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Torontski list Globe and Mall obfavlo e
psmo nekog Charlesa R. Catto o "bosmislenom
troSenju biliona dolara na vojne avlono, tenkove,
razarafe, ltd." On destita uredniStvu Globe and
Mall §to nije "uskodilo na kola Тгебед svjetskog
rata", poput neklh drugih llstova, na 6elu sa
"Washington Post".
Catto smatra da 6e kanadsko udesde u novoj
trci u razoruzanju (najavljeno nedavnlm odlukama
NATO pakta) Imati dosta loSlh posljedSca, a jedna
ce biti da se vi§e пвбв vjerovati u njezlnu mirolju-bivos- t.
On dalje smatra da 6e novo narudzbe vojnih
aviona dovesti do Izgradnje ratne industrije takvih
razmjera da bl "zavldio I Alfred Krupp"; to 6e Ju
pretvorlti u "trgovca smrtl", Jer 6e morati da avione
prodaje JednoJ I drugoj strani, na prlmjer, zarade-nim- a
na Srednjem Istoku.
On dalje pise:
"Na§a slgurnost ce bitl mania nego ikad. Da
lije 150 biliona dolara, koji su utro§enl na ubijanje
i razaranje u Vijetnamu, donijelo slgurnost, mir ill
pobjedu nad komunlzmom? Te§ko, all ta orijaSka
svota mogla je stvoriti 6uda da e utrosena na
zdravlje I razvitak u Тгебет svljetu".
Pismo zavrSava:
"Jo§ nije kasno. Kanada jos moze da zapodne
trend v pokret za medunarodno razoruzanje i
razvitak u suglasju sa naSom sudblnom".
Outdoor education
"For kids who are' used to seeing only
the few trees on their street, it feels
strange at first to be surrounded by thou-sands
of them". This was principal Chuck
Hopkins' comment to a group of journa-lists
who visited his unique Toronto Board
of Education school last month.
The Boyne River Natural Science School
is located 60 miles nortwest of Toronto on
314 acres of virgin land, transversed by the
Boyne River, and purchased by the Toron-to
Board of Education 12 years ago.
Every week during the school year, 150
students from the Board's Toronto schools
participate in the Boyne River program.
The majority are from Grade 6 but prog-rams
are also arranged for Grades 7 to 13.
"We think it's important for city students
to have at least a week of outdoor edu-cation.
For this reason each year, every
Grade 6 student has a chance to come here
or to the Board's Island Outdoor Natural
Science School". Mr. Hopkins went on to
explain that the main function of the
school is to supplement the indoor curri-culum.
"The students are Involved in more
than 7 hours of. actual Instruction and
learning periods every day during their stay
here. They become involved with the
natural environment and learn those parts
of the science, social studies, geography,
physical education and other curlcula
which are best learned through first hand
encounter".
The school has sufficient resources to
carry out its educational program. The
main building has a large common room
with adjoining Jabs and smaller work and
study areas.
National Balet of Cuba
Monday June 26 to Saturday July 1 , at the O'Keefe Centre.
International Guitar Festival
Sunday June 18 — 24,
at Johnson Building (University of
Toronto) Guitar 78 — International
Guitar Festival presented by Guitar
Society of Toronto In co-operat- ion
with the Facultyof Music. Informa-tion
978-374- 4.
Liona Boyd Concert
Monday June 19, at the Mac-Miil- an
Theatre, Johnson Bull-dlng- at
8.30 PM.
The outdoor area includes a river,
ponds, swamp, river slopes, outcropplngs,
grassland and many different types of
trees. It abounds in bird, fish and animal
life.
Students often visit local farmers who
provide experiences In everything from
sheep shearing and milking cows to
haying and harvesting crops. Retired
people In the nelghbpurhood often visit the
school and contribute their skills in the
sawmill, maple sugar shack, fish hatchery
and craft room
Mr. Hopkins told the journalists that
some parents are reluctant to allow their
children to spend a week at the Boyne
River School'because they are concerned
about the dormltary and supervision
arrangements and the educational value of
the program. "I wish we could bring the
parents here to see for themselves", he
said. "There are 2 separate dormitories for
girls and boys and the home room teachers
have their own rooms in the dormitories
and are responsible for the students's
behaviour at all times. The school also has
a full time matron nurse".
