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4,Oromo Weekly Times, Wednesday, April 14, 1982 Presents fund"s to Orono Group Committee Mlbert IMmanekz presents a cheque in the amount of $614.14 to Ruth Yeo, treasurer of the Group Com- mnittee of the First Orono Boy Scouts to be used from Ganaraska Centre Maple Syrup Day Due to inclement weather en April 3rd. 1982, the Maple Syrup Day offered by the Ganaraska Region Conserva- tion Authority has been rescheduled to Saturday April 17, 1982. Tours of the sugar bush will commence at 10:00 a.m. and proceed until alinvolved have had the opportunity to view the mnaple bush and evaporating facilities. The content of the tour will be aimed at ail age levels and we encourage people to make this a famqily outing. This ex- perience wiII be free to the scouting in Orono. The Group committee sponsors both Beavers, Cubs and Scouts in Orono and the above monies will be used for supplies for the three groups. Th ne ua rmesute from the promotion of a dance at the Oronio Community Centre organized by Albert and Barb Murmeke., general public-. In addition, pancakes and fresh mnaple syrup will be served up hot at a cost of one dollar per per- son. In the event of bad weather, rescheduling infor- mation will be broadcasted on the local radio stations. The Ganaraska Forest Centre is located approx- imately 2.5 miles north of County Road No. 9 mîdway between the Towns of Elizabethville and Kendal. Please direct any inquiries to the Ganaraska Forest Centre at (416) 797-2721. ORONO NURSERY SCHOOL Half-Day Enrichment Program 3-5 Year old childýren Qualifled Staff Uc»oced Prmiss Toîsphono 983-5402 am 987-4012 p.m. Trip to Orono for good food In a recent article in the Toronto Star John Keating writes that the food, at -the New Dutch Oven, highway 115 at Orono, is certainly out of this world. "Here, home- cooking means just that- generous portions of hearty, farm-style food." Keating states the luncheon speçial, servedbetween 11:30 and 3 p.m., is a bargain at $3.95. Beef, vegetables and home-made' soup are available fromn the buffet co0unter and servings are mouintainous, he states. He also writes about the Schnftzels, priced from $4,95 to $7,95 which are a challenge to even the largest appetite. "The veal scallopini ($6.95), (Coninued from page 3) sor area near Point Peloe. So 1 made an appointment and. vint domn to seo the new world's champçion birdo-r. Making an appointmeý-nt was a w,%ise moKve. I discovered that the new champ wilI grab a plane on the spour of the moment and take off to see a rare bird that one of his bud- dios around the vrld has sighted, b. it in the vast wildor- ness of the Himilayas or thejungles of Perul Norman turned out to be a deceiving guy. Ho appeared to be about f ifty but he's crowding seventy. Ho was ser- ene, mild mannered, and didn't look like a go-getter at ail. But undernoath is a seothing competixive spirit. Anffly, that's what his wife, Jean, told me. He denied this. Ho said t wasn't a desire to b. Nurrtber One that drove him. It was just a great interest in birds. Don't lot him kid you. " snapped Jean. "He's a fanatîc about vinning. " 1 dropped the subject, and asked him about reaching tho astounding record of listing 5,586 specios of birds! Hoe saîd he'd been working on it for týwnty-five years. He's bird-scannod ail the oceans and ail the continents ex- cept Antaretica. He's been to over 125 countries looking for different birds. Ho showed me a Ieathor-covered book that lists ail farn- ilies and species of birds. Ho had a check mark against the ones ho has sean. It wvas i mpressive. WMen ho hit the 5,000 mark ho knew ho had a fighting chance to beat the record held for some time by Stuart Keith of New York. Thon he \Nnt to Venezuela and hit the jackpotl1 Ho spot- ted enough birds to beat Keith's record by two species. Sinco thon he's added another twenty-seven. And h's flot resting on his laurels. He's planning to fly to Brazil, thon maoybe Australila. Chosterfield hops in and out of planes the way mo-st of us hop in and out of automobiles. And it's a running gag among birders that Norman flies more than most of the birds do. he said, is an example." Keating writes of an inch and haif -of tissue-thin hani. lovingly draped over a juicy veal cutlet, then sealed with a coating of Swiss Cheese. The heavenily taste lures you into finishing off the huge serv- ing, he writes. "An. onion and steak dish is one of five Dutch-style sausage and steak choices of- fered at only $4.95, and the taste. " Keating also commenlde-d the waitresses who- waste no time in taking your order -and placîng the foÇod on the table. A good thing to as thie por- tions are so generous it's easy to spend more than an hIour enjoying the mneal. The New Dutchi Oven cer- tainly is a popluar restaurant in this area offering a wide choice of excellent food both through their salad bar, buf- fet and fromn the menu. We've broadened the eligibility for the 1982 Farm Adjusiment Assistance Program so we can help more farmers. For farmiers facing financial difficulties, the programn off ers financial assistance and financial management counselling. BROADENED EUIGIBIL1TY The farmrer must have equit-y in the farm business of between 100/ and a new upper limit of not more than 60%. Present interest and principal paymenits must exceed 20% of operating costs. . The total value of food or tobacco products produced on the farm in 1981 has been reduced to $ 12,000. ASSISTANCE Farmers can take advantage of one, or more, of the following options: 1. Deferral of interest by the tender on boan(s) for a period of six months backed by a Provincial guaranitee. During this time, the tender wlll not compounid the interest. 2. An interest reduction grant on floating-rate loans and short term, flxed-rate loans for operating purposes only for up to 12 months. The maximumn grant will be 5 percentage points. Loans may be reduced to a level as low as 12%. 3. An additional line of credit for operating purposes only, guaranteed by the Province of Ontario. This new credit would be provided by the tender at the prime rate for up to12 months. 11APPUCATIONS For further information on this program and application instructions sée your tender; or visit an OMAF county office; or write 1982 Farm Assistance Program, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1B7. Ministry of Agriculture and Food SOntario Dennis Timbreli, Minister Duncan Allan, Deputy Minister 0O'NTARIO FARM ASSISTANCE PROC3RAM EXPANDED- You fnmy iuw be dfribet