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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-11-04, Page 11w' INVESTMENTS FINANCIAL CENTRE Goderich 519-524-2773 1-800-265-5503 BEST RATES 4 C.I.I. Paint Wallcovering Harding -Richmond Armstrong Floor coverings Draco Window Treatments •MATng CUSHIONFLOR AND LINOLEUM 1'1.( ()It VII\I', l:\"TI\: DRAPERIES FMLAY DECORATORS LUCKNONA', ON FAARR) WALLPAPER AND C -I -L PAINTS 52 8-313.4 NOTICE OF PROPOSED NURSING HOME LICENCE RENEWAL AND REQUEST FORWRITTEN sUBMIsSIONS PROJECT 013-87 Pursuant to the Nursing Homes Act, notice is hereby given of the intention of the Director, Nursing Homes Branch, Ministry of Health, to renew the nursing home licence of the following nursing home: Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home 399 Bob Street Lucknow, Ontario The public is invited to express opinions and make recommendations concerning the proposed licence renewal in written submissions fon/arded to: The Director Nursing Homes Branch Ontario Ministry of Health 15 Overlea Blvd., 5th Floor Toronto, Ontario M4H 1A9 no later than December 7, 1987. Please mark the name of the nursing home and the project number on the submission. The Director will consider all submissions received prior to making a decision on the proposed renewal. Ministry of Health (t) Ontario Elinor Caplan, Minister Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 4, 1981—Page 11 Farm management course FARM REPORT. The Bruce County O.M.A.F. office will again be offering an Introductory Farm Financial Management Course. This year we are offering it during the day in two locations - Walkerton and Kinloss. The Walkerton course will run from 10:00-A.M. to 4:00 P.M. at the Walkerton 0.M.A.F. boardroom, Tuesday, November 17th; Monday, November 23rd; Tuesday, December 1st and 8th. The Kinloss course will run from 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. at the Kinloss Communi- ty Centre, Thursday, November 19th and 26th; December 3rd and 10th. The main subjects are: - Record Keeping - the blue Ontario Farm Record Book is explained - Preparing Financial Statements - Balance Sheet, Accrual Income and Ex- pense Statement, Cash Flow Statements. This information is very useful when fill- ing out OFFIRR applicatiop forms. - Farm Planning and Budgeting - Analysis of the Farm Business using financial statements Sources and Management of Credit There is a $10.00 charge per family for this course and we are suggesting that both spouses attend if possible. Also, you may have taken this course in previous years - feel free to take it again as a refresher or suggest it to a friend. The instructors will be Terry James, Mac Bolton and Scott Banks. If interested in. the course, please con- tact the Walkerton O.M.A.F. office at 1-800-265-3023 before November 13th, 1987. Terry .lames, Farm Management Specialist. COW -CALF TRIPARTITE STABILIZATION Producers currently enrolled in the Cow - Calf Plan, but have not yet forwarded their 1987 registration form and premiums are reminded that the deadline is now November 16, 1987. The current premium is $7.70/head. For established producers who have not yet enrolled in the Cow -Calf Plan, have un- til November 16,_1987 to do so and will be subjected to the current late entry penalty. With the current late penalty, a producer will only receive 50 percent of the potential The community of South Kinloss is ever so happy to hear and see that Blanche Needham is home from the hospital and coming along pretty well: Everyone is pulling and praying for you, Blanche. Congratulations to all the new babies on the Sixth Concession. Gary and Marilyn Carruthers are proud to announce the birth of their new baby girl and Jack and Doreen Maili are the proud parents of a wee baby boy. 13111 and Donna Moffat enjoyed a weeks holiday visiting with Donna's two brothers in Calgary. payments for 1987 and 100 percent of payments in 1988 and each year after. After November 16, 1987, established producers will be subjected to the new late entry penalty as follows: - 25 percent of potential payment in first year following enrollment - 50 percent of potential payment in second year following enrollment - 75 percent of potential payment in third year following enrollment - 1,00 percent of potential payment in the forth and subsequent years. Any producer submitting an enrollment form after November 16, 1987 will not be eligible to enroll for that year. Coverage will take effect in the following year. TRIPARTITE STABILIZATION FOR COLOURED BEANS The plan is for domestically produced Dry Edible (Coloured) . Beans for both domestic and export markets. Support under the Plan is based on flte guaranteed margin approach. The support price for a year will be equal to: "The cash cost of production in the current year plus 90 percent of the average margin in the preceding seven years." The margin for any year is equal to the national average market price for the year, minus the national average cash costs in that year. The stabilization payment for each category of beans shall be equal to the dif- ference between the support price and the market price of that category for the year. Payments will be based on the quantity of eligible beans marketed by the par- ticipating producer during the given year. Subject to final approval, the 1987 premiums for Dry Edible (Coloured) Beans are as follows: - a) Kidney and Cranberry - $18.50/tonne - b) X111 other Coloured Beans - $15.00/tonne The deadline for enrollment is KNpvember 16, 1987. Enrollment forms are mailable from your local O.M.A.F. office. Scott Banks, Farm Management Specialist. SOUTH_. l mer j --Lynda McQuillin of Willowdale spent four days over the Thanksgiving weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mc- QWuillin, Ronnie and Jack. Mrs. Barbara Nickel and her children Shauna and Tyler of Kincardine also visited then. Discover the Chemistry,of Co-ordination with in Petites and Regular Sizes 10 - 20 at our new location 775 Queen St., Kincardine