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A new program for youth in
the tourism industry has been
announced by the Treasurer
Larry Grossman.
This program involves a
two week training at a College
of Applied Arts and
Technology combined with up
to 16 weeks of on-the-job ex-
perience with a tourist
establishment, plus special
bursary assistance.
There will be a training
allowance for the formal
educational part of the pro-
gram amounting to 1200 in
total and which will be paid at
the end of the two-week
period by the Colleges of Ap-
plied Arts and Technology.
The training allowance for
the job experience part of the
program is 1100 per week,
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New program for youth
based on 12.50 per hour for a
40 hour week. As the hours
may vary from week to week
allowances should be
calculated on this 40 hour
average. Employers must
pay 1100 per week even if
fewer than 40 hours are work-
ed. If trainees remain on staff
after the 16 -week training
period they must be paid at
least the normal minimum
wage.
The Youth Tourism pro-
gram is open to all tourist
establishment located outside
major urban areas such as
Metro Toronto, Ottawa and
London. Included are resorts,
lodges, fishing and hunting
camps, restaurants, private
campgrounds and amuse-
ment parks.
Eligible employers must
provide on-the-job training
and offer positions that are
vacant and new - not positions
previously occupied by
regular staff.
Applicants must be 15 to 24
years of age, with no previous
experience in the tourism in-
dustry and must be out of
school for at least three
months and looking for full-
time work.
One hundred bursaries will
be available for furthur col-
lege training in a tourism -
related occupation.
Employers will nominate
Youth Tourism trainees for
bursaries to support continu-
ing studies in tourism. Bur-
saries are for 150 a week up to
a maximum of 11,200 the cost
to be shared by government
and the industry. Names are
submitted to Tourism On-
tario, a federation of more
than 7,000 tourist and travel
enterprises, which selects 100
young people a year to
receive the award.
To enroll in this program or
locate Youth Tourism can-
didates, employers should
contact their nearest College
of Applied Arts and Tech-
nology. Young people in-
terested in a career in the
tourism industry should con-
tact their local college and for
more information call the On-
tario Youth Opportunities toll-
free information line at
1-800-263-777.
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A PRIZE WINNER — The float entered by the Parkview Apartments of Ilderton won
third prize in the group and organization category in Saturday's Ilderton Fair parade.
Girls hurt
in accident
Bonnie and Cheryl Lynn
were in a serious accident
enroute to school, Monday
September 24. They were
taken to University Hospital
by ambulance. Cheryl with a
badly broken leg and multiple
back injuries.
Bonnie had a concussion
and a deep cut near her eye
which required surgery, but
was able to return home on
the weekend. Cheryl will be in
hospital for several weeks.
We wish them a complete and
speedy recovery.
Elsie Lewis and her sisters,
visited on the weekend with
their mother Mrs. Tilbury,
who is a patient in a Leam-
ington nursing home.
Lois and Allan Cunningham
held a family dinner Saturday
evening in honour of their
parents, Hoy and Gladys Cun-
ningham who were cele-
brating their 30th wedding an-
niversary. Later in the even-
ing, a surprise party of
relatives, friends and
neighbours arrived at the Roy
Cunningham farm, for an .
evening of cards and
hospitality. Congratulations is
extended to this fine couple.
Several from this area were
guests at a reception Satur-
day evening in Lucan Com-
munity centre, to honour Kay
and Steve Revington who
were married in Australia. in
late August. Steve is the
eldest son of Dorothy and
LeRoy Revington.
Several from ('Iandeboye
area were among the Luean
seniors who enjoyed the
musical entertainment, cards
and hospitality at the Granton
Club. Wednesday afternoon
St. James Church news
The service at St ,fames
Anglican Church. ('landeboye
was in charge of Mr. Bob
Elkin who is a first year stu-
dent at Huron College. Bob is
from Thunder Ray area. in
the Diocese of Algoma, and is
a candidate for Holy Orders
for the Diocese.
Mr Elkin and his wife and
children are living in the II
derton area and attend St
Georges Church in London
township while he is studying.
Ills topic for the service was
about Theological Education.
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EXETER
Waste management
Improvement programs
Grants in the amount of
16,000 and 16,000 has been
awarded to the Township of
Goderich and the Town of
Seaforth under the Waste
Management Improvement
Program to upgrade and
study its landfill sites.
According to Environment
Minister Andy Brandt the
funds are provided to relieve
the burden imposed on
municipalities in meeting the
standards required for the
safe disposal of domestic
waste.
Both the Township of
Goderich and the Town of
Seaforth will use the funds to
improve the local landfill
operation by general
upgrading and conducting a
hydrogeological study of the
site with respect to leachate
control.
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the need for blood doesn't.
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