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BERR RRR WE REDEEM ALL FOOD STORE COUPONS! =t Apply now for Canada Works grants Applications for the 1978-79 Canada Works program are now available at Midland's Canada Manpower Centre on Dominion Avenue, it was announced Monday Canada Manpower Centre Manager Don McNee says that potential programs will have more opportunity to make up their submissions as this year's cut-off date for receiving the applications has been set at June 24 Mr. McNee says the types of projects con- sidered for funding would be those creating new jobs that would match the skills of the locally unemployed, create jobs that are over and above those that would normally exist in the community and create jobs that as designed to maintain or increase the skills of the project's employees Applications will be accepted from established organizations partnerships or cor porations Applications from newly formed groups or individuals will also be considered MecNee indicated that the approved projects must start between September 1, 1978 and January 31, 1979. All projects must finish no later than January 31, 1980. Pole, hedge, car worse for wear after accident A telephone pole, a hedge, and a parked car are all a little worse for wear as the result of a Sunday morning accident on William Street at McCartney Street. Police say that a car driven by Douglas Juneau of Juneau Street in Victoria Harbour was northbound on William Street, when it crossed over to the southbound lanes, entered a driveway, and continued northbound for another 51 metres. In the process a telephone pole was cut off, and a hedge uprooted The car continued across McCartney Street and eventually hit a parked auto belonging to Madeleine Bray of William Street Damage to the Juneau vehicle totalled $350, and to the Bray auto, $200. Damage to the telephone pole and the hedge could total $250, police estimate A charge of careless driving has been laid as a result of the incident Plants are subject of Library seminar Imaginative uses for wild and cultivated plants common to the area will be the subject of a special program at the Midland Public Library on May 2 In an audio visual program for adults and older teens Jack Lord of the Royal Botanical Gardens will introduce plants used by the Six Nations Iroquois for food and medicines and show the relation of the plants to their cultural development. The program, which is entitled "Beads, Rattles and Woodsmoke"' will be of interest to amateur naturalists, historians and horticulturalists. The program, which begins at 7.30 p.m, is sponsored by the Midland Library, the Georgian Bay Regional Library System, the Royal Botanical Gardens and Outreach Ontario program of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation. Admission for the seminar is free. '