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=» Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, November 21,1994 --3 4 Ontario PC leader says able-bodied welfare recipients should have to work on the farms Ontario Conservative leader Mike Harris says able bodied welfare recipients should be forced to work on farms to get their benefits to help meet the need for short term seasonal labour. Harris made the comment last week in releasing his Party's Task Force Report: Common Sense for Rural Ontario. Still with agriculture, Harris unveiled several strategies the Conservatives would adopt if put into office in the next provincial election expected in the spring of 1995. These include program and service funding for the provincial Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs with elimination of waste and duplication. --repeal of Bills 40 and 91, freezing minimum wages, improvements to the Farm Practises Protection Act, and improving access to capital. --preservation of the Farm Property Tax Rebate and re- iy Delia Taylor has been awarded a Good Service -- and medal for her work In the local Scouting movement. Della is assistant District Cé issi leader with the 1st Scugog colony. She is seen here with Scoutirig District Commissioner, Ross Taylor. er for s and a Bea instatement of the Managed Forest Tax Rebate pending proper reform of the property tax system as a whole. --establishment of a whole farm support program for farmers (modelled on NISA) and increasing market revenue insurance coverage under GRIP to 85 per cent. --introduction of an agricultural industry diversification act. --changes to the Farm Practises Protection Act to ensure that farmers have the right to continue farming without fear of nuisance law suits stemming for the NDP's' environmental bill of rights. --changes to the regulations on graduated drivers licences to exempt licensed farm vehicles and to allow 16-year olds full driving privileges on a vehicle Models Durham Regional Police are warning the public of fraudulent model agencies that have recently operated in cities in Eastern and Southern Ontario. The fraudulent agencies or bureaus, as they are sometimes called, conduct 'auditions for one day in a local hotel or motel. They charge an evaluation fee at the time of the audition, and claim that it is totally refundable if the registrant does not qualify. registered and used for farming purposes. Harris went on to say that the Task Force on Rural Ontario would give more control at the local level with respect to policies and programs which may not make sense for all parts of Ontario, such as mandatory Junior Kindergarten. The Harris Task Force and Rural and Economic Development spent over a year consulting in rural communities all over Ontario. . "Despite the tremepgdous diversity of Ontarie's rural areas, we heard a consistent message everywhere our Task Force went," said Harris. "The present system of government is broken, out of touch with the real problems facing rural Ontario. And it's not.offering any solutions." beware They sometimes charge additional fees. The model or talent bureau then disappear." Police suggest that before money is pais out for such an audition, proper identification should be taken from the person to whom the money is paid. Police suggest that a full and corhplete business address be obtained that is verified as the address for the model or talent bureau. a [7 ~\) LUT i Fo Brock's SPECIAL PAY the TAXES i on all 3 your purchases + in our store! Wed., Nov. 23rd to Tues.. Nov. 29th. ) '| Special Events at Brock's ... 1 i SENIORS' SHOPPING NIGHT (60 plus) Thursday, December 8th - 4 to 8:30 PM Free Refreshments ® Free Gift Wrapping Entertainment and ...* 20% OFF ALL PURCHASES will MEN'S SHOPPING NIGHT Hey Kids! Cozy Kids! [lk 0 On all.our children's 0 SAVE 20 ) Nightwear & Robes = 0 sizes 2to 16 S13 z120cuzEz0 LH) Be = - AHH HH [P] H Thursday, December 15th Free Refreshments & Gift Wrapping Free Chocolates with every purchase. Enter our Christmas Colouring Contest - Great Prizes! November 26th to December 18th. See in store for detalls. Sale starts Wed., November 23rd to Tues., November 29th. BR@CK'S Service, Quality and Style since 1881 168 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-2521 seks sk Sok sk kkk sks kk sk fe kok sk sk sk se stesk sk kok sks sk ska sak sks kkk kok sk kkk sok sk sk ok kok sk kok BR@ CK' S 178 QUEEN ST., for Kids PORT PERRY "% 985-8797 || Lil]