The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-03-28, Page 3Lbw awRiel, W Kinloss woman off to Gerrnany A local JIIriq Fanner has been selected to represent Canada in may. Debbie Stanley, of Kudos found out Saturday flight at the Junior Farmer's err's An- nual :Banquet and Dance in Barrie that she had been selected to be an ainabaesedor for the Junior Farmers of Ontario in +her litany, for themonth of August, ".I still ean't believe I'M going," she told The News Monday. Debbie, who owns a beauty salon in Kinloss Balled The Kinloss Nutters, saki she was one of 19 Junior Fanner ap- plicants weekend Marchi to be intervieweto Orillia thed for the opportunity to visit farms overseas. At the interview she had to gave a elide presentation about farming in Ontario, and show that she had general knowledge of Ontario and. farrhng. Of the 19 applicants, 10 were selected to go abroad, Debbie said, Twowill be going to. Australia for, eight months, four to: the United Kingdom, two' DEBBIE STANLEY, =GASS will be representing the Junior Farmers of On- tario in Gerrsarany is Augait, (Bob ' Kaye note) to the Republic if Ireland and two to Germany. Debbie said while she is in Germany' she will have a boot family, but will sta with other farm families ars well, She wl be p+otlag Cauaadal, arise areola, hut will also learn about different Volof fanning, and about Germany. Debbie says she ban been a member of the Junior Farmer's of Ontario for nine years and the travel and hospitality com- mittee offers these tripe every year. "A friend of mine from Holyrood, Tam- my Hodgins is in Australia now," she says. Mark McConnell of Kincardine was in. the United Kingdom last year - Debbie says the competition is open to any Junior Farmer. She will have to pay one third of her flight costs and, supply her own voiding money. DebNe was brought up in Kinloss on a beef farm and is .the daughter of Millie and Ron Stanley,. KINCARDINE NEWS Ashfield township reports on council business• At the March 6 meeting of Ashfield Township council bylaw 9, 1990, being a bylaw to change the zoning on part of lot 3,front concession from Natural Environ- ment (NEl-1) to Natural Environment (NEI 13) to permit one cottage and two accessory guest cabins, was given three readings and passed on a motion of Simpson and Cairncross, Gwen Fisher and Paul Johnston attend. ed the meeting to inquire about the pro- posed public meeting to discuss the preliminary 'plans for the proposed new bridge at Port Albert. The .road. superintendent and clerk were directed to secure a location' for the meeting and contact Ken Dunn, engineer for B.M.Ross and Associates, to confirm a time that he would be able to attend, Mrs. Fisher is to be notified of the arrangements. On a motion of Andrew and Black, building permit fees were set at $30 for the first $5,000 value and $3 per thousand dollar value thereafter. Council voted in favour of making ap- plication under the Summer Employment Program, for funding towards `hiring a summer student, and that pending ap- proval of the application, a student be hired for casual labour at a rate of $7 • per hour_ Special Meeting At a special meeting of . Ashfield Township council on March 15, it was moved by councillors Cairncross and Black, that council pay one half of the cost of paving a section of the Col- borne/Ashfield olborne/Ashfield boundary from the Nile West, for an estimated Ashfield share of $12,000. The 1990 fire budget was approved on a motion of Andrew and Cairncross. -Council accepted the price of Carter's Waste. Disposal of $12 per week per bin for 26 weeks, for garbage collection along the lakefront. This price is for two pickups per week. • The 1990 road budget was discussed in` depth during this meeting: Council voted in favour of advertising for an Animal Control, Officer. • At the regular . meeting of council on March 20, a public.meeting was declared open to discuss a zoning amendment ap- plication. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Joy, :ap- plicants and Scott Tousaw, Planner for • the County of Huron were in attendance for the public meeting. The application pertained to property located on part of lot 29, front concession, The purpose of the application was to change the zoning on this 19.4 acre parcel'. from Natural Environment (NE1) to Natural Environment • (NE4-3) to recognize an existing residence, cottage and guest cabin. Mr. Tousaw, expressed that the zoning amendment wasin con- forinity, with the township Secondary Plan and that the county. would support its passinThe public ,meeting was then closed and the council meeting opened, By-law 11, 1990 approving the zoning amendment • on part of lot 29, front con- cession was given three readings and Passed. By-law 10, 1990 being a by-law to change the zoning on Part 13, R.D. Plan 8 (Part of. lot 7, front concession) (Lakeland Estates) from Natural En- vironment (NE1) to Natural Environment (NE1-1), deferred from the February 20th pmeeting assed. was ' given three readings and 0.A. McDONAGH REAL ESTATE i INSURANCE LTD. 528-2031 LUCKNOW HURON TWP. - 95 acres drained, fairly level land, 74 acres workable, balance bush, 20 acres°fall whealit. Good f vane- ing available to suitable purchaser. RINDS - 33 acres on west side of Coals ty Rd.1 north of Hwy: 9. % workable, balance bush with dug farm pond. 2 LUCKNOW BUILDING LOTS - Both serviced. 78.5 x 252.5;100.28 x 115.01. KINLOSS - 200 acres, 100 acres workable rollling land, 100 acres hard- wood bush, good set of buildings. Listings Wanted FRASER MaeRINNON 5283013 BARRY McDONAGH 5283321 DAVID MacKINNON ' 395.2483 Carl Courtney was present to inquire :if load limit restriction signs would be plac ed on the bridges on sideroad 3, concis- cion 5, or if there were any plans to repair the bridges. The 'road superinten- dent was directed to obtain further infor- mation from the MTO and the township solicitor. Approval was given by council for the sale of raffle tickets by •the foundation for Ileitis and Colitis •within the township. An Ontario Home Renewal Program preliminary loan application was approv- ed for Brigitte' Wolf.' Couneil voted in favour •of paying $60 per day for five days expenses incurred by the newly hired drainage inspector, while attending the Drainage Superinten- dent's Course in Waterloo. At : the February 20 meeting, John Maize was hired as part time drainage and building inspector. Eight applications had' been received. • . Marion Zinn was nominated to sit on the Wingham and District Hospital, Board of Directors for the years 1990-92. The tender of Joe Kerr Ltd. for the crushing,loading, hauling and spreading - of : "A" '.gravel at a price of 83.21/yd spread and. 81.70/yd . stockpile was ac- • cepted.. Wages Wages for township employees were approved at the January 30th meeting as follows: Road Superintendent 40,400 per year; Clerk Treasurer 830,000per year plus mileage when on township business• Clerk's Assistant . $10.25 per hour; operators, $10.50 to $12.60 per hour. iMarek* II -.rage Kevin Van Rooy • RR :2 Ripley March 30, 1985 5 Years Old Bradley Gilchrist RR 5 Lucknow March 31, 1985. 5 Years Old Bradley Hodgkinson March 30, 1988 2 Years Old TroMaki April1, 1984 0 Years Old Laura Tanner Walkerton April 3, 1985 . 5 Years Old 'Micheal MacGillivray RR '2-Lucknow April 3, 1981, 9 Years Old April Savings April 2nd to April lth Save Don't Miss DeeVee's Annual Balloon ash!!! ti 1 0" During their Sixth Anniversary Sale" Savings of 10°%-15°x-20%Off All Clothing Purchases 409`.* LUCKNOW eeVe64 Fashions 528-3320