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The Goderich. Minor Hockey Association held its annual Murphy, the top goaltender and Eric Skirten, captain of the
awards banquet last Wednesday and bantam winners in- • champion Goderich Elevator team. (staff photo)
eluded Bill Peters, captain -of the McGee Motors team; Pat
Student/teacher
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-The' Optometrical Seoretary is a
member of a vision care team-wi.th
`a challenging career. •
Optometrical Secretaries extend
-the optometrist's capabilities by . .
assisting with important aspects of '
vision care services.
This one year Optorriettical Secre-
tarial Program has been structured
to provide the graduate with the
skills -essential to the efficient
operation of an optometrical of-
fice. The graduate will be capa-
ble of providing the•secretarial
services and • handling the •
clinical records inan opto-
nletrical. office. Graduates.
will assist the optometrist,
• aidpatients.in,the cosmetic.
consideration of frame
styles, observe the practice
of applying,• removing and
cleaning contact lenses, and
maintain optometrical supplies.
Students enrolled in the Optometrical
Secretarial Program will receive part of
their practical training at the School of
Optometry, University ' of Waterloo•.
Send applicatidns to
the Registrar,
Conestoga. College of
Applied Arts & Technology
299 Doon Valley Drive, Kitchener, Ontario
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ratio the •same
[despite cutbacks
Despite discussion during
the past month by the Huron
County Board of Education
trustees;' the student -teacher
ratio for the 1976-77 school/.
year will remain at 22 to 1 as
suggested earlier.
At .a, special meeting
free �tree planting
0.0:T ERfC
. Many farms in_ Huron,' landowner, offer • adviee on
Bruce,. and'.'Perth Counties the proper species to plant,'
have some land •onee.cleared ind. Carry out the acfu'al
• and farmed but nov. idle planting work
because.. it is too steep or The, landowner purchases
.rocky for cultivation,' lacks ,the nursery stock at nominal
sufficient • moisture, or: _, cost' from the •. Ministry .:lof .'
nutrients, or is too smdll or Natural Resources nursery
irregular in ,shape.•;;Changing and assumes _•responsibility .
methods 9f farming also have, for 'Protecting . the young,:
resulted .in many acres of plantation • 'from . fire,.
•marginal r farm land ,livestock, °. insectsand
becoming i4I'e..Trees are adisease. • '
crdp 'which >can make these Any • landowner interested
idle lands productive again. 'in further details of. this free
Reforesting such areas i.s • " service should Contact the
important for many reasons..Wingh:am office' of, the
in addition to production Ministr of Natural
lumber,' .=fence posts, 'Resources,
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Wednesday night,—the board
accepted a recommendation.
from the adhoc negotiating`
committee that director of
education John Cochrane
finalize staff for the fall terra.:
�`atT r _revel
ff. prn7 rales one•:%.: eig. t, a
'maximum .of •313.;4teachers
will be employed. This is a
decrease of 6.6 teachers from.
the current term.
The 313.4 teacher number
does not include teachers' for
:home • economics, industrial
arts, special• education and
kindergarten.
The kindergarten 'ratio is
one-half teacher for each 28
pupils or fraction thereof..
At the secondary school
level, a maximum of 273
teachers' may beeniployed..:
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fuelwood, and Christmas
trees:
Windbreaks or shelterbelts
enhance • the beauty and
comfort of farm b'uildings'and.
protect• field crops from
.
strong winds. Good woodlots ;
and shelterbelts increase the
sale value of a farm: Forest
cover helps reduce run-off
and controls soil erosion by
wind or water. Forested
areas also improve •wildlife
habitat and enhance the
aesthetic. beauty of the lan-
ds c aopree.
an-dscape. -
More n'ssistance than ever
before is now available to
landowners for planning and.
establishing ,this new forest
:crop The•Minis.try of Natural
Resources provides a free
tree plantingservice for all
landowners willing to have 1Q
acres or more of suitable land
planted to trees. Under this'
program the Ministry will, •
free .of .charge, inspect the
property to be planted,
.consider the 'objectives of the
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In.Ground •Swimming Pop' Kits: -
Can't Beat The Price!
Eg: t Vii' Xi 2 2-0 Complete.
si 395;00
Please call us':collect
for aware information.-.'
Mr. Harvey will answer all.
your questions,
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The
495..685`7
Benmiller General Store
New Summer Hours
Bishop.
-comin=g
+RolI'up' your sleeve
to save a life'.:.
BE A BLOOD DONOR
The Rt. Rev. T:: David B.
Ragg, Bishop ,of Huron, will
visit St. George's Church,
Goderich Sunday, May, 2nd .at
11, .a.m., for the service of •'
confirmation. .
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All Weather Coats•
Large group -Sites from 5 to 18
FtEG.. PRICE140 to $109
8
Ma
Saley " $ 25
Price TO
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Wool Coats
Includes some half size coats
REG."PRICE $75 to $129•
May $ 48
Saic
Price
019
May
Sale
Price
Sportswear
Large Groups
Substantial Savings
REG. PRICE 59.00 .to 140.00
6 00 To$25 ou
Suits
SmaIF group wool suits
REG. PRICE $95 to 5139
May
"Sale
Price
Dresses
Large'group spring dresses
Size range from 7•to22t/2 in the group e'
REG.,PRICE 534 to 1150
$, -` dir) $
2
iim To
•F
!ant
Coats
most sizes
in the group,
REG. PRICE $35 to $50
May Sale Price
V TO
'GROUP OF
Pants and
Skims
in Original
..Price
Open Friday Nights Til 9
SHOPPE
On The Sglldre, Goderich
Starting. May 1
Open ° Seven Days A
Monday -Saturday .7:30 A.M.
Sunday Only 9:00 A.M.
Week
8:00 P.M.
We now carry a lcomplete line of
• groceries,,hardware, dry goods and specialize
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'Drop in and say Hello..,:'
Proprietors Ross and Frankie Hillier
524-6321
THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET
"The Store That Saves You More"
SCARFE'S PAINT
BY THE QUART
REGULAR $4.117 QT.
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''SCARFE'S..PAINT_
BY THE GALLON
REGULAR 511.97 GAL.
FABRIC DEPARTMENT
n , -SPECIALS
ASSORTED
,FABRICS
$1 31
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LB.
NEW SHIPMENT.
JUST ARRIVED
TOWEL ENDS
77
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STARTING
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OPEN MONDAY
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'TIL 9:00 P.M.
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9:38 5:30
i=riday nights
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