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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-08-28, Page 21COMM1JI\JTTY Times -Advocate, August 28, 1991 Page 21 Dualing hoses - Members of the Hensall Volunteer Fire Department were on hand Sunday, fighting to push a ball along a line using water hoses. The event was part of the firemen's water games, at the Hensall Family Picnic. LpMBT0iC0UNTY ELEMENTARY BUS ROUTES t P.U. IIA Calc. S P.U. Pxkdew Crescent l P.U. Landon Rd. 7. P.U.14b Calc. 2. PP M. Ivy 21 between Kea. Pt. 0.1NUMr• and I Co 9. P.U. 1 oh between 21 and Cry. Rd. 6 LAKEROAD PUBLIC SOIOOL Routs silt). 1stPidwp76.1Sam. 1. P.U. Finch 1 oaNey 2. P.U. Tune 8 8amnglan 3 P.U. 1a Nassau 8 Tuner 4. P.U.2nd Nassau & Tune Rab 1111, 1 a Pidwp @ 8:15 am. 1. P.U. THabdo•n 4 1st walkway 2. P.U. Tlrsledoen 4 2nd *Away 3. P.U. WgeaaN a ab walkway LAMBTON CEHTEMIAL SCHOOL Router/058,1 st P1dkup @ 8:10 am. 1. Along t 01h ins between 1+* . 21 and WookeIEm. Tarim 2. Nag aodkufm. Townhw between 100 Ins 4 . Bit ale '3. Mont 614 kw between BodiaEm. To intone 6 Ywood38 Rd. 4. Meng Inwood Sd Rd. b Imrood S. Nora 80 In• between BodksiEm. Taming 4 Hwy. 21 Rab 0069. 1st Pidwp @ 9.00 am 1. Nag 12h kw between 21 Sd. Rd. 4 Hwy. 21 2. Alag 21 Sd. Rd. lane/and) 1. hang 121h between 21 SO Rd. 4 BrookerEnn. Tarrint 4 Mag Brodk.Ern Tawine between Mtn he 4 12h In. 5 Mang 100 Ina between Bod4Em. Towline 4 Hwy. 21 Rate 8060.1st Pickup @ 805 am. 1. Meng 12h between Hwy. 21 and 91i Sd. Rd. 2 Pldwpon 9h Sd- Rd. manor 12h line (aunarcu d) 263. Mori; b i2Deegan9&3Sd.Rd.&on Cry. Rd 4. Mang 91h Sd. Rd. between 1210 kb 4 10h Ine 5 Mag 1014 b Ivy. 21 6 21 Hwy. b Sdad Rate r061,1st Pickup @ 410 am. I. Mang 10h let to west d 9 Sd. Rd. 2 Wean 10th to Clpy. Rd. 26 (unararnd) 1. East an lOh to 65d Rd. 4. Nang 6 Sd. Rd. lkxnararia S. East con 1014 lee b 21 Hwy. soh Rale 463, let Ptdarp @ 400 ore. 1. Mag 2nd One west or 21 Hey. (Irnaou1d) 2East onand k»sof Sd. Rd. 3. Scut on 12 Sd. Rd. to EmJDaen Towline 4. Mag Taint ns b lumrcuttd S. East con Twins b 9 Sd. Rd. 6. Noll an 9 SO. lid. to and Ins 1.irat ng m9Sid.Rd.westbe0Mry 9. West on 60 Hwy. (unxaxnd) tO.East n60Hwy Io12Sd.Rd. 11 Nath n12 Sd Rd. (unrand) 12. East n BO Hwy. to 01 City 13. East an McMillan 10 Main Sl 14. Hat n Main St to ItIole St. 15. Wee on This91 to 21 Hwy 16. Nab n 21 Itwt a tthool Rate 0064,1 a Pickup @ 400 am. I. Mag Bind Line oast b le Sd. Rd. 2 Hain an I e Sd. Rd. b 2nd kine 3 East m2nd knb21Sd.Ad. 4. Safi on 21 to EmJDaen Tontine S. East on towhee b 24 5d. Rd. 11924102.1494 7. Easton 2W (unsound) & Noll m EmJStodis Tow*1I b 614 kine 9 Weston 6610 21 lay. 10. teat n 21 Hwy. a school Rale 6065, l a Pickup e 820 am. 1.01 Una al Roady Pik Ra 10 Amine 5t 2. Eaten knaine b IS SO. R4. i-3.-Seth 4. West m Hain St ro 2I Main St14i . S Nan on 21 Itwy. Rab.066, la Pfdaip @ 42o a m. 1 a Sprigs a Jan. s& 2 South on Jane to v%gate 3. East co Naoda to Kay Rd 4. Noe on Kdy to Man' St S. Wes on Win to Plank Rd lkali mPlane bbHirt 7. East an BO 14ry. a 21 Hwy. rah ' Rate $067. let Pfdarp @ 405 am. 1. NNaagq Oh hewn* a 12 5d Rd. 2 Weston 1111 b 9 Sd. Rd. 0 Not n 9 (trnadndl 4 West on 914 knS to CAI. Rd. 26 S Nath at 26 (tunkaaM) I.6. Sough on 2610 eh kw 7. Ease n6bb12Sd Rd. 6 Nah n 12 Namaland) 4East anMnb21May. Rea 1064 1st Mop @ 4I0 aces. 1 Map to Wry. Wenn 21 Bary 111 Sd. Re 2 East on IO Mary. (Lynam* 3. Wog nllOHoy.aas 01City 4.01 Ory b 21 Hwy. rah 1014001WeESCHOOL Rate 4134, t a Pldap C Ware. 