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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-08-22, Page 7Sod is turncd on Senio: The Wiiaghwai and Area Seniors Day Centre has experienced manY changes over the years. Along with anew name. (the centre was known as �.,the�,,,.�,.y!lay p��Oei re for. the:�� �L omeboww.), the most *wade change to date is the deveki i1Itent of a new facility to louse the Day Centre Piogcam. The Day Centre has had the op= portuuity to rent the Armouries in exchange for a grant. Having use of the armouries over the year compliments of the Town. of Win- gham, has been greatly te . iated. The Day Centre Program has gown to such an extent that it was time to look for alternate .quarters. Dr. Maarten Bokhout, Huron County meds 1, officer of health. and Linda Uirrani, a MCSS program Supervisor came up with the idea the Day Centre could share a facility with the Health Unit. This evolved into development of •a separate facility for the Day Centre. Steve McDougall, Construction Ltd., owner of *Ireland and contractor for the new building was very en- thusiastic about the project. The Ministry of Community and Social Services made this possible by granting $55,000 to the centre to assist in construction, „ with the understanding that a reduced fee for rent would be charged ,over a long- tenn.period. Increased operational funding through the Waterloo office and the London office of MCSS made it possible to include rent 'in the bud$eted expenses. Once the new facility is open, the Day Centre will host a new program; a Day Away'progatn fur those with Alzheimers or related disorders. The building will have special features that make life easier for adults with special needs. Dr. s Centre Ludlow SeatiWi, Wednesday, Arapst It, 111.—Page7 The official sod -turning ceremony .for :the new building for the. Wingham and. Area Seniors Day Centre took place on Friday. Taking '. part in the event were Gloria Workman,`. director of ttie .centre; Jack. Riddell, MPP Huron; Steve MacDougall, land miner and contractor and Earl Hamilton, chairperson. (Marg, Burkhart photo) • Myra Schiff, a consultant from raise approximately' $8,000 on. top Toronto was very helpful in the of the regular budge in order to pay design of the building. One of the for the doors. -special features includes automatic The centre' will intensify • doors at the main entrance. The fundraising efforts in the fall. door features as safety, scanner that An official opening will be held will keep the door open until the once the building has been individual hastravelled all the way completed and the centre moves through. The centre will need to • into its new home. Heavy rains drown out beans Heavy rains this summer have '"drowned out" and "waterlogged" low areas of most bean fields this yeai. This excess moisture has also shortened the life., of applied her- bicides. Pigweed, " lamb's -quarters. and ragweed escapes are evident in these fields. Excessively weedy fields are • more difficult to harvest and may lead to quality problems. Green material (weeds and/or green beans) can stain dry beans when harvested. Any harvest • delay increases the potential for weather damage as well. Beans grown in traditional wide rows (28"-30") can be pulled and allowed to dry in the windrow before combining. With narrow row or solid seed beans, weedy and green patches can be left and har- vested separately. A killing .frost or application of desiccant . is the only way to dry. down weeds: and uneven maturing beans. A desiccant should be' con- sidered when there is excessive weed growth, uneven ripening or regrowth' in a field. Last year regrowth was a major problem, Presently Region is the only recommended desiccant .on field beans. The recommended rate is 0.8 L/acre to 1.1 L/acre. The low rate maybe used with moderate to light weed pressure and where uneven ripening is a concem. If weed infes- tation is heavy or regrowth is a problem, the higher rate should be used. This treatment does not mature green beans or lower the moisture of beans. FRI..THURS. AIM. 24-30 FRL &'SAT, 7 & 9 P.M. :SUN.