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employment th •. The ofeoltembiSis
provincial government will spend Trade illitiiitott -
$45.8 million to create 62,000 sum- • ess -
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mer jobs throng) three will oin * trade missionmissionA'ree programs- s: n to the
offered by the Ministry of Skills caculse' "wen Mama! to 17 to
Development. encourage -increased exports of
The Start -Up Program offers
Ontario alticultpre .food
students up to $3,000 in interest-free Products in at Market
The Asia-Pacific, region, has been
loam to start their own suminer
business, • an area of rapid ggewth of Ontario
Under the Ontario Summer Ern- exports, tip 41 per dent last year.
ployment Program, the government Agriculture, and food exports alone
subsidizewili were worth $176 million in 1986.
. the salaries of stet-
denheleireWertummer jobs by quaiss win visit Japan., Hong Kong, and
inedeittitOser*S-844- the Republic of 'Kbrea. In Japan, I
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win 'Patticitfatelii:-Poodex a major
In addiveses' ihiSlents are in* vit with
apply for career -related jobs -in trade show, tour food processing
Ontario government ministries and plants and farrne, and call on key
agencies porters af Canadian food. hi Hong
_ through the Summer im
Kong, I will meet with a leading
Experience '88 Program.
Farmers Concerned supermarket -chain which has
organized a major promotion of
Almost 1,000 people attended the Canadian food productS.
first five free .trade seminars .
sponsored by the Ontario Ministitof
In the _Reptile& °UK -9 ere 1 wall
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During' the,:keni s in AtinlidneWie14.:*f
KemptVille; NeWLiskeard, 'to showcase technology excha nge
Mildmay and Ancaster — I andinvestmeist
presented an overview of the :impact ; Twelve Ontario food companies'
Of the free trade agreement,. while will be Participating -in several feed
Rob Seguin, thrector of the 061110119ns in Hong Kong, Feb. 26 to
rninOtkrdO1s.0ed poesy ..March 2 and will join up With me for
ordination branch, presented a the Foodex show in Tokyo, March -77
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Material for the seminars was We want to tell importers in the
based on an assessment by ministry Asia-Pacific region that Ontario is a
staff, which shows that Ontario reliable supplier of quality foods. We
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Gide 11 student at F E. Madill Secondary r.SOfieketellig afftenitet 14 .01:-' 1444 iil`,'-. ' miiiii Mle The
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Valley Forge, Pa. With Miss MOntyi,e; are two Opierpiade- 1 1 st_udents_nlo ore ,e:tsp loot winners Kevin-
Smith, right,,seciand,PhOe and Sandy MagrityrertOir. - d. . .•.- ;
fanners stand to Jose an estimated do sell sub,stantial quantities ofpork
$95 mill*, up* t the live trade deal and kerisegies leseeoes, - Alf -essay sessitsees-'"IsyltfilitM‘' -hitthIhrOptiMiet' leaders*--thereferkzfiletititliaViIhe freetiOnl
The large" turnout for' the -Se Ontario eirporters would like to Hunter of Wingharn has been seminar in Valley Forge, Pa., later to act as they wish. It is wrong for. a
meetings indicates that there is still increase the range of exports to all selected as the winner at the local this stmuter atid her essay ad- select powerful grow to -thecae so
processed foods
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a real degree of concern and un- three countries and export more and district levels of the Optimish; vstnces now to the international others their thoughts, opinions,
certainty in the agricultural coni
hiternational Writing Competition. eoniPetitiefl- • emotions, and religion, and punish
munity about the impact of this Ministry officials expect this "Freedom, nonaro taOur Mostecos Lcthagreeentmission to icrroallysedontestwassponsored hose who act as Individ
uals,erige,
is the theme of the by the Wingham Optimist Club. displaying their own unique per-
eee14".pl pro. oes peeys...havy expressed food products to the Asia-Pacific winnhig essay by Miss Hunters a Other 1061 prize winners Were sonalittes° novel `Anthem', by
rep epnnpaet the region. CemPapies participating in Grade 11 student at F. E; Madill Kevin Smith, second and Sandy Ayn Rand is the story of a man who
agree** will 04Ve on tllepar- ihn-pronioiions expect to boost sales secondary School in Wingham. MacIntyre, tbird. lives in a society without freedom of
titular commodity they grow or by $5' million at the Foodex trade Winning the district level . corn- FollowingTa the text of Miss any kind. He even lacks the freedom
produce. slum? alone. petition qualifies Miss Hunter for a Hunter'aprizewhining essay: to say the word `I'. In the end, he
"Free attest, free at last, thank discovers both himself and freedom.
God almighty,, rm. 'free at last.' He says, guard my treasures, any
These itre the words Words 'Of one of the thought, my will, my freedom, And,
great om lighters of our time, • the greatest of kie is freedom.' To
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Jr. To me, met. - this, represents our task of
these words 'have' great meaning. ureserving freedom for our future
They symbolize the - ideal of = generations. -Freedom is our
universal freedom and its great greatest treasure.' We have a
Value. Rev. Rihg's leadership and reversibility to our forefathers to
dream influenced 'Mete Who were guard the freedom they gained for
not free tostrive for the freedom is and maintain it for our children.
which every individual deserves: Re if wit woik together today to obtain
led the freedom mareh to universal -freedom, future
Washington, bus boyeotts,rit figiitfor generatienswill be able to say with
the vote pies countless 'other quests pride that because of their an -
for the free-' 'of his petiole. Others eestors, freedom is their most
who hav 'to obtain freedom precious heritage. Until that day
include Ssnante: Nelson liolandella, arrives, there are only a select few
Utel*Widesa and John Knox:' who can truly make this elaim. Only
have been ..tottittless by working togetheewill we evenUrrnivjg that -
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