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VE ap oe Vert 19 LE IA Ad FAL SIRE RE A STP EA) Vik x bis AA Fad AG 8) HH AIH ah ARNE F. Ag wi AEA Wa! (Pg Sl FEES, 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 27, 1981 June 3rd is Census Day Census of Agriculture for the in Canada, and more thgn approximately 340,000 farm eight million households households in Canada. across the country will be Census Takers began required by law to complete distFibuting the question- a census questionnaire. naires this week in smaller - Conducted at the same communities like Port Pe time will be a separate and the representatives Portables bought for separate school The Durham Catholic School is slated to open in Separate School Board has Port Perry this September approved the purchase of with about 130 students four portable classrooms for registered to date for the new school which will Kindergarten through to fae open in Port Perry this fall. Grade 8 classes. SAR Trustees with the The portables for the 2 Separate Board made the classrooms will be locatedon i decision at a meeting May the grounds of Immaculate return later to pick up the | Counting starts on June 3 . completed form. All' households will be obliged to answer questions on age, sex, marital status, language, type of dwelling and whether the dwelling is owned or rented. A sample of households -- one in every five. - will . answer additional questions on such things as education, migration, income, housing, religion, occupation, and labour force participation. This kind of detailed census is carried out by the federal government every ten years, andthe informa- tion from the questionnaires will be compiled into statis- tical data showing popula- tion, housing and income figures. Among other things, one likely result of the' 1981 census, will be an increase in the number of seats in the House of Commons by about 30 to reflect the changes in population. Collecting this kind of detailed information about Canadians this year is a massive undertaking. Some 39,000 temporary employees have been hired for the collecting period, and the total cost of the census over the next four years in about $100 million. The census is taken under the authority of the federal Statistics Act, which prohibits disclosure - of any information which could identify any individual. ~ The questionnaires will be destroyed once the data has been transferred into computer banks, and those employees who see the forms are sworn to secrecy under the terms of the Act. Federal law also requires that all Canadians answer the questionnaires, and failure to do so or supplying false information could lead to a $500 fine and or three months in jail The slogan for this year's census taking is + "Count yourself in," and on June 3rd, some 24 million Canadians will have no choice but to do just that. HELPFUL HINT Using a matching color crayon working well into the scratch will help to cover it. (©) Coordinator Louise VanCamp Work available on Scugog area farms With the haying season on corner, students not afraid of area farms just around the ga little hard work can find fay 19th, despite the fact the Church on Highway 7A in dors provincial government had Port Perry, with the church (OW not given approval for the hall being used for library 0A 4 purchase or a guarantee that and gymnasium facilities. i it would pay the estimated The Separate School has bk cost of $50,000. also approved in principle . x Trustee Larry O'Leary the construction of a new Ae said at the meeting "the school for Port Perry at an ( hi urgency to get on with the estimated cost of $1.14 fh school is critical at million, and hopefully ready y i this time. for students by September hi! Immaculate Conception 1982. Ti, A oR § 3 ' t 1] i Ol i a A AR Wo a a 2) el 1% En Vis 4h i BL re DREAM HOME BUILT oad 0 All the amenities of city living... coon - plus! | GIL RUMMENIE.} vy 0 For More Information How to Get There: 48 x on Your Special Interests Contact: p i 0 oward ge a 7 E SE. : wo | % 4 "od (G1 NOR rd * 4 ; 0 728-9544 JL Order 985-7131 . i th 647 Scugog Street, Port Perry, Ontario "oy, Hwy 7 |E < 3 g ol | + 985-7371 a i 01 5 FOR APPOINTMENT 00 (/ Og () Oq nq Ca Ps [/ Ox ra ae CQ () Ox nh o, Oy a a employment through the. Day Work program of the Canada Farm Labour Pool. And other job opportuni- ties on farms during the busy summer months are also available under this pro- gram on a daily or longer basis. The amount of work avail- able for young people depends on the harvest and weather conditions, but those who register in June will - find - employment on farms on a regular basis. The pay scale for the Day Work program is generally in the $3.50 per hour range, and some young people who started in this program have gone on to find full time employment on a farm in this area. The Farm Labour Pool has a full time office in Port Perry open six 'days per week with Louise Van Camp as co-ordinator of the Day Work program this summer. During June, July and August, the Labour Pool will open an office in Cannington with Ann Marie McMorrow as co-ordinator: } Anybody interested in farm work this summer under this program should contact the Labour Pool office in Port Perry at 985-3831. Correction A photo caption on page eight in last week's edition of the Star incorrectly ident- ified Bill Underwood's associate. It should have read Dale Branton, not Dale Graham. The Star is sorry for the error. Ls) SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS. call 986-5319 Or Drop Off At MODERN TEXTILES