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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-09-04, Page 14Haw Pl *Wel Wednesda Sepie3*b 19$1, • :VOTERS LI$T. • LTOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS ClerksNotice Of Posting Of Preliminary List of 'Electors kilunieipal. Elections Act, R.S.O. 11020, c.308, Section 24 a 20. NOTICE is hereby give that I have complied with Sections 24 a 25 of the Municipal Elections, Act, and that I have posted 11,4p at my office of the l'Au sic pal Building in LHolyrood on the 3rd day of September, 1091 the lW Of all persons entitled t¢ be electors in the municipality at municipal elections, and that such list mmains there for inspection. AND t hereby call a�pori all electors to examine the List for the purpose Of making additions or corrections to or deletions from the list. The last day for filing applications for inclusions, additions, or corrections to or deletions from the lie is the 11th day of October, 1991. The place at which the revision will be taken is. th Township Of Kinloss • Municipal Office in Holyrood. Revisions of the list will be. undertaken during normal office hours, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. from Tuesday, September 3, 1991 through to Friday, October 11., 1991. DATED IN HOLY ~'OO , ONTA • this 28th day of August 1991. Mark L. Becker, A.M.9.T. (A) Clerk & Returning Officer TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS 3 i r 441;0- . • $ :Fe We're ready when you -are! Use Our INSTANT FAX The Lucknow Sentinel has a FAX machine in our office that lets you contact any other FAX machine in the world - instantly. Send your important documents, statements, contracts, legal papers, etc. instantly. The Sentinel offers you the service of the FAX for a cost of $4.00 plus G.S.T per print- ed sheet for the first and $1.00 plus G.S. T per additional sheet (and the long distance charges are free within Ontario). Our FAX number is also your number; so f you want to be reached instantly o we will receive your messages for $1.00 per sheet. INSTANT FAX asfast as the phone For more details call 5Z8,02822 . 0 Getting ready for school is all exciting time for. most students. New clothes, it neew shoes and new ba:eat Delores Cross, :of Lucknow Cut and Curl takes the scissors to Jessica Maines hair to getter .in shape for the first day back, while big sister, Sarah keeps a close eye on the procedure to make sure it is done just the way mom wants it. Jessica entered grade one and Sarah grade four at Lucknow Central Public School yesterday. (Pat Livingston photo) Fifty-four- 4-H members attend field day The Ripley -Huron : Beef • Club hosted its annual Beef Calf Field day on_ Sunday Aug. 18. Don and Cathy Farrell hosted the annual event at their farm. Fifty-four 4*H members with their calves and another- 10 members without their calves, took advantage of a "Hands on" information packed day. Weighing in started the day off as 4-I members were anxious to learn if their calves were putting on the much needed pounds for, achievement day and sale day. Wash racks and dipping crates were ready for the calves. Dave Hasen of Gold liar farms and an expert in showmanshipinstructed the members on clipping their calves for presentation. Rosanne McConnell,a guiness winner at the Royal did most of the clipping and made the job look Kim Higgs (Rintoul) also a guiness winner ..showed the members how ' to properly wash their calves, rinse them, and brush. the hair in the proper direction; an art in itself. Lee Rintoul (the hoofer) was also onhand to trim the hooves of the calves and show the members the improvement on the calves' legs. All the parents enjoyed these demonstrations' and everyone was soon put to work what they had just learned. . A pot luck barbecue brought a break for everyone as the mothers cooked up hundred of hot dogs .ant hamburgers. ' Presentations were made to the guests, and free draws were held. Perrin Lowry from the Ripley Agriculture Society welcomed the members and congratulated them on theircalves and all their hard work. Gord Fair of the Beef Way spoke to the 4-H members and : their parents- on thebeef that the customer wants, the grading system and how to attain :this: through the right feeding program. He also spoke.onthe blue tag system. Then it wasback to work, washing, ci l g, trimming. Dave Hasen took the members and their calves, in groups of six, and instructed them with individual attention on how to set their calf up and press ent their calf in the show - ring. Mandy Farrell showed the members how to finish their calf for showing by "balling the tail". This, was Mandy's senior projects and involved preparation; balling the tail, protection, and ungluing and taking the tail down. -90n-fair' also went around to .individual. members with constructive information on finishing.. their calf. All the members went home with better looking calves and ' lots of information. Manx thanks ,gigs to all the parents for their ' help with the calves, to the mothers for such a great lunch and to all the guests. It was a successful. day ,because of your efforts. A special' thanks to the sponsors who donated prizes for • the free draws. Troy Snobelen did a great lob .at organizing the prizes. Thanks goes out to Blue Water A mart, Lucknow, Ripley Co-op, Thompson , Feed and Supply, Snobelen Farm, Systems, Freer Sports, Heinisch Service Centre, Ripley Superior Market, Ripley Lucknow Veterinary Services, Lloyd Johnston, McAdams Mini Mart, Wrights Country Fueling and Far -L Farms. Workshops offered on soil. conservation. Do you have land that should never have been taken out of trees? This is your chance to take that land out of production, and back into Permanent cover. The N.S.C.P. will pay up 10 110,000 to retire fragile lands, or to plant buffer strips along watercourses. There will be Information Workshops on this program on Monday, Septem- ber 9 at Tara in the Library and Thursday, September 12 in the Walkerton OMAF Boardroom. Both meetings will, start at 8:00 p.m. Farm Market News The Ontario Ministry of Agricul- ture and Food Market Service is moving to Ridgetown on August 27. The report is broadcasted by C.K.N.X. and C.F.O.S. in this area and available 24 hours a day by waling (519) 436=6397. Those with. "touch tone" service may enter the code of the report they wish to aeras just after the introduction message (sem codes below). Additional . may be accessed by pressing tlx *butte followed by the entry codeof the desired report. Those without "touch tone" ser- vice can access the desired report by saying "yes" when the report, is offered by the voice menu. The report codes are as follows: 1) (p date 111: Futures a.m.) Daily Grain Futur (4:30 a.m.) Closing Cash and Futures Grain Report 2) Hog Report 3) Cattle and Sheep Report 4) Market Summary 5) Fruit and Vegetable Report 6) Cattle Summary 7) Pick -Your -Own Report 8) Market Comments N.I.S.AO Information Meetings The basic eoncepk of the "Net Income Stabilization Account" program is an individual savings account with the farmer and gov- ernments contributing equal amounts. Contribute are made in good yeArs and witli<: rawals in poor O O An individual may contribute up to 2% of net sales of oats, barley, Canada flax, mixed grain, buck- wheat, uckwheat, peas, corn and soybeans plus the Ontario government and federal government will each contribute 1%. Your money draws interest at 3% over prime on your portion. Withdrawals from the account are triggered by low net income. Complete information will be available at the following meetings which start at 7;30 p.m.: Monday, Sept. 16, Tara Community Centre; Tuesday, Sept. 17, Tiverton Com- munity Centre; Wednesday, Sept. 18, Paisley Qpnmunity Centre; Thursday, Sept. 19, Ripley Coin- munity Centre; Monday, Sept. 23, Teeswater Community Centre; Tuesday, Sept. 24, Whitton Com- inunity Centro; Wednesday, Sept, 25, WalkcitOn Royal Canadian Legion. Ply bring your application *bags to the m g. a