HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-03-07, Page 8• PAGrE 8 -GQDI RIC1 ThURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1974
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•Paul Baechler, left, president gf,the Goderich Kinsmen`; stands at the new•entrance: of the
' Goderich. Memorial Arena. He is presenting a cheque. worth $2,000 -to arena manager Bill
Lumby. The money is the Inst installment of, $8;000 the club pledged to build the new en-
trance. (staff
n-trance.(staff photo) • s r
Optometrists -survey underway
• a
Two Goderich., optometrists
say ,that thee will be little ef-
fect on their businesses as a
result ' ofa . current studyof
billings by the Ontario College
of Optometrists.
Donald Larkworthy, chair-
man Of., college's'iliscipline
committee; said, the .study is tor,
find the workload capabilities
of optometrists, according t,�� a
recent Canadian Press story.
The• sturdy is described by one
optometrist as "nothing more.
than. a normal useful thing".
"The same thing has hap-
.pened to all the hearing arts .
since"he advent of OHIP- (On-
tario -Hospital ' Insurance
Plan)", he explained.'
Another ' local optometrist
termed the program as an `,`ef-
ficiency study" which would
help lever out the work of op-'
tonletrists in the province..
He said that he wasn't aware
of the study until he 'react about
. p
it Jin a newspaper.
The newspaper story was
rather vague ij,,i-ts explapatio,ps
of the study, he felt."
"I don't think it will affect
me at_ all. I don'i ,think it -is
designed to affect anybody," he
said., e
He thought' that the program
would probably be most
. beneficial to graduates of the
4iptometry•cc urse at the Univer•p,
sity of Waterloo;V
The. study should reveal
where the need for optometrists n
is greatest, he explained.
'I`1•re• -news story mentioned Joni Thompson scored all of
that. the Itudy was not intended-..-- Robertson's 12• Points. ,
to uncover , unscrupulous Nancy Brindley and Margo
billings �o O H I P by 'o - Moore had. ei ht pointseach for
tometrists. - Colborne against St. Marys.
- It's almost impossible for op- • Sandy.Fisher added four pointa
tometrists: to, cheat ,the plan and Betty,Sowerby two for the
because of the way their billin"g, winners.
p'rocedure's have been set up, r;' • Sheila O'Brien led St. Marys .
the 'Goderich optometrist said, with seven points, while Celia
Optometrists : themselves T)rennan and, Theresa Cum-
, have, planned.. the procedure, , •mings added four each.
' not 140IP officials, he said, Against Robertson,- Nancy
.•OH'IP is not ,connected. with ° ,Bri-ndlev and Sandra Rowe had
.the study at all he added, six points each for 'Colborne.
He emphasized again that he
thought the internal study was Joni. Thcampson led Robert
to help plaxe graduates from ‘sttn with six points. Da.wri Oke
the u•niver'Sity'• optometry' :had four and Barb Straughan
two. ,
St. Mary's
takes tap
h�nors�
St. Mary's of Goderich won
the GDCI elementary school
boys' ` basketball tournament
last Saturday..
The St. Alar's team won the
championship, defeating Roiber-
tson 46.23 and Colborne Cen-
tral 34-15.
Agains* .Robertson, Ian
Chisholm led Si. Marys with 15
points. Dave MacKenzie added
10• ' Tom, Doherty with seven,
Mike Petrie with six, Dave
Bedour with four and Dennis
Donnelly acid Rick Leddy, with"
two points each, coinpleted the.
scoring,
Terry Switzer with eight and
Mike Milley with seven points
led Robertson.
Dave , MacKenzie, ',Mike
Petrie and Dave Bedour;, each
had eight points in St. Marys
win over Colborne.
Don Bogie led Colborne with
four points.
I'n the other game, 'played,
Robertson defeated Colborne.,
30-20.
Bill Ross with 12 points and
Mike Milley with 10,•
Robertson.
John Kloeze .was high man
for Colborne with eight points.
Colborne Won the girls'.
division defeating .Robertson
18-12 and edging St: Marys 22-
21
Marion) Melick 'and Sheila.
O'Brien had - eight points each
for St, Marys in their -28-12 win
against Rn
b rt
s
on
while
TheresaCummings
e uadded six,
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Tutcotte One point.
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