HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-04-09, Page 10• Page 10 Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, APril 9,1997;
Wedding
Donna Raynard and. Cory Janzen were united in
marriage, December 14, 1996 at the.Lucknow
Presbyterian Church.
Donna is the daughter of Doug and• Mary Lou
Raynard of
Lucknow and
Cory is the son of
Fred and Sandra
Janzen of
Kitchener.
The couple is
'residing in
Woodbridge,
Ontario where
Cory is employed
by the Board of
Trade Golf Club.
Donna is
employed at. the
Toronto General
Flospital. ,
Huron County will take a closer
look at liquid manure by-law
The county has decided
to take a closer look at its
Model Liquid Manure By-
law.
At the March 27 meet-
ing of. Huron County
Council, it was decided a
county committee be
formed 05 monitor and
review changes to the liq-
uid manure by-law expect-
ed to soon be implemented
by. Grey Twp. '
' The committee is
expected to meet in the
• fall. and will' evaluate .the
sticcesses and failures
associated With the
changes.
The county Model
Liquid Manure By-law
would then 'be changed to
reflect the revisions.
Before the council voted
on the proP'osal, county
planning official Wayne.
Caldwell talked briefly
about the need for the new
committee-,
•He said although the
committee would probably
not meet until the fall, the
formation of the group
could be used as "a start-
• ing. point" to look back on
the Grey.initiative to see
"has it worked, how can it
be changed." •
The county. 'committee
would 'include representa-
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tion front the county, com-
modity groups, interested
provincial ministries and
planning department staff.
A similar committee• in
Grey Twp. was formed in
the spring of 1996. The
Grey committee was
formed to consider revi-
skins to the county's
Model Liquid Manure By-
law prepared by the coun-
ty in 1982.•
The review resulted in a
number of.proposed small
changes and a significant
change requiring farmers
to . have a Nutrient
Management Plan com-
pleted by a professional
prior to the issuance of
building permits to live-
stock operations vitich
have 150 or more live-
stock units or exceed a
certain density.
So far, pork producers
have expressed reserva-
tions about the require-
ment for a Nutrient
Management Plan, itS.
enforceability, the require-
ment for the plan to be
convicted by a profei-
sional, and finally, the
relationship between live-
stock and the land base.
Following Caldwell's
presentation no questions
were asked before council
• approved the formation of
the committee.
Steers, heifers, cows
sell on steady trade
The fed Steers and heifers
sold on a good steady
• trade. Tho cows also sold
• steady. Veal sold on:a
• strong active trade.. Lambs
• sold on, a strong trade.
• .Stocker calves sold $2 - $5
higher with yearlings sell-
ing on a steady trade.
There :were 371 steers
on offer selling. from. 88,00
to 94.00 to the high of '
100.00:.' • "
There were 394 heifers
• on offer selling from 88.00, •
to 94.00 to the high, of
97.00. •
There were 304 cows
on offer 'selling from 46.00
to 62.00 to the high of
7200: • ••
• There were 16 bulls on
offer selling from 55.00 -to.
62.50 to the high of 80.50,
There were 294 veal on
offer selling: Beef: 85.00
to •122.00; Holstein: 75.00
to 90.00; plain Holstein:
. 55.00 to 65.00.
• • Lambs: Under 50 lbs:
195.00 to 215.00; 50 to 79
• lbs. 207.50 to 227.50;oyer
• 95 lbs. 177.50 to.190.00:
• Sheep:.25.00 to 71.00.
Bruce County council
Vvottied. about- hom.e
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Both Bruce and Grey placement tervices. At the
counties have some reser-. same time, management of
Vatiorrs ' about the those services it being
province's push to hand handed to the CCAC's.
Home Care and:nursing The inaugural CCAC for
• ,home placement services:. Bruce and, Greyis coin-.
over to •newly -formed posed of volunteers
Community Care Access appointed by the province.
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Centres (CCAC'S); __;__Mackie said the Health
"The Bruce -Grey -Owen Unit wants a one'. year
Sound Health Unit have delay in that handover. He
managed Home Care for said that will give time for
• 'some 25 years and the "appropriate,diieuisions
Placement Co-ordinution with the government on
'Service for the'past.three the future governance of
•.years,"" . said Bruce • long-term care." There are •
County's Public Health no municipal representa-;
chair Bob Mackie.' In. its tives on the current CCAC
Megaweek 'announce- for Grey -Bruce
• merits, the province said ' Bruce. county council• •
municipalities must take ' supported the Health
on half the cost of home Unit's request, which has
care, nursing homes, long •also been endorsed; by •
• term Care homes ,and- Grey county.
Service club signs proposed
Pat McKillop, preedent interestin the project.
of the Lucknow and
District Chamber of Council donates to
Commerce and owner of local ,Agriculture Society
• McPyatt Advertisint, . A $450 donation will be
• approached • Lucknow given to the Lucknow and
• council recently with a District, • Agriculture
proposal to erect service Society:
,club signs at all entrances Lucknow council agreed
to the village. to donate the money at its
Council instructed,Clerk last meeting. Each year
Bertha Whitcroft to get in since the society's imple-
touch with the service mentatiOn, Council has
clubs to see if there is granted a donation.
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