Zurich Citizens News, 1975-07-03, Page 201
PAGE 20 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1975
Sweep program now
well under way
The Ontario Experience
'75 Program 26 (Sweep) is now
fully underway at the Ausable-
Bayfield Conservation Authority.
On Monday, June 23, 20 stud-
ents began work as drew memb-
ers. Along with the eight tech-
nicians already hired, the numb-
er of students employed by the
Authority this summer is 28.
The crews will be involved in a
variety of projects including park
maintenance, construction work,
mannikng concession booths
and a number of jobs request-
ed by the various municipalities
within the Authority's watersh-
ed.
The Authority has several
projects planned for the crews
at the conservation areas. At
The Blyth Summer Festival
is proud to have its first season
in Blyth Memorial Hall, which
has been described as a fine
example of early Canadian
Theatre architecture. The Hall
which flourished during the days
of vaudeville and community
musicals, and then, for twenty
years was neglected and finally
condemned. Far sighted citizens
of Blyth, who recognized its
merit both as a building and a
war memorial, undertook the
restoration of the Hall.
the Clinton Conservation Area
on Highway 4, construction of
an adventure playground and a
footbridge across the Bay-
field River is planned. At the
other portion of the Clinton
Conservation Area on Highway 8,
the removal of flood debris from
the floodplain and a general
cleanup of the area will be
another crew job.
An observation shelter will
be built at the Bannockburn
Wildlife Management Area,
near Varna and some trail
development is also planned.
Nature trails are planned for
the Stephen Wildlife Area during
the summer and due to the pop-
ularity of maple syrup demon-
strations the construction of a
sugar shack is being consider-
ed for the area, to be used for
future demonstrations.
The crews will also carry out
general maintenance and cleanup
jobs at many of the other con-
servation areas.
A very important part of the
crews' work involves carrying
out the manyjobs requested by
the municipalities in the water-
shed.
One of the season 's first jobs
is a beach cleanup in the Village
of Bayfield, in order to prepare
the beach for the summer visit-
ors.
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PRIZE MONEY AWARDED - Arena manager Gery Rader is
happy to present Kevin Oke and Beth Gelinas with prize money
they won in the recent skateathon. Kevin topped the skaters with
$10l .80 collected from sponsors while Beth was second with $50.10.
First prize was $25 and second was $15.
The villages of Ailsa Craig
and Zurich have requested that
the crew workers assist in the
development of their municipal
parks. A number of townships
have requested work dealing with
roadside cleanup and brushing,
cemetery maintenance work and
removal of dead trees.
Don P:earson, a 22 year old
Biology graduate from the Un-
iversity of Waterloo has been
hired as the Senior Supervisor
of the crews. Don's job will be
to coordinate the various Auth-
ority and municipal jobs and
make sure the crews carry out
their work smoothly and succes-
fully. Don is from Ethel,
Ontario and has had considerable
experience with SWEEP prog-
rams in previous years.
There are three crew foremen,
Craig Piper 19, from Exeter,
Paul Jeffery, 19, from Hensall,
and George Robertson, 24, from
Lucan.
Members of the crews ae,
Mary Margaret Jeffery, 20,
.Jeff Beck, 19, and Sylvia Stewart,
19, all of Hensall, Mary McEach-
en, 20, Bernadette Ruttan, 18,
Ann Bullock, 18, and Randy
Pollock, 18, all of Parkhill;
Terry Gibson, 18, Donald Van-
Raay, 19, and Mary Agnes
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Bruce Williams, 19, from Clinton,
Janice Stewart, 18, from Kirkton,
Nancy Kemp, 18, from Lucan,
Paul Fydenchuk, 18, from Cred-
iton and Sheldon Crawford from
Ailsa Craig.
Program 26 is a part of the
Ontario Youth Secretariat's
Summer Experience ' 75 work
project designed to provide
students with jobs of an educ-
tional nature. Program 26 was
formerly known as Project
SWEEP (Students Working in an
Environmental Enhancement
Program).
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