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’l‘he first session in 1977 included such highlights as a visit to Canada House to meet the Canadian High Commissioner. His Excellency Mr. Paul Martin and to Canterbury for a private tour of the historic cathedral. The $1,395 cost in- cludes: return air fare and transfers in England: five weeks' ac- commodation with two meals per day at Brunel University; ‘ use of sports facilities there: weekly excursions by coach to places of interest related to course of studies: open- Esther Beaupre. a n-tn'ed Head of English at Richmond Hill High who look a group of Grade 12 students on a similar trip lo England in‘ the summer of 1978. has agreed to instruct and accompany students this summer. "I hope to be able to expand the course so two teachers can make the trip next year. I would consider going again but it would be good if other teachers could see and participate in the cour- se." she said. “ So tar only 24 students have had the opportunity to take the course but Mrs. Beatipre claims the program will grow naturally. Lou Wainwright, a member of the Richmond Hill Hydro Electric ('ommission. has been appointedto the Public Relations Committee of the Ontario Municipal Electric Association 10MEA). Mr. Wainwright. who is also 21 Richmond Hill Founcillor. will work with lollow commissioners trom across Ontario for the next year: The course includes lectures and classes for 15 hours per week. tours to places of historical and literary interest related to the curriculum and attendance at musical and theatrical per‘ formances in London. The announcement was made last week by Ronald Walker, ()MEA President. The committee will develop public relations programs that can be utilized by municipal utilities. in addition to the public relations of the organization. The course, which will combine studies and pleasure. is approved for credit toward a Grade 13 diploma by the Ministry of Education. (‘lassrooms and resident-e at Brunel (four miles from London's Heuthrow Airport) have been arranged through the Student Travel Sometv of Willowdale. The Ontario Municipal Electric Association is the spokesman for more than 330 municipal utilities throughout Ontario. The commissioners and councillors of the member utilities are elected to operate a specialized municipal service. Wainwright A urora Bridge Club Winn ers Following is a list of winners at the Aurora Bridge Club: Wednesday. March 28 7â€" North-South: Marg Melnichuk and Bev Jones; Jean Honan and Pat Rawlinson; Marg Davis and Heather Burling. ‘East-West: Heather The York Board of Education is offering a five-week study course on British civilization as part of its summer school program. with the help of Brunel University in Uxbridge. England. 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