HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-03-12, Page 48, all lots .1 -12 Eastern
-.Division; No. 2, Concession 9;
10, 11,.'12,'13; 14, all lots 1.
12, Easter Division.
13y-law No. 7, 1980, a
by-law to establish a plan for
einergelicy services
event of flood, hurricane, or
,other disaster; was given
three ,teadings" and passed,
The road superintendent
was authorized to attend a
road school to be held in May
At; field Township Council
met on Match 4 with all
members present, The Min-
utes of the previous meeting
.were read and approved and
jhe following_busineSs dealt
,with.
Clerk Simpson was in
structed to advertise for a
Plications for someone . to
count, the dogs and sell dog
tags• in the Township for
1080: A letter is Jo be sent to
the committee in charge of
the Dungannon 125th anni-
versary celebration to be
held,..saYing_the Council of
the ToWnship of Ashfield
supports their plans to hold
the celebration August lst td.
4th, 1980,
Building permits were ap
proved for Jean Lalonde •
floarri), Allan Gibson (drive
shed).
The tender of Edward Fu-
els Ltd, Goderich; of 11
'cents 'per litre ' off 4regular
tank car prices of gas, diesel
and furnace oil for a -three
year period was accepted, .
Polling sub-divisions one
and two are to be changedin
the new voters list which will
be published in September,
1980,- as 1,'
concession 1,.2, 3, 4, S, 6, 7,
Road : accounts of
$11,648.21 and general acrd
counts of--$16;620.86 -were
approved for payment.,
The presentation of the Stewart Mann Memorial. Trophy to the highest' scorer in
Minor hockey was made Saturday night. Steve Simpson, right, received the trophy :from
Donald. Mann. Other players hi the running for the award were John Vanderveit, and' Scott
Hackett,. AtOrn; Grant Murray and Todd Ritchie,-Pee Wee;. George Alton and Jamie Beige;
Bantam; Larry MacPhersiiii and. Allan Rivett, :Midget, Kevin Clark, juveniles.
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During the month of March, Ford of Canada will pay cash rebates
of $300 TO BUYERS OF NEW FAIRIVIONTS and rebates of $500
TO BUYERS OF NEW THUNDERBIRDS,
Program will make a contribution
- towards wages at the level of the
provincial minimum.wage. In addition,
Contributes employee —
benefitS and up to $2Q per Person per
week to cover project overhead,costs.
Where do you go frotriltprer
InformatiOu and project proposal
application forrns are available at
Canada EmplOment Centres Or
•-• EmPloyment DeVelopment Branch
ofkes.
Ford Fairmont
IF YOUR
ORGANIZATION HAS A
PROJECT WORTH
DOING THIS SUMMER,
THE SUMMER YOUTH
EMPLOYMENT
PROGRAM WILL HELP
PAY FOR STUDENTS TO
HELP GET IT DONE.
Does your organization qualify?
Established, non-profit
organizations and local governments
may qualify to receive financial assist-
ance to hire students.
What projects should you consider?
To qualify, Projects should
employ, at least three students for six to
18 weeks-between the 5th of May. .
. and the 5th of September. Proposals
must he of benefit to student .partici-.
pants and should he of lasting value to
the community.
Deadline for project proposals is
March 28.
Tb. receive financial assistance to
hire -students, proposals must be
submitted (post-marked) no later than
March 28. Of course, it is to your
organization's advantage to submit its
application as early as possible, but
March 28 is the final deadline. Now's
the time to get that summer project
off the groi nd.
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We Have Models o'
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Immediate belivety
What students will be employed?
Post-secondary or secondary
students intending to return to school
in the fall, who are Canadian citizens
or permanent residents are eligible,
The Summer Youth Employment
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