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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-05-22, Page 15Page 110 o Ildn chraauey Vla°(Iinnesday, Mmy 22, 2.996 Aga, fila maiden These yourugMcers mere caught playing castle Thursday. From keit are KHz' na Drennan, Brandon Hcwa ld, Blalsce Soot and JJalovolce dohns4®rn. (Jeoprllflfer Valva lcerrnecerphoto) ILUC KNOW DIS7RICT COMMUNITY CENTRE Sakti(la‘,, May .i \1 irgarct ,4 Jim 1 rnnglon 25th annncrs.ar� H1N(i() Sunal.ae, Ma v 2r, LIONS Monday, May 27 AG SO('I I'I Y Tuesda.,, Mar 2/.4 OPEN DATES May 24,31 "ONLY" ('Ali. 528-3420 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (.- 1n_oU MS will ar church nnivers .ry May 26 Meeting of Kinlough WMS was held at the home of Betty Bushell with 11 ladies present on May 15. Marilyn Reid presided and opened with a read- ing. Our church anniversary is May 26 and we will be serving lunch after both servic,2s. BDO CH RI -ERE) ACCOUNT .VATS Offering o full range of services auditing, accounting, business planning, Income tax WARD MALLET'TF planning, personal financial planning, computer and management services. • HANOVER WALKERRTON MOUNT FOREST . PORT ELGIN W.J. Aldersl.ey, FCA B.F. Thomson, FCA K.L. Drier, CA M.S. Bolton, CA LH. Vollett, CA R.J. Millen, CA H.E. Kibler, CA J J. Hunt, CA G.H. Munro, CA ' P. Thor, CA R.G. Thomas, CA 364-3790 881-1211 323-2351 632-2049 GR0wING INTO THE 21st CENTURY Huron Landscaping & Garden Centre :wr Landscape Designs & Quotations Friendly, Dependable Service Flagstone Patios And Walkways Decks & Fences 401!0 11101111111, muIMMO llmw A Superior Nursery. Stock, Waterfalls, Ponds Interlocking Paving Stones, — Retaining Walls Lawn Installation oliKhofs . . i , ' , 1/2 mi. south of Lucknow 519-529-7247 The ladies will also have a lunch booth at a local sale. The devotions were prepared by Barbara Bushell and given by Joan Barr. The scripture was from ll Timothy 1:5-7 and dealt with the importance of Christian mothers. Betty Bushell showed a video, is Europe still Christian? Suitable hymns were sung during the meeting. ni`INT EE LISTINGS WANTED PAUL ZINN 528 241t $/72,000. - Stauffer St. Renovated 3 bedroom with garage. Well treed 82 1/2 x 132161, LUCKNOW - 24 x 36 frame shed, 80 x 80 lot, $24,000. BUNGALOW - 2 bedroom, 20' x 30 shed, $49,000 HAVELOCK - 4 bedroom, garage, new kitchen, good family home, $49,900 3 hedroorn, It: storey new kitchen, drywalied, Victoria St. WHEELER ST.. - 3 bedroom • house on mill pond $69,900. ST,HELENS - Newer bungalow, 3-5 bedrooms, fireplace, 2 car garage, shop, $114,900 GOUGH ``ST, - 4 bedroom with ,gara°ge and family room $69,900. DAIRY - 149 acres, 36 ties, 3 bedroom bungalow, 130 workable, Kinloss Twp. 100 ACRES - 80 workable, fieldstone house, beef barn, shed. Kinloss ,Twp " ELGIN ST. - 3 bedroom, 1 storey with garage, oil heat, air' conditioning. $84,906. KINCARDINE - 2 bedroom bungalow. Nelson St .$84,900. 50 ACRES - 3 bedroom bungalow, garage, shed, 30 workable $139,900. 50 ACRES - All treed, small creekILD6 east of Lucknow '; 5 ,900 • FARM PROPERTIES WANTED New real tions for greg ;.1 �.1 11 nd petro-eum industries Ontario is changing the way it regulates the aggregates and petroleum industries to make indus- try more accountable for meeting strict provincial standards, Natural Resources Minister Chr:s Hodgson announced last week. As part of the govern- ment's on-going efforts to eliminate barriers to job creation, the ministry has been working with the Red Tape Review Commission to reduce the impact of its regula- tions and practices on business growth. "Changes to the min- istry's aggregates and petroleum programs will eliminate red tape and inefficiency, streamline delive y and remove bar- riers to private sector job