historic milestone.
first time in more than 40.

- concentrated

poge 2- August 3, 1977 - North Shore News

"By SIM SMITH

future — it may, in fact, -
already have taken place by
the time you read. this —
Canada will celebrate a
For the

years, Canada will have —

(count’em). one | ‘million un- :

employed workers.

The last ‘time 80 inany
Canadians were out of work,

the official term was “‘depre-

sion’’. Today, it’s known as
‘‘eyclical. dysfunction’, but.
that doesn’t help the unem-—
ployed.”

a

This isn’t ‘unemployment
like we’ve known it in the
past. This unemployment is
_ among-
young and the unskilled. For.
the first time, unemployment |
is reaching into the homes of
the well-to-do; the sons and

daughters of the wealthy. are_

as unemployable _ as every
other youth.

What wil happen to the
newly © graduated ~ social

. workers?. What will happen -

to the newly: graduated tea
chers? What will happen: to
the newly: graduated. history -
experts? The answer. is. the
same: - nothing. ‘Though
there’s a shortage of skilled .
labour, there fs no significant .

_ demand for new admiluistra-

_ their homes when the mys- .

tors,. teachers, or members of.
the: traditional white-collar

terious intruder attacked the
girls, both 16 years old.

_In the April incident police
said there was no evidence of
rape, and at press time iab-
reports regarding the recent

case were unavailable. : oN

Brolly said the man appar-.
ently used a piece of cloth.
soaked with the unknown |

aces.

Wes and placed it over,
t ore

the.

- Ontario’s St. Clair Commun-

Of. the substance,

“believe they

| Eventually, . “society”

7 | large is going to recognize
‘Sometime in the very near

the obvious truth: our educa-
hon system simply. isn’t —

' preparing young. Canadians —

for the realities of modern

life. There is no_ point’ in.
. training our youth for jobs in-

big institutions — when. big

institutions can’t - absorb
them. 7 a
Interestingly, ‘the “most

’ practical ‘approach ‘to. the
current situation is being
; applied to a ‘bunch of social -

“dropouts at ‘Twin Valleys

a project’ of

ed College.

‘The students at Twin”
Valleys are what — society.

. usually. calls “‘drop- -outs”’.

It’s eau allye valid.

however, |

eye

that | there: was

_never any place for. them to

“drop i in to. Canada has never

taught self-reliance to young |

“people: so-it should. not. be-
‘surprising ‘that, faced with a”
need for’ independence,. the

young are unable to cope. co

Twin Valleys teaches “gel

sulfictency:. ‘Students: grow.
their. own” food,
their.” :

The attacker took ‘the cloth”
with him and left no samples _
Brolly .

4.8... 2

maucdu. . Tne. 7 wizas . wer
“‘stupefied’’. by the sub-
stance and could not provide
poiice wiih any description of

-their assailant. The mystery _
drug ‘still is. puzzling police, —

but they believe it was. not
ehloraform: |

“We view the instances as
a very serious. matter and |
have sexual
overtones,""” Broly said.

; “We appeal to residents i in
- that community to contact

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‘Team - about ‘contemporary,

people-oriented _ “technology

- like solar energy. ‘By the time

‘they leave Twin Vaileys —
often only a few months after

_ arriving — they have learned §

_ skills that make them readily |
employable: in the outside [~
world, even while university |
grads are looking desperate- -

Jy for work. pos

“These one-time social mis- .

fits learn to’ adapt to society.
They learn’
_ They learn: skills. They are

_ more > than. institutional ‘can-— ia
non fodder. ‘As. far as the.

self-reliance...

Canadian. Federation of ‘In-.. |

dependent Business is con-)

cerned. education. projects Z

like Twin Valleys | “must

become. the. wave of. the.

future. os

‘But there’s an irony about,
the success of ‘Twin Valleys. .
Even while’ we. ‘continue to.

- pour. ‘dollars into ‘University

courses ‘to teach skilis that

“cam never. be applied in our

“economy, these children, the . =
outcasts. ‘and =. rebels of»

- moder society, are receiv-
“ing: first-rate ' ‘practical edu-.

“gations. Seoner. or later, the A
& “upper and middle classes will

“the police department if they |
have any information-which ‘.

might assist | the” _investi-

and. failed to report it.

The. police can be reached |

at 922-4141.

‘weekend, he said, ‘the phone

had rung ° continually—in-

-cluding numerous ‘‘crank’’

eatis—and jnad caused. con- | c-
| _ siderable distress to his wife
“who

is. not. an elected
official. saa

Queried ‘about his future |

| plans, he replied that he was §&
. mot prepared to state at. this
time whether or not he would
‘run for a fourth term. §

“People will find out. when

_.the time comes to hand in
: nomination papers,” he said.

Mayor Reid, who is emp-
‘loyed as an environmentalist A

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' North Shore Nows, founded in ‘1969 as an

independent community newspaper and

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1969. He was elected mayor -
- 11 months later and re-elec-
ted in 1971, 1973 and 1975.

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