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I OTTAWA REPORT MP Smew Canada Works Program grants totalling over were approved for this area last week Further grants likely in the amount of about will be announced shortly- The Bradford library received approval for to assist it in improving its card catalogues and the corresponding labelling of its collection The grant will help in upgrading the librarys It is anticipated five clerical people will be employed to do the work under the direction of librarian Price Chairman of the Bradford Library Board is Daniel Blake The Victorian Order of Nurses have had two grants approved to assist them in their work in York on One grant in the amount of comes out of the Riding while a second grant for falls under YorkNorth This project anticipates hiring retired nurses nurses assistants or homemakers to assist the VON in a home care project for senior citizens Dr Margaret Arkinstall of medical director of York Manor in Newmarket along with Gerald Cassidy President of the local VON were the main applicants for this grant The InnishT Historical Society will be receiving a grant in the amount of for photographing items of historical value in the township Donald was a leading applicant with respect to this undertaking Tom Arnett of will also likely be involved in the project as wiQ Kitty of Painswick It is anticipated that the local township council wiD give a further to assist the Society in its work which should help create a valuable historical resource in the township for use by local residents students researchers and tourists A fourth project is being funded for the Community Association for Riding for the Disabled This volunteer group is now working with handicapped children and adults who are interested in horseback riding A principal in the application Edward Reed has been active for about four years in this en deavour The group rents facilities at Farm on the line north of Stouffville Their grant toals These projects came out of the first phase of the program for this year and applications for grants had to be made prior to Feb Phase one projects must start operations between April and Aug 22 and the work should be finished by March 31st next year A second phase will come up later in the year with applications being due no later than Aug 26 Any established organization partnership or corporation may present an application Emphasis is being placed on sponsorship by recongnized and established organizations rather than on individuals as in the past Local Initiatives Program If you would like to par ticipate in future in the Canada Works Program please be sure you have your application in before the Aug 26 deadline In the meantime I extend my best wishes to those groups that have received grant approvals for the success of their projects and hope they will in a small way at least relieve some of the current unemployment in this area It is not often that a couple are able to celebrate their sixtyfifth wedding anniversary but last Sunday Mr and Mrs Ellis Staden did just that at the Newmarket Nursing Home The couple were married on a Wednesday at Buxton Derbyshire in the midlands of England and they sailed for Canada the following Friday years ago They have not been back since Kate Staden is now years young while her husband Ellis is and I were pleased to join members of their family and friends at the celebration and offer our congratulations The day before we were privileged to Join in a ninetyninth birthday party and twofiftieth wedding anniversary celebrations The birthday party was in the Aurora United Church where over people gathered to say Happy Birthday to Annie Woods who has been a stalwart in this community all her life Mr and Mrs Orland Elford celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the Free Methodist Church Queen St Newmarket Mrs came originally from Sutton while her husband was from Just down the road at the Church of the Mr and Mrs Arthur celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary They have lived in Newmarket in fact on the same street since their marriage in it was a pleasure to see both couples in such good health and to wish them continued good health and happiness NHS NEWS By DEBBIE URN ESS The second annual party will take place on May 7 The location is yet to be an nounced Preparations are well underway for the Showcase The band the drama club and the gymnastics team to name a few are all busy rehearsing lines moves and musk so it should be a great show Bob Martin of The Era would like to com mend the honesty of students He left part of his camera case on a table in the last Thursday and it turned up in the office five minutes later Prom tickets will be on sale very soon The from will take place on Friday May at the Summit Hotel in Toronto Watch this column for further news The Forum Literary Contest is still open to all members of the school Closing date for the competition is April Write a poem or a short story and hand it to one of the Forum editors please do not sign the piece The Forum is pleased to welcome its new staff advisor Miss Sinclair Legislation would door for Toronto ga Aaron Kctwkk 0t We April EDUCATION WHAT IS IT iton 1 ilfltf flit hip gi Hi lit U II NEWMARKET Toronto needs a place to dump its garbage York Region and municipal councillors were told here Friday The thrust of a major waste management study released recently by the Ontario environment ministry is to ensure Metro Toronto access to disposal sites in York and neighboring regions Toronto generates nearly two million tons of waste per year com pared to tons annually in York Region the report states Currently Toronto garbage is dumped in private sites in York Region and in Durham Region Peel does not accept Metro garbage A major recom mendation of the report is that the provincial government exercise its authority to ensure that Metro Toronto has access to landfill sites outside its boundaries Representatives stressed the report is also concerned with developing alternatives to landfill such as recovery and recycling To date the province has withheld taking a stand regarding aste management The ministry urges however that regions call for legislation to permit them to undertake the management of landfill sites York has already taken steps to amend the Region of York Act What you really want is facilities for waste disposal for Metro Toronto somewhere outside Toronto commented Councillor Howard Shillington of Township He complained local municipalities would have no control over the location and operation of garbage sites under he plan At some point they Metro get rid of their garbage Bald Wells of the ministry However he noted local do not like to feel the recipient A local municipality will in most cases oppose the establishment of major facilities he said While the sole Intent of the report not to find garbage sites for Toronto it is based on the recognized need of all municipalities to find waste disposal sites not each on its own but as part of joint ventures commented Alex of the ministry Georgina Is not an economical area for waste disposal facilities and it is unlikely that township would be part of Yorks activities com mented Mr The province is also committed to finding alternatives to landfill sites he noted But landfill will always be needed Local municipalities participate In decisions through Its represen tation at regional council he noted Exchange policy to further study OptiAArs to hold Aurora donee AURORA A draft policy governing student exchanges has been sent back to York Region public school board staff after three clauses were questioned by trustee Bob here last week Noting that the proposal represented a consensus draft education director Sam Chapman said it was being presented for final board approval and expressed disap pointment that it would be referred back at the consensus stage Trustees who wanted to question any aspect of the policy had ample opportunity to do so during preparation of the draft he said Trustees approved a motion to send the draft back to staff after Mr McMonagle said the policy does not define who provides insurance for students participating in exchange programs Nor does the policy require written parental approval before students participate in the ex change noted the trustee Under the draft policy student exchanges will be limited to secondary schools with each exchange requiring Vandals damage 3 cars NEWMARKET Three cases of vandalism involving cars were in vestigated by police here last week On Sunday the side of an unattended car on Joseph St was covered with motor oil The vehicle belonging to Jack 2 Newmarket had recently been repainted Damage to the vehicle is unknown Early Saturday damage was done to a Stanley St mans car when it was sprayed with white paint The car owned by Keith Graham was parked in the driveway of his home On Wednesday two tires valued at were slashed on a car belonging to Leonard Cole Bolton Ave while it was parked in his driveway BRADFORD FERTILIZER LTO A 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