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CLASSIFIED P Help Sy p Help Wanted COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN, DURHAM REGION Community Facilitator (2 positions) Community Action Program for Children (CAP-C), an action program designed to enhance the well-being of Durham Region children 0 - 6 years, invites for C -acil CAP-C is a multi-year federally funded program in agreement with the Province of Ontario. Duties : C ity F will be ible for dévelopment activities, ongoing development and support of parent groups, and recruitment, training, and support of Lay Home Visitors Qualifications : This position requires a degree in the human services field or a of relevant an i D qc working with families and children, and supervisory e¥peri D fence in sand ilitation of parent groups. Excellent interp and izati skills, ige of support services available for children at risk in Durham Region and parenting experience are assets. Must have a valid Onlario driver's licence and automo Salary Range : $30,000. - $35,000 2nd, 1994, to: Please send cover letter and resume by mail or fax by December CAP-C Hiring Cofmittee 814 Brock Street North, P.O. Box 216, Whitby, Ontario L1N 581 Fax: (905) 668-2673 Only those individuals chosen for an interview will be notified. Business Opportunity b Auctions TAUCTIONSALE At Masonic Hall ENT BUSINESS F 320 Queen St., Port Perry Opportunity for health day, Dec. 1st, 6 PM Excellent for second Snell Appliance Rusinast income or full time career. For complete information kit 1-800-565-2651, leave Name, Address, Phone # The Scugog Citizen is printed on 10% Recycled Newsprint. Please remember Estate and Household Fumiture Merchandise from a Dollar Plus Store. Tools, Old Car Calendars, Bridge Lamps, Test Meters, Appliance Repair Manuals, Brand new Washer, New Pine Cabinet, Shelf " and Harvest Table, Micromater. Auctioneer's Terms - Cash or Cheque with ID & Visa. Lunch will be available Bruce Kellett, Auctioneer Call (705) 328-2185 AUCTION SALE * Saturday, Nov. 26th - 6 PM Lemonville Community Centre on McCowan Road Antiques, Fumiture, Dishes, Glass including Royal Doultons, Hall Seat with bevelled mirror, Hoosier Cu , Hall Table, to recycle THE CITIZ HE Siren CLASSIFIED RATES WORD ADS: (must be prepaid) First 15 Words # $6.00 Each additional WOrd wisi 208 2nd Insertion Discount (no copy changes) ... $1.00 AUCTION SALES: FIrSt INSEIHON wovvusrunssmusesssmsassussisss +55C, POF ine Additional insertions of same ad ....... . 45¢. per line CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS: Advertising : Thursdays 5:00 PM _."Sarvice Directory : Fridays 5:00 PM Family Matters & Calendar : Fridays 5:00 PM Classified Advertising : Monday 12 Noon Display Advertising : Monday 12 Noon No Advertising Copy Changes after 10 AM on Mondays. Notice to Our Valued Classified Advertisers: Real 985-NEWS or Fax 985-1410 36 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario LL 1J2 . by Heather McCrae Twenty-two Holstein cows caused quite a stir last week in Scugog Township. Over the past ten days more than three thousand people from many 'countries walked through the doors of Hanover Hill Farm to view the progeny of two newly proven young bulls, Hanover Hill : Lieutenant, and Roycedale Approval. The Autumn Progeny Revue, presented by * United Breeders Inc., a Guelph-based AL «artificial insemination) co-operative and hosted by Hdnover Holsteins of Port Perry proved to be a popular event for breeders in the dairy industry. Brian Carscadden, a sire analyst with UBI in charge of the project, told the Citizen the whole concept of the Revue was to give breeders world- wide a charice to view the offspring of these bulls. He said "by looking a t the 22 cows, all daughters of these bulls, the breeder will be able to visualize each bull's breeding pattern, and if so desired, will be able to incorporate that same pattern in their own herds by purchasing the semen from UBL Both bulls probably have semen collected fron them at least three times a week at the AI co- operative's barns in Guelph. From one ejaculate, anywhere from 25 to 250 straws of semen can be produced. The cost for one strow of semen from the Lieutenant is $30. and the cost for semen from Roycedale Approval is $18. Speaking to several dairymen at the farm the Citizen learned traits Hill Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, November 21, 1994 -- 25 + 5] Progeny Revue creates quite a stir at Hanover breeders are looking for in a dairy animal. "It's extremely important to have good, strong feet and legs and have a strong udder attachment, with four well-balanced teats" said Howard. Doner, a Cannington farmer. Bruce Howe, a breeder from Aylmer, agreed, adding that"the animal should be "deep ribbed, with a tall, long body and haye a good temperament". In other words, a well-balanced cow! Howe and his wife, Elvinda, are in the process of rebuilding their herd after selling all their cows in the spring. "I've been using the Lieutenant bull and seeing the daughters he produces, Ill continue to use him" he said. "The Approvals are a lot better than I d, too" \ Hill United Breeders Inc. presented a show of outstanding Dairy cattle at Hanover Hill farm recently. Seen above are Bruce, and Elvinda Howe of Aylmer with Brian Carscadden of UBI. See story. Citizen the semen of both bulls is used in Japan and is starting to gain in popularity. "It's very good and offers a great future in our country" he said. Many of the Japanese people visiting the farm last Saturday are with the Holstein Cattle Association of Japan and the Livestock Improvement Association in Japan. Hanover Hill Holsteins, known world-wide, is Canada's premier breeding establishment and is the birthplace of one of the featured bulls - Hanoverhill Lieutenant. Scugog is one of the most prestigious agricultural areas in Canada. Other farms in the area that received bus tours last week were Dappleholm Holsteins, Greenbank; Danny McFadden and he said. . A Japanese breeder, speaking through an interpreter, told the Riavue Farms in Sunderland, O'Connor Holsteins insAjax and High Point Farms in Port Perry. Barclay Phoenix above left of Greenbank won Grand Champion Sh - Scotlabank-Hays Classic at the Royal Winter Fair, November 13 and 14. There were 269 4-H members from 48 counties and regions of eight provinces In this popular event. Barclay was Reserve Champion last year. He's seen with his 4-H calf, Jeanlu Fallon Broker. In photo at right Todd Moore, 18, of Blackstock showed for the first time at the Royal this year and was more than pleased to place 2nd In the Jr. Showmanship. He's shown here with his yearling calf, Debble, owned by Keith Van Camp of Blackstock.