HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-09-16, Page 16Page 16—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 16, 1987
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Legion Week -
September 13th to 19th
The Village of Lucknow takes this opportunity dur-
ing Legion Week, to extend its thanks and
recognize the work of Branch 309 in Youth Educa-
tion, Minor Sports and other community
endeavours and programs.
Herb Clark
Reeve, Village of Lucknow
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Thank You
from
Jack Ridded
My thanks to the voters of Huron
County for your outstanding sup-
port in the Election. I look for-
ward to doing my utmost to
serve ALL the people of the
riding in any. way possible.
I would like to remind everyone
that my constituency offices are
open in Exeter, Goderich &
Wingham and for those living
SOUTH of Highway 8 - phone toll
free by asking the operator for
Zenith 14730. NORTH of
Highway 8, ask operator for
Zenith 14520 or call
Exeter 235-0170
Goderich 524-9444
Wingham 357-2463
Yours Sini'erely,
Jack Riddell
MPP HURON
PUBLISHED BY HURON PROVINCIAL LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
Daisy (Ritchie) and Elmer Wall of Teeswater celebrated 50 years of marriage last
week. Four hundred and twenty well wishers from the area OF Wingham, London,
Sarnia, Goderich, Walkerton, Hensall and Unionville came to congratulate the cou-
ple. The Walls said the party couldn't have been better.
Are you ready for hockey?
The Lucknow Minor Hockey Committee
held its first meeting on Tuesday,
September 8. The committee was formed
at the end of the hockey season this past --
year by a vote of the parentsof`boys
registered to play hockey in Lucknow, and
includes the following members: George
Adams, George Gibson (chair), Evans
Helm (recorder), David McKinnon, Larry
McPherson, Gerald Murray, Jim Murray,
Bruce Skillen and Doug Stevenson.
The committee's general mandate is to
promote minor hockey. To that end, the
committee members solicit your , support
and your input. If you have a concern or a
suggestion for improving the opportunities
presented to our young hockey players,
please contact a committee member. Our
next meeting will be on Tuesday, October
6. .
- We ask all hockey players to note the
registration dates for minor hockey and
please .register early. The number of
teams, their coaches and managers cannot
be determined until completed registra-
tions give the number of players in each
age group.
Anyone interested in assisting with the
operation of Lucknow Minor Hockey as a
referee, coach, manager or trainer, please
contact a committee member or recrea-
tion director Bill Hunter. The referees and
coaching clinics are being held this month
and next, so prompt action is required.
Registration forms available
1987 Grain Stabilization
The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and
Food has an Income Stabilization Plan for
corn, soybeans, white beans, winter
wheat, barley, oats and canola. This pro-
gram provides a support price of 95% of
the last five year average market price,
plus adjustments for changes in cash
costs. The maximum Ontario support pay-
ment will be the difference between 95%
and 90% of the five year average market
price.
Registration forms are now available for
the 1987 crop sales year. If you have enroll-
ed White Beans in the Tripartite Stabiliza-
tion plan, then you cannot register White
Beans in the Ontario Stabilization Plan.
Growers who were previously eligible
for enrollment in the first or second years
and wish to enroll in the third year will in-
cur a penalty. Any payments declared by
the Commission will apply to only 80% of
the otherwise eligible production. New
growers can enroll without penalty.
Each grower must register his/her crop
and pay a registration fee. The Govern-
ment of Ontario will pay into the program
$2.00 for every, dollar paid by producers.
The combined maximun tonnage eligible
per grower is 5,000 tonnes.
The Stablization Commission will be
mailing forms to growers previously
enrolled in the program. Growers who do
not receive a form by September 16th, 1987
should contact the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food at 881-3301 or
1-800-265-3023. Deadline for registration of
the 1987 crop is October 1, 1987.
Scott Banks, Farm Management
Specialist.
FARM REPORT
1987-88 Bruce County Dairy
Princess To Be Crowned
The crowning of the 1988 Bruce County
Dairy Princess will take place on Satur-
day, September 19th, 1987 at the Teeswater
Community Centre. This year marks the
30th Anniversary of the Bruce County
Competition. A reunion has been planned
for former Dairy Princesses and Commit-
tee men in order to celebrate this special
occasion.
Tickets are available from - The Bruce
County Milk Committee, Walkerton OMAF
and at the door.
Calf Show
The Ripley -Huron Fall Fair invites all
4-H members in Bruce, Grey, Huron and
Perth to its Invitational Calf Show at 1:00
p.m. on September 26th.
An entry fee of $2.00 lets you enter your
4-H project - dairy or beef calf with the
usual categories for the animal and for
showmanship. Prize money: $25.00;
$20.00; $15.00; $10.00; and $5.00 to remain-
ing entries.
All calves must be registered by 11:00
A.M. Fair Day and must be the 4-H
member's own project calf. Proper 4-H
dress is required. Judges - George Earley
i Beef ► and Glen Walden ( Dairy ).
For more information, contact one of the
Ripley Directors - Don Farrell, Bob Emer-
son or Ron Beattie for Beef; Bill Rutledge
or Lynn .Tewson for Dairy or the Bruce
0. M.A.F. Office.