The Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-04-18, Page 14Art
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alagsday1 April 11,
Caught clsTfaigg air the .Tek
Bowe areln iamili� pAiid x visit to the Belmore Maple Festival o the M[a�ead.
(Marg fare are (left to right) •Tim, Erin,. Matthew and •00210 Fah.
Burkhart photo), . II
More involvement needed
One of the most significant news stories Resources' 's proposed • timber.
of the 1990s is threatening to become a policy. The M��y has emphasized on -
no -story, says a spokesman for the On- ly industry concerns related to timber
tario Federation of Anglers and Hunters. management, said Quinney, virtually ig-
The Class Environmental Assessment poring many complex factors associated
Hearings into timber management, which with forests,
will decide the future of Ontario's forest, Earlier this year, the Federation helped
have gone virtually unnoticed by most -of to convince the `Ministry to redraft its
the province's media, says Dr, Terry original plans. Part of the Ministry's new
Quinney, Provincial Fish and Wildlife draft will be presented in. Thunder Bay
Coordinator for the OFAH. ' on April 12, during a scheduled hearing.
But when approved, the proposals will Remaining redrafted proposalsare ex-
form
xform a provincial blueprint for all future ure, Peeled coming' months .
logging activities. The industry will
no Qulnney said he expects the•Mhlistu to
longer have to undergo individual en- adopt several of the Federation's key
vironmental assessments for each timber . :'recominendationns, including:• - A continue•'
project. ing habitat supply analysis;
s are innse,'. Qum-.; Socio-economic impacts of • timber
"The implication
ney said. "As much. as 70% of the *Site meet;
prvoinee's map will be.. affected: "Most •
. Site `degradation' and cumulative im
members of the public havd he idea these Effects•on
hearings have gone on for: ' about two slgnif;zcant wildlife ice'
years and will: continue • for at.. least Later this year, the Environmental
another 18 months;" he .said. "And more • Assessment Board will stage' a series of -
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important, they don't .know that travelling public moorings. Quinney said •
Ws essential interested parties pian to at,
future of the provinces forests are being .tend • and stib�mit their views,
decided, largely Without their knowledge The Federation,which has maintained
and input," Quinney added, • the most significant presence of all the
The Federation is one of a number of • hearing's attendants, is Ontario's largest
groups opposing the ' Ontario Natural conservation organization.
Point Clark folk return
A pot luck sipperwas i Huron
La/whore Friendship club at the corn-
tnnnity centre an Monday, Apr. is
After c� hos d�nw variety of
in bingo
cards and ie Oeiard could N tip au
The community back Kurt and
Inge , Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wyld
and Mr.Jam Louvre who have
returned home after vacationing in
Florida.
The general maftag of the Huron
will be held,
Tom, .Apr. 19 at :311 a,m. at the'coan-
munity are welcome
to etto the All�t 111ou0ly
Solari craft day at the community cen-
tre is Thuradey, Apr. 19. If you are_,____W-
terested in quilting or other craft* please
�wrpiraf have en able time in tlte'.
Friendship Club
sponsors card and games night at the com-
munity centre at. 8 pm. sharp on Thurs-
day, Apr? 19. Everyone is welcome to corn
S:upplem:entary
municipal: road
Transportation Minister Bill .Wrye has
announced $1,4 million in supplementary
funding to various municipalities in
Huron County► for various projects.
The announcement reinforces the pro-
vince's commitment to assisting counties
andmunicipalities in getting necessary
road work done, and is a welcome addi-
tion to higher base allocations to Ontario
municipalities which this year totalled
three quarters of a billion dollars.
Those benefitting from the recently an-
nounced funding include:
* Colborne Township - $18,000 for hot mix
E aa' Wawanosh Township 050,000' id ..
replace a plow truck;
$50
Grey Township ,000 to replace 'a
concrete culvert on Concession 5-6
* Hay Township - $60,000 to replace a
grader;
* Howick Township .'-. 215,000 carryover
for structure on Lot 20/21;
* Hallett Township - 832,100 to replace .ea•
pansion joints and pave the Wright -'•
bridge;
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and enjoy an eveningof fun and
Seniorsshuffleboard is )londay, Apr. 23
at 1 pm. and 7 puna. at the community
centre. All member* are welcoaae to conga
fora lot of fun and a little exercise too.
Huron• Friub�huCemils
.organised a. bus trip to Kitchener for the
. Any n ober interested in this
day trip please contact Cliff Turel at
390.565 or June ;Mott at 395-3291 for more
information.
Tip of the week: To re iaaove unpleasant
odors 'from your cutting board, cut • a
lemon or limein. half and rub the- board
with the cut end.
1f you have any news or information for
this Point Clark column call phyllist Reid
before noon on Friday. -
funding for
projects
JOTTING$
IACK!S
: by Jack Rkis1611, MPR.•
* Huron County. - 88,000 to repave ap-
proaches to the •Bluevale Bridge;
* MCKillop Township $70,000 for sttruuc-
• tore rehabilitation on Lot 22, Concession
6/7; •
`* Morris Township. $5,000 for rehabiilita-
tion of the Bodmin Bridge, Lot 9, Conces-
- Sion 4/5;
• * Seaforth - $7,500 to resurface Isabella
Street and Municipal Lane;
Stanleyy Township - $30,000 for a loader
and mower; .
* Tuckersmith Township - $299,100 to
replace a structure on Lot 20/21, Conces-
sion 4.
* Turnberry Township $600,000 to
replace bridi
! West Wawanosh . Township 390,000 for
concrete culverts. ,
Co
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read a community paper in the last 7
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• We can reach 39% of the adult
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In fact, one National Daily Newspaper
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