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By Stewart Sutherland Chronicle staff writer One of the main criticisms being levelled at educaâ€" tional institutions is that not enough skilled Canadians Page 2 â€" Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, November 7, 1979 JVC Lâ€"A11 TURNTABLE, with magnetic cartridge and \ autoâ€"return/shutâ€"off conveâ€" nience. *M.S.L. $160. PIONEER KPâ€"5005 CAR CASâ€" s SETTE PLAYER with AM/FM Stereo (inâ€"dash). *M.S.L. $339 TECHNICS SAâ€"200 AM/FM STEREO RECEIVER, 25 Watts RMS Per Channel. *M.S.L. Technical education open house tonight JVGC â€" WESSELING ADVANCED AUDIO UPIONEECR are being trained to fill avai lable jobs. _ James Brown, coâ€"ordinaâ€" tor of technical education for the Waterloo County Board of Education, said the 25 Watts RMS â€"®@ _ _ _ 3 Charles St. West (at Queen) Kitchener â€" 742â€"6951 33 Main St., Cambridge (Gait) â€" 653â€"2835 Open daily 10â€"6 â€" Thurs. and Fri. 10â€"9 (Cambridge Closed Monday) Board and schools are "well aware" of this criticism. 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Our saile prices mentioned in this ad represent significant reductions from our normal selling price6 and therefore are, in our opinion, exceptional values for our customers about it, the Board and area secondary schools will host a techni¢al education open house tonight. o The open house, held siâ€" multaneously at all area. high schools, is aimed priâ€" marily at helping Grade 8 students and their parents learn about course options before enrolling in high school next fall. It will feature tours of the technical facilities, discusâ€" sions with school staff about the courses avaiiable, . and in some cases, a chance to take part in some ‘‘hands on‘‘ technical education work. â€" Brown said this is the first time this kind of evening has been held. ‘"Let‘s face it, a lot of peoâ€" ple don‘t realize that it a great deal of skill, 6 tration and talent to co te a technical education gram, and that good jobs can result on graduation," Brown said. ‘‘Certainly one aim open house is to giv dents a chance to see th portunities available," he said. "Ideally, we‘d like to ‘organize other evenings in which we concentrate on the actual jobs that are there for technical education stuâ€" dents." ‘‘*For years people have believed that if you can‘t handle an academic proâ€" gram, you go into a techâ€" nical education program," Brown said. ‘"That‘s not true. For instance if you are considering a career in elecâ€" tronics you must have more than a basic knowledge in mathematics." Brown stressed that the focus of tonight‘s session would be on the school proâ€" gram. Each high school will operate its own program within some general guideâ€" lines. Invitations were sent home with every Grade 8 student in the region. ‘"Right now we‘re concenâ€" trating on showing inâ€"comâ€" ing Grade 8 students and their parents what technical education has to offer them,"* Brown added. Rotary club holds annual assembly, Chronicle staff wri? The Rotary Clubs of Afea 8. District 709 heldtheir anâ€" nual assembly meeting on Monday,. Nov. 5 at Binâ€" geman Park in Kitchener Lewis Perinbam, viceâ€" president of the Special Proâ€" grams"Branch of the Canaâ€" dian International Developâ€" ment Agency., was guest speaker Area 8 Rotary Clubs in clude Waterloo, Kitchener, Kitchenerâ€"Conestoga,. Taâ€" vistock, Galt. Cambridge North and Prestonâ€" Hespeler. During Rotary‘s 75th anâ€" niversary year. Rotary Inâ€" ternational is spotlighting it‘s 3â€"H program (he hunger â€" and huma‘ around the world The first 3â€"H program inâ€" volved sending 683,870 doses of tetanus toxoid vaccine to the Philippines last March Because of this action. some 340.000 children and adults were vaccinated against lockjaw The club‘s current project involves a major immunizaâ€" tion program in the Philipâ€" pines to protect more than 6 million children against polio over a fiveâ€"year period. The estimated cost of the project will be $700,000.