-THURS, S. P.M: STEVE MARTIN CONSIDERA.TIONS Apply when 80% of pods have turned yellow. Reglone is not a ripening agent. Use a clean water source. Reglone Ls deactivated by soil or :organic matter particles. Good plant coverage is essential. Region is not translocated through the;plarit. • Addition Of surfactant (Agra190) may improve results. No rain for 4 hours after ap- plication. • Best results if applied when dull, cloudy or overcastfollowed by sun and warmth the following day. , Harvest approximately one week after application. Wet or dull weather will slow speed of desicc cation. A comedy about a government witness who gives suburbia a culture shock. LONG DISTANCE? CAU. 1-800465-3438 FOR TOO. FREE MOVIE INFO. RIPLEY-HURON*LejEI TR L. SCHOOL and RIPLEY`' DISTRICT SCHOOL will be having a PRE -REGISTRATION DAY Wednesday, August 29, 1990 1:00.400 p.m for children of parents who have moved into the area over the summer months. If you have any questions, please call F. Stanley 395-2651 of 395-2695 LUCK NOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Invites You To Worship With 1h.m On Sunday, Aug. 26. 1990 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Nursery downstairs morning 8. afternoon .. EV(RYONE WiiXOME COMBINED SUMMER 5EAVICE SCHEDULE Aug. 26 Lucknow United Church _September 2 Speaker: Reverend G. McFarlane Nursery Provided All SERVICES AT 10:00 A.M. Stuart Eadie • August 23, 1988 2 years old Alyson Mcdonald August 27, 1985 5 years old Heather Sande • Augtaet 28, 1984 8 yearn old LUCKNOW & gtsTRcr LIONS CLUB Dabber Bingo "We got ra!ne out again." Let's tryagain at DUNGANNON. FAIRGROUNDS Sunday, August 26 Lucknow Community Centre Sunday, August 26 $500.00 Winner Mrs. V: Thompson • ,Progressive 49 Calls s50. each Potential Prize Board '3000. Jackpot $1000 on '$4 Calls. s500. must go. Purple BaII - $256:00 Community Centre opens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. 12 Noon * Antique Tractor Pull 1:00 P.M. *Remote / Control Car Competitjon *Horseshoe Pitching Lunch Booth by West Huron Junior Farmers Dessert, Booth Guess the weight of our lawn roller No gate admission , Donations only ' � 534 For more information call: - • : 52�29--7931 75 12BDCHARTERED ALLUTE ACCOUNTANTS account*, ntanning,, income , co purer and taangrnintit ier'vicet.. MOUNT fO REST roar ELGIN KA, gritep a MS. $Qiton,, CA M ,10bter,;CA ' 323>2a51 *324049 a fail mew Osmium auditing, tax gi petional ntat pia i.* IMMO* - • WALIKIJITON '.1, Aleseeley, IPDA 0.F. rtw!a w FCA r:It. vetku, CA *j Mlilen, CA U. WM, CA au. Wm*, CA 364.379: *U4211 DISTRICT -�Yhk COMMUNITY' j" . 't? CENTRE f; Sunday, August 26 Ak Lucknow tions Bingo ,, „Saturday August 25 Jim Van °sch:&. Tracy Wilson .SMID/P RKER OPEN DATES ' ' *Wan(' an' Mary $mid are pleased 0 announce the forthcoming mar- Fridays - August 24-31 ` ' nage of theirclau titer, Ena S vd to-' c September - Friday:lth ErnieParker, son oaf illi.n Parket'. The wedding will Mire place August ' °`ONLY„ 25,,1990 12.pley MAO l church at CALL 528-3032, 9 am.: 6 p.m, *PO p.m. lease accept this as yoir personal'. invitation tp the reception to follow at the Ri ley Com lex: The official sod -turning ceremony .for :the new building for the. Wingham and. Area Seniors Day Centre took place on Friday. Taking '. part in the event were Gloria Workman,`. director of ttie .centre; Jack. Riddell, MPP Huron; Steve MacDougall, land miner and contractor and Earl Hamilton, chairperson. (Marg, Burkhart photo) • Myra Schiff, a consultant from raise approximately' $8,000 on. top Toronto was very helpful in the of the regular budge in order to pay design of the building. One of the for the doors. -special features includes automatic The centre' will intensify • doors at the main