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It was the melt of fresh wood and the chance to create that 1v Heather Keith and Lynda Dekkers into the field of car ry The two wnnen are the first female studeris of the carpen try prcerrm cffered through Geor gain Colleges extension servic es and both agree they took the nurse as labor of lore rath er than chance to prove equ ality of the excs Heather was the first female student accepted into the prog ram and chose the course for number of reasons Mostly she wanted to become involved in some kind of work ivhich would permit her to use her hands and work outdoors She likes to work physically and she likes to work mostly alone And she loves the smell of Wood While Heather would like to help build house or two after she finishes her course her main interest lies in the intric ate and time consuming field of cabinet making She has great deal of pat ience with the fine intricate work of building and is looking for muaurnnnfh ma not yvuAAa CARE patience and inter est in the fine details of woking with wood are car pentry student Heather Keiths strong points While she would like to work on the construc T1ie chance of creating drew women to carpentry ward to the chance of taking turn to Bell Canada where she an apprenticeship with good has worked holorc craftsman Before entering the program Heather taught school in Lab rador and after leaving her school returned to this area be cause her family lives in the area and after living in isola tion didnt feel she was ready to cope with the big city life While the reception of her teach21s and fellow Iassmates has been good Heather could not sy the same of the Canada Manpower Centre which refers the majority of students to the program THE STUMBLING BLOCK Manpower was the stumbling block she said saying it be came quite evident to her that the job counsellor did not want to put woman in the prog ham While applying she was told to either go back to teaching or to take one of the bookkeeping or stenogravphic courses Lynda said she also met with some resistance but met less hardship because Heather had already broken the ice Lynda was encourang to rc tion houer tor while Hoa ther would prefer in the long run to enter the craft of cabinet making Although she is qualified teacher Heath er chose carpentry because Carpentry is not heavy work like masonry Lynda said and lifting plank of wood is no heavier than carrying her three ycarold daughter Lynda chose carpentry for much the same reasons as ea ther She likes to work with her hands and working outdoors At first she would like to build log cabin which she did be fore with her husband Then she would like to work on house car peniry but not the mass sub division type Lynda would prefer to work someplace where she could take her daughter with her for she doesnt like putting her in day care She would also like to work with an older independent carpenter whom she can learn from Both girls found they faced little difficulty being accepted by their teachers or follow stu dents lhcy have also been ac cepted by the public many of whom find their work facinat ing There are however the scep tics who insist no one will even hire female carpenter she loves the smell of wood workin physically and work ing outdoors Eventually she would iikc to not only build lllll but dcsian them as cll lLthlllllel Photo loeaéing colae 4111 IOanal George and Lyla Simpson of Shanty Bay were guests of hon or at pot luck supper held re cently at St Thomas Anglican Church Shanty Bay The couple was retiring after 25 years of service as sextons at the historic church built in 1338 of mud and plaster During the presentation of handmade clock by Leon Cor dier of Dalston Campbell Raikes one of the oldest living wardens of the church recalled how as young man George had been champiOn grcasy pole climber anJ baseball player He now di vides his time between his liin but and supporting the Barrie Flyers Following the supper the an nual Vestry meeting was held at which time the reports of var ious committees were heard RETURNS FROM OTTAWA Mrs Peryer of Cundlcs Road East has reurned home after spending the past 10 days Pollys Pointers Dear Polly Do you know how to remove green algae from the bottom of dogs out side water bucket Vera Dear Vera Try strong bleach water solution Scnrb with stiff bruah and rinse thoroughly Polly Dear Polly accidentally made fantastic discovery that should solve Ruths problem with cleaning bor fish tank While cleaning one of ours decided to stop standing at the sink scrubbing with brush try ing to clean the caslc etc that are kept in the tank Neglect and caused them to turn green put some water in an cnamcl pan poured in amount of bleach and popped the castle ceramic turtle and all parts of hc filter into the water and left them for about an hour Everything was clean as new lhere is one warning everything lnltil be well sode and rins°d cl being put back in the water with the fish Mrs SF generous visiting friends in Ottawa While in the capital she was guest of Mrs McKczmc VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT Sunny Park Nursery for handi capped children is in urgent need of volunteers to help at the school Anyone who loros children and can spare at Irt one morning week would be appreciated For more informa tion please phone Mrs oncc flribou 7264869 FATHERS DAY Sunshinc Nursery School in the Alliancc Church will hold fath ers day for fathers pupils this Saturday from 930 to 1130 am WEEKEND TRIP Art and craft enthusiasts in the area are beingI invited to spend an exciting weekend at the third annual Ceramic Hobby Fair in Buffalos Peace Bridge Exhibition Centre The charge is $16 for round trip by bus plus ultlltt at the Holiday Inn Participants will see demon stratiom in the morning and may visit exliibitors booths in the afternoon and evening Tho bu will leave the Con tinental Inn March at am and will return in the evening of the following day For more information call PERMANENT EYELASHES Reg $2000 Per Set NOW $1093 Set Free Makcup masons 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