1. Work Ga. 4 Lav& Pisa 2. Lawn Cos. 6 lancet Carl 3. tans& Cee 4 Soawweel Core. 4. Calif Ce. 6 wale &goo Owns C4a, west Acute 0144INP1dop a:1Sae. 1. Offal D. 4 F4kNwi�. a1) 2 04410r. I Fair Aew Cr. OS 3. Card1 D. a Coral Plan. 4. Card, D. a Mae Ws S. Coal D. a Carel Con l Call D. a Mout Gres Route1141 la Pidrup 1:19 aa. 1. Condos tkr4s a Ant 2. Overfed Cres. a Som. WO 3 %dant II Carel D. 4 BsdlodNL1 tC S B•dte at laws a. MURRAY STREET SCHOOL Rade ,099,laPicket 7 /.1Sam. 1.P,U.1.yndodand Fio1dinne (JKYaSIN. French Sweinial 2. reoc& ab Weaw(m w s bd. G a . ' French Wra•reim 3 P.U.along St Clair Pkwy.ah el SL Oat BM a Ith line 4. P.U. 200 St CW EMI PCs ISaha 8w10 0103, to Ptd,* E $OS am. I P.u. St. Clot Perry and dude 2.PU.WareMMPwt 3. P.U. Vtri at =Hi 4P.U. seem l 5 P U. do *Orifice 6 P U. along 101i tiro OUEEN E1.12AIETH B PETROtIA kw* 0043, 1aPlea* CIll am 1.PM. Jo.StITo* St tt 2. P.U. Jos St rod Gant Case\ 3 P.U. C4rAha Ca a Oa NM 4 OoeIo.4y 4 P.U. Joe Sl 4 0rtde Pat I P u. Joe st_ l 1gn}B.Ae l P U. a1on1 IgepMtpu�hM+teF� Aad P.U. p'n! St 1 M1irkMew ! Route 40141 a 930 a w. 1. P.U.10ng Sl 3. P.U. Wingbn St a Owen St 4. P.U. Prime SL a Gran SI 5. P.U. Princess Sl & W1"ngton SI a P.U. Maude St 4 Jo. SL 7. P.U. Joe St B Tom SL QUEEN ELIZABETH SCHOOL Raub 0142 la Pickup @ 8:15 a.m. 1. Canadian Carl 2 Ahon Coral 3. Man Drive 4. 391 Bradlad Rate a 143.1 st P4dwp @ 820 am. 1. Bradford al he Park Rates 144.1 a Pickup @ 820 am. 1. Hamann at Park 2 Royal around he bind 3. Carnal Townhouses RIVERVIEW SCHOOL Rate 0105, i a Pidwp ®® 7:45 am. 1st P.U. La 9 Canc. 14 Sombre P.U. west along 1491 Calc. to Base Line P.U. nal) along Base line b City Rd. 33 P.U. soh along City Rd 33 b Cay Rd. 2 P.U. east along Cay Rd. 33 to Care. 21 P.U. rah along Cane, 21 b 1391 Cane. P.U. 4464 along 1314 Cone b WAksport P.U. west along 13h Cane. to Bass Lino P.U. north acing Base ins b Gly Rd. 2 P.U. west along City Rd. 2 to Cay Rd. 33 P.U. along Gy Rd. 33 b Sanbre Route 0106, I s Pickup @ 600 am 1st P.U. La B Cane. 10 P.U. west along 100 Cane to Gy Rd 33 P.U. soh along City Rd. 33 to 9h Cane P.U. east along 991 to an Cas. P.U. no10 acing 810 Canc to I Oh Conc P.U. wast along 100 Cane. b Hwy 40 P.U. nah gang Hwy 4010 1191 Cats. P.U. west along t I0 Cane. b City Rd. 33 P.U. nah n Gy Rd. 33 b Sam txa Ran 0107, 1st Ptawp .603 am. 1 SI P.U. on th Canc. ala A P.U. east along 9b Cox. to 40 P.U. soh ce Mry. 4010 Lambkin Rd. 1 P.U. east along ta0mta+ Rd.1 13111154. Rd. P.U. westLm'bbn Rd. t 10444 . 40 P.U. soh al 40 b 6th exec. P.0neon e on 6b to Bas. Line P.U. nab on Base line to Lamborn Rd.1 P.U. M Pat lambeal (SalebuyJoho- wagreen- sbddrd-Pnccess.ouwn.Reedy-1 a Steel) P.U. Jag g Rete Rd. b Scholl Router 106, 1st Mum @ 6.00 am. 1st P.U. la 12 Cone. S Somas P.U. slang Wa Hina N. to 5th Cats. P.U. along 514 Cont to 1 IC Cox. P.U. sours along I I h Cane b 414 Cox. (Kent sty) P.U. vial along /h to Ease line P.U. nab slag Bass Lino b WNte Brad P.U. west along 414 Conc. b City Rd. 33 P.U. rah along Cay Rd. 33 robe Babys Par PU.nine gGryRd.33bPalLamblm(Wiam G Stent and City Rd. I P.U. sang 54. Gori Ply 40.64od ROSEDALE PUSUC SCHOOL Rab 0136, to Mao @ 6:35 am. 1 P.U. Maks 4 Winchester 2. P.U.Wiliam alhepark 3. P.U. Banbury at Sashay Rab 0137. I sl Pldwp @ 815 am. 1. P.U. 654 Hal St 2 P.U. Hall I Tao St 3. P.U. Hai I Ferndale St 4. P.U.lalea.4 Rosedale SI. 5 P.U. 81046ar 4 Rosedale St 6 P.U. Karwood 6 Rondale St. 7.P.U. EdawiWept* & a P.U. tdi's & w / Say SOUTH PLYMPTON