I:> creation," Hodgson said. "This restructuring wall maintain Ontario's lead- ership in regulating the two industries and improve the Ministry of Natural Resources' (MNR) enforcement capability to ensure regu- latory compliance." MNR will work with the aggregates industry to develop a compliance partnership where the industry will he responsi- ble for day-to-day site inspections and monitor- ing, while the ministry will concentrate on audit- ing and enforcernent. Hodgson • also announced changes to modernize petroleum regulations and bring them more in line with other jurisdictions. A new type of well lice County farm report w es ft tes licence, for example, wall make regulatory and administrative processes more efficient, while making it clear that landowners and well operators are responsible for registering their wells and aneeting strict provincial standards. Changes to the act will also support enforcement efforts, by increasing the maximum fine for offences under the Petroleum Resources Act to $500,000 from $10,(110. Detailed technical stan- dards will be developed in consultation with industry representatives and will be similar to current Canadian Standards Ass,gciation standards governing hydrocarbon storage. L' The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Minister, Noble Villeneuve, announced the return of the Summer Experience Wage .Assistance Program (SEWAP) again this summer. The government will invest $1.25 million to support 1,500 }obs for Ontario youth this sum- mer. SEWAP offers eligible farms $3 per hour in. Birthday 'C,Iub David Camerr' May 22, 1984 , 12 Years Old Gene Frays May 22, 1984 12 Years Old ' Cody Hall Ilton May 23, 1987 9 Years Old :., Angela Irvin May 25, 1987 9 Years Old Vicky Gutmanis May 25, 1985 11 Years Old Laura Weir May 27, 1984 12 Years Old Amber Weir May 28, 1988 8 Years Old Peter VanOsch May 28, 1989 , 7 Years Old Melissa Atkins ,• t May 28. 1990 6 Years Old wage assistance :Of a maximum period of seven weeks. Eligible farmers must create a new job that lasts at least six weeks an dprovides 30 to 40 hours of work a week. The idividual hired cannot have worked more than 15 hours per .week since march' _i 1 and can- not displare any regular, full or past time employ- ees. SEWAP jobs 'are open to young people, hired after•May 27 age 15-24 or 15-29 if the person has a disability. lmmediate family members.are n -s; eligible for the program. Applications are avail- able through th.e OMAFRA office and must be received by July 22. Short supply and . uncertain weather condi- tions have kept old crop and new crop corn and soybean prices sneaking upwards. - t Out local corn price is determined by influences and supplies in the United States. Unfortunately, sup- plies are tight and their weather is no different than here. So until the market receives good indications of the amount of corn that is in the group4 and growing, prices are not expected to weaken. So what do you do in the meantime? Figure out your cost of production so you know 'at what point you need to make ration or marketing changes or elect to remain empty. Explore forward - contracting opportunities and risk management tools as they. might apply to your oper- ation. Last but no least,' do a good job of managing the aspects of your operation that you do have control over., Join in the Celebration! of the completion of the Lucknow Community Greenway Project on Thursday May 30, 1996 7:11.1 p.m. Tree dedication and ribbon cutting at Waterworks Park. 8:00 p.m. . Official opening of 11 Ie , Lucknow Community Trail at the Lucknow Arena. , Remarks by Murray Elston. Everyone Welcome! R.S.V.P. Lynn Peck 528-3308 For more information contact the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority 335-3557.