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Page 4 THE NEWS July 15, 1965 BRIEF TO SELECT COMMITTEE (Continued from P.1) promoting youth activities, the following recommen- dations were made: EDUCATIONAL Whereas vocation and occupational facilities are al- most non-existent in small communities; Whereas the cost of providing facilities of this type is prohibitive in communities where the assessment is very low in comparison to industrialized areas; Whereas building and facility costs are higher in Northwestern Ontario and maintenance costs are also higher; Be it resolved that the grant structure be changed in such a way that the communities with lower assess- ments receive a higher percentage grant for facility expansion than communities with greater assessments. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Whereas there are very limited job opportunities for local youth in the smaller, scattered communities of Northwestern Ontario; Be it resolved that where Junior Rangers are used in Provincial Parks, that local boys have first opportunit at such jobs; Be it resolved that the Department of Lands and For- ests lower its age requirement from I7 to I6 or |5 years, thereby giving this younger group a chance at summer employment; Be it also resolved that work in small communities for the 14-16 year age group be made available through local municipal offices. CULTURAL Whereas the outlying areas of Ontario lack leader- ship in the cultural spheres of recreation, such as Drama and the Arts; Be it resolved that the Government of Ontario send trained personnel to the outlying communities to con- duct workshops pertaining to leadership aspects in these fields. Mrs. Peter D.Walchuk and sons Peter and Danny of St.Catherines have been visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.R.Beaulieu. Mrs.Beaulieu and Mrs. Walchuk are sisters. Weekend visitors at the Jack Wellings home were Mrs.Ab Grey and daughter Nancy of Fort William and Mrs.Lyall Knoff and daughter Faye of Saskatoon. Mr.and Mrs. H.Byers and sons of White Bear Lake, Minnesota visited at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Bert Lohr for a week. Other visitors at the Lohr home were Mrs .Rose Lohr and Mrs.T .Rae of Winnipeg. Recent visitors at the Harold Marsh home were Mr.and Mrs.Bob Winkelman, Miss Avis Mertes and their son, Bill Marsh, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE MEET Women of the Moose met on Wednesday, July 7th at the Terrace Bay Moose Home. Senior Regent Marjory Dejonghe presided with twelve mem- bers present. Regular correspondence and business were discussed and deallt! with. The meeting was adjourned with a Raffle won by Marion Reid and the executive committee served a elicious lunch. DON' take pride in introducing our new paint mixing machine, | designed to give you, the customer, a much greater var- iety of color in almost every finish--at no extra cost to : PAINTING = -' and DECORATING > Will be available during store hours which are:- DAILY - from 4:30 to 6:30 P.M. SATURDAY - 9 A.M. to 5.30 P.M - We appreciate your patronage -- our motto is "Always a satisfied customer." NOTE - We now have a good sup- ply of Art materials on hand. Don Laporte. YOUR GLIDIDE.N PAINT DEALER 546 Lakeview Drive Telephone 825-3588 ee * z TURNTABLE, GLIDDEN MODEL No. 6. TEN CANISTERS. MANUAL CIRCULAR 4AND AGITATION. DIMENSIONS: 204" DIAMETER. 18" IGHT; 23 Lbs. NOT LOADED + TERRACE BAY - ONTARIO WE {7 Lbs. LOADED,