SCHOOL Rale 41 S4 1st deep @ 800 a m. t. Cy, R4 14 wsa to lawb4m Cty. Rd. 26 2. Norh on Ca. 26 b Conc. 2 3. East on Cmc. 2 *Scab Ptymptm Schaal Ra s 403,14 Plak4p# 800 am. 1. lot 19 Cont 2 to 21 ray 3. East cn 7 Hwy. la 29 4.West on7Hay. aLoa 1 5. East again on 7 Farb 21 llwy to. Safi on 21 14vry.1 Cmc 2 7. East n Cats. 2 a Behoof Rase r004, (ands" 78laribIon 0511k 21. . Soli alCy.Rdaa f.Rd..14a6 3. *mon Rd. 14 a 21 Hwy. 4. Mott at 21 lay. b 7 H. (passed Ism S. Safi an 21 Hwy. to Cans. 2 & Ea4 an Cant. 210 school WARWICKCENTRAL SCHOOL Rad el 5t, le Pickup . 7:S0 ass. 2. Cy. Ry. 3A 10 211 Rd. 2.79 4 Rd.39 3. Core. S.E Lot24 42754.84.10121 S. 24 S4 Rd 10124 1.72ot 27 La 22 & East 11/11han Subdklslat 7 Mry. 9. Wank& Wisp Egaivl RI. Ras 41MS, la Map 730 all. I. Fowl a1 Tslapfwn Ma 2. Cy. Rd. 12 b 8.94 Rd. N.E.R. 3. Canc. 6 I Lola 4. Cat. 6 b Lel 17 5. S S& Rd. bCart. 4 b la 9 a 9 56. Rd. town 4 Cont. 2142.9. 7. 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SagaW 4 Taaoo 7.PU Samna 4 Pro Survey says violence on the rise in Ontario schools TORONTO - Marion Boyd, Min- ister of Education, has commented on a survey released yesterday by the Ontario Teachers Federation. The Federation released figures which indicate a rise in the number of physical and verbal assaults against teachers and staff in Onta- no's schoolr' "I'm deeply concerned about vio- lence in our schools and society in general. The Federation can count on my Ministry to help eliminate the threat of violence against teach- ers." The Ministry intends to meet with the OTF to discuss its survey and recommendations. "My Ministry provides support to teachers and staff on issues of vio- lence and anti -social behaviour in a variety of ways, and we must con- tinue to expand our efforts," said Mrs. Boyd. The Ministry provides policy and resource documents that give prac- tical suggestions on dealing with intruders on school property and examine theresponsibility and au- thority of secondary schools to pro- vide young people with discipline and direction. Secondary schools must have a clear code of student behaviour which is developed with the help of parents, students and staff for the approval of the board. Other initiatives include: - an internal Ministry work group which has been reviewing legisla- tion and policies pertaining to vio- lence and antisocial behaviour; - Ministry involvement in two government related programs: Sex- ual Assault Prevention and Family Violence Prevention Initiatives; - Helping Children Adjust a Tri - Ministry Project, that identifies practices that help children with so- cial adjustment problems; - The Secondary School Students LAMBTON COUNTY rriN BOARD OF EDU.CATION. UNDER THE NEW TRANSPORTATION POLICY THE FOLLOWING GRADES IN THE LISTED AREAS HAVE NOW QUALIFIED FOR BUS TRANSPORTATION: The following individuals and carriers are responsible for the organization and administration of Lambton County Board of Education transportation services: • Overall responsibdty to al facets of Board transportation: • Kevin Ftzpatridk, Transportation Officer • Responsale for transportation routing and daylo-day operations la al areas in Lambton County: CHARTERWAYS, 336-0077 Elementary: Brgden, Mooretown, Bright's Grove, Conlederalion, Lansdowne. Secondary: S.C.I. & T.S., Northern, St. Clair, Alexander Mackenzie WIGHT COACHLINES, 682.0710 Elementary. Dawn Central, Centennial, Hillcrest, Oueen Els. II (P), Soak Plympton. Secondary: L.C.C.V.1., Alexander Mackenzie. McNAUGHTON BUS LINES. 