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Institute has a national and interna-
5552 Ste. Catherine St., ST. ISIDORE –
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613-524-2079 • 1-800-465-4927
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Construction Carpentry-Advanced
Housing, Personal Support Worker,
Social Service Worker and Office
Administration-Executive.
All programs give students the
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to succeed in today’s workforce. 19th
For more information call 613-267-
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2859, visit the campus for a tour or
DOOR COMPANY
• SECTIONAL GARAGE DOORS
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check
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122 Collings, Perth
• ELECTRIC DOOR OPENERS
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1-800-551-0472
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Perth and the surrounding town-
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• RADIO CONTROLS • SECTIONAL
ships are directly represented by
their own municipal councils, which
strive to keep tax rates favourable in
all sectors.
The local councils are responsible
for everything from waste manage-
ment and recycling, snow plowing,
a good roads network, water supply
and treatment (in Perth), recreational
facilities, fire and police services, and
much more. Further details can be
found on the municipal websites.
The outdoors
There are wonderful opportunities
for the outdoor enthusiast here. You’ll
find an abundance of golf courses,
conservation areas, provincial parks,
private campgrounds, boating, swim-
ming, cycling, hiking, skating, snow-
shoeing, snowmobiling, sleigh rides
and skiing.
There are considerable opportuni-
ties for wildlife viewing in the diverse
forest and wetland areas. You may
want to try bass fishing, fly fishing or
ice fishing.
Are you convinced?
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he Tatlock quarry, located in Lanark Highlands, Ontario, mines the
unique high calcium crystalline marble, referred to as ‘snowwhite’
for its purity and colour. Omya is dedicated to the conservation of
Check this guide for more informa- the environment. All steps are taken to meet the stringent requirements
tion about what Perth and District
of environmental protection as set out by governments. Through
has to offer. Relocation packages are
reclamation, the mined pit is returned to a natural state. Visit our
available at the Chamber of Commerce
interpretive look-out at the quarry.
and municipal offices. To receive a
package or for information, call the
Chamber at 613-267-3200 or visit
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www.perthchamber.com.
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