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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-03-13, Page 3ucktt w Sentinet Widnesidayo March 13, 10,91 Paie 3 presiden tun a d pro a Sy Merle Oby , yew of working toward* • better agricultural. policies was. celebratedby that Wawauosh 'n ilhA; is 1 i v4rafttr, S L: • on Molt 7 I ..spite the tawny: weather, a lasge:turn-out of tovalshiP fawners including.I1 past, preWitaglisted 10 the guest spar, t iio e+ attoouf Agfficulture president.Roger. Georges, exrilain. some et', 0F4.s polio, including the new. OrosS Revenue Insurance Prrar (GRIP): • Geozgo is once of tilleo-ootado. fanner re,O nt vess on the grain and Qa ed.*Gommittee, This eom mittee includes • 19 fainters; across Canoarplus eight, provipc t and six federal government motor bets. Its Mandate. accordng 1. culture Canada publicati Growing. Together, is to develop effective income p rotectiofl policX recolumendations for uu oilseed growers durin$; t times. of taido wars and Iow." 'ain prices. "Itis important blain farms p,r on these comr*tt, to • • =-goverment o caio" from insg weasel, void's or clauses that' would weaken? the policies," Gem sa S: "cove " hien' officials were shocked.. when eastern . and . w fat j ori to came. with a consensus," he added. To daft, two assisance programs have been developed by. the Grain and Oilseed Safety'get `Go >emi ee the Gross Revenue Instu`a fee Pian (GRIP), and the Net Income Stabil-. .ization Account (VISA). Farm meetings' across the country have been buzzing with these nevacrto- -nyms all winter GRIP is similar to crop insurance but it 'considers -price as well as yield. Its premiurns aim calculated with a `target revenue' based on a 15 year average, plus to factor 'for ,inflation. Target revenue i§.+o aid as follows probable Aeld1dX seededacreage X supe e req *moot7'` r revenue POMMY* fanner 4ux Per° cent 010 y ants,: fi�and pv gove, lvet revenue tlet rtniu tl fm's boweryiek:. mai sowed area, A fanner ° 'receive ihelVlarketreiremm from hmc rots n less`than the,get revenne. me tes that orthc rust y� l will beu dafcit, but shonld balance out over a paries The NIS $P,' but 'wt dere>nt i cations,: Snrrply,put, a fad government .assitanv co, !i 'tri'bute to his „Imo l, "successful years pd' Yea& armors ave, 'third f000, ge indicated., most l tp t y, i's' fir o tier ant" Wills, tie morn urabce, fi T 'i fat;" ane: t - es the Graffi Opmit i ms wo>r •lag oil et cy prOgrani hal hell breaki loose° imitte,ties-011110:1X0Wri • progmin might dealkith inude#• the current situation in the ?white beanindustry; a serious &Ought .or flood, or tposstble deficient GRIP., *milady, �' V: is our �' ost . m .�. i�l rU discussions" withconsumerso gc virmnent ofciaf we mutt put the : word "profit' up front. No industry can survive withoutmak- ing a profit and we need` too" make' this point is farmed And the tiexUs. time a fellow farmer tells Me; 'OFA doesn't do me any especially. if he •Lias a: GR1P cheque..in his . :ham I'll snatch it.away►-from hint -the OFA. president aid, Bice re a araate ' eh Ministry of Education to come up 0i Elect ohome Stereo TVs 4 •,gym• page School BOard- and $10,000 `to be` raised by the school's pant ass sociadon. " Port Elgin trustee,' Pero Ethic, told the board at its Tuesday, February26 meeting, that ' the project is a "fine example' of parents s and the board getting together. ` He pointed out that ' the worJc approved Tuesday, . is not all that the parents want done on the school grounds, but according to the business department it is all the b oa d can afford tins year. The program is subject to the final budget and joint planning with the parent association. On the list for .. this year are improvements to the main entrance of the school; extension of the area for playground equipment, a basket. b llal court, and a hard topped games area behind the 'school. • The parent association has also identified the need for a running track, soccer field and fenced bicycle area, but those items are not yet in the budget. The board said it has concerns about those projects, including ongoing maintenance costs. BUDGE Work is underway on the Bruce Grey Separate • ,Sol' Board's budget, and tmsfts grow:4 it lean ask a leg ar with the information the Brum Grey Separate School Board As going ahead with . its own preview of bussing costs. At the board's Tuesday, Feb. 26 meeting, business superintenddht Paul Serie, said the province it- moving smoving toward a cap on grants for. student. transportation. That's bad. news for the Ike Grey board where school bus costs are 13 per cent of the total budget and rising. The board spends about -43.7 million a year on transportation costs. Serre'said the board -should "get, off the pot" and stopwaiting for the province to review 'transportation -forutules that ate -eight to nine yew out of date. • .He got. board approval to-ltire a university student' for up tofive months to look at the actual costs of wattsportation,, including Current fuel efficiency ciency and compare ,those . figures to existing grants. The result should be a formula the board can use in.. negotiations with its bus -contractors this fall. "We're looking for a computer- literate omputerliterate student who canroll, up his or her sleeves and get at it," he said. ° The separate board now has contracts with eight to 10 bus COM- partici oin-pa ci and shams routes with the two publiciv bow*"wherever aos r 5.42 per cent increase m the budget sibte". • for classroom texts and sup 'plies at its Pebruaty 26 meeting. •. ASBESTOS The livrease allows for projected • Roberts Nation has been hired asbestos - School in. growt i student numbers: In alit the boturd will spend $590,465 classroom supplies arid servi 1991 The final budget is not expect*, until Maya. Manna Bill Zettel said final. figure§ depend on what increase in • grants the province decides to ,give education. to refire . ea Nfrom Sacred i Mildmay. Director of educal►tion, iii told the board at its- February 26 • _+cctingat the asbestosin Mildmay die only case theboa rd' •knows, of in its schools. 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