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WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 19:4 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Intended for ,
an earlier' issue
More than 7,800 students will be
employed across the province this
summer, through .the Ontario
Youth Secretariate's Experience
/6 program. Now in it's• fourth
consecutive year:. the Experience
Program is designed once again to
offer jobs that will allow studentS to
put their education, enthusiasm
and resources to productive use.
The Ministry of Natural Resourc-
„es is again the largest single ,
. employer, offering more than 2,500
jobs in the field of natural, resource
management and, development.. •
About 1,200 of these job opportun-
ities are available through the
Province's 38 Conservation Author-
ities.
Program 130 (formerly S,VV.E.'
E.P.) at the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority will include
33 local students working at various.
environmental enhancement pro-
jects within the Maitland water-
shed. The format of this year's
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program at M-.V.C.A. has been
changed somewhat front the past,
in that the summer staff will be
working directly under the super-
vision of the regular Authority field
staff. Work •projects for 7 crews'
(located at the Falls Reserve C.A.,
Wawanosh Valley 'C.A., Galbraith
C.A., and Brussels C.A.) will thus
be assigned• and co-ordinated by
the Authority Superintendent, Gra-
ham Jackson.
The senior supervisor's position
for this year has been filled by Rob
Keip Formosa. In addition to
conducting the Authority's regular
Information and Education pro-
gram, Rob 'will be responsible for
co-ordinating the' administrative
•aspects of the, summer .program.
Blake Ferguson of Gorrie will act
as this year's senior technician. A
25 year wildlife ,management plan
for the Wavvanosh • Valley C.A.,
vegetative inventories and drain-
age • mapping for the watershed are
some of the projects in which Blake
will be involved.
Ann. Dalton of Goderich will be
applying knowledge gained
through . her four years in the
geography program at Wilfred
, Laurier University, as she complet-
es infra 7 red mapping and analysis,
updating of map information . from
1975 air photographs, and design-
ing a revised watershed Map.
John Elliott of Brussels, the third
Program' Technician, will be involv-
ed with historical studies 'of the
Brussels and Gorrie design
plans for interior renovations of the
Authority display unit, and 'assist-
ing with the Program's information
and municipal work projects.
The clerical work for the
Program will be done by Mary-Lou
Mazer, a third year student of
Resources • Management at the
University of GueTph.
The 1976 program is structured
so that technical and • supervisory
jobs are for a period of 14,weeks, 14
post-secondary subforemen and
labourers will work for '13' weeks,
and 14 secondary school students
will be employed for 7 weeks.
Students employed as subfore-
men for this year include Pam
.KINLOUGH •
Lea Anne Haldenby and Lois
Hanna are spending this week at
tichientPairie.sberian Church, Can7 at
Mr. and' Mrs.. Glen .11abienby
and 'boys had 4 cpmbiried anniver-
sary •and birthday'party at Mr. and
Mrs., Alex Percy's on' Sunday.
We are pleased to report that
Frank Maulden is making fatipur-
able progress. He has been a
patient, -in •the Wipghain 'and
Districk Hospital for the past two
weeks. .
Rev. Andrew Lane of GOderiCh
and lifs daughter Mrs. Ross Culley
of Toronto, who are holidaying at
Bruce Beach, visited on Saturday at •
the Lane and Maulden homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. George I3ushell,
DaVid and Janet of Ottawa visited.
during the week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edbert Bushell.
Other visitors at the same home
were Mrs. Katherine Fraser, Anne,
Edwin and Janice of Armow.
Mrs. Malcolm Lane, who is a
patient in University Hospital,
London, suffered a Paralytic seiz-
ure and niembers of her family
visited with her over the weekend.
We wish her• improved health.
STANLEY'S GATHER
in attendance at the . Stanley
family re-union were 158.
Sam Stanley of the Brookhaven
Nursing flame, Wingham was the
oldest man present.. Then . on.
Sunday, 75 relatives gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Elliott and Ian, concession 10, •for .
another family get together. Mrs.
John McFarlan (Belle Stanley) of
Kincardine was the oldest guest.
• Weekend. visitors with. Mrs.
Marretta Hodgins were Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and family
of Niagara, Mrs. Peggy Elliott,
Detroit, Leon'iid Stanley and his 4
grandchildren, Dawn, Shelley,
Chris and Carry of Lansing,
Michigan and. Miss Florence Fero.
Dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Art Graham on. Monday were
Richard Elliott, Mrs. Dorothy
Thompson and Edna' and May
Boyle.
Mrs. Bert Nicholson and her
sister, Mrs. Glen Campbell of
Kincardine went to Brampton on
Monday where 'Eva had further
medical attention.
YOUR CHOICE
The habits you acquire are
either bobbers or sinkers on the
sea of life—they either hold
you up or hold you down'
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Graul of Gadshill, Marilyntte Wise
of Clinton; Rob -Weeks of LiStowel,
Heather Jewell of Goderich, Kathy
Fines of Bluevale, Candace Kidd of
Atwood and Brenda Johnston of
Belgrave. The regional safety and
operations training session occu-
pied most of these people for their
first Week .of employment.
,Post-secondary school labourers
presently on the job include Wendy
Mortimer and Shirley McLaughlin.
of Listowel, Beth Chowen and
Janette Ginn .,of Clinton, Judy,
Harkness of Marathon, Barb Elliott
of Brussels, and Anne Welwood of
Wingham. To date, the work crews
have been planting trees, cutting
grass, ,conducting clean-up of
conservation areas and came-sites,
preparing the new Falls Reserve
campground for seeding, and
clearing brush.
In addition to theSe and other
Authority projects; the summer
staff will also be involved in various
work projects for the Authority's
member municipalities. Painting,
landscaping, clean:up and some
erosion control work are some of
the jobs presently proposed.,
With the addition of 14 high
school students, who will • begin
work on July 5, this year's program
should'be as constructive, and even
exceed' the productivity of pro
grams in the past.
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