The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-12-17, Page 2Dec. 23
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Every variety, is part of a program that
has been developed for.Ontario growing
conditions. CO-OP offers you the varieties,
quality, selection and service you want.
Rinloss Township Council Appointments to the vari-
held the inaugural session Ot4 committee for one year
• for the 19814 982 term of terms were made as follows:
office in the municipal buid- - Maitland Valley COnSerVa-
ing at Holyrood on the even. tion Authority representa-
' ing of December 1st with the tine, George McBride;
Reeve and all council pres- Whitechurch Community
Construction. (addition to a
shop),
As per by-law the Reeve's
remuneration was set at $780
per annum and for council,
lors $660, an increase :of $60.
The road superintendent, is to
receive an increase of $1550
for 1981 and the clerk $1500.
The drainage and building*
inspector rate is to be $7,00
per hour and the waste site
attendant will receive $45 for
'full day and $20 for even-
ings. -
Livestock evaluators for
the next year are Lloyd Husk,
Bob Gilchrist and Donald
Rossi. poundlceepers are. Ev-
an Keith, J. McEwan and
Charles Murray and fence
viewers are Frank MacRen-
zie,,• Donald Bushell, Currie
Colwell and ElwoOcl Elliott. •
ber,:Wm, Haldenby. George McBride; flolyroc i v., a
The minutes of November Hall beard,Wm, Haldent emns .ederat government s feettie
meetings were adopted as and David Eadie; Lucknc
read on motion of councillors
. , . .
and District Health Centre,
Gibb and McBride, Barry ' Johnston; Lucknow
and District Fire committee,
sfa • 1 it 11, suppor o agricu turat industry
fartn . is expected_ to:-cease _expenses—How -could they- .a.Jack_of funds.„available to
operations in the new year. succeed?" thd Farm Credit. Corporation.
Barrie was highly" critical Barrie said Canfarm's loss (FCC) the federal body which
• of federal agriculture mm- provides low interest long=
ister Eugene Whelan for is tragic, given the increas- term loans to farmers. At its
blaming farm groups and ing cost/price squeeze facing Dec
provincial agriculture minist- farmers,-Canfarm, :he the ember said, is
ember
passed a unanimous
Board meeting,
ries for Canfarm's failure. a unique management tool
FA
resolution calling for a large
"Whelan promised Can. farmers can use to make
-
farm support until they had themselves more efficient.
increase in funds for FCC. ;p
Barrie called the federal
He has not kept his promise.
time to establish themselves. "Whelan should stop telt-
ing cheaP shots at others and government's lack of support
.
the responsibility 'inexcusable and short-sight- First he dragged his• feet on place
turning it over to the farm where it .helong$ . on the ed. He said agriculture is one'
co-op, then he changed the Federal Government," . of Canada's few major indus-
inles and ,loaded them down Barrie said- Ontario farm. tries with a potential for
with red tape and needless ers are also• concerned* about , short and long•term growth:
Applications for building • • • • ' George McBride and David permits were approved for. Eadie;' ,Kinloss TownShip
John de Boer (shed), Leon- - -Recreation- conirnitteer_Dave_
and Stanley garne), atld Gihb, Wm, Haldenby, Susan
Mike O'Neill, (remodel a Belmore, Margaret Cough-
barn). lin, Jim de Boer; Jack Mali
Council granted $100 plus and June Gilchrist; Saugeen
three rentals of the township Valley Conservation Author-
ball ,to the 1st Holyrood ity, David Eadie and to, the
Broirnie Pack as a result of Lucknow and District Arena
the appearance of two Beard, George McBride and
Brownie mothers at the David Eadie.
meeting and a grant of General accounts "for_
$350.00 was made to the
Wingham and District Assoc-
iation for the. Mentally Re-
tarded for the Silver Circle
Nursery School on behalf of
their appeal. approved for Robert Svmes
$59$216.49 and highways ac-
counts for $17,967.19 were
ordered paid, • ';
Previously an applicatiOn
for a building permit. was
The Ontario-Federation of
Agriculture (OFA) attacked
the federal government for
its feeble support of the
agriculture industry last
week, -
OFA president, Ralph Bar-
rie, said farmers are upset by ,
the end of federal financial
support for Canfarm Co-op-
erative. Canfarm, a com-
puterized farm accounting
system, was taken,over by a
farmer owned co-op hi April
1979, after it was abandoned'
by Agriculture Canada, Can-
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work, and live? We have a responsibility to
attempt to provide for them as well. -
Harborer also stressed the need to
maintain a proper balance in' the county
between industry and farming although
Huron is primarily an agrarian county.
"We must maintain a proper balance of
growth and find other means of employ-
ment," he.' said. "This can .be achieved
without infringing upon' agriculture.
"Some municipalities are not prepared to
accept larger industry. But others are not
taking advantage of tourism as an area of
growth and employment is not developed.
As warden I propose no drastic changes but
my intention is to move forward and to build
communities that are more attractive for
living and working."
Haberer added that council can teach
common goals for future generations to
follow.
The voting among the 30 .councillors was
evenly distributed and the vote of Goderich
Reeve, Don Wheeler, had a large bearing on
the outcome.
Wheeler is the only councillor with two
otes and he cast them in favour of Haberer.
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Schedule
WEDNESDAY, HEC. 17
1:30 - 3:30 Moms and Tots
7:00 - 8:00 Atom Game ^
Mildmay at Lucknow
8:30 Intermediate Game
Mount Forest vs Lucknow
THURSDAY, DEC. 18
Industrial League
Kintail vs Holyrood
Lucknow vs Flying
Dutchmen
FRIDAY, DEC. 19
7:00 p.m. Pee Wee Game
Teeswater vs Lucknow
8:30, Bantam Game
Ripley vs Lucknow
SATURDAY, DEC. 20
8:00 - 10:00 House League
8:00 Leafs vs Black Hawks
Canadians vs Red Wings
2:00 - 4:00 Public Skating
SUNDAY, DEC. 21
1:15 - 3:15 Public Skating
3:45 Juvenile Game
Wingham vs Lucknow
7:30 Intermediate Game
Wingham vs Lucknow
TUESDAY, DEC. 23
13roomball
Holyrood vs Teachers
Ashfield vs Lucknow
West Wawanosh vs Lanes
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