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Times-Advocate, 1985-04-03, Page 37Page 16A Times -Advocate, April 3, 1985 Junior agriculturists program begins Placements can be made for six weeks after the starting date of April 1. The program will end September 27. For more details and application forms, contact the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food in Clinton. Karen Rodman, Rural Organization Specialist Agriculture) Spring is approaching quickly. With Farmers pay $8.00 per day and pro - it comes the busy faro) season, and extra labour requirements. It also brings with it, many students searching for employment so that they can gain both valuable work ex- Agricrew perience and make some money. Agricrew is a great summer work The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture experience It gives students a and Food is offering three programs challenging job with plenty of varie to aid farmers with their work this ty and provides fanners with extra summer. help at peak periods and for odd jobs. Junior Agriculturalist Crews consist of four enthusiastic The Junior Agriculturalist program young people who work as a team. provides an opportunity for youth to The cost to the farmer is $90.00 per live and work on a farm for a period day. of eight weeks during the summer. 1f you are between 16 and 24 years During this time the "Junior Ag" can old. have unlimited energy, and are develop an appreciation for rural life willing to learn to work with other by working as part of the total faun people - Agricrew may be for you. The operation and by taking part in local deadline for applying to work on 4-1I, Junior Farmers and other rural Agricrew is April 30. organizations. Agricultural 'Trainees Sudents 16-18 years of age. as of The Agricultural Trainee Program January 1, who have no previous provides on the job training for youth farm work experience are eligible for and extra help for farmers. the program. To qualify youth must be: Full-time commercial farmers who - 16-24 years old with Grade 11 educa- have an interest in supervising and tion or less. working with unexperienced youth to - interested in gaining work ex - help them develop skills required on perience on farms. a farm are eligible to take part in the - unemployed for a minimum of 12 program. • weeks. Students will receive $18.00 per day To qualify farmers must be: plus room and board. - farming full-time on a commercial vide room and board. The difference is made up by OMAF. The deadline for students and fanners interested in the Junior Ag Program is April 30. operation. - interested in (raining extra help for the summer 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 Unemployment Insurance are the responsibility of OMAF. The readers weirs Dear Editor: Please find enclosed literature which describes a community service conceived by a group of Toronto businessmen in an effort to accom- modate visitors to Toronto. Fairhaven, at 123 Isabella St., is an entirely new concept in temporary ac- commodation which meets the needs of: - senior citizens; - disabled per- sons (a wheel chair ramp is being in- stalled in April.); - hospital out- patients and their family members; - any visitor to Toronto in a problem situation, with health problems, or re- quiring a support system. We strive to relieve the anxiety of such . • i ple by meeting them upon ar- YELLOW POLKADOT BIKINIS — Posing for their part in the Zurich acid Area Figure Skating Club's car- nival Colour My World are Wendy Rau, Krista Schilbe, Charlene Manson, Sarah Voir, Stephanie Durand and (front) Vicki Rau. Notice of Meeting to all McGillivray Township Residents 'You are invited to a meeting on April 10, 1985 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. at McGillivray Central School to discuss the Township's opposition to the propos- ed Ontario Hydro Power Corridor. Your attendance and input would be appreciated. McGillivray Foodland Hydro Committee Township of Hibbert LANDFILL SiTE OPENING THE TOWNSHIP OF HIBBERT LANDFILL SITE SITUATED AT PART LOT NO. 22 CONCESSION NO. 9., WILL BE OPEN: EVERY SATURDAY COMMENCING APRIL 6TH, 1985 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE No car bodies, building materials or wire. Charles Friend AMCT. Clerk, Township of Hibbert 24 99a1I9trSAPIG DRIVE-IN • I1�RI1I1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • RE -OPENING APRIL 5 Showing Fri., Sat. 8 Sun. iF JASON STiLL HAUNTS YOU YOU'RE NOT ALONE FR/b4Y 1 IE ram Per v new beginning Qii;rt2 SECOND FEATURE „uf;rz2 1 1 R GODERICH 4 • 114/1/1•1114/1/1•1VtOIINCt ,,•_,. et ..ef• n,Ont HORROR, DUDLEY MOORE * �J EootE MORrMY N ••••• ��, -�N. 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ADDED FRIDAY ONLY • • • •• •• CHEECH 8 CHONG'SUp in Smoke • • • • • •©.PYo..,. esti • •.......•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TOWN OF SEAFORTH NOTICE To ratepayers of Seaforth and Tuckersmith Township: New Schedule of Hours for Landfill Site EFFECTIVE MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1985 The landfill will be open to the public as follows: WEDNESDAYS 1:OOp.m.-5:OOp.m. SATURDAYS 8:00 a.m. -12 Noon J. FORREST Town of Seaforth Public Works Superintendent Bingo Lucan Arena Wednesday, April 3 Doors open - 7:15 p.m. Early Bird - 7:55 p.m. Regular games, share the wealth, standup bonanza Jackpot $ 1500 55 calls Air conditioned Proceeds for Arena Due to license regulations no one under 16 years of age will be admitted rival (train, bus, airport and accom- panying them to our lodge. If they must visit a hospital or clinic, we drive them to their appointments and pick them up afterwards. (Com- plimentary, included in room rate). We provide 24 hour staff and securi- ty, so that no one is ever alone without available assistance. We provide laundry services and meals. A com- plimentary breakfast of toast and cof- fee is provided, or three meals a day are provided for $10.00. We can ac- commodate 47 guests. We at Fairhaven feel that such a service is desperately needed in a ci- ty of our size. Hotel accommodations, cab fares and meals are an expense which is unaffordable. to many who must visit Toronto. In addition, senior citizens or the disabled often cannot manage on their own and require assistance. The need is very real and' the lack of support systems almost non-existent. Since our guest list is filled with residents from your community, we are making you aware of our service in the hope that you will help us to make our service known. Those who need it most are unaware of our ser- vice, and it is difficult for us to reach those people. The media in Toronto have given our service excellent coverage, but the information often does not reach the out -lying areas. Our plans include opening a second lodge if the need exceeds what we have available. Sincerely yours, Dee McGraw Administrator/Marketing • Co-ordinator BLUEWATER Alt KENNEL CLUB is holding a 10 WEEK OBEDIENCE COURSE in Clinton. Commencing April 10 For more information 482-7743 482-7734 calf: Tuckersmith Notice Meeting for all concerned Tuckersmith rate payers Tuesday April 9 at Brucefield United Church Hall. 8 p.m. to discuss the proposed South Western Ontario Hydro transmission line from the Bruce to London. on(frafut(a/ion3 BOB LAMMIE TOP SALESMAN John Gower, General Manager of Exeter Plymouth Chrysler Ltd. would like to congratulate Bob Lammie on o job well done during the month of March. Bob sold 19 new and used vehicles last month and at this time would like to thank everyone who helped/him reach this goal. Best of sales during the month of April Bob. John Gower 136 Main St., N., Exeter, Ontario 235-1525 NOTICE The Town of Exeter will be cleaning the sludge from the sewage lagoons during summer of 1985 and require farm land to dispose of it. Farmers that might be interested ip receiving it for its nutrient value should call: Glenn Kells - 235-1200 or write The Town of Exeter Works Dept., P.O. 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