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PAGE SIXTEEN THE LU KNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1975
KINLOUGH
Supper guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Stanley and family
on Wednesday evening on the
occasion of Terry Stanley's 1st
birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Stanley and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Stanley and Dean, Art
Stanley and Willie lvitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett of
Toronto: visited dhring the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Art Haldenby.
Mr: and Mrs. Iman Mohammed
of Toronto spent the week end with
her parents Mr. and ,Mrs. Fred
Page and Andrew.
Mrs. Jack Scott, Edna and May
Boyle attended the trousseau tea
for Miss Linda Boyle, Lucknow, on
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Malley,.
Douglas and , Lori -of Willowdale,
Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Friendorf and
Jason of Elmira, visited with Mrs..
Bertha Haldenby and other mem-
bers of their family here.
The June meeting of the
Holyrood. Women's Institute will be
held on Thursday evening June45th
in the hall. Each member is to
invite a guest. Hostesses, Mrs.
Alex Percy and Mrs. Fred Page.
Roll call - Bring your oldest
keepsake and tell how it came into
your possession. Topic - Guest
speaker Mrs. Marion Zinn.
Display 7 Tweedsrnuir History
Book. Matti) - Teach our children
to reSpect our community and also
to respect our older citizens, who
have worked ,to make it so.
Directors - Mrs. Jack Scott and
Miss Edna Boyle.
Mrs. Delbert Hedley accompan-
ied her sister, Mrs. Ross.Irwin, and
Sherry Dawn to London on
Tuesday.
Members of the Holyrood Wom-
en's Institute attended the Bruce
South DiStrict meeting at. Lucknow
on Tuesday.
The Ontario Government is
moving, ahead with its program to
rid the countryside of about
400,000 abandoned and ,rusting
vehicles, according to Environment
Minister, William Newman.
Mr. Newman said he hopes the
program will eventually pay for
itself in 16 areas of the Province.
Municipalities will collect the
abandoned vehicles, tow them to
either existing recycling plants or
new Ones to be, built, and , keep
whatever they 'are paid. It is felt
that revenues should eventually
reduce or eliminate the Province's
subsidy;
Where mpnicipalities are reluct-
ant to enter the. program, the
Ministry will buy land, collect the
hulks and sell them.
The Ontario Governinent is
going to abandon its tough policies
that permit the ,subdivision -of
farmland in only .25 acre parcels,
and instead allow "some rational
use" of rural land for housing,
Donald IrVine, Minister of Housing
said in the Legislature.
The Government has decided
that 25 acre parcels lead to wasteful
use of land,
The new policy which he
proposed to, implement by Novem-
ber 1st will give regional planning
boards, or local land division com-
mittees the right to approve much
smaller severances of one acre
or less, where the local boards feel
they will not be objectionable, or
where they, will meet new provine-
ial guidelines.
Under the plan farmers would be
able to sell unconditionally parcels
of their, farms in any, class of
agricultural region .to their employ-
ees, or to relatives who want to
build a residence on the lot, or to
provide a home for retiring
farmers, or to irrfill a vacant lot in
an xiSting hamlet.
Ii areas with less desirable
agricultural land, sales would also
be permitted to any purchaser as
long as the subdivision complies
with local planning goals or official
plans.
Mr. Irvine indicated there will
likely be, local . planning controls
that would' prohibit such develop-
ment along major county roads, or
highways where they. might cause
traffic headaches.
' Grants for the implementation of
ARNILL- Denice and Steve Arnill of
Elliott Lake, Ontario are proud to
announce the arrival of their son,
Clifford Earl, April 29, at Elliott
Lake. Proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Hill, formerly of
Lucknow and Mr. 'and Mrs.
Lawrence Arnill, all of Iron Bridge,
Ontario.
Club Sponsored
Fireworks Display
On Sunday, May 18th, everyone
in the area was invited to attend a
fireworks display' sponsored' by the
Amberley-Huron Snowmobile
Club. The evening was completely
free with hot dogs and hot
chocolate provided for all.
Hundreds of people • gathered
just north of Clarke Ferguson's to
view a sky filled with dazzling
beauty.. Children cheered with
delight at the igniting of each
display making for a real successful
night.
the Ontario Home Renewal Pro-
gram (OHRP) have been allocated
to several-additional Ontario muni-
cipalities, including the Town of
Kincardine, Housing Minister Don-
ald Irvine announced this week.
OHRP provides per capita grants ••
to, Ontario Municipalities to admin-
ister directly as loans to home-
owner occupants to repair their
houses to an acceptable municipal
minimum standard.
Kincardine has been allocated
$9,637.00 . at this • time which
represents 25% of the total 1975-76
funding designated under OHRP
for the municipality.
The prime objective of the
program is the correction of fairlty
structural and sanitary conditions
and the upgrading of plumbing,
heating and electrical systems of
the owner occupant's home.
"OHRP is directly oriented to
low and moderate income families,
REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
BY MURRAY GAUNT
M.P.P. HURON-BRUCE
RIPLEY ,.DISTRICT
HIGH SCHOOL MOM
Friday, May P..
Dancing 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
MUSIC BY . DIMENSIONS
$2.50 Single -- $4.50 Couple in advance — $5.00 at door
REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE
with a maximum annual income of
$12,500", Mr.. Irvine' said.
"Kincardine is to 'be congratulated
for its initiative in moVing quickly
to implement this program, which
ensures the continued usefulness
of needed existing housing."
The maximum amoqnt of an
OHRP loan, as determined by the
local municipality, is $7,500, less
any funding from other home
renewal programs. The municipal-
ity is also responsible for determin-
ing the rate of interest charged on'
the loan, from zero 'to eight per
.cent, and what portion of the loan
will be "forgiven", and thirefore
need not be: paid back.
OHRP extends home renewal
Possibilities to owner occupants in
any. municipality in Ontario, urban
or rural, which has adopted either a
minimum housing standards bylaw
or a resolution setting \ such :
standards.