When asked how parents can find out
more about the school, Mr. Hopkins said
that one or two months prior to a class
trip, a team from the Boyne visits the
Toronto school to talk with students,
teachers and any concerned parents.
"There is also an excellent slide show
about the school with taped commentaries
In Italian, Portuguese, Greek, Chinese and
English. But the best thing for parents to
do is to call their local school".
Harbourfrorit — Tel. 364-56- 65
Toronto's biggest downtown flee
market every Sunday (starting Sun-day
June 18), York Quay. -
Caravan Zernatt Pavilion
Toronto's Swlss Caravan features
exlblts of Zernatt-an- d area, watch-making,
crafts, cafe, Swiss yodelers
— 6 PM to 1 AM.
Ftancofete — Monday June 19
Reve Oureallte will be presented by
Theatre Group at 8 PM in the Theat-re.
The play is part of Francofete
1978, a week-lon- g Franco-Ontarla- n Festival As part of, the Francofete,
the National Film Board presents a
лБпарн am IEJ1IVUI
Petog juna u ontarijskom gradicu Stratford otvoren je 26. Sekspirski festival. Pored Sekspi-rovi- h
i drugih drama, na programu su i operne predstave i balet. Na slici je kazaliSte na dan
otvaranja.
The new
Immigration Law
The Immigration Group of the Law Union
of Ontario has computed a 70 page booklet
entitled "Canada's New Immigration Act: a
Guide and Critical Commentary".
The Immigration Group is a collective of
lawyers and law students who practice
immigration law in Toronto and are concer-ned
with the problems of immigrants in
Canada. They have compiled an analysis of
the new law which came into effect on
April 10th, 1978. The booklet discusses the
major areas of immigration law, with
specific reterence to sections of the new
Act and Regulations, as well as providing
background information on immigration
policy and problems in Canada. Included
are chapters on: Refugees, Admissibility
and Removal from Canada, Landed Im-migrant
Status, Visitors to Canada, Cana-dian
Citizenship, Security Provisions of
the Act, and a History of Immigration in
Canada.
The Immigration Working Group initially
decided to write this booklet to meet the
needs of community groups dealing with
immigrations problems for more detailed
information In this area. It Is hoped that
once a community group has a booklet and
is able to review the material, workers will
be able to plan educational programmes
within their own community.
Copies of the booklet are available now
and can be obtained by sending a cheque
or money order for $4.00 plus 50 c hand-ling
charges for each copy, to the Law
Union of Ontario, or coming In person to
165 Spadina Avenue, Suite 33 (Spadlna
and Queen). Telephone: 869-136- 8.
- By Dragica
special series of French language
films. Beginning at 9 AM and the
running throught the day.
Poetry reading.
Weekly poetry reading Is held every
Tuesday at 8.30 PM In the Cafe. This
week's guest is Eldon Grier.
Films.
Wednesday June 21_ — series of
films of black liberation movement
begins at 7.30 in the Cafe.
Friday June 25, series of films of
Hollywood's golden era at 8 PM:
First film Flying Down to Rio with
Ginger Rlgers and Fred Asteire;
second film Fun Factory,
16.000 MLADIH NA
FESTIVALU OMLADINE
Havana (Tanjug) —Na 11 svjetskom fes
tivalu omladine i studenata koji ce se
odriati na Kubi od 28. jula do 5. augusta,
sudjelovat 6e, ne raiunajudi predstavnike
zemlje domacina, oko 16.000 mladica i
djevojaka iz 166 zemalja.
Za njihov prijevoz do Havane, kako je
saopceno u pripremnom komitetu, bit ce
angazirano tridesetak aviona 1 11 brodova.
Oko 5000 delegate sti6i 6e u Havanu zahva-Ijuju- dl
sredstvima koja su prikupljena u
medunarodni fond solidarnosti.
Pripreme za skup, koje traju vec gotovo
dvije godine, ulaze u zavrSnu fazu. Smje-Staj- ni
i drug! kapaciteti vec su zavrSeni.
Izgradeno je 27 naselja za smjeStaj sudio-nik- a.
Ocekuje se, da ce I radovi na urede-nj- u
Havane biti zavrSeni za mjesec dana.
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240 YOUNG CANADIANS
are off to Cuba this July
for the 11th World Festival
of Youth and Students.
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