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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1975 "8 Will seek LIP grants for local improvements About $150 million has been made available under the restructured federal Local Initiatives Program to spon- sor job-creating projects, and a number of groups in the . township have indicated they will apply. According to Scugog Mayor Lawrence Malcolm, about four or five application forms have been picked up at the township office, including the Scugog Community Arena committee who are investigating the possibility of using LIP money to help pay for arena site prepar- » ations. Mayor Malcolm said he preferred organizations and groups within the community to sponsor the projects, rather than council. He said some other communities have found that community- sponsored projects end up being a headache. The prob- lem, he points out, isn't getting the project going, but coming to a stop when the Lip money runs out. He said many communities have been faced with continu- ing the projects with munici- pal funds when federal funds run out. "But we are willing to give all the help we can toward any such project," he said. In its four years: of oper- ation the program has cre- ated a quarter of a million jobs that put earned purchas- ing power in the pockets of citizens who might otherwise have . been without such income during our Canadian winters. Local" governments have | participated in previous LIP campaigns and their exper- tise in zeroing in on projects that will most benefit com- munities has often resulted in some extremely interesting and worthwhile endeavours. In recognition of this the federal government has amended the program this year to permit municipal- ities to submit projects up to a value of $150,000 per pro- ject, as compared to $100,000 for other sponsors. We are again asking municipalities to initiate projects that they would not be able to under- take without this assistance, and which create new jobs, especially in areas of high unemployment. Municipal projects cannot be subcon- - tracted - and these applic- ations, as well as all others will be reviewed by Con- put FRIENDLY "PHILOSOPHER sv: THE WISE Working SEE \ DOESN'T LISTEN : © WAGe BROS. TEXACO 257 Scugog St. Port Perry Phone: 985-7262 stituency Avion Groups set up to advise on commun- ity priorities. In order to minimize problems of local coordingtion, we are once again taking great care to ensure that the projects we support not be of a continu- ing nature. Projects may begin as early as November 3 but not | later than January 24, and all' must be completed by June 26, 1976. Full details of 1975-76 LIP" are available at all Canada Manpower Centres and Job Creation Branch offices. The following are examp- les of several innovative approaches to municipal pro- jects developed during the 1974-75 Local Initiatives Pro- gram: -- a housing conversion study sought to assist one city in how best to plan for its future demographic needs in terms of services and zoning: -- a library project for the GROCERS 'RED & WHITE SUPPLY HOUSE Years of Service LEN [oe] V.\8 WE HANDLE ONLY GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS homebound employed four persons to deliver and select tapes and large print books to the visually handicapped; -- a cgmmunity art project promoted original works by local artists , with an emphasis on showings to the ages, the indigent, and the handicapped; -- a'museum was improved and a research program in oral history conducted; -- a' full-time leadership resource services were ex- CANADA PACKERS SALUTES RED & WHITE on their MAPLE LEAF - SWEET PICKLED - CRYOVAC COTTAGE ROLLS Ib. $ 39 tended to target groups such as community schools, senior citizens, and teens; -- hanidcapped individuals were taught the skills neces- sary touse public facilities on their own in the context of a special recreation program; -- preventive health services. were expanded in a rural area which formerly had no . access to audio-visual aids to health education or to a nutritionist's services; -- a historic sawmill was PRL MAPLE LEAF VALUE CHECK'D - BRANDED Raw or Satis § ) 53 : Round Roasts You Save Twice with Trim and Price! 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