HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-04-16, Page 3Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 1d, 1997 — Page 3
Witmham womati w1.11 lead loca
PCi. .upcoming fedetal eleetwn
I'm ready to work hard
in this election and earn
the right to represent
Huron -Bruce," said
Colleen Schenk, after
being nominated last
Saturday as the riding's
Progressive Conservative
candidate in the anticipat-
ed federal election. The
nomination Meeting took
place at ' F;E.. ]Ladill
:Secondary School,.
Winghain. •
Schenk and Shirley
Hazlitt, of Benmiller, •
sought the nomination to
replace Murray Cardiff,
who represented the riding
from 1980 - 1993. Pat
Palmer, of Ashfield
Township • and
Georgetown, declared his
intentions in early
February,` but Tater with-
drew.
Schenk; 45, . of
Winghaln,' crisscrossed
Huron -Bruce . and meet '
many people to identify.
their concerns. .She
reviewed •this. grassroots
priority -Hit as. •.part of.
speech to , the crowd on'
Saturday:
"You talked .;about edu
cation health care and Agri -
Culture, Bill C-68.' and a'
balanced :federal budget
You told me you; expecte
,your..MP to represent y6h.
without fear of punishment
: from his ,or . her Patti,. . I'm.
pleased to report to you
that on these and other
issues that concern Huron -
Bruce, only Jean, Charest
and the Progressive
Conservative Party offer a
truly national alternative to
•
the status. quo. • Our com-
mitment is clearly docu-
mented din `Let the Future
Begin', the national cam-
paign platform."
Schenk has operatedher
own small business for 12
years and worked six and a
half years for Statistics.
Canada. She is active in •
community organizations.
and is a trustee on the
Huron County Board of
Education.
Fund.ing change.s m:ean bi
shortfall for Kinloss
Kinloss township will
be .,coming up about
$15,000 short oncethe
new Farm Land
• Assessment is in place in
January 1998.. Clerk Mark
Becker say's this is.an,
"estimate" only, and does
'not include other addition-
al .expenses. -the. --township
will incur such as 'ambu-
- lance, welfaie,; septic
approvals, .. policing,
libraries, assessment'
,,.delivery etc.
The township's levy
from • Bruce County is up.
$1,500 for 1997. Reeve
Jim Boylewill question
the increaseand ask for a
breakdown of the $93,17.1
levy..
. The • Lucknow. Boy
Scouts will be planting 50
trees for the township this
year, ,as 'well' as .carrying
out their•annual debris col
Lection at the waste die,
iri`INJEE
unties;;
WANTED.
PAUL ZINN '
52&-2411 :
56,' x 32' .insulated shop' im
Dungannon $32,000.
E. WAWANOSH - 1.00 acres,'
70 workable, 4 bedroom.
house, 'barn " shed . ;.. '
1 1/2 ACRE Building iof
near Lucknow $55,000.
-$74,500 4 bedro'Om,
wood/oiI heat, Outram Street.
K1NLOSS �, 1,4 acres;; 3
bedroom' house, 45' x 96'
insulated .shed. $116,500.
WINGHANi 2 bedroorin'
bungalow, ' finished
basement with wood stove,
oil heat $78;000, "
WHEELER ST.. = 2 bedroom
bungalow 'new kitchen &..
bath $52;500 •
HISTORiC LUCKNOW 4 $:
bedroom, new. kitchen and:
baths, formal living/dining
rooms, garage, 8/10' acre' lot.
96:ACRES W:' Wawanosh.
Fieldstone house. 2 ponds,
creek. Reduced to $1.55,.000.
HAVELOCK Completely
renovated, 3 bedroom house,
t; bath, move in condition...
$8t,t100.
$79,900. - Three bedroom
paved drive, 110' frontage, oil
heat. e
PLACE ST3 ' bedroom
bungalow, ,Walk-in basement:
shows well '$73,900
2.5 ACRES near Kinloss, 3
bedroom house. $55,000:
AMBERLEY Newer
-bungalow, -S-4--bedrooms,
large lot, $99,900.