876-2032 Elementary: Euphemia, Abe rarder, Errol Public. Secondary: LC.C.V.I., fast Lambton KERNOHAN BUS LINES, 786.2391 Elementary: Kimaird. Secondary: North Larnbton, LC.C.V.I., Alexander Mackenzie. HULL BUS LINES, 834-2759 - Special needs tratsponatan. CHATHAM COACH, 627.1221 Walaceburg High School. BADDER BUS LINES, 692-3976 Dresden High School. BOARD OWNED BUSS AA other schools not mentioned above (see below for additional delais). • Responsible for transportation routing and dayto-day operation for Lamblon County Board owned buses: East Sombre and Riverview Schools: Gold Biwm • 892.3914 &ooke-Aivnslon School: Rabb Chisholm - 898-2161 Warwick School: Diane Farr - 849-6990 Bosanquel Grand Bend: Marg Ross - 243-2571 Sarnia/Clearwater, Comma: Shirley Japp, Glenys Eddleston • 336-1500. BRIGHTS GROVE PUBLIC SCHOOL Junior and Senior Kindergarten Students living on and oast oI Waterworks Side Road and lhoso living on and west of Moore's Lano Grades One and Two Students living on and oast of Thelma St. and those living on and to the we s of Lisa Cres., Jones Ave. and PIno Avo. Oradea Three to Eight Students living oast of Green Street and ease of 2789 Lakoshoro Road. Also those living on and west of Clearwater Shores Estates CATHCART PUBLIC SCHOOL Junior and Senior Kindergarten Nesbit Crescent • Hillcrest - Chudleigh • Ruthorglon - Crestwood • Corona- tion Lane • Mater Drive • Northwood - Wostmount • Sylvan - Notro Darns • Parkland • Laurontian • Osgoodo • Bluair Gate • From 1329 Cathcart east to Modeland 1301 Lakeshore east to Modeland 1395 Errol Road east, north lo Cathcart 190 Twin Lakes Drive to 282 Twin Lakes Drive 1344 Daley oast to Parkland 1730 Modeland north 40 Coronation Lano Grades One and Two Nesbit Crescent • Rutherglen north of Lakeshore • Crestwood Coronation Lano • Northwood - Westwood -Mater Drivo • Sylvan • Notre Dame • Parkland - Bluairo Gate • From 190 Twin Lakes Drive lo 246 Twin Lakes Drive 1344 Daley oast to Parkland 1358 Cathcart east to Modoland 1332 Lakoshore east to Modoland 1730 Modotand north to Coronation Lane Grades Throe to Eight Notre Dame • Coronation Lane • Sylvan Coati 0108.1 of Notre Dame From 1433 Lakeshore to Modoland ._ 1462 Cathcart to Modotand 1730 Modoland north to Coronation LAMa CLARK PUBLIC SCHOOL All students oast of Murphy Road, including those living in the Clark School aroa of Wiltshire Subdivision. COLBORNE STREET SCHOOL Junior and Sonlor Kindergarten Studonls living on and south o1 Gienosk Cr., Beechwood Dr , Aintree Cd. Also lhoso living on Beckwith east of Albert, and Oueen St north of Pagel. Junior Kindergarten to Grades Six Alt students living on Brookbeo Drivo, Cass Court, Manor Carl, and Pagel Sheol east of Queen Street. FOREST CENTRAL Junior and Senior Kindergarten Students living on and south of Maris Street, on and south of George Strool, on and east of Park Lane and those living on Eureka Street Also students living on Beachwood Ave. Orales One and Two Students living south of Royal Street and thoso living on Franc Is Dr , Stanley Street, and Park Lane. GRAND BEND SCHOOL Junior and Senior Kindergarten Studonts on and west of Woodward Avenue Junior Kindergarten to Grade Eight Stutinnls living in and west of Southcoll Pines subdivision • HANNA MEMORIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL Junior and Senior Kindergarten Alexander St. - Claxton St. • Admiral St. • Copeland Road - Felix Sl • Nelson east of Lydia SI. - Exmouth