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Teachers of handicapped attend environmental studies ‘‘This is the third workâ€" shop for teachers of hanâ€" dicapped children we have staged at Bolton," Cheethâ€" am said. "‘The first two we held were so successful, we were requested to continue this special learning ‘exâ€" perience for teachers. The doubling of our registration for this year confirms the interest in the workshop. Nearly 70 Ontario teachers and educators who work regularly with hanâ€" dicapped children have been participating in a series of threeâ€"day environmental studies workshops at the Bolton Outdoor .Education Centre, according to Murâ€" ray Cheetham, education and public affairs coâ€"ordinaâ€" tor for the Ontario ministry of the environment. Page 10 â€" Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, May 21, 1980 ‘‘Environmental _ studies CORNER ONTARIO AND DUKE STS., KITCHENER AND WATERLOO SQUARE EXCUSES ... If your clothes aren‘t you should CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE CONSULTATION AND FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK. (WHY NOT PICK UP THE PHONE RIGHT NOW â€" YOU‘RE ALL OUT OF EXCUSES.) II'IREOFI':KINGEXCUSES?DOSOHETHINGABOUTITTODAY! PROFESSIONAL WEIGHT CONTROL CLINIC © No Contracts, fasting or special exercises No promises â€" just results 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Friday _ Master Charge/Visa Also in Toronto becoming to you â€" 1 should be ‘ NO CONTRACTS, FASTING OR SPECIAL EXERCISES. NO PROMISES, JUST RESULTS. 30 Duke St. West, Suite 603 Corporation Square â€" 745â€"5603 K.tchener, Ontario coming to us! He said the ministry workshop has three objecâ€" tives. It assists special eduâ€" cation teachers in developâ€" ing a greater awareness of the philosophies and instrucâ€" tional techniques used in enâ€" vironmental education; acâ€" quaints the teachers with existing _ environmental teaching units; and demonâ€" strates the use of these methods and facilities as supplementary â€" teaching provide many benefits for handicapped children. A wellâ€"designed program imâ€" proves a child‘s achieveâ€" ments in other school subâ€" jects. It builds selfâ€"confidenâ€" ce, encourages interpersonal relationships and develops leisure skills for all youngsters but espeâ€" clally for those with special needs,"" Cheetham said. WHAT‘S YOURS? "I have a glandular ""My husband loves me this way." "I can‘t stick to a diet." ~ ""Some people can‘t lose No time to exercise." "I‘l start next week." "I‘m at a desk all day." We all have excuses ... "‘What‘s the use . . . l‘l gain it back." ‘"There‘s more of me Session leaders have been drawn from boards of eduâ€" cation, outdoor education and interpretive centres, conservation authorities, the University of Western Ontario, the Ontario Cripâ€" pled Childrens Centre School and Environment Onâ€" tario. Seventeen facilitators and volunteers from these sources are assisting in <taging the workshop. ; The Highland Fusiliers of Canada, Waterloo Region‘s only Militia Infantry regiâ€" ment, will welcome a new â€"**"In addition to the classroom exercises, the teachers will learn by doing,‘‘ said Cheetham â€" ‘‘*getting their feet wet wadâ€" ing in streams$;, searching out flora and fauna and obâ€" serving the practical appliâ€" cation of outdoor environâ€" mental studies which they in turn can impart to their stuâ€" The sessions will include studies of water, soil;aniâ€" mals, energy, urban and rainy day activities, insects and plant identification, as well as principal discussions on health and astronomy, nature trail techniques and coâ€"operative games. tools in the total education Highland Fusiliers get new officer commanding officer Sunday during a ceremonial changeâ€" ofâ€"command parade here in Dickson Park. Mayor Thomas R. Fisher, 35, of Cambridge, is being promoted to the rank of Lieutenantâ€"Colonel and apâ€" pointed unit CO effective May 25. ' I s| e c\ NORTHFELO OA 8g "HARGEX | Outdoor education specialist Rick Dowson, of Laurel Creek Nature Centre, Waterloo, shows special education teachers how to conduct environmental studies at the Ontario Ministry of the Environment‘s third annual special eduâ€" cation workshop. Oyver 75 teachers attended the coriference held at the Boiton Outdoor Education Centre in Boliton, Ontario May 9â€"11th. The purpose of the workshop is to introduce special education teachers to a variety of environâ€" mental activities that will benefit physically and mentally handicapped, deaf and blind youngsters. s He succeeds LCol Terry High Quality At Wholesale Prices GLAZED CHERRIES .......................... 2.35§ Ib. GLAZED MIXED FRUIT ................... 1.75 Ib. WALNUT PIECES ............................. 2.99 Ib. PECAN HALVES ................................ 3.80 IB. 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Over 400 spectators, inâ€" cluding â€" civic â€" leaders, former members of the Reâ€" giment and families of servâ€" ing members are expected to attend the colorful event. Entertainment for guests will be provided by the Waâ€" terloo Region Police Band prior to the changeâ€"ofâ€"comâ€" mand parade, beginning at 2:30 p.m. Parade reviewing officer is _ Majâ€"Gen. _ Richard Rohmer, chief of Canada‘s Reserve Forces. Col. Dave Bennett, commander of London Militia District, will preside over the formal hanâ€" dover of the unit from LCol Wilder to LCol Fisher. Another special guest will be BGen. Steve Andrunyk of Toronto, Commander of Central Militia Area. Maj Fisher served in the Highland Light Infantry in Cambridge from 1962 to 1965. When the HLI amalâ€" gamated with the Scots Fuâ€" siliers of Canada, Kitchener, Maj â€" Fisher joined the newly formed Highland Fusiliers of Canaâ€" da in 1968. He served as unit adjutant, company comâ€" mander and officer in charâ€" ge of the Cambridge Arâ€" moury before his promotion to Major in 1977. He was apâ€" pointed deputy commanding officer of the HF of C the same year. Maj Fisher is a graduate of the 1976 Militia Commmand and Staff course, Kingston, and was awarded the Queen‘s Silver Jubilee medal in 1978. In civilian life he is a partner in CamTor Associates and an executive of F & O Manufacturing, both Cambridge companies. _ The formal changeâ€"ofâ€" command ceremony begins at 3 p.m. Sunday. About 125 members of the unit will participate, including the regimental pipes _ and drums. â€"