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HCMC seeks 'Milk Messenger'
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1993. PAGE 19.
FARM FOR SALE
The Farm Credit Corporation via Quit Claim,
offers
LOCATION: 7 km. north of Auburn on
County Road #22.
DESCRIPTION: Part Lot 28, Concession 6,
East Wawanosh Township, Huron County.
LAND: 123 acres with approximately 110
acres workable of Donnybrook Sandy Loam
Variable terrain.
BUILDINGS: 1 1/2 storey frame house in
good repair. Metal clad frame implement
shed. Timber frame barn set up for swine
with concrete stave silo.
NOTES:
1. The land is leased for the 1993 crop year.
Purchasers must rely on their own inspection
and knowledge of the farm and not on the
above or any other particulars or representa
tions made verbally or in writing by or on
behalf of the Farm Credit Corporation.
Offers should be made on forms obtainable
on request from any office of the Corporation
and must be received August 10, 1993.at
the field office listed below.
A certified deposit of 55,000. must accom-
pany the offer.
For further inquiries, to place an offer, or
to arrange a viewing of this property, con-
tact:
FARM CREDIT CORPORATION CANADA,
Att: Paul Scholten,
50 South Street,
Goderich, Ontario N7A 3L5
Tel: 519-524-5366
Fax: 519-524-1522
Please refer to File # 35707-5A2 & 35707-538
CPH approves
renovation
The approval for the project to
renovate the front entrance/gift
shop area of Clinton Public Hospi-
tal was received at the May 31
board meeting.
The approval was incorrectly
reported in the minutes of that
meeting, therefore requiring a cor-
rection at the June 28 meeting.
The board directed the property
committee to spend no more than
$2,000 to research the project and
bring a report to the board. The
report would state the feasibility
and the cost of such a project.
The board will now seek
approval from the Ministry of
Health for the renovation.
The board denied a request by
Stratford Hospital for a donation
towards the purchase of a CAT
Scan for their facility.
It was agreed by the board to
renew the hospital's insurance
through the Frank Cowan Compa-
ny. The amount will be $16,223.
Peggy Menzies was recognized
for her service, by the Canadian
association of Hospital Auxiliaries,
with a Life Membership. The board
agreed to send her a letter of con-
gratulations.
The board approved the nomina-
tion of Michael Falconer as chair,
Marg Makins as vice-chair and Earl
Hinderley as treasurer for the board
of directors for the 1993/94 year.
Are you enthusiastic and
creative? Do you enjoy meeting
people? Are you interested in milk
and milk products?
The Huron County Milk
Committee is currently seeking
applications for the county position
of "Milk Messenger". This
program is based on the Provincial
Dairy Educator Program which is
sponsored by the County Milk
Committees and local dairy farmers
across the Province of Ontario.
The chosen applicant will make
classroom presentations throughout
Huron County and may be invited
to speak at a variety of
organizations such as service clubs,
women's groups, church and
community meetings, fairs and
food demonstrations. The Huron
County Dairy Educator/Milk
Messenger Co-Ordinator will
arrange all attendances. The "Milk
Messenger" is required to report to
the co-ordinator and the Huron
County Milk Committee.
The position requires the
successful male or female
candidate to be 17 years of age or
older, to hold a valid driver's
license, and to have a good
understanding of the dairy industry.
This is for a one year term. This is
not a paid position, however,
mileage and telephone expenses are
reimbursed and an honourarium is
presented.
If you are interested in applying
for this position, please contact:
Brenda K. Bridge, Huron County
Dairy Educator/Milk Messenger
Co-Ordinator at 519-3 68-739 2
(days) or Amy Terpstra, Huron
County Dairy Princess at 519-887-
6313. The application deadline is
Aug. 6.
Morris reeve
gives landfill
a good review
Morris landfill site got a good
review from Reeve Doug Frazer at
the July 6 meeting of Morris Twp.
Council.
Mr. Frazer said, "The site looks
really good, a big improvement."
Even with this assessment, Coun-
cillor John Duskocy had questions
regarding the dumping of snow
fence, ceiling tiles and the removal
of tires.
It was mentioned by council that
a sign should be posted stating
there is no dumping of tires at the
site.
Three re-zoning issues were dis-
cussed by council: Frank and Ruth
Radford were given approval for
the conversion of a dwelling to
included a second apartment on Lot
13, Conc. 6; the owner of Lot 26,
Conc. 7 will be allowed the
reduced lot frontage from 23
meters to 10 meters; and James
McCallum of Belgrave be request-
ed to submit an application for re-
zoning with regards to his lot on
Queen Street.
Council advised Building Inspec-
tor Paul Josling to proceed with the
issuing of the following building
permits: Clare V anCamp, Lot 1,
Conc. 5, a veranda; Fred Stute, Lot
13, Conc. 7, a granary and bin
dryer; Great Land Farms, N. Pt. Lot
3, Conc. 3, a garage; Clem McLel-
lan, S. Pt. Lot 25, Conc. 5, a sun-
deck and patio door; and a
demolition permit for Wilfred
Haines, N. Pt. Lot 1, Conc. 1.
Councillor Duskocy raised the
issue of the chloride application on
the roads. He advised Road Super-
intendent Lloyd Michie the process
had not been effective on Sideroad
10/11, Conc. 8. Council decided an
extra application of chloride should
go on the sideroad.
Mr. Michie informed council that
construction on Centre Sideroad,
Conc. 7 was nearly complete and
they are now cutting the hill on
Centre Sideroad, Conc. 8.
Lorne Campbell contacted coun-
cil on behalf of Belgrave United
Church with regards to Sunshine
Cemetery. He stated that the board
of stewards must meet to decide on
repairs but that the church would
cut the grass and try to straighten
the stones in the meantime.
Three residents of Parker Drive
in Belgrave, Gordon and Laurie
Bosman and Andrea Stevenson,
requested council assume owner-
ship of the well on the street which
serves five lots.
Council would not be responsi-
ble for any cost incurred. Council
agreed to proceed with an agree-
ment and survey for the well.
Morris Township has been allot-
ted a grant of $7,663.37 for drain
maintenance in 1993/94.
Applications will be accepted for
the tile drainage program until Nov.
1, 1993. After that date they must
be faxed to the Ministry of Agricul-
ture and Food for approval.
For a free catalogue, call:
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1-800-567-4483
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