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New program seeks expanded development A $1.9 million program to en- courage increased export oppor- tunities for Ontario's agriculture and food industry was announced by Ontario Minister of Agriculture and Food Elmer Buchanan_ Ex- panded Development and Growth for Exports (EDGE) encourages industry participants to develop innovative, multi-year projects in new markets. "EDGE will assist Ontario's farmers and food industry to iden- tify, develop and respond to market opportunities," Mr. Buchanan said at the Ontario Food Processors Association annual meeting. "Through EDGE, my ministry will work with experienced exporters to develop inventive ways to increase export sales over the long term." EDGE will help businesses and associations develop and implement long-term export projects. Producers and processors of Ontario agricul- ture food products are eligible for the program, as well as or- ganizations representing industry. To qualify for EDGE, projects must operate at least two years and generate direct benefits for On- tario's agri-food industry. Further, Good,bad •trom page 1 ding as nothing was guaranteed. County clerk -administrator Nigel Bellchamber told council that the province rarely makes guarantees. -The type of language in this letter is what you'll be dealing with. You can count on this as a firm commiument and it's as solid as you're going to get," said Bellchamber. County councillors chose to move quickly on construction despite questions of interest payments caused by the staged funding for- mat. "We've been dragging our feet on this issue for a long time. Now it's starting to move," said Alcock. Both Huronview Committee (HC) chairman Tom Tomes and the facility's administrator Wayne Lester said time constraints played a big pan in HC's recommendation of the earlier start. Tomes said that the physical state of Huronview is not getting any better while Lester said more operation expense will result from having the current facility functioning longer. Alcock said Monday that Huron - view is an accident waiting to happen. "Windows there could fall right out on the ground. With a good wind, they're gone," he said. "Things have been set go really. Why spend money when you're going to tear it down." "lt's a lot like an old car. You don't change the oil often enough. You don't get new tires for it When you do that it can only last for so long." Despite the staged funding, Al- cock said he is happy with the current position of the project. "You get to the point where you take what you can get h would have been nice if they gave us $12 million up front and we could start collecting interest on it," he said. "Maybe they were in a situation where they just didn't have the cash flow available." the total project cost must be high them S72,000 in the first year. Funding will be for a maxim of throe year up to 50 per teat assista'r in year eche; up to 40 per cent assistance in year two; and up to 30 per cent assistance in year three. The maxinuitn level of fun- ding an each year will be: year one, S100,000, year two, S80,000; and, year three, S60,000. Funding dollars will be applied to the direct cost of a project, which may include; salaries for carport marketing staff wholly associated with the project; direct operating expenses; training of foreign distributors to develop a marketing infrastructure; and, associated costs for development of a foreign adver- tising and promotion campaign, excluding space cosi "My ministry has recognized the need to maximize all possible markets for Ontario's agricultural and food products. With EDGE, we hope to encourage innovative ways to build and maintain new market opportunities," Mr. Buchanan said. Companies or organization interested in EDGE should contact the ministry's Market Development Branch at (416) 861-2400. Avery sPeiLlcs thank you Mor your volt,BO palltonage ..Wes wish you a Sate Hippy. Holiday Season FISERTEC Fwr aid air. sorsa a.aait7 • SZ7 1122 sus CONSTITUENCY OFFICE 19 Victoria St., Caftan 492-3132 or 1-900-4441-9320 PAUL KLOPP CHRISTMAS PORTRAIT - Natalie Kuehl of Seaton/1 visited with Santa Claus at Hart Fond Mercury on Saturday mooring.. Santa's appointed elves for the day were Hart employees, Ride Wyatt and Earl Harem and owner John Hatt Robinet photo. Sib MONEY TO WORTHY CAUSES - Staff and residents of the Queensway Nursing Home in Hensa l made donations to two worthy causes last week, in lieu of the usual Christmas gift exchange. Here, Health Care Aide Marlene Peds presents a cheque to Helen Roorda, Coordinator of the Huron County Christmas Bureau, while Helen Drysdale, RN presents a cheque to Sue Munnock, Coordinator of Volunteer Service for the Hixon County Children's Aid Society- Ms. Munnock accepted the cheque on behalf of the Survival Through Friendship House - the Huron County Home for battered women, and Mrs Roordo on behalf of the Christmas Bureau Robinet photo. Iama Community Newspaper While the high and the mighty strut and stamp across the world's stage, six women go out to visit the A small boy scores the winning goal in a hockey game. An amateur theatre group produces a smash hit. A town council pass an Important new law. The real lives of real people. People who don't start wars, who don't build empires, who don't go into the history books. But whose stales are exciting, interesting, vital and important. Stories that should be told. And I tell these stories every week. Because i am a community newspappeerr. I am a erawaretty newspaper. My arena is not Parliament, the White Haase, the U.N it is the neighbourhood. The community. But what i have to say about it. touches my readers' lives every bit as much as that larger drama. Maybe even more. I am a community newspaper. I am welcomed into hundreds of homes every week. Not as an intruder, shrieking out the harshness, violence and ty d the world But as a friend A mirror of my readers lives. Their joys. sorrows, accompli I am a community newspaper. i am proud, tough, independent. i know when to smile, when to grum- bie, how to chide how to help. i am a community newspaper — in a great community And I'm proud of it. t Huron FVxpositOr ;Tip 527-0240 WARD & UPTIGROVE Chartered Accountants Provrdirig a flus range of accounting. computer. Tax and Financial consulting services to assist Business and Farmers to achieve their most ambitious goals with offices in Mitchell i Listowel. MITCHELL BAS HAEFLING C.A., P. Ag. 348-8412 Resident Partner 100 Ontario Rd. Mitchell 0 max a s= >,; s. 0 4. . J lk U Seaforth Public tility Commission HYDRO RATES The following hydro rates will be applied to all consumption used on or after January 1, 1991. (Subject to Ontario Hydro Approval) Residential Service PRESENT RATES First 250 KWH All additional KWH Minimum Bill at 10.534 per KWH at 5.84 per KWH $6.25 per month PROPOSED RATES First 250 K1NH All additional KWH Minimum Bill at 11.504 per KWH at 6.264 per KWH $7.15 per month General Service PRESENT RATES First 250 KWH Nex 12,250 KWH All additional KVVH Minimum Bill at 10.534 per KWH at 6.34' per KWH at 4.514 per KWH $6.25 per month Demand Balance Block $4.55 per KW PROPOSED RATES First 250 KWH Next 12,250 KWH All additional KWH Minimum Bill at 11.504 per KWH at 6.884 per KWH at 4.914 per KWH $7.15 per month Demand Balance Block $4.90 per KW SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION Chairman: J.F. Sills Manager T.R. Phillips Commissioner: H. Hildebrand (Mayor) Joe Steffler