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area fruit and vegetable grower
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agrig� cerns of pesticides and
want consumers W be more
knowledgable about modern
agricultural practises. Mary
Wiley Will help AGCare speak
on behalf of Ontariofarmer oft
issues relating to. agricultural
pesticides; crop production, the
environment and foodsafety,"
points out Wilson,
For the past six years,. 'Ma,
Wiley served as Di a for of
Public and Censufrfer Affairs for
the, Canadian Meat Conneilt the
national trade . association of
federally -inspected red Meat
processors. Prior to that, she was
Ontario Home Economist for the
Beef Information' Centre, the.
promotion inn of the Canadian
Cattlemen's Associapon,
A 1982 graduate from the
University of Guelph's College
of Family and Consumer
Studies, Ms Wiley was -raised.
on a Kinloss ..township beef and
cash crop -farm. She is the'.
daughter of Lorne and Doris.
Eadie, now of . Wingham; Cyr=
rently Mary, her husband and
• two childrentlive near the Wiley
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grailgara growingpeninsul`a.operation in:.the
AGCare, through its affiliated
membership, " represents *-
proximately 45,000 horticultural
and field crop producers in. On-
tar[)., AGCare hopes to helps
reverse the trend of agricultural
illiteracy in urban communities
by providing the media and the
public, with accurate information
on matiers relatingto crop
production' and pesticide use.
Kinloss council members
have busy special session
The reeve, clerk and all council
members of Kinloss Township met
' in special session on October 15 to
deal with several pieces of business.
Six building permit applications
were approved including one to the
Village of Luckgow,'for lots 53
54, concession '1, to erect an
electrical room for the sewer
project. Other applications were
approved for, Fred DeBoer, Bevin
Woods, Anthony Wartnaby, Robert
Wynne and Percy Brothers.
Council voted in favour of pur-
chasing the Huron Township trailer
in the amount of $2,000.00 plus its
bill of $900.00 for the rental of the
D600 grader.
Garry Sutton, of Lucknow, will
be instructed to proceed with the
extra repairs to the floor in the
playrdoro, painting of the office
ceiling and the winterizing, of the
waste site attendent's shed.
The township will proceed with a
joint dog bylaw with Huron
Township. The passing of Bill 90
will make the current bylaw .unen-
forceable. The costs of this draft
copy will be split between Huron,
Bruce, Ripley, Kinloss and Kincar-
dine.
Council agreed to accept verbal
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petitions from certain residents of
Kinloss township concerning al-
leged violations of the current
zoning bylaw (re: residential
i
.zoning);" n regards to the storage of
unlicensed vehicles and livestock.
The bylaw enforcement officer and
the township lawyer . will be
instructed, if necessary, to persue
all ,means to correct these
violations.
Council endorsed the resolution of
the City of North York in regard to
the opposed GST. Copies of the
endorsement will be sent to North
York, ape , prime Minister of
Canada, local parliament member
and the Head of the Liberal Party.
The amount of $300.00 for 1990
and $300.00 for. 1991 was com-
mitted to the 1993 Bruce County
International Ploughing Match.
Other areas of business discussed
were purchasing of a vacuum
cleaner for the municipal office,
quotes for asphalt repairs in
Whitechurch and a building permit
for part of lot 27, concession 4.
Since the Access Grant for repairs.
to the Whitechurch Community
Hall was denied, council deliberated
on this matter.
Horseshoe championships
will be held in Wingham
The Wingham Sportsman Club is
sponsoring the first annual Western
Ontario Winter Horseshoe Cham-
pionships early next year, involving
up to 75 participants.
The championships will . be
decided among 15 teams of four
players, plus one spare player.
E'tries in the contest are being
accepted on a first come first served
basis. The first 15 entries to submit
the player's. names and the phone
number and address of the contact
person will be included. For that
reason, interested parties are en-
couraged to respond quickly.
The league will compete on the
first Saturday of each month from
January to April, with starting times
of 9 a.m., 1 p.m., and 5 p.m. each
day. The dates are Jan. 5, Feb. 2,
March 2 and April 6. °
Each team will play eight games
per day, with the games' played as
doubles. The standings will be
determined by wins, with those
,teams tied.ranked according to the
total of points scored in their losses.
A championship day will be held
on April 6. The league will be
divided into three division, each of
five teams. The lowest five teams
will compete for the "C" Cham-
pionship at 9 a.m., the middle five
Warns will vie for the "B" Cham-
pionship at 1 p.m., and the top five
teams will fight for to "A" Cham-
pionship at 5 p.m.
Each division will have its own
trophy, which will remain on
display at the Sportsmen's club-
house. The names of the winning
team will be, engraved on the
trophy.
Those interested in taking part in
this competition should send their
entries to the Wingham Sportsmen
Club, Box 1032, Wingham, Ont.,
NOG 2W0, or contact Ivan Gardner,
at 357-106(Y, or Mason Robinson, at
357-2478.