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The Farm Labour Pool in Port Perry helps place students on farms during the summer. Quenten Robinson, co-ordinator of the summer student day work programs says that they have received over 150 applications to farm from : students. Another part of his job includes promoting farmer interest in hiring han "from the Labour Pool. Here, Ralph Honey, of R.R. 2 Seagrave [left] is handed the A Labour Pool's calling card in case he requires help. Students will work on farms during busy summer months y- Over 150 applications have been submitted to the Farm i Labour Pool in Port Perry, * from "students who wish to | gain farm experience this | summer. Quenten Robinson co- program told the Star in an interview that they expect more applications through- out the summer. Last year more than 220 applications were filled out. But Mr. Robinson warns students to submit their applications as soon as possible. All applica- tions are placed on file and there is no age restrictions. Farms requiring help can contact the Labour Pool office who select students on their experience and ability to do a good day's work. Part of Mr. Robinson's job required the recruiting of students from Port Perry, Cartwright, Uxbridge and Lindsay High Schools. He also visited farms in Ontario and Durham County in order to make them aware of the . day work program. Once a farmer needs help, he can ordinator of the day work call the Labour Pool office and usually have a student worker on his farm that same day. The minimum wage falls outside of the labour stan- dards in agriculture, so the Labour Pool can only suggest a recommended wage rate to the farmer. . Wages are usually deter- mined between the farmer and worker. Mr. Robinson feels that the day work program is 'good for those young people who have no experience. "There is a big demand for casual _ labour in. the summertime," he said. The program differs from other government programs such as Agricrew which line up demands from farmers in advance. The Farm Labour Pool utilizes students as they are needed throughout the summer. "Our program offers more flexibility,"" said ~ Mr. Robinson. The Farm Labour Pool also handles full-time seasons and orders. || pain { | of 100 mi or 250 mi vials for {| Oreater convenience and {| economy. | & Shur-Gain protection new Shur-Gain § {| Shur-Gain--for the modern farmer '| BLACKSTOCK '| PORT PERRY {WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD, PHONE 986-4201 PHONE 985-7363 The office, on Queen Street, will be open begin- ning June 15th at 7 a.m. until the end of August. Pleased to report that Mrs. Hazel Whittaker of Lindsay -- who has been incarcerated in Toronto General Hospital since early April, has finally been permitted to return home to take it easy for several weeks. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Glasbergen and girls of Port Perry in the passing of their infant son and brother as result of a congenital heart defect. Johnny was a former resident of our community "and youngest brother of Frank of Yelverton. This week the Royal Bank at Lawrence and Victoria Road was again robbed, a month and a half following a previous robbery which netted the thiefs well over $20,000. This trip in com- parison was a bit of a dry run providing only $7,500 - times are getting tough. How does this merit a mention in our Yelverton news. S'plain, S'plain - Our eldest daughter Mitzie Fick is Senior Loans Officer there. Last time around Mitzie was '"'out to lunch" - "Iliterally", we hastely add with Father's Day only a few short weeks away. This time she was not deprived of the excitement. In fact, in Channel 9's news coverage of the event follow- ing the robbery, Mitze was- easily recognized right on the thick of things. The thieves were apprehended later the same day en route to airport. Congratulations are extended to two residents of our larger Yelverton area - Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stephenson on the occasion of their 50th Wedding Anniversary. The family held an open house to honour their parents at 'Nestleton Community Centre after- noon and evening, with a capacity crowd present for the evenings dance. Reeve George Neals of Manvers presented Audrey and Milt with a plaque from Victoria County in recognition of their auspicious occasion. A more detailed account of the festivities will be provided in a future edition. With the baseball season rapidly approaching, Yelverton is scheduled to field two teams this year - the Senior Girls team coached this year by Gary (Giggs) Weightman; and a mixed team of 12 and under to be coached by Mrs. Gwen Gray, who has resigned as a player from the Senior Girls to accept this challenging PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday June 1, 1982 -- 33 I) Yelverton area news assigmen The Janetville Sunday - ~ School Anniversary at 10 a.m. Sunday, June 6th with Rev. lke Lindenberg. Also watch next weeks Coming Events for the particulars re our annual Yelverton Pork BBQ on Friday, June 11th. Miss Mona Malcolm, accompanied a few of her peers for the long week end at Minden scheduled to attend the Group with the rather salubrious of suggestive pseudonym - of "the Teen Age Head" appearing at the Rockcliffe. A smaller than usual turn- out at church on Sunday a.m. - "the dirty dozen' easily outnumbered by those attending Sunday School, heard Dennis preach one of his better sermons. Perhaps we can get a re-run next winter. Communion Service and a Baptism Service is scheduled for Sunday, June 20th. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon McFarland of Toronto were visitors this week with Mrs. Audrie Brown. There are 64 branches of St. John Ambulance in Ontario providing First Aid coverage and First Aid and Health Care training. Get involved in accident prevention MET RII Clale Helv] § BITE To a WAY a [a [VF IM DI Ta Ta ToT gl [2 (1g Te (Ce) I I Ke TV Ia: 1aal:l 0) Wo [15 (eld [oF: | I Ke lV | ao) Hl 2{14 @ [o] o TRI =F: JUNE 15, DALEWOOD GOLF CLUB, PORT HOPE sponsored by CENTRAL ONTARIO DIVISION INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT PREVENTION ASSOCIATION IB a alld sl {el da a1 {Toa Ro 1a R LIEN: [ale Kel {als KAT al 6 please contact Mrs. Phyllis MacGee (705) 745-5589 The LA.P.A.can help. 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