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_______~~i Midu' -~ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1.11977-13 Final instructions are given ers take off on a ffike last forest. just before these young Beav- Saturday in the Ganaraska Forest centre ready for Junior1 The Ganaraska Forest Cen- tre in Hope Township will be used this summer during July and August as the site of dine of many Junior Ranger pro- gramns conducted by the Ministry of Natural Resour- ces. Extensive renovations and redecorating have been un derway at the camp with the work now, nearing com- pl etion in plenty of time for the operation of thecamp for the Junior Rangers. The Mfinistry is providing most of the equipment for the camp under an agreeme nt for the use of the camp for a perîod of five years for the sPîqýer Junior Rangers' camp. The Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority is Rangers Undertëiking the redecorating* and renovations including painting both' inside and outside of the dining and kitchen areas as well as. the aormitories and some minor interior structural change. The Ministry has provided cots, dressers and mattresses for thirty as well as providing kitchen utensils, dishes, comi- mercial stove, freezer,' grill and refrigerator for use at the camp. Total cost of this equipment is expected to reach close to $20,000.00. Sometime in September the Ganaraska Conservation Authority expects to complete a second washroomn adjointing the dormnitory to provide facilities for classroom use of the camp as a residential Speed of service is one of the main reas)ons for l comingto aMildas Shop. Which is why we have a staff Sof some of the best muiffer men'in the business, workingwith special equip- ment, t o serve you. Their job is to get you in and out in a hurryThis n ot on ly saves you ti me, it also helps us keep the price of m uff lers down, to, save you money toc. Why settie for Iess? Get the Mgidas Touch, -<227 Simcoe Street South. Oshawa- Phone 576-8111. UFE 841 Lansdowne Street West. Peterborough. Phone 742-3408.$HP Pla nners Approve- Green Paper Preserving ail Class i to 4 land, according to the Canada Land Inventory, would give priority to agriculture over ,most of the region, according to the region's planning department. This would include some area that May not have a high ýpriority from an agricultural point of view., These were comments made by the region regarding the province's Green Paper on Planning for Agriculture. "Therefore the province should interpret hoàw the guidelines will be applied to the varying conditions in different regions of the pro- vince," the planning report states. The province must also encourage urban develop- ment on poor agricultural lands but this should not be used as a qualification for the development. The green paper outlines an approach for municipalities to use when preparing its official plan on agricultural policies. E lectrica I Demand Increases The province's electrical energy demand rose to 7,263,- 666,000 kilowatt-hours during April, 3.1 per cent greater than the corresponding total for April, 1976. Primary peak demand rea- ched 13,615,000 kilowatts at 5.15 p.m., Monday, April 4. Almost 39 per cent of energy generated and pur- chased during, the month camne fromn water-powered stations. Nuclear power pro- vided 23.6 per cent, coal, 18.4 per cent, natural gas, 2.5 per cent, oil, .7 per cent, and purchases, the remainder. complex. A programn for educational purpose is now being prepare d by staff under the direction of camp co-ord- inator, Mliss Kelly Ballentyne. Contact is being made f0 the individual schools for use of the camp as a residential outdoor education centre. t is expected that the first class could make use of the camp in late September or early 0Oc tober. By September 1of 1978 the full week by week program is hoped to be underway. The Authority has noted an increased week-end use of the camp by various outdoor and scout and girl guide groups. The Authority has received a report from the co-ordinator relating fo the next ten years program at the camp touch- ing on new buildings as well as educational, recreation and information aspects of a program. The next full board meeting of the Authority is to be held at the camp on June l6th. Raesidentmial 786-2471 R..lOcrono You are invited to meet your Progressive Conservative Candidate Sam Cu reat ata Wine und Cheese, Party 8 to 10Op.M. Li ONS COMMUNITY CENTRE Beech Avenue - Bewmanville Wednesday, June 1lst xmwn%?ý7 ev-