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3 - Orono Weekly Times, November 7,1979 Chain saw maintenance z - - w sssiit From across Canada One of the interesting features of Saturday's Log, Cabin day at the Ganaraska Forest Centre was the appearance appearance of the a group of teenagers associated with the federal government's Katem- avik program. The above group (left to right) Christine McBay, Welland, Ont., Michele Michele Barker, Vancouver, Mike McCormack, Winnipeg, Jill Walker, Toronto, Sean Clarke of Hudson, Quebec, and Maureen O'Neil, Toronto represent represent a good cross section of the country. The man with the saw is Rob Henderson who demonstarted to the group the art of making the proper cuts in thé pine logs for the construction of the log cabin sugar shack. The Katemavik program is operated by the federal government government and these young people belong to the group for a period of nine months. During the past three months they have ben working for the Otonabee Conservation Authority Authority and have been liviqg in a large house at Young's Point. During their stay with the Otonabee they have been developing snowmobile and cross country ski trails, tree planting, building bridges and other works related to the Conservation program: Three of the members were with the Ganaraska for a two week period assisting with the preparation of jhe log cabin program. For their work they are paid $1.00 a day with free board which they look after themselves. If they stay with the program for a period of nine months they are pâid $1,000.00. This group have being at Young's Point and now leaVe for a three month stint at the Magellan Islands and then to British Columbia for a further three months working the lumber industry, at Prince George. On asking the teenagers how they liked the program they all said in a chorus, "terrific". Maintenace of the chain were on hand at the Forest saw is an important feature to Centre to give first hand ensure it 100 percent oper- advice as to proper upkeep ation. Specialist from Piorieer and maintenance. ( Continued from page 1 ) NOT PAUL BUNYON Saturday, November 3rd, 1979. Elgar was demonstarting the use of the chain saw in preparing pine logs for the log cabin under construction at the forest centre and the day was dedicated to the art of this trade of years ago. At least one hundred took advantage advantage of the opportunity to see this art applied in the construction of a log sugar shack at the forest centre which was a promotion spon- Pre-Season Snowthrower Sale TORO 524 Toro 2V2 H.P. 20" $329.95 Toro5 H.P, 24" $699.95 Bolens5 H.P. 24" $699.95 Bolens6 H.P. 24" $729.95 Boleris H.P. 26" «$799.95 5.hp, 24 in. clearing width. For snow up to 12 inches deep. Clears'up to 1200 lbs. of snow a minute. Spring- action scroper blade. Drum auger. ROLPH DOMINION HARDWARE ORONO, ONT. 983-5207 sored by the staff at the centre and the Ganaraska Authority. The logs for the log structure structure were taken from the forest, peeled by inmates from Warkworth penal institution institution and now being assembled assembled by staff at thè centre. The new structure will this coming spring be the centre of activity for the maple syrup program. Last spring , the former sugar shack burned to the ground. t The next program to be undertaken at the forest ■ centre will be a trappers clinic with a qualified trapper giving tips and instructions in trapping. 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