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It will appear on council agen da next Monday for ratification The culvert is also designed so that extensions could be add ed which would eventually en close the ditch for is . entire leneth Such an arrangement â€" would allow storm water to escape more readily from the chamber and help to prevent a buildup of silt and sand. The cost of this project is esti mated at $10,000. (Continued from Page 1) area, providing the creek bed is improved from the culvert to Laurel creek (a distance of about 500 feet). AGREE TO COVER First Outdoor Weekend School WE SUPPLY i F iilanin i ininl ind inity ic ie e t iniaih d c ts iE s t i t mss e WE 2s db i s 2% E2 It is hoped that such will become a permanent facet of local education work for students. The young pupils paid the ir way through various fundâ€"raising actâ€" ivities which they did both as a group and as individuals. IN ANOTHER FIRST, grade 6 students of Northdale Public School recently spent a weekend doing nature study at Camp Restall at Ayr, as part of an outâ€" door educational program. The nature study session followed months of theoâ€" retical work within the school. The 40 pupils were accompanied by their teaâ€" chers (8). Lessons covered forestry, pond and swamp life, map and compass work, boating and swimming and crafts. Ed Meadows of the department of lands and forests attended to give a talk on forestry. The outdoor lessons follows a pattern set by the Toronto Board of Education who maintain a perâ€" manent site for this type of work on the Toronto island. Outdoor education is rapidly spreading, and in Waterloo, culminated some three years of study. 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A $400.000 aam on the outâ€" skirts of Galt was approved by the board of directors of the Grand River Conservation Authâ€" ority. 21 Radio Dispatched $400,000 Dam for Galt 1sS Approval of[ the directors came at a lunchtime meeting at the Shand Dam near Fergus, during a dayâ€"long tour. The directors also toured the Conestoga: Dam near Elmira and visited the site of a new dam to be built near West Montrose north of Kitch ener + The dam would be 40 feet high and about 650 feet long. Plans are being prepared for a park area around the reservoir. to be called Shade‘s Mills Park, after the founder of Galt, Absoâ€" lom Shade. Next step is to submit the proâ€" ject to the Ontario Department of Energy and Resources for grant aproval. The authority hopes to start construction of he dam next year. jeet will qualify for a 75 per cent provincial grant, The authority will contribute 20 per cent of the remainder. 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