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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-08-02, Page 17ILUCKNOW ainisnmo REFORMED CHUROI tinaistias 'Tins Ttolltisrilitlirifila Morns COn , Sundays August 4,1919 10 /1601,1110d71110win. Itilmaary Alownetedos emereleip 41, availing gvyQw WILI401In wommensimeimmommemerommamommempsermummemmummeik. age' 110. AO a Pme Amgen R tAr(ilg, Eli the qes Barkkel 91hoto) .,--' ..lammpopo lVst iawanos 17 glirMee Aguirmasa....c. 4.31. ' Jos. 3.3„,, - , utual ' haulgannon, M947922 • 1-SO04264495 , • „Farm Protection For: s*W . 7'*IMMT:;:>g;Vjg1 1160'4 .;ti...a.0..1.13,0643i A.:*33/353,*,3.0.10i3303.0.4->... 0s ,...e.,,,g,,,,,m,,,,,.,,,01:kg ''''',''';'• 14x.:',:i.,":60:1PORIPPIMPII* • ,,i,,,s's,serss,st::•••srp:s!A ;f/....:3;e41". .!;•,.;. • Stedikali4' "'", ••••••%, L• ••• • "".,4:,tiiig; • • For • a quotation, please contact any of the following agents: FRANK FORAM Loolioow WNW LYONS* MULHERN Godwieb 524004 DONALD B. SIMPSON • Voderiell 15291501 JOHN NIXON Vamp* 10740411 • DELMAR Auboru 5,194270 Cliatoo •482 KENNETH MMN 1iy NOW SLAW INS It* QV MOW. '$0i0001$ 100441 LAME cAMPEELL- 81111/111SAL•1;0011JOSYSIIM ...COOS animals autOrnaticaPY. ••,impreves leed corweteien. increases• rate of gain. AUTOMATICALLY CONTROLS 4,,Length,sof cycle ottme between cycles dremperatere mowOrLivAn. 47, toN:1.4K44.4,0'„^; rirair•-• • 2 COOLING SYSTEMS 06prinkier .Oroplet 43.06, 20m1.tnout.sor3Odrop 1/2" h9001. 040,o0A344450 fr 0L.H#4,011A/1.*011 Enjoy Tobermory ferry trip Mrs. Don Cliriatensen and her daughter 41strdrie Mitton, and Pastor and Mrs. Marvin Chrititensen ,drove to Tabermory ,on Monday where boarded the inn. It was a bes •drily si they all erijoW the boat trip. Mrs. thriStenten returned to Milton that night bit Janine for a longer holiday wilth her : I ts. Cora Barr formerly ,rif here and a resident at Dryden Manor Itielmow was taken to the Wirigharn and District ft .-wital for further medicid care. We send our be wi.slies to her. Corporal and Mrs. Darrell Barr of Mamma, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack BUM and with his grandmother Mrs. Cora 'Barr and oithet relatives here. Tliey will be lex& kg Trenton air base for kGermany for a period o four yars. .Around five O'clock on Wednesday, the Luclmow Ere degiartment came through here en route to a load �f hay bales which were burning at the Smith Line intersection (Khiloss-Kincardine) beim - Amy. The wagon and bay was lost but the tractor was mihoolred and driven away. it was fortunate that no further damage was done. Mr. and Mrs. Bugh Jansen of Cochrane are visiting With her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alec Percy and other • We are sorry that Rev. WEliam Baird, minister of the Teeswuter and rinlougli Presbyterian thinTlies, is a patient in the Willem= and r."4:rit Ilospftal. We with hhn improved belgth. 111111111111.111111111111111111111111IMMEIMIll 'ROUGH bY MaY 80Y1* 111111111111111111111111.1111111111111111 Pastor and Mrs. Marvivi ILIfr-dstensen went to Milton on Friday and their granddaughter Janine Christensen returned home with them after a holi- day here. Pastor C'hristensen had a wedding at Milton on Saturday and returned borne later. Mrs. Pearl Lloyd of Bracebridge, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan LI iv • f London visited on Saturday with ; and May Boyle. Mr. and Mr& Reg Powell returned home from Michigan where they visited with relatives. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Page, Lisa and Andrea of Burlington and the Richards family left on Saturday, took the Polar Bear Express to Moosonee for a holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Beckett of W- illem and Mr. and Mr& Milford Wan, concession 11), have returned home from a trip to Colorado. While them, they visited with Mr. and Mts. Fluter. The Palters • them maw sites arismd Denver which was most in- teresting-to-the--Wall&-Mrs.-Panter--is---- --- the farmer Kathleen Gardner of the Luelmow area. Kathleen and Irlma were school chums and had much reminiscing to do. Youth Skills Programs ease sition from school to work BY JACK RIDDIG.1,, Ontario contin" ues to provide leader - hp in the area cif alas development for the estimated 66 percerit teenagers who do not go to university or college when they leave high school. To this end, my colleagues at Queen's Park have treated time programs that will help move these teenagers into meaningful jobs. The package, which will iced a total ,of $1146 million to le- ment, was unveiled last week by Skills Development Minister Alvin Curling. Ontario's new Toth Mils Programs are deSigned to provide a solid founda- tion for young people through aspren- liceShip fraining. .lii this way teenagers will he able to combine schoolroom education with on-the-job work ,esperience. L Your govermnent believes that if teenagers are to secure well-paykkg, jobs in .a world of tecimfibigical change and industrial restructuring, they must have ,access to training options. This is par- ticularly .1., in an era where a high 6; '';16 um is ;paced .on basic analytical and teclmical The following programs are speeifical- ly designed expose our young people to employment environment so that tan participate fully in the workplace of the firtnre: Ontrulo Tralneeship Prop:sin The Traineeship Program ,provides young people who have already left XVI Ebel:0 ;access to jobs where there are Skills shortages. Trainees will spend bet - mew one and two years combining on- the-job oxPerietWe With shorter, class- room 'tuition periods. TraineeShips will be tailorinade to the requirements of ,certain industry sec- tors, such as the aut‘imotive, telecom- munications eqtupment Aniid hoopitality iinduetxlee. local school boards and chambers 4 commerce. Summer *Wdes EsPerlenee Under this program, employers with trainee apprentices are eligible for a $1,000 wage subsidy for each summer student they hire -as an apprentice. The Summer Trades Experience is designed to give stridents a better insight into the world of skilled occupations. The. wit be launched in the summer of 1990. Rapid technological advances are changing the face of the workplace, and it is a fact of industrial life in Ontario that there are skills shortages in certain business seetois. Your Government is committed to en- suring that ow workforce will be poised to meet the market challenges and make a meaningful contribution to tomorrow's growth. Church ;ad musing Ministry thee on Nsa-Protit Hosallig WWI" The Eastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran MAMA in Canada has receiv- ed a grant of_P14100 this week from the lkfinistiw of Housing to conduct an in- ventory of Church lands in southern and southwestern Ontario. The inventory will examine lands own- ed by the Eastern Synod of the church to determine the suitability of sites, for ' the development of nonprofit Housing by the church. This malts another step in your government's efforts W link community residents to affordable housing solutions with the help of their own church and ,community organizations. needed to develop the Is belng conducted by 160 Alyea. Ms, Elizabeth e*j a second year divinity at Waterloo Lutheran Sernhiery Javfor with 10 yea* ex 4* The church has *boo Office sboa$1114