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if THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12. 19C The retirement of F. Roy Rutherford, superintendent of secondary schools for the borough of York. which he has served since his appointment in 1931 as a teacher, was made the occasion for a reception in his honour yesterday December ll from 3:30 to 6:00 p.m. Kids love conservation school. says Florence Gell Back in 1948 when Mrs. Gell was a York Township school trustee, she and a teacher from York Memorial Collegiate took a class for a three-day tenting outing on the banks of the Humber to study nature at first-hand. For the last 20 years, according to Florence Gell, chairman of MTRCA's information and education advisory board, the demand has been accelerating. Retiring superintendent joined system in 1931 EEEMPPEMEA (eller -3? [y,ifs.r.yieC:.,y/rr.tr__1 Officials of the school board, supervisory staff, past and present teaching staffs, and graduates of York Memorial C.l., where he was principal from 1949 to 1960, joined with his friends to pay him tribute. The new York Humber high school was a fitting place for the event, for this was his latest building project. The line-up is miles Ion; when it comes to student reservations for a week-end or week-long stay at Albion Hills natural science schools. The same thing applies to the other two Metro Toronto Region and Conservation Authority "outdoor classrooms", Cold Creek and Claremont conservation sites. The experience was such an overwhelming success that the school board gave the "go-ahead" to plans for developing the idea still further. "During the past school year Metro has sent 2,950 pupils and 440 teachers to take the 'conservation course'," Mrs. Gell said. Representation from the department of education, SAFETY IN SONG -- Even in the cold climate of Greenland, hot tempers flare among indignant Eskimos. Savage blood feuds. often involving several generations of a family. take place. Unsuccessful attempts lo ban this practice have been made. by substituting public satirical song duels between enemies. $18,000 to heat arena York has received approval from Metro for $18,400 in capital budget spending thatwill permit the installation of heating equipment in Lambton arena and construction of a new pavement on Lacey Ave. from Ewart Ave. to Camcron Ave. North York has also obtained Metro approval for a $47,000 expenditure on various sewers. the Ontario college of education, the Metro area school board, and of both the Ontario teachers' federation and the Ontario secondary school teachers' Although deeply involved in MTRCA affairs, the former York deputy reeve participates fully in her community and feels it would . be good if TURKEYS HAMS CHRISTMAS GIFT FRUIT BASKETS Fresh Packed After You Order! 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Mr. Mould saw the regional government to the north being forced to come to Metro Toronto for water and sewer services since they are cut off from access to the lakefront. A. study by the Ontario Water Resources Commission is expected to indicate the best method of supplying water and sewer facilities for the Markham-Vaughan and York County region. The boxing in of Metro could md York's ambition to get a slice of North York and North York's hope of some day obtaining part of Vaughan and Markham Townships. "This is a retrograde step," declared the York mayor. He said the Vaughan-Mariharp areas At Wilf's we carry a complete line of Sporting Equipment to outfit e v e r y o n e in t h e family. . . .from Novice to Professional! Our stock of Ski Equipment is complete, shop for everyone from Toddler to Adult. 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