122 ACRES = Kinloss; 80 - 90
acres pasture, . creek, 3
ponds.
98 ACRES., 70 workable,
updated.3 bdrrn house 40 x.
56 barn, 20 acres bush:
$165,000.
LAKEFRONT LOTS - 68 x
338 $99,900. 63 >e 336
$94,900. ro ..
50' ACRES- 48 systematic
drained, treed building site.
5th Ashfield.
posal site. The work is.
done in return for'a •mone-
tary donation.,
That. old.truck box at
the waste disposal site
wasn't as attractive when
given closer inspection by
a prospective buyer. The
boat will now be burned
out and the scrap steel'
added to the pile at the'
landfill site.
COitete
The clerk is preparing'
for the implementation of
the, 911 ;system.
Advertisements will be
placed advising of, the
upcoming bylaws which
must be passed for renam-
ing the roads , and accept- .
ing, the system.
Thei•e;'s' goingto be
PURUC-MEETING
CONCERNING A PROPOSED
MANURE MANAGEMENT S'Y-LAW
AFFECTING THE.tTOWNSHIP OF• ASHFIELD
TAKE NOTICE that. the Council. f. the Corporation of the TOWNSHIP OF
ASHFIELD will hold a public. meeting on, Tuesday, April 29,1997..at 8:(]0
p.m. at Brooksige, Public School to considera• proposed manure,
management by-law under sections 1,02 and 210(144) of the Municipal Act:
:ANY PERSON may attend the public 'meeting and/or make written or
verbal representation either'in support of or in. opposition to the proposed
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION and copies of the proposed by-law. are
;available during regular office hours; at the Municipal Office.
DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD Linda Andrew ,•
THiS'14TH`DAY OF APRIL, 1997 , Clerk Treasurer
Township of. Ashfield:,
RR'7' Lucknow ON NOG 2110
(519)529-7383 •
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.PURPOSE AND EFFECT;
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Township Council has drafted a proposed Manure Management By-law=for.,
the Township of Ashfield. The purpose of this publicmeeting is,for.Ootindl
to receive public.comments on the draft bylaw, ` '•
The proposed by-law would require:
a Nutrient Management Plan for new or. expanding livestock operations
with 100 or more livestock units, or with 50 or more livestock units ort a
land base.exceeding 1.5 livestock units per tillable acre; • " ,
• a signed agreement to ensure the implementation.of the" Nutrient.
Management Plan and the, updating and renewal of the Nutrient
Management Planevery 3:years;
•' a tillable land base for spreading' manure which• will not .beasrnalter than
an area equivalent to 1.5 .livestock units per. acre on clay and clay loam
soils, or 1 livestock Unit per acre On other soils; where the Nutrient
Management -Plan requires a larger land base, such larger land base
shall be required;. • •
the Land base to be located within 4 km. 011ie livestock operation;
• at least 60% of the land base to be owned; the remaining land base to be
.made available by manure agreements:, ,:
•
• 365 day storage capacity for all liquid manure facilities;
• dry manure storages to comply with the Nutrient Management Plan and
land base requirements; , r
• the sting of alt manure facilities in compliance with the provincial
Minimum. Distance Separation (MDS•It) formula;
Complete copies of the by-law are available al the Municipal Office,
it
more talk'on a joint bylaw
enforcement officer. The
contract with the
Township of Huron
expired Jan. '1.
Four tenders were
received for crushed grav-
el. Donegan Haulage was
successful .with a price of
$2.30 per cubic yard, to
crush, haul and' spread
about 23,000 cubic yards,
and an "off _the belt" price.
of $1,40 per cubic yard.
Council has decided to
do two roadside grass cut-
tings this year.
The building inspector
assumes his regular office
hours ;starting April 24.
The final . report on
fundraising for Phase II
has' been submitted. When:".
the balance ,in the account.
is'divided,equally, the four
municipalities will each
receive $1:)1:39:
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