HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-24, Page 5Kentucky Flied Chicken
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Sept. 27th & Sept. 28th
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Agriculture census given approval
The. Honourable Jean,.
Jacques Blais, Minister
responsible or Statistics
Canada has announced that
final approval has been
given to the 1981 Census of
Agriculture questionnaire,
The Canada gazette has
published a list of the,
questions which will be ask-
ed of all farm operators with
annual sales of MO or more.
The questions were chosen
after consultation with
Agriculture Canada, provin-
cial governments, farmers'
associations and other ma-
jor public and private sector
users. "We have trimmed
the number of questions to 20
per cent less than in 1971,"
Mr. Slats. said. "Operators
of some 340,000 farms will
'fill out only those sections of
the questionnaire related to
their operations - on
average, about a third of the'
questions."
Estimated to .cost
million over fiVe years. the
Census of Agriculture will be
.conducted -on Wednesday,
June 3, 1981 together with
the Census of population and
Rousing. Taking both cen-
suses at the same time.
limits the 'number of
enumerators required. as
about 10,900 of the 34,000
enumerators on the Census
of Population and Housing
will also work on the Census
of Agriculture.
The Census will provide
vital knowledge about the
country's agricultural ac-
tivities 'by covering such
areas as land tenure,
machinery and e uipment,
pesticide use, crop .and
livestock inventories. how
land is used, energy needs
and farm business pra. ctices,
The information will help
the farming community,
farm organizations, private
business and governments to
identify changes since the
last Qensus and spot
problevi 'issues requiring
action,
"MI those responding to
the 1981 Census of Canada
can be certain that their
answers will remain con,.
fidential," Mr. Blois said,
"Aft regular and part-time
staff, must take an oath of
secrecy under the Statistics
Act and face a fine or jail
term, or both, for any viola-
tion. No individual or farm
will be identifiable from the
statistical tables."
The Minister stressed the
importance of the Census to
the nation, adding "I am
sure we can count on
everyone's co-operation on
Census Day,"
23 permits
issued
Permits valued at $57,778
were approved by Exeter
building inspector Brian
Johnston during the past
month. There was no new
construction, the 23 permits
being for renovations or
additions only,
Anna Melnick received a
permit for an addition at
Braemore Manor, 53 James
St., while swimming pools
were approved for Shirley
Willis, 83 Main N. and Clay
Murray, 220 Churchill,
Commercial renoations
were undertaken by The
Junction and 363884 Ontario
Ltd. at 362 Main. A garage
permit was issued to Jacob
Kallumadyil, 81 Alexander
E.
Residential renovations
were approved for the
following; Jim Hennessey,
16 Anne; Margaret Lawson,
89 John W.; Emma John-
ston, 71 Main; Gerald Reid,
256 Carling; Paul Sass, 66
William; Eugene Clarke, 118
Gidley W.; Allen Berry, 82
Mill; Beverley Simpson, 53
John E.; Lorne Turnbull, 86
W,aterloo; Lynda Baker, 118
William ; William Musser,
354 Edward; Ted Jones, 162
Victoria W.; Harold Beaver
134 Victoria W.; John Bruls,
27 Gidley; Melba Walper,
152 Carling N: Tony
Martens, 210 Sanders E.
SLIDING FUN — Amy Johns and Jeff Bowen enjoy a slide at the Sunshine Kids nursery
school with the help of teacher Audrey Melick, T-A photo
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