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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-11-28, Page 11diievement night SHOP Brussels II 4-H club held its achievement night for the “Our Heritage’ ’ project at the Brussels Library Nov. 19. Taking part were (front row, left to right) Michael Rammeloo, Michael Sanders, Victoria Richards; (second row) Laura Douma, Heather Somers, Andrea Rammeloo; (back) Wilma Rammeloo, leader, Marie Stute, leader, Mary Sanders, leader. (FA responds t) Speech Champion calf Lori Armstrong, RR 2, Auburn, receives the Elliott Insurance T rophy from Rick Elliott. Lori had the champion dairy calf at the Seaforth Fall Fair.f om Throne Santa Sfteciat‘The Ontario government’s in- te tions to stabilize farm income is elcome initiate, although details he Speech from the Throne are nt’’ said Ontario Federation of riculture (OFA) President, gid Pyke. Hopefully, their inten- is include new credit programs educe farmers’ borrowing costs, ’yke sees the NDP’s establish- nt of a Fair Tax Commission as a iitive move, provided it includes orm of the municpal and proper­ taxation system. “We are cer­ tify looking for fairness for mers in the taxation of produc- e farm assets such as land and ildings.” The Government’s announced ention to establish an Environ- :ntal Bill of Rights allowing ople to seek legal redress for vironmental harm is something mers will have to watch very isely. “As custodians of a non- lewable resource as important as ricultural land, farmers have a ry big stake in this issue. The use elements which farmers regard necessary building blocks for int growth, such as fertilizer, come an environmental problem r someone else.” Notably absent from the Throne >eech is reference to the govern- ent’s previously stated intention enact legislation to aid in the eservation of Ontario’s farmland, 'ke added that, “farmers are iiting for details of other rural titiatives flowing from the throne eech. ’ ’ 50c COFFEE AND A DONUT ON SAT., DEC. 1st BRUSSELS SANTA CLAUS PARADE DAY "fyo-cez •SPECIAL CHRISTMAS COOKIES •FRESH BREAD «DONUTS •ROLLS THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1990. PAGE 11. Good judge Ken Ramsey presents the 4-H Club Leaders Award to Jamie Hallahan, RR 3, Blyth for being the top junior at the Huron County Judging Competition. Jamie also won the Auburn Co-op Trophy for having the reserve champion dairy calf at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Good Neighbour program announced Continued from Page 10 in which to live. “For most of us, the desire to be part of our communities and to support the best interests of all its residents is still very much alive and well,” adds Elllis Katsof, director of social services for the region of Halton and responsible for Good Neighbours initiatives in five municipalities. “Good Neigh- bours facilitates that process.” The Office for Senior Citizen’s Affairs has prepared guidelines to help introduce their own Good Neighbours networks. Good Neigh­ bours posters, brochures, buttons and sweatshirts are also available from the office. More information may be obtained by calling, (416) 327-2460. nbeRkV1'' RUSSELS 887-9035 For that special someone who enjoys great food that is fresh and delicious.... prepared to order and served with a smile. They're sure to love it.... May we suggest a P.S....gift certificates make a great stocking stuff er too! P.P.S. It's not to late to book your Christmas party in Secrets We'll help make your party perfect.