entrance. The fundraising efforts in the fall. door features as safety, scanner that An official opening will be held will keep the door open until the once the building has been individual hastravelled all the way completed and the centre moves through. The centre will need to • into its new home. Heavy rains drown out beans Heavy rains this summer have '"drowned out" and "waterlogged" low areas of most bean fields this yeai. This excess moisture has also shortened the life., of applied her- bicides. Pigweed, " lamb's -quarters. and ragweed escapes are evident in these fields. Excessively weedy fields are • more difficult to harvest and may lead to quality problems. Green material (weeds and/or green beans) can stain dry beans when harvested. Any harvest • delay increases the potential for weather damage as well. Beans grown in traditional wide rows (28"-30") can be pulled and allowed to dry in the windrow before combining. With narrow row or solid seed beans, weedy and green patches can be left and har- vested separately. A killing .frost or application of desiccant . is the only way to dry. down weeds: and uneven maturing beans. A desiccant should be' con- sidered when there is excessive weed growth, uneven ripening or regrowth' in a field. Last year regrowth was a major problem, Presently Region is the only recommended desiccant .on field beans. The recommended rate is 0.8 L/acre to 1.1 L/acre. The low rate maybe used with moderate to light weed pressure and where uneven ripening is a concem. If weed infes- tation is heavy or regrowth is a problem, the higher rate should be used. This treatment does not mature green beans or lower the moisture of beans. FRI..THURS. AIM. 24-30 FRL &'SAT, 7 & 9 P.M. :SUN.-THURS, S. P.M: STEVE MARTIN CONSIDERA.TIONS Apply when 80% of pods have turned yellow. Reglone is not a ripening agent. Use a clean water source. Reglone Ls deactivated by soil or :organic matter particles. Good plant coverage is essential. Region is not translocated through the;plarit. • Addition Of surfactant (Agra190) may improve results. No rain for 4 hours after ap- plication. • Best results if applied when dull, cloudy or overcastfollowed by sun and warmth the following day. , Harvest approximately one week after application. Wet or dull weather will slow speed of desicc cation. A comedy about a government witness who gives suburbia a culture shock. LONG DISTANCE? CAU. 1-800465-3438 FOR TOO. FREE MOVIE INFO. RIPLEY-HURON*LejEI TR L. SCHOOL and RIPLEY`' DISTRICT SCHOOL will be having a PRE -REGISTRATION DAY Wednesday, August 29, 1990 1:00.400 p.m for children of parents who have moved into the area over the summer months. If you have any questions, please call F. Stanley 395-2651 of 395-2695 LUCK NOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Invites You To Worship With 1h.m On Sunday, Aug. 26. 1990 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Nursery downstairs morning 8. afternoon .. EV(RYONE WiiXOME COMBINED SUMMER 5EAVICE SCHEDULE Aug. 26 Lucknow United Church _September 2 Speaker: Reverend G. McFarlane Nursery Provided All SERVICES AT 10:00 A.M. Stuart Eadie • August 23, 1988 2 years old Alyson Mcdonald August 27, 1985 5 years old Heather Sande • Augtaet 28, 1984 8 yearn old LUCKNOW & gtsTRcr LIONS CLUB Dabber Bingo "We got ra!ne out again." Let's tryagain at DUNGANNON. FAIRGROUNDS Sunday, August 26 Lucknow Community Centre Sunday, August 26 $500.00 Winner Mrs. V: Thompson • ,Progressive 49 Calls s50. each Potential Prize Board '3000. Jackpot $1000 on '$4 Calls. s500. must go. Purple BaII - $256:00 Community Centre opens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. 12 Noon * Antique Tractor Pull 1:00 P.M. *Remote / Control Car Competitjon *Horseshoe Pitching Lunch Booth by West Huron Junior Farmers Dessert, Booth Guess the weight of our lawn roller No gate admission , Donations only ' � 534 For more information call: - • : 52�29--7931 75