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Council agrees
to new donut. -�
shop on Huron
Goderich council entered into an agree-
ment
greement with 618430 Ontario Inc. for the con-
struction of a donut shop on Huron Road at
its Apr. 1 meeting. The restaurant will be
built on Lots sevep and eight, Plan 454 for
the Town of Goderich.
Council also entered into an agreement
with Agrican Investments Inc. for the
establishment of an office complex on Lot
858, Plan 457 for the Town of Goderich. The
company plans to convert a house at 66
Victoria Street North into the complex.
Dungannon
Calf Club holds
first meeting
The first meeting of the Dungannon Calf
Club was held March 31st at Bob McNeils.
The club elected officers for 1985 and they
include, president, Craig McNeil; vice
president, Darren Connelly; secretary,
Shannon McNeil and press reporters,
Lucknow, Andrew Glen and Goderich, Lisa
Feagan.
The Calf Club is looking for new members
and if you are interested call one of the
leaders: Bob McNeil 524-4167, Glen McNeil
524-4695 or Ross Eedy 529-7526.
You must be between the ages of 10 and 20
to join. Thank you.
CIVIC CORNER
Committee of Adjustment meets Wednes-
day April 3, 7 p.m. at the Town Hall.
Goderich Economic Development Com-
mittee meets Thursday April 4, 12 noon, at
the Town Hall, to discuss a landfill site on
Suncoast Drive.
Town Council meeting, Monday, April 8,
It was show and tell Monday afternoon at Robertson school, in Mrs. Browns grade two at 7:30, at the Town,FIail.
class, as Easter approaches it was appropriate that Anne Alexander, 8. brought Brownie Fire Committee will meet Tuesday, April
her rabbit to show the rest of her classmates. (Photo by Todd Mowatt) 9, at 8 p.m., at the Fire Hall.
Programs
aid farmers
with work .
Spring is approaching quickly. With it
comes .the busy farm season, and extra
labour requirements.
It also brings with it, many students=sear-
ching for employment so that they can gain
both valuable work experience and make
some money.
The- Ontario Ministry of Agriculture
Food is offering three programs to aid
farmers with their work this summer.
JUNIOR AGRICULTURALIST
PROGRAM
The Junior Agriculturalist Program pro-
vides an opportunity . for youth to live and
work on a farm for a period of eight weeks
during the summer. During this time the
. "Junior Ag" can develop an appreciation
for rural life by working as part of the total
farm operation and by taking part in local 4-
H, Junior Farmers' and other rural
organizations.
Students 16-18 years of age, as of January
1st, who have no previous farm work ex-
perience are eligible for the program.
Full-time commercial farmers who have
an interest in supervising and working 'with
unexperienced youth to help them develop
skills required on a farm are eligible to take
part in the program. Students will receive
$18.00 per day plus room and board.
Farmers pay $8.00 per day and provide
room and board. The difference is made up
by OMAF. The deadline for students and
farmers interested in the Junior Ag Pro-
gram is April 30th.
AGRICREW
Agricrew Ls a great summer work ex-
perience. It gives students a challenging job
with plenty of variety and provides farmers
with extra help at peak periods and for odd
jobs. Crews consist of four-enthusiastie•-
young people who work as a team. The cost
to the farmer is $90.00 per day.
If you are between 16 and 24 years old,
have unlimited energy, and are willing to.
learn to work with other people - Agricrew
may be for you. The deadline for applying to
work on Agricrew is April 30th.
PROGRAM
The Agricultural Trainee Program pro-
vides on the job training for youth and extra
help for farmers.
To qualify youth 'must be: 16 - 24 years old
with Grade 11' education or less, interested
in gaining work experience ori farms, and
unemployed for a minimum of 12 weeks.
To qualify farmers must be: farming full
time on a commercial operation and in-
terested intraining extra help for the sum-
mer months.
The youth receives $4.00 per hour based on
a 40 -hour week. The Host Farmer and the
Ontario Youth Corps each contribute $2.00
per hour towards the youth's wages. Both
Workmens Compensation and Unemploy-
ment Insurance are the responsibility of
OMAF.
Placements can be made for six weeks
after the starting date of April lst. The pro-
gram will end September 27th, 1985.
For more details and application forms,
contact the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture
& Food in Clinton.
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