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«5?? ‘ in ma ,5 on; Looking for ideas for a program fea- ture at your organization's next meeting? The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture .md Food Film Library (at Johnston Hall, University of Guelph, Guelph, MG M) has the following video tapes. Borrow by calling 519-824-4120 ext. .824. OMAF will pay the postage to lend the video tape to you; you are {espousiblc for the return postage. Recycling Banguage znrinuedfmm p.6‘ lOBIUS IDOP â€" the popularly iopted symbol for recycling used by many recycling groups and industries troughout North America. The symâ€" 3] conveys the infinite use and re-use 1’ materials that are recycled: solids, quids and gases. ‘ HOIODEGRADABLE â€" can be :composed by ultra violet rays. - LY ASH â€" toxic material, usually - |ntaining heavy metals such as arsenic, ‘. .u-iurn, cadmium, lead and mercury. - roduoed during incineration of garbage. . lust be stored in hazardous waste sites. .‘Vominations for .octension award The Ontario Agricultural College \lumni Foundation is seeking nomina- ons for the 1989 T. R. Hilliard Disâ€" ungui’shed Agricultural Extension Bresented annually to a person who has made outstanding contributions M agricultural extension in Ontario, the “ward consists of a citation and $1.000 '0 be usedt'or an extension. research or Educational project of the recipient's rhoice..Nominntions should be sent to OAC Alumni Foundation clo Dean chnlp'u MoEwen, Ontario Agricultural Coflege, U ersity of Guelph, NlG W1 by 7 (information . . .information‘. . .information. . .infor y,,_tion. . Linformation. . information. . .information. . . Five Videotapes from OMAF The Farm...The Family ~ the ability to accept and adapt to change is a major factor in achieving a successful farm business and a happy farm family. 15 mins. color, with study guide, 1988 When Murphy Goes Farming .â€" a humorous look at coping with stressful situations on the farm. 15 mins. color, with study guide, 1986 The Farm Team â€" focuses on goal setâ€" ting for the family by comparing a suc- Youth info If you‘re trying to reach 15 to 24 year- olds, you may be interested in a book recently published by the Canadian Youth Foundation. It’s called Canada's Youth: Ready for Today, and is a com- pilation of surveys completed by 2,100 Canadian youth. For a free copy, write to Employment and Immigration Canada, Ottawa, KIA 019 or call 819-994-6313. PRIDE PRIDE or Parent Resources Institute for Drug Education is a resource, inforâ€" mation, conference and training insti- tute. It disseminates accurate, upâ€"toâ€"dale drug information to young people, parents and concerned individuals about adolescent drug abuse. For more infor~ mation, call toll free 1-800-667-3747. cessful baseball team to a farm family 12 mins. color, with study guide, [987 Neighbor to Neighbor â€" focuses. rm the value of self-help groups to deal With problems arising from CCOflOmlC dlf‘ ficulties, 15 mins. color. 1986 The Rural Boardroom â€" shows how one family finds that a farm family business meeting becomes a method to make business decisions. 15 mins. color, with study guide. 1986 Visiting hours at Hoodless Here’s an update on visiting hours [0 the Adelaide Hoodless Homestead, Monday to Friday, 10 am. to 3 pm, From May 24 to Thanksgiving Day. open Sundays, noon to 5 p.m. Closed the month of February, Dec. 24 to Jan. 2. Other times by appointment 519-448-1130. Full-time Homemaker Mrs. Diane Hoskins. 1730 Meadow- view Crescent, Gloucester, KlV IV], 15 working on the creation of the full-time job of Homemaker, to allow for tax con- cessions and pension contributions. She is intemsted in hearing from other indivi- duals on this subject. Please write to her at the above address or call 613-824-0428. What is a volunteer? At a meeting of a volunteer organization, there was heated discussion over who would be responsible for some 900 prize ribbons for the annual fair. The job had previously been done by a long standing member. Now the time had come for younger hands to get involved. No one volunteered. Finally a member was nominated who promptly said, "I don‘t know if I would like it 3' The woman who had done the job for so long replied, “You don't have to like it, just do it." Everything that describes a volunteer was said in that short exchange. From Second Penny, March/April, 1988. H & C December, January 1989 13