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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-07-23, Page 61 30 Plus Years Experience e Horst Feige C.D.T. &•D.1). Denture Specialists' Ron Felge `? DD. & Page 6 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 23, 1997. Research project Newsletter wii raise awareness; focuses on compost help available for businesses A new project will test .the agronomic and envi- rontental effects of applying composted solid waste to agricultural fields using variable ratelech- nology, and measure the effects on plant develop- ment and yield over three growing seasons. The research is a four, (FIttifinaa Birthday Club 4healene Gam* July 23, 1994 3 years Old Drew Daniel Gilchrist July 24, 1994 3 Years Old Sandra Van Nierkerk July 25, 1985 • 12 Years Old Daniel Scott • July, 25,1985 12 Years Old Radney Pritchard July 25, 1994 • 3 Years Old • Amanda Ritchie July 26, 1988 9 Years Old Dustin Farrish July 27, 1985 - 12 Years Old Lauren Scott July 2'7, 1992 5 Years Old Meizy Jefferson • July 28, 1994 • 3 Years Old • Paige Marie Miltenburg July 28, 1994 3 Years Old Tristan Sinnett Mittenburg (Belated) July 19, 1993 • 4 Years Old • • • • • • year collaborative agree-. ment between Agriculture and AOri-Food. Canada and HUWS Corporation of Palgrave, Ont. . • . Facilities vvhich use the Herhof Coniposting Biocell, a high technology composter, will supply the compost foi. the experi- ments. HUWS is the North American manufacture and distributor of the 'Biocell. • Funding for the, $200;00 project will be provided jointly by AAFC and HUWS under the fed-. era) , go v ernmen t's Matching 'Investment Initiative. The .MII invites the private sector to invest in agricultural research and development by matching any investment dollar for dollar. • A total of $20.4 -million for more than 700. 1VIII • project across Canada was invested by AAFC' in 1996. By the end of the century, the MU could be pumping as much as $70 million a year into new agriculture and research and development. • The Bruce Community Developinent Corporation (Bruce CDC), has launched a new community economic development newsletter. , "The intent of the newsletter is to heighten the aWare- ness of local initiatives to increase -the health and pros- perity of our cornmunities," says Lauri Cunningham, manager of the Bruce CDC. "Community Development Connection" will profile local resources, activities, programs and services that •contribute to business and community development objective's. New and changing federal and provincial programs will be highlighted which may, offer assistance. • and support in the implementation of economic and employment development plans and projects. In -addition, agency, contacts and Internet addresses • will be'provided to a allow increased access to. informa- tion. • O ,"Bruce CDC made the decision to develop this newsletter in response to an identified need from busi- nesses, individuals and communities for information regarding local support and initiatives in economic development," says Cunningham. The next issue will be released in the fall. Community Development Connections is available online at www.bints.corn/-brucecdc. • . For more information contact Cunningham at 396- 8141, fax 396-8346 ore -mail: brucecdc@primeline.net. • Pet travel tip accident, and will not be a distraction when you're driving. Even far •shortear trips,. pets should never be loose in your car. Keeping dogs and 'catsc secure in a car is safer for them and all passengers. When -pets are secured, they are less likely to be injured in the event of an • , Under section 13(2) of the Did you know? New B & B in Ashfield: igh way Traffic Act it is an offence to have a • licence plate that is dirty or obstructed, This includes • obscured or O obstructed by spare tire, bumper bars,,or by any part of the vehicle or any attachments including a load being carried: This section would include the plate covers, especially the ° • tinted covers. by Pat Livingston • Vicky and. Don Hackett held'the grand opening of their new bed and break- fast on Sunday. • County Lane Farm is in a, fabulous. setting - huge old 'trees that provide :a Wonderful breeze through the•windows, or a shady setting to relax under; a variety of birds whose sweet chirping adds to the atmosphere; a targe •patio and a private little area t� sit and enjoy a quiet dine': throughout the day; Ibside; the' Flacketts have remodeled and redecorated the upstairs level to provide three bed- • rooms 'forguests' One ,room,is equipped. -with ddubie: and single,beds and. dressers; one has a .'.double:'bed- With dresser,' arid. the third, contains a thee"quarte bed.and Samnzei, Reading Reviey). by Erin Gilchrist, 5, LOPS Grade I • Franklin is Lost Pauktte Bourgeois , . , • Franklin is Lost is a very 'good book.. -Franklin is.,a' turtle. Franklin likes to play -hide and "Seek. When:. Franklin got lost looking. for Fox, he 'was .seared. If you want to find nut whether Franklin's Mom and Dad find ...him or not, you better read this, book. • • , • . E THEATRE. KINCARDINE • 396-3250 Ott 1,4t, At"`•:" MA, JONES MA. SMITH MEN IN BLACK JULY 25 & 26 at 7 & 9 PM JULY 27-31 at 8 PM ALL SEATS s4.25 TUESDAY .SATURDAY NI 0060 ATTHE .GODERIC1-1, COLUMBUSCENIIRIE . ... i SAL• "in TOTAL PRIZE "II If WIN MONEY DOORS OPEN 5:30 P.M. BINGO 7 :00 PM SHARP 4,500 JACKPOT MOST GO! License # 310856 • INVESTMENTS .524.2T73 Goderich -8.00-255-5503 says Vicky. • The Hacketts have already hosted several guests. "They're welcome • to use the .whole bouse and they do," says Vicky. "They can come and go, as they please," , At Country Lane Farm you can enjoy. a complete • breakfast- or a continental one. Arrangements can be made to have supper with. • the liacketts as well. All prOduceased is purchased Andfop /h-Olsel ,‘4!1.1erk. •want to learn more about farming, Don will giVe tours of the feedlot or the crops. Vicky, the former co- owner of Dee VeeS Ladies Wear, in Lucknow, missed the communication with people. "Our way of living is so different from .those , in the city," she says. "It's a great way to meet people and ittiS a learning experi- ence for all parties." • Country Lana Farm is , located at R.R. "."7, Lucknow, on Conc, 11 of , Ashfield ToWnShip.' Phone': 529-7398 ••:-.theyre open all year round, . dresser. Guests have the entireupper floor .to them- .. Selves.• - , 'The, whole atmosphere.- has a. relaked,. laid back ; • feeling.- coinfy. Soaps and O shampoos can be found in .1 all the bedroonis and bath- . . room:- Justin,ease .you forget your own. "And. there's 'lots of hot Water!". DEVITRIST ' • NO tir.S.T. or SALES TAX OEHTURE MANUFACTURER* DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC ) No Charge lar Consultation or Evaluation ' DENTURES • REPAIRS. 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