cast of Willowdale • Maxwell east of Oxford Sl. - George St west of Milton St. - Bright SI. west of Milton St. - Cameron SI. west of Milton St. - Cobden St. west of Milton St. - Cecil Street north of Nelson St. - Oxlord north oI Maxwell East Shoot north of Maxwell - Grades One and Two Alexander St. - Claxton SL - Admiral St. - Felix St. • Coed Street north of Admiral SI. - Exmouth St. east of Wilowdale - Copeland north of Maxwell St. • Oxlord St. north of Alexander MIN PARK PUBLIC SCHOOL Junior and Senior Kindergarten Elmhurst-1-ighway Drive • Lynwood - Tritium Park - All students living in Cosogo Park and those Irving east of Murphy Road. HILLCREST PUBLIC SCHOOL Junior and Senior Kindergarten Students living southol DulferinAvo, soulh ollotilla, west of Valentina and south of Pelrolia Street. Grades On* and Two Students hying on and south of Cardinal, on and south of Joe St.: on NI Wellington. Grove, Kerr, and Princess. Also those living on Queen south 7 east of Wellington. HILL STREET SCHOOL" No bussing for those living in the town of Coruna KING GEORGE VI PUBLIC SCHOOL Junior and Senior Kindergarten Students I,ving south of Michigan Avenue. Grades One to Eight Students living south oI Errol Road west. All students living in the King George Alea of Sherwood Village LAKEROAO PUBLIC SCHOOL All students living in the Lakeroad area of Sherwood Village LANSDOWNE PUBLIC SCHOOL All students living in Cardin Acres subdivision MURRAY STREET SCHOOL Junior and Senior Kindergarten Students living on and south of Sandstone, Fieldstone. Maple Drive, McMa- hon Cl., and Murray Drive. Also those living north oI Lincoln Ave. Grades Ono a ndtveip-- Students living on and south oI Riverside Dr., Wilkinson, WesMew, and St Clair Blvd. Also (hose living north of Lincoln Avenue Grades Thr.. to Six Students living south of St. Clair Blvd not including SI Clair Blvd. -Also those living norlh of Lincoln Avo. QUEEN ELIZABETH 0 PETROLIA Junior and Senior Kindergarten Students On and oast 01 Holland SI., on and west of Tank St . Oil SI , Walnut SI., and School St. Also those Iiving on Garden Crescent Grades One and Two Students living on and west of Greenfield St ROSEDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL All students living in th0 Rosedale area of Wiltshire Subdivision All students kving on Kenwood • Ferndale Drivo • Sunset Avonuo - Green - dale - Toro Streol • Court SUoo1 • Gratiol • Pinoview east of Konwood • Rosodale oast of Konwood - Hall Street east of Ferndalo • Oakdalo oast of King • Guthra Dnvo oast oI Woodland Avo WYOMING PUBLIC SCHOOL Junior and Senior Kindergarten Students living on and south oI Plymplon Street. On Front SI , Main. Erie. and Huror1, east of Broadway. Also thoso living on Niagara. Thames and Ontario cast of Toronto Si. -- Sludonts (n and oast of Toronto SI , and those on andnotth of Superior St ECOLE LES RAPIDES PARENT:', WILL BE NOTIFIED NOTICE TO FRENCH IMMERSION STUDENTS IN THE TOWN OF CORUNNA, French Immersion students in the Murray SI. School walk area will be picked up at Murrrmy St School at 835 a.m. and transported ova 10 Colborne SI School SARNIA/CLEARWATER & BRIGHT'S GROVE AREA FRENCH IMMERSION ERROL - CATHCART • HiGH PARK Changes aro anticipated. Al time of printing dotails have nor yet been finish/AA. For further rn(ormation please cal the Lambton County Board of Education at 336.1500 transportation department The iolowirng schools have no school bus provisions dhenhanspecal needs tr4 nsponaren Brigd.view Public School Devine School Public School Johnston Memorial Public School London Road Public School Palmieri Public School Walcott Public Schon Woodside Public School M ShiSents requiring special reeds vansponslion we be COntaCled during the week of A, ?