HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-03-14, Page 19Ashfield _receives grant
Jack Riddell, MPP for llama, land
Honourable JIM Bradley, Ontario
Ming o the Environment, have an-
nounced a total allocation of more than
#a million in water and sewage grants
to various Huron municipalities.
Stanley Towraehip wail receive SLOP
million for a trunk watersnain on
Highway 21. This will; be welcomed by
residents who bad been experiencing
proNems with private wens.
Township hes been allocated
;.ole million to provide rerideat's along
County road 1 with improved water
preemie and and quantity.
The Village of Hen call will receive
$.062 million to extend the waaternnain
along Highway 4 south, to service eight
homes whose wells had become
contaminated.
Residents of Stsphean Ton whom
wells were acted, or have
experienced water shortages, will
w&ome the Ipraat
of $.I75 million
be
which will used for rural
watemalns.
In both and Seafortb, a
need hms Wee aimonekoded to *grade
sanitary sewage works, whkli have
leen willoperating far .rec beyond�
11., ill'23.131 and
• • I $L913 million for
and improvements them facilities.
In announcing there the Ow
tido government hoe II ISM .I.I i..caw
mitmeat to matte and impreoing
the that is -ao important
toour communities.
Bunk bed precautions
T e Product Safety Branch of Con.
sumer and',Corporate Affairs. Canada ad-
vises consumers, that the upper bed of •
bunk beds. may be, hazardous when used
for children 'udder nix. • There have been
four reported deaths in Canada in the
past eight years involving. children two
years.' of age rang the upper beek.
There is a, serious risk form young`
child in an.. bunk not with
a gusrdrail�a . can slip bet-
ween a too -high and the mat.'
tress, and can auffocate when their ,heads. •
do not pans and, their faces are arc forced in-
to the mattress:
Parents should ensure that they Bride of
the'aupper bunk that .is along the.. waft, is: .
equipped with a guardrail. Falls between
the well and the mattress have .also lend.
to hanging when the child's heed
becomes entrapped between the mattress►
and the wall.
Whena bunk bed, conaaumers:
should ensure a� that it has guardrails on
. all sides. Mattsreeses. on upper and lower
bunks should fit snugly •on" all all interior
sides of the bed. Children ildren should always
use a ladder that is in good conditions
when climbing to and from then
bank: and should avoid the kind of
horseplay that can : detrrage the upper
mattress
support system.
Consumer. and Corporate Affairs.
Canada advises consumers purchasing a
hunk bed to look for mounter warnings
on the product and to follow them
carefully. wider six should never
be placed in the bids;. In addition,
parents should ilei a allp check that the
guardrails, ladder, mattress support
system and other components are free
from damage and securely in place.
For more lnformatlon, conaumera'
should contact your nearest office of Con -
suitor and Corporate Affairs Canada.
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Beware of rte a deiid,
Refresiniaag from loquacity fresh and
concise, •
Millard self pity as a eerd nal vice.
Then, of the family that were home on
the weekend with Charlie and Mayme
Wilkins were: Barbera Windt* of Paris,
Janet, Laura and Adam Wilkins of
Tamiebip, Lloyd Irwin of Khios
township,, David and .Lbs Dodson of Inger-
teal, Kenny Wilidaas and Debbie Hansen,
Jack, baron, Timothy and Matthew Ir-
win of Ashrield Townft were also there.
The Ng event was a Nuthday party for
Adam and Barbara Wilidnae.
Mir
the body, prod the ,
whunkbatmitation*, Ind play thestayin�e
'Collin MacLennan of Markham is now
up for a few days visiting "relatives and
friends, some are are lda ,grandmother and
Aunt !theta and Marion. MacLennan.
Atlee Wise and .Nn friend Jack Arnold
were up visiting :with Kee Webster for a
comae of days. They are from Richfield,.
Odie. Due to poor (not enough) snow they
Arnnesty International night,.
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didn't stay as keig as they counted an.
Cecil sad Janes Webster of Waterloo
went to Ohio to a the weekend with
Atlee, Jean and Tricia Wise.
The community would lake to mod get,
well wishes to Aileen Brad ey.of Luciano
and for erly of this area on the uarfor.
Lunate accident of falling on the ice and
brealdng her hip. Get well soon, Aileen.
The community would like to seed its
congratulations
ani 8r u )atone to Dune mea the
occasion of Motu y wedof ding white tooken February
1940 in 'Toronto, Th have, i their
.married lives in or very close to
Amberley.
"They were blessed with three
daughters, Janet (Mrs. Wayne Nixon) of
Ripley, Joyce (Mrs. David Thompson) of
,-and Judy (Mrs. Neil Mme)
of Ashfe ld Township. They have eight . .
grandchildren and five great grand-
children. Congratulations.
Amnesty International has chosenyear s ago, and who also went to
Monday,' 2, for its public Nicaragua: She will present elides on
meeting.. April
is to at- , these two countries toad Guatemala.Her
.tend at the Huron- CountyPioneer. theme will be protection of human
Museum on' North Street :in oderich at rights, which is the central cause of
Amnesty International.
. The main feature of the evening g will
be a talk by Jean Bennett of Bayfield Along with Jean Bennett, members ,of
who was sent by the. United Church of.. Y International Doderlch group
Canada to Mexico for three weeks four will stay to answer questions..
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