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Engineering Admin- istrator for the town of Richmond Hill. Bud Newton. has been elected president of a provincial engineering association for what might turn out to be a most important year in the life of the organization. wish [0 change the law lo enable them to perform their job “10 the full extent of their capability," said Mr Newton. Mr. Newton, who has been with the town engineering department for four years, assumed office as president of the 10,500 member Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETTL at the Association‘s 19th Annual General Meeting in London, Ontario. May 26. Members consider provincial legislation “oul-daled“ and they This year the association is pushing for more recognition in their field â€" “the legal right to practice engineering." said Mr. Newton. Enjoy your pool and leave the work to us. 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OACETT submilled a brief outlining lheir position lo lhe Professional Organiza- tions Committee who will in turn prepare a brief for the Allorney General‘s Office. The new president said he would hope to see this matter come before the legislative assembly this Year. .0 CU fig/7 ts for ll.sz Egard’s ban d8. Operation Catch-Up, a community service organization working privately with young students who have learning and behavioral problems. won‘t be getting the support it had hoped for from the York Board of Education. OCU lost its Canada Works grant this year. worth about $125,000, so it approached the program committee of the public school board and the Separate Board‘s education committee asking for support. David Burns, Chris McMonagle and Dave Porter. speaking for ()CU. asked for approval that local school boards could buy special services from organizations such as OCU without penalty. They also wanted them to write the ministry stating that intent. At present. boards are only allowed to buy such services from other school boards. rSHOP'N SAVE AT Bul NO EXTRA CHARGE T0 MEASURE YOUR WINDOWS REPAIRS & SERVICE TO ALL MAKES 0F SEWING MACHINES ALLENCDURT PLAZA - BAYVIEW it MABKHAM I REGULAR GRIND ' AVAILABLE ONLY AT ‘ALLENCOURT‘ (E) Bayview 8 Markham Rd., Richmond Hill WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES the committee PEP DOG FOOD 2%? 1 0° ORANGE PEKOE ASSORTED COLORS KLEENEX BAKED IN OUR OWN OVENS Fresh Dinner Rolls Maxwellhouse Coffee GOLD SEAL LIGHT RED ROSE TEA PAPER TOWELS FLAKED TUNA SPECIALS EFFECTIVE TIL SATURDAY, JUNE 9I79 CUSTOM MADE DRAPERY WE SPECIALIZE IN DRAPERY asked for a report on the implications of overtly supporting OCU and also asked for an opinion from (he ALSBO (association of large school boards) curriculum committee. The| result is not good for the livelihood of OCU. The word from ALSBO is that all such requests be resisted because of the many legal loopholes they presepl Il feels such support could be lransmuled into a way of diverting ministry funds to private schools. However the committee will recommend to the full board on June 11 that it support ()CU in seeking financial assistance from the Ministry of Com- munin and Social Ser- vices, regional governâ€" ment and any other agents deemed feasible The big problem is OCU is now guaranteed only $50000 out of a $170,000 budget. It gets $25,000 from United Way, $10,000 mflmumgl 60 BAG PACK. 6 OZ TIN 2 ROLL PACK 12 PER BAG 1 LB. BAG “I can recognize some of the problems twith endorsing OCU) but I still think it is the board's ultimate decision on which services it‘ can buy.“ said Richmond Hill Trustee Bev Breslow. from Community and Social Services and $10,000 from Probation and' Aflercase‘ another community service project. Though she is not a member of the program committee‘ she attended last week‘s session because of her keen in- terest in OCU. She feels there is no service comparable to what the organization can provide. However. she admits it isn't feasible or finanâ€" cially possible for the board to provide such a service. much less agree lo buy il privately. “The board would have $233 $1‘2? 932) 699 79¢) to monitor the program Breslow. and all teachers would have to have certain The Separate school levels of certification â€" Board hadbeenwaiting to something "1051 10f (5105‘? see its counlerpart‘s in OCU currenty on‘t - - i. ' have The problems of red demsmn on OCL tape would be enor- Superintendent of mous Never Before Never Again 87 Bloor St. W. 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Savings or a The Separate School Board had been Waiting [0 see its counlerpart‘s decision on OCU. “ASHLEY 'Chequing account with a minimum deposit of $100, and you're eligible to try a key in the two ‘ 'Royal Danish Salad or pastry fork ..... 8 65.00 Euncheontork ‘ 85.00 Di‘nner Fork . 100‘00 Sealood Fark , . , 47 50 l uncheon Kmle 47 50 Dunner Knife" 57 50 Butler Spreadev MM 40 00 lMon. Ihru Sal. 9'30 - 5:30 Thurs 1.119 p m udun house?" " 'Rhapsody (‘ronin also sees value in removing students with certain types of problems, from the school environment altogether. Classes are usually held by OCU in private residents’ homes and basements. Sugg Reg Spoclal And enter the Grand Prize Sweepstakes! 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