$120.1901. HIGH SCHOOL BUS ROUTE INFORMATION AVAILABLE DURING REGISTRATION at Rick Project is a six year study which will address the needs of ad- olescents in Ontario who are expe- riencing psychosocial and educa- tion difficulties. "Schools are a reflection of socie- ty - so addressing the issue of vio- lence in the schools and educating our young people is a good starting point for modifying behaviour and putting a stop to all types of vio- lence including assault, sexual as- sault and abuse and violence against women" said Mrs. Boyd. Students must also be accounta- ble for their actions, Mrs. Boyd said. "Assault is a crime. We need to make it clear through our actions that we don't condone it." Western to be star- studded affair LONDON - Facing the double - whammy of a convalescing econo- my and across-the-board impact of the G.S.T., the Western Fair is wa- gering on positive patron response to an outstanding 10 -day lineup of free attractions and entertainment. Lots of exciting things to do and see, and an opportunity to "go ani- mal" at Farmland are just some of the events Western Fair has in store September 6 to 15. The list of superstars at the free grandstand should suit everyone's taste: Johnny Cash, Michelle Wright and Ronnie Prophet, Paul Revere and The Raiders and Paul Anka have been confirmed to date and contracts are being negotiated with current chart -topping Canadi- an groups for the opening and clos- ing nights. The impressive list of musical tal- ent is supplemented by an auto thrill show, two det,.olition derbies, the I.M.G. Circus, and those tail wagging charmers, the Loblaws Su- p N ws• �g �'oaunds amt tions inc1t do Great American High Dive Sh^w, the educational "Arr e At'mad - Put on your Ar- mour" show, Jport Canada, the "Major League Experience" (true- to-life baseball pitching and batting fun), and the Provincial Lottery Stage with ongoing entertainment pid lots of Chance for fairgoers to Win This year we are absolutely com- mitted to providing exceptional val- ue to the fairgoer", said general manager Gary McRae. "This lineup reflects that attitude and that com- mitment". om- mitment" - General admission is $7, and if you go through the turnstile before 4 p.m. on weekdays you pay just S5. Children ages five to 12 pay $2 anytime. Admission includes G.S.T. and covers everything ex- cept -what you eat, ride or buy to take home. If you don't know your Anguses from your Herefords, you'll have a chance to straighten out all the beef and dairy cattle, as well as . the sheep, pigs, goats and horses at a newly -designed area called Farm- land which encompasses the Agri- culture Pavilion, Barn and Arena. Guided tours of Farmland will ac- quaint fairgoers with our agricultu- ral roots, and special displays and demonstrations include an out- standing Beef Focus exhibit, The Story of Corn, an animal nursery, a major display of new farm machin- ery and "The Fifth Quarter", which identified the vital part animals play in our everyday lives in addi- tion to providing food. The cream of Ontario agriculture will be served up throughout the fair with competitions in Beef, Dairy, Swine, Goats, Poultry and Pet Stock, Horses, Agriculture and Horticulture.