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More than 250 students from Grades 11 and 12 in marketing classes throughâ€" out the Waterloo Region attended a special day toâ€" day at Wilfrid Laurier Uniâ€" versity designed to give them new insights into marâ€" keting. Kips place second in meet Women in Management is the topic to be discussed Tuesday,. May 3 in the last lecture of the Conestoga College Women‘s lecture series. â€" Panelists will be Jeannette N. Wilhelim, administrator with Teperman and Sons Ltd.; Eileen Parliament. Students attend MIND seminar LETS TALK BIBLE JOIN HIM EVERY SECOND WEEK ON ......... WITH A NEW FORMAT Women‘s lecture GRAND RIVER CABLE TVâ€"12 RERUN THURSDAYS from 6 to 7 P.M. Subject: ‘‘"*BLIND SPOTS" Guest: Rev. Ralph Bradley TUESDAYS 10:00 â€" 11 :00 p.m. Featuring Gospel Music With "SWEET CHARITY®" and kits at the university at 8: 45 a. m. treasurer and assistant secâ€" retary with Budd Automoâ€" tive Co. of Canada and Kenâ€" neth E. Hunter, president of Conestoga College. The lecture begins at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Kitchener public liâ€" brary. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Speakers included _ top marketers from J.M. Schâ€" neider Inc., . McDonald‘s Fast Foods, Eaton‘s of Canâ€" ada, Kellogg Salada Canâ€" ada Ltd., and the Cockfield Brown advertising agency. At a noon luncheon for all students and their teachâ€" ers the speaker was Michael Jaycock of the Russel T. Kelly Advertising Agency of Hamilton, making a reâ€" turn after his widely acâ€" claimed talk of a year ago. Besides learning things they might never find in books, the day may help some students decide whethâ€" er marketing would appeal to them as a career. In the allâ€"round chamâ€" pionships. Anne MacKinâ€" non of the Cambridge Kips took second place. In the championships, she also reâ€" ceived two silver and one bronze medal. The Kips will be repreâ€" sented again in an interâ€" national gymnastic tour by Patti Jo Knorr of Waterloo, one of a team of seven comâ€" peting in the U.S. For two weeks, they will train and compete in the Emerald _ Empire _ Cup competition _ in _ Eugene Oregon. JOHN SHRIER YOUR HOST PASTOR F“S: $75 per 3â€"week session for A.C.L.D. Members. $82 per 3â€"week session for nomnâ€"members. Enclose «payment by cheque with application made out to Kiwanis A.C.L.D. Day Camp. Mail to Director Frederick T. Gore 31 VanCamp Ave., Kitchener Information: Fred Gore, 578â€"9088 after 7 p.m. . 1 ols io on S nc ho h uo in t e esnt in contact with my son s or daughter‘s teacher for information concerning his /her learning difficulties and his/her level of acâ€" ademics | have enclosed the fee $75 (members) $82 (nonâ€"members) I understand that the Camp Director, Fred Gore, will be getting mâ€"COnLSCH with mu san‘e nr Aanahiar‘as Inamhas #as imgarl l Signature Type of Class and Instruction Sp Ed YÂ¥ Remedial YÂ¥ Regular YÂ¥ Name of Child Address City Indicate Session Choite 1st (July 4â€"22) 2nd (Aug. 2â€"19) Parents who send in this application on or before May 15th will receive confirmation on or before May 30th. PARENT APPLICATION FORM FOR KIWANIS â€" A.C.L.D. DAY CAMP Time: AFQS: â€" based upon academic tunctioning ages between 6 and 14. Maximum of 60 children per sesâ€" sion. Two threeâ€"week sessions. 1. a camping program 2. a motor development program 3. self concept development Each Camper with a Specific Learning Disability will receive additionally: 1. individualized learning skill development proâ€" gram. Every Camper will receive tutoring in Matheâ€" matics and Reading for one hour daily. W@LdIT â€" The camp director is a professional Special Education Teacher experienced with children with learning and emotional problems and camping. â€"Ten (10) highly qualified senior counsellors with experience in special education or related areas. â€"Twenty (20) trained junior counsellors will assist in the program. Transportation Then Try Kiwanis A.GC.L.D. Day GCamp Staff â€" ms: â€" To allow children with learning difficulties enjoyable and active experiences in participant sports, interest activities and development of basic skills required for learning. â€"Activities will be structured so as to develop perceptualâ€"motor, gross and fineâ€"motor skills, to increase awareness of tactile (touch) and kineasthetic (balance) senses, and the development of visual perceptUalâ€"motor, and auditory perceptualâ€"motor skills. â€"Development of selfâ€"confidence and encouragement of socialization will be emphasized. â€"Learning and development of skills will occur on a planned as well as a spontaneous basis. â€"Specific and inâ€"depth tutoring will occur each day in the areas of Mathematics and Reading. Every Camper will be involved in: is your Child having problems with Learning? Is your Child Will your Child lose some of his/her learning over the summer? designed specifically to develop and enhance your Child‘s Learning Abilities Highly Individualized Program Emphasis on Success Experienc This is a Joint Project of The Twin Cities Kiwanis Club and the Association tor Children with Learning Disabilities (Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Chapter) 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Mondayâ€"Friday. in a Special Class or should be? Yes Yes Yes Contact Teacher is Free to the parent. Address Sex Age Date Type for information Â¥rs. Mths