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They say that nearly every year, some sort of mis-understanding develops, and that while it is always regrettable, the rules must be followed in fairness to all. They say that the first hour of registration is always hectic and if the impression was given that a 15-year old boy was eligible for the 14 and under class, it was not intentional, and apologies have already been made. They say that steps will certainly be taken to clarify this point in the future. HOSPITAL REPORT What has happened cannot ~~ For the Week ending June 10 sins iment iE -- Guides Receive All-Round Cords again. Emergencies : . Yours truly Operations ...............c....... These three gir nd takes th to gel. With the airls # eH 1 : girls [left to right], Jill Parry, and takes three years to get. giris from 0 i i rm Jannine 'Hvidsten, and Janet Rowland, all 11 years right are Guide counsellors, Sarah Elliott and Julie editorial comments (From page 4) just about any other country to ensure this. But bringing language instruction into the schools during regular class time would be a most old, were presented the "All Round Cord" award which is the highest honour a Girl Guide can receive Williams. The presentation was made June 9. For Bitter Balls, Chicken Fingers and Seafood Basket ... Try Our New Lounge EMIEL"S PLACE Hair Removing ... Permanently! LEG WAXING - BODY WRAP 985-3867 COLLIN ELECTROLYSIS i unwise move, and would leave many students with : even less of the basic skills needed to function 4 effectively in a complex society. " 45) When the decision on heritage language was ( ; t ] Se Ind tri C4] handed down by the Education Minister last week, en ra ven us es i School Board trustees and members of parents h groups immediately began to threaten legal action to force the Government to change the Education Act. We trust that Dr. Stephenson and her collegues having made their decision, will not be frightened by these threats. The primary function of any school system must be to provide education that will equip a student with the skills and tools to live and work in the main- stream. Regional Council ignores pleas of Newcastle (From page 2) approving the mall came from Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard and coun- cillors Diane Hamre and Anne Cowman. In an impassioned speech, councillor Hamre told Regional council that New- castle is not negative to new development. "Leave us alone in New- castle, to make our_own decisions. Don't - take the right to survice out of our hands," she stated. Councillor Cowman rattled off a long list of statistics to illustrate that' Bowmanville and area already has a ¢on- siderable amount of vacant commercial space (about 68,000 square feet) and she charged that approving the mall would lead to more vacant retail space and bankruptcies of existing businesses. "I urge you in the strong- .est terms to support the business people, the council and the people of New- castle," she said to her fellow Regional councillors. The only member of Regional council from New- castle to support the project . was Maurice Prout, who pointed to the construction jobs the development would create and the 250 perman- ent jobs once the project is completed. Both Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor and Regional coun- cillor Lawrence Malcolm voted with the majority to approve the Official Plan amendment. However, neither took part in the long - debate in the council chambers prior to the vote last week. May We Introduce... Our New Services! NO NEED TO TIE UP PRECIOUS $'s IN INVENTORY. 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