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This fall’s convocation will be The others will be awarded dipâ€" tihe first held at Seneca's Finch lomas in business (38), data pro- lAvenue Campus. and in its new- cessing (16) and engineering Hy completed theatre-auditorium technology (42). Paws Jonas APPLY : Proofcheckers Required RONALDS-FEDERATED LTD. 225 YONGE ST. NORTH RICHMOND HILL FISH’N CHIPS Day Shift 8 am. - 4:30 pm. Evenings 4 pm. - 12 Midnight Richmond Hill Offer Expires: November 151: Some 83 students in the class of 1970 will be the first at Seneca to receive six-semester (three year) diplomas. Of these, 44 are in business. 19 in data .processing and 20 in engineer- ling technology. which seats 1.100 persons. Sat- urday’s convocation ceremony begins at 1:30 pm. take a Sick and tired of doing dishes? An automatic electric dishwasher will wash, rinse and dry your dishes hygienically clean for pennies a day. Don’t be a dishwasher â€" buy one! 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VISOW commgttee‘. . 2 S: .c an graduates will he wel- Anotiher 32 students will re- ceive recognition in the form of certificates for courses cov- ering two semesjzers (one year). was one of the original charter members of the board of gov- ernors of Seneca. The honor- ary diplomas will be presented by Chairman Nom Garriock, of the board of governors. Among graduating students are 22 who have completed certificate courses through the college‘s continuing education division. Nineteen of this num- ber are to receive certificates in law enforcement. These wk Full employee benefits I * Permanent position | * Pleasant working conditions I Official application forms and further infor- mation may be obtained from the undersigned. 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New graduates will be welâ€" comed as members of the Sen- eca Alumni by Howard Bin- stock. president of the alumni association. Convocation music will be provided by the Northlandia Wind Ensemble under the di- rection of David Clothier, and by a Seneca singing group rec- ently organized by Seneca’s Music Director William Mc- Cauley. TOOL 85 DIE MAKER with several years‘ experience in tool making, die casting, jigs and fixtures and maintenance of plastic moulds. 221-9343 Two 10ca1 youths and a cow were the victims of accidents last week. At press time in satisfactory condition at York Central Hos- pital with back injuries and facial lacerations was Gerry Schell. 18. of 7791 Yonge Street. Thornhill. Two Young Men And Cow In Car Crashes Sunday, October 11 at about 5 am Mr. Schell was the driver of a car that went out of con- trol and smashed into a hydro pole at. 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Vaughan Township Police said Damage was estimated at‘sex Avenue. $1,000 at about 10:25 pm Octo~ Mr. Brenzall': ber 10 when a car hit a wander- calliSion With a: ing cow on Bathurst Street, Eric Jordan, 4! north of Steeles Avenue West, Taylor Mills D Vaughan Police said. Police estim The car was driven by Brian 8 total of $800 found a My Sincere Thanks I wish to express my sincere thanks to the citizens of the Town of Richmond Hill for electing me as their Regional Councillor ’ A, Donald Plaxton Regional Councillor - Elect \ Charged by Richmond Hill iPolice for making an improper iright turn in a 1:33 am October ‘10 accident at Essex Avenue and Markham Road was Charles Brenzall. 45,0f 279 Sus- 1sex Avenue. Phillips of 44 Woodward Ave- nue. South Thomhill. Mr. Brenzall's vehicle was in collision with another driven by Eric Jordan, 40. of 329 South Taylor Mills Drive. Police estimated damage at