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The Ark's summer SWAT kids have finished another season completing a total of at least
25 hours work each. Some of the projects this year were working in the Huronlea hair shop,
cleaning up after ball tournaments, painting in the village, watering flowers and helping with
the Junior Summer Rec. Program. There were 14 on the team. Top: Heather Armstrong.
Next row: Nicole White, Angie Ortlieb, youth worker, Sara Little. Second row: Amber Park,
Matt Elliott, Katie Clark, Courteney Sallows, leader Wendy Martin, Vincent Bauer. Front:
Chrissy Mason, Kristin Hopper. Standing: Christie Gerth.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996 PAGE 19.
Community Access Project answers the questions
Is the internet and its usefulness
still baffling? Is it something the
children want, but the parents don't
understand? Well, the Huron Com-
munity Access Project (CAP) may
answer those questions and more.
Developed in co-operation with
several local agencies, the project
provides an opportunity for the
public to access the intemet for free
and refine skills for effective use.
Participants can book one-hour
sessions at any of the nine intemet
access locations around the county,
until Sept. 1, the end of the pro-
gram.
Staff is on-hand to assist with the
basics and self-help resource mate-
rials is provided.
The aim of CAP is to allow
Huron residents free public access
to the internet, to stimulate the
development of new electronic
learning tools and services, to assist
local entrepreneurs and job seekers
looking for information, to.provide
intemet training facilities and to
establish an internet presence for
community, business and govern-
ment information related to the
county.
Staff working through CAP are
local secondary school students
who have had interne opportunities
at their schools.
Tina Hoonard of Blyth is work-
ing out of the Clinton Branch
Library; Trent Richmond, Blyth,
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture,
Food and Rural Affairs, Clinton;
Todd Schenk, Wingham, Wingham
Branch Library; Aaron Barnes,
RR5, Brussels, Seaforth Branch
Library; Stuart Humphries, Clinton,
Huron Business Centre, Seaforth;
Jeff Feinbeiner, Vanastra Commu-
nity School; and Paul Kair,
Goderich Branch Library. Other
access sites are located at the
Huron Employment Liaison Pro-
gram, Clinton and Huron Employ-
ment Resource Centre, Goderich.
After booking an interne time,
participants are asked to check-in
with the receptionist upon arriving
for the initial visit to sign an
acceptable use agreement. Children
under 12 must be accompanied by
an adult.
Co-operating agencies are Indus-
try Canada, Huron County Board of
Education, Huron County Library,
Huron Business Development Cor-
poration, OMAFRA, HOMEtown
Community Network and Huron
Employment Resource Centres.
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