquon education area continued from page 1 life, they are encouraged to record their observations in sketches for use in further study. The activities are integrated into regular class studies to allow students to relate their field experiences to academic work in the class room. Additional activities are being developed which illus- trate fish and wildlife man- agenient carried out hy the Ministry of Natural Resour- ces, as well as land use, planning and forest manage- ment. Part of the underlying pur- pose of the project is to expose students-to the prin- cipals of natural resource "management, and hopefully the active participation by the students will help them achieve a greater degree of awareness about the natural environment. The formal agreement set- --£+« ting up the Educational area cane into effect January 1 of this year, and this agree- ment is to run for an initial term of five years. Costs involved in operating the project are shared by the Ministry and the Durham Board of Education. Part of the physical facil- ities of the area were provid- ed by students from schools «in the Region. The class- room building, for example, was constructed by students in the building trades course at Port Perry High School. Students from Anderson Col- legiate worked on site design and plans, and a floating platform to be used for aqua- tic studies on the Nonquon River was constructed by students from O'Neill Colleg- iate. The project has obvious - ,advantages to both the Board of Education and the Students from all over Durham Region will have the opportunity to study plant and animal life in the natural environment of the 87 acre.education area made up of marsh, waterways and bush-land. DON'S CUSTOM CONCRETE FINISHING Quality Workmanship ream aig VAR be } Iq et This display in the Interpretive Centre shows students some of the uses of Ontario's renewable resources. A building to be used as a classroom has been constructed and a reference library is being assembled for use in the study of the natural environment. } News from Cedar Creek Free Estimates AD ! Basement Floors Garage Floors Patios - Sidewalks Concrete Steps PHONE by George Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Victor Laro- que spent four days in' Toronto a week ago. with Mr.-and Mrs. John Green- wood visited their daughter, Mrs. Phil Carson .and family at Hastings on Tues- non of Sturgeon Falls spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Larocque. The Bell telephone men Ministry of Natural Resour- ces, and officials taking part in the opening ceremonies 985-2588 ay apy hi: i A Kilpatrick visited hoes FA La: fois Sort ges Bes, NT Roan | is a patient in St.Michaels Mr. E.H. Joll at Newcastle several homes have new gn Foy Shh INVEST NOW Hospital recovering from last Tuesday.- phone numbers and others The area 13 logan on-the k , ® posers tuts, Ms. wiv. dock Gun rien mewn, "miles cast of Highway 12 | VICTORIA & GREY TRUST GUARANTEED FEEL EEE EERE EEEEEREEE fas eo INVESTMENTS * ° 5 9% FOR 5 YEARS 8 1S @ We | dB : Pattersons of Port ¢ We shall | a 9 197 QUEEN STREET 985-8332 g remem 470 Fars mons. © ©) " co 4 ght ho th 5 bd h tm a S | 2 in any battle involving Can Interest is payable half yearly or ) adian troop: " d 5 ° I may be left to compound. 4 Shop Early for Chris pe od. famili t _pai oo Trem. 9 (8 dipeme sence, on || 1 5 We rin SIDE SEL ExTON OF 2 cokiny guy in fe Asiuitio ake sure your other J \ over e SKies 0 ermany 5 ane . bo b 1 d, - J o WATERFORDCRYSTAL « g Fane ioion | INVESTMENTS ' $) 0 Our ranks are thinning ou G ( 25% OFF Certain Items until November 26th, 1977) 1&8) of Rewerbeance Day a6 $ HOME | Ro COPPER&BRASSWARE ~~ 8 Noon onvow. un bu p 3 COTTAGE ae ¢ i of th $ CAR | " § oLLADROFIGURINES = Sinton wow | sang (Protected BC AAI. rr ein Name Liveth 'For- "$BOAT. too. . | ; ; © BAR SUPPLIES (Glasses, Ice Buckets, etc..) 3 ever More $ SNOWMOBILE ° y 0) - 7 0) Jin Piet Be sure your coverage is ¢ 4 As well as .. & Port Tony, Ontario. Siticient tor today's value. o . J % HALLMARK CHRISTMAS CARDS, co E M M ERSON : + WRAPPING PAPER & DECORATIONS. | Office Supplies . sant A Ltd. CW "Gifts with a Difference!" ¥ guslizsle ot the e Agency Ltd. 1 § \ | of | STAR STATIONERY | | 193 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 9857306 |. _ || | HOGA COCACGACOAACACCCAOCOCG! ---------------- | 5. i HO i A ATR NT i! LAS NS CE INA