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Several art students, studying under the tutelage of well-known artist, Agnes Styrmo, displayed some of their paintings in a miniature exhibit Saturday. Customers at Doane Hall Pharmacy in Oak Ridges were pleasantly surprised to see paintings displayed. Brief says A-G â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, May 10, 1978 Oak Ridges News Maintaining the quality of education in a time of restraint and low enrolment is the thrust of a brief the York County Board of Education sent to the Jackson Com- mission on declining enrolment. The report claims that while declining enrolment will be a short-lived problem in the region. there is a general over- reaction in most quarters that the quality of education must necessarily decline as well. It says it would be a mistake to allow a short- term lack of enrolment, or even one in small pockets, to disrupt the system of shuffling teachers, cancelling programs and closing schools. By MILLIE STEWART Some of the art work 773-4424 was for sale. HA tremendous amount of time, energy and . . . . Dlstrlct artists display paintings l TOWNE & COUNTRYE SQUARE Directly across the mall from our present location. Steeles Optical... providing the Willowdale, Thornhill and Richmond Hill areas with a quality optical service for ten years. 0 EMERGENCY SERVICE 0 LAB 0N PREMISES 0 CONTACT LENSES (Hard 8 Soft). CERTIFIED CONTACT LENS FITTER. Steeles Optical Towns 8 Own-rye Square Yonge St. at Steeles Ave., Mllowdale is moving Steeles Opficpl Declining enrolments shouldn’t cause drop in education quality Watch for our Relocation Specials! MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9:30 . 9:00 - SATURDAY 9:30 . 5:30 The students are Laurie Agostini, Charlie Muscat, Sue Castonguay and Natalia Dalla Pieta. LIONS Russ Andress, a former Oak Ridges Lion, has become the Charter President of a new Lions Club in Haliburton. Several Lions from Oak Ridges and their ladies attended the Charter money could be lost by trying to make amends for a two-year period of over-compensation. In its recom- mendations, the brief asks the Ministry of Education to recognize areas of York Region which will be affected by declining enrolment for only short periods of time. It is hoped the same level of education that has existed in times of ex- pansion will also be maintained during periods of student shrinkage. Other recommendatâ€" ions in the brief include: a special weighting factor be introduced by the ministry, where there is enough population to provide increases in enrolment in a three-year period, to avoid tem- porary cutbacks in 0 HIGH FASHION FRAMES Lion Don Cook of Oak Ridges was one of three in the district invited to be a guest tail twister. Don was selected because he is probably one of the noisiest tail twisters to be found anywhere. DYNES JUNIOR B The players from the Dynes Junior B team will hold their banquet Night in Haliburton last Friday. program: a penalty be assessed a board whose quality of services and programs falls below a level provided for the same numbers of students and teachers in a time of growth; and that sufficient grants disallow the manipulation of the pupil-teacher ratio (PTR) as a means of solving teacher redun- dancy. The York board is also asking to retain per- mission to sell or lease its buildings and sites (or parts of them) it deems as surplus. with the resulting revenues to be used for programs and-or building projects not otherwise funded by the ministry. These expenditures would occur without any loss of grant. 223-5168 Friday, May 12_ Following the meal, they will hold a dance. The music will begin about 8:30 pm. in the This will be a farewell for some of the players, as this was their last year with the teaam. Lidns Den af Bond Lake Arena. Admission to the dance is only $1 per person. SWINGIN‘ 50's The Dynes Junior B Boosters and Bond Lake Skating Club are com- bining talents to sponsor a dance to bring back memories. The music will be from the 50‘s and 60‘s, and the dress is optional. There will be prizes for the best costume of those times. Pony tails and rolled up jeans will be just the thing. Crinolines and penny loafers for the gals and leather jackets and greased down hair for the guys will put you in the scene. The fun will happen at Bond Lake Arena on the main floor, May 27 starting at 8 pm. Tickéts aré available by calling 773-5564 or 773- 5881. MINOR HOCKEY Oak Ridges and District M i n o r H 0 c k e y Association will hold their banquet and presentation of trophies Saturday, May 13, at 1 pm. at Our Lady of the Annunciation School. 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Eglinton west of lslington o Bloor near Royal York 0 2913 Lakeshore (1 mi. west of Royal York) Richmond Hill Hillcrest Mall Mississauga Hwy. 10, south of 5' 0 Square One Meadowvale Town Centre Oakville Lakeshore at Trafalgar' ' Georgetown Main at James Brampton/Bramalea 28 Main“ 0 Bramalea City Centre 0 Shopper‘s World Milton Main at Charles 'not open Friday evening and Saturday ' ‘not open Friday evening. Most branches open Friday evening and Saturday. 'Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Over 135 branches across Canada Lake Arena in the Lions Den. There will be music by a discâ€"jockey, a buffet and door and spot prizes. Admission is $5 per couple for minor hockey members and $10 per couple for nonmembers. Tickets are available at the door or by calling 773- 5059 or 773-5511. OUR LADY’S GUILD The Guild has elected a new executive for the coming year. Past president is Faye Wolfer. Her duties have ended and the new president, Betty Klauke will take over. The first vice-president is Ricca Mennen and the second vice-president is Philomina Dulye. The new secretary is Annette Mucciacto and the treasurer is Elizabeth Pagganini. LIBRARY More than 40 people gathered at the Charles Connor library last Thursday to watch a demonstration on the art of microwave cooking by Sheila Krasowski. A full-course gourmet menu was cooked in record time and sampled by everyone. BEST PICTURES The Family Week contest winners for the best pictures of their families are Denise Bub, Christine Farrell and Rosanna Farrell. Their pictures will be on display at the library all week. CONSERVE ENERGY The Richmond Hill Community Conservation Centre has a display at the Charles Connor Library on conserving energy. 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