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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-08-14, Page 11Band comp experience Wide open spaces music. Than was the 14th season of the OntarloYa th usic Camp, a youth project of the Ontario -Chapter of the Canadian Band Directors' Association. • Situated on the east shore or Lake Sirncoe is the campsite where music students from all parts of Ontario gather to participate in the musical, activities andto meet fellow musicians from other bands and school programs. Thiscamp operates for four ;"weeks, each week involving a, new `'ebnductor 'and different music. All students attending this carnp have played their instrumentfor at'least a year. ...:Ages of theyoungsters range from 12 to 20 years. The groups perform, three concerts a week.. On Friday eyening they play at Lakeview Manor in`'Beaverton; Saturday afternoon at the 'Ontario Hospital in Orillia; and Sunday afternoon ,en the camp grounds for parents and friends. Music ranges from' classical to Broadway hits to rock, and provides something for everyone. As well as a ;large concert band, there is a stage `band, studio' band ,;and - small ensembles providing the musicians with an insight into all styles of performance. . Director of the camp is James :Ford, a well, known trumpet player 'and teacher-, from London. The staff of in-, structors is mainly performers and teachers in the - school systems or university faculties iOntario. Jeff'Hohner;:ftute, and Tan Morrell, clarinet, practice under the trees at the OntarioYouth Music Carnp. Several youngsters from the Goderich-Lucknow area:again this year enjoyed.the excellent program at the cat`np on Lake Simcoe. Students who attend are between the ages of l2and20 and must have been playing their chosen instrument for at least a year. , Jack'JottIngs.....- n Most of the rehearsing and classes are outdoors, weather Permitting. 'In recreation time, 'swithming, volleyball and tennis are _a .,,_. .,n.._ _... (continued from page 2) plan would be voluntary by commodity group and by in- dividual farmers. Payments • inter the fund and from it will be based on the number of cows registered in the program by each producer.. This plan is ' based , on the British Columbia farm income assurance plan to protect farmers from soaring input costs. The .B°.( . plan sets up , a `fund into, Which government and producers pay"-prerhiums with .the,„, government's 'con- tribution ,..._ t'tribution twice that. of .,,,the producers. The plan gua"ran- tees that farmers will receive annually' 90 percent return on their total production costs: British Columbia, with only 14 per cent of Ontario's farm— production, arm-- production,.. has allocated $3`7 million for income assurance in 1975. The Ontario farming industry has s.ivx times the volume of Braish Colurhbia: .On June 27, 1975, the Provincial Government `t an- nouriced a voluntary beef -calf income stabilization program which is to form the first part of the farm income -Stabilization thrust'° as announced in the budget speech. An . income -stahi-li-zat-ion-fund was created whereby all beef=calf producers in- Ontario would make annual contributions. The plan is " voluntary for producers and covers.a period of five years. When ."the weighted average the :evening there' are -film's, price for calves selling in dances, campfires and, of Ontario' falls below the course, many organized guaranteed price of 50c per games. pound as established for 1975, a ' Campers.. this year from Goderichayent for- the difference. included Chris Black, Brenda Stewart,' Eleanor Would be made from the fund to McMillan, Richard Sizer, Gary p a-Ct i c i p at i n g far m e r s Peters, Ron Butler and Karen However, figures from the Ori ario Federation" of Dunn. Paul Finlay', Jill Agriculture indicate that the • Murray, Mary' Lynn Cayley; L cost of production' now runs ynne Nicolson, Colin Cameron from 70c to 74c`a pound which and Kathy McKim attended 'would put the provincial from Luck now payment below the cost of. production. `. Last fall, when the price for calves on the Toronto marked . . averaged 35.5c.per pound, and the farmers were operating at substantial loss, the only action taken by the • Provincial - Government . was 'a loan program that did ' nothing towards assuring our Ontario beef industry of ‘a more stable • future. : Most producers refuse to apply for the loans and sink farther into debt. Only 2& farmers applied and 10 of -the applications were rejected by the Government. With the beef -calf program consisting of the first of the government's promised income -assistarice programs,' we can only conclude that a truly ef- fective farm income -assurance plan that includes the whole cost of production will not come to pass. '' JACK'S L PLUMBER AN. EXTRA SHOWER mighIN,'OUR PLACE WILL TAKE UP VERY UTILE SPACE J \ , / oric 6 low I bw w p with your purchase of a new Case/David Brown Case 6000 3 -Bottom ',mounted shear bolt plow ,1 (with 17" fluted coulters)' - 9O,95,121Oor 1212 Tractor .' Dr' p$800 REDUCTION from list price on"any 900 or 1.200,series David Brc wnvTractor - ■ with Case,Implernent OrFER UOOD JULY 10 THROUGH AUG. 31, 1975„ the Tractor Specialist Lobb CIit Ltd. StSon.s '11- Bayfield Rd• . . Clinton 482.3409 la , ()OPERICH SIGNAL -STAR, rHURSD4Y7AUouST 34,,1975".- PAGE:3A U • • To show. off the natural boatGi"tY• of . new wood, Use Olympic semitrans- parent stain, For re -do (previously ' stained wood or over old paint) uSe Olympic Solid polar Stains ° - SAVE ' over 6 a cart°n Yes, this week, you can, save over 6.00 a'carton on horizontalsiding Y u cal Luxacladasldl. 9 the install with a hammer, nails- and ordinary saw. Summertime is Fence Time at Discount Dave's You can' chose from 8. different models, and we'll estimate the exact amount of materials you'll need. Western Cedar r ed u .1x6 LinealPeH-Feetundr$ 19.89 ;2x4 LinealFeet $17.04 _2x6 PerLineal HunFeetdred $35'O �y L4 - 4X wL�.LinPer HealundreFeeid $49.98 HORIZONTAL SIDIN' tartoh contains 99 square .� ,feet., Our usual Cash and Carry price, $65 95 ,, VERTICAL SIDING Carton contains 100,square feel Our usual I✓ash ' and Carry price, $59,95 SOFFIT Ft FASCIA Luxaclad siding i available eight handsome coo9 II rs and d as co Discount Dave s y •mplete selection of maty; d d hing trim, soffit and fasdia at coin petitive prices.• . by UNIT STEP..th.e non -:slip stones,that last fo.r years. Also ,available: 24"x24" and :--24"x30" sidewalk slabs.*Ask to see them this week at Discount Dave's, Made by ural, this white latex paint is on, of oUr best buys, It - can be ised nside or out, and it's priced at I�s tha.n $5.00 per gallon, y Cameo Sink I'ncludinq Faucets Its self -rimming and has a moulded -in self draining soap d,rsh, Size 17x20 inch; in white only. 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