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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2016-09-21, Page 510 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, September 21, 2016 Touch UPP1 Troy Patterson/Editor These two youngsters were proud to climb atop the roller to catch the view. South Bruce OPP provincial constable Darryl Campbell welcomed Owen Miltenburg of Lucknow with cousin Lauren Miltenburg of Auburn, as they checked out his police cruiser. Graham Howard, 9, of Lucknow hammed it up through the bars in the back of the South Bruce OPP cruiser. Children had a chance to hop into the driver's seat of a police cruiser, tractors, transport trucKs ana more at tne LucKnow ioucn N iruck event tnat wrapea up tne LucKnow i-aii Fair on Sept. iti, 2u -ib. Companies like New Holland, Kempton Construction, Kruzin Mann Limos, Hydro One, South Bruce OPP and more took part. Huron -Bruce MPP Thompson launches initiative to support agricultural Experts MPP for Huron -Bruce Lisa Thompson has launched a new initiative with the introduction of Bill 4, the Supporting Agricultural Experts in Their Field Act, WANTED 11 HOMES THAT NEED ROOFING 11 homes in your area will be giver' the opportunity of having an INTERLOCKS aluminum roofing system installed on the it home at a very reasonable cost. Your home can be a snow I lz plaice in your neighbourhood aril we will rrrake it worth your whit if we can use your home. pq f 1-866-447-5122 the roofing uy,com P'....L. LI77 2016. The bill seeks to address the limitations that are being placed on Profes- sional Pest Advisors (CCAs & PAgs). RESTAURANT & TAVERN 350 Bayfield Road, Goderich 524-7711 Now Booking for Thanksgiving Sunday Oct. 9 Brunch featuring Roast Turkey and Baked Ham and Smorgasbord featuring Roast Turkey and Angus Roast Beef Monday Oct. 10 Smorgasbord featuring Roast Turkey and Angus Roast Beef Call now to book your Group, Business and Family Christmas Parties See Oct. 5th's Goderich Signal Star for full details. LET'S ALL DO OUR PART! PLEASE RECYCLE 1 1 11, BOTTLES CANS 1.0 (0 Beginning August 2017, changes to ON Reg. 63/09 will prevent Certified Crop Advisors (CCAs) and Professional Agrolo- gists (PAgs) associated a manufacturer or retailer of a Class 12 pesticide from act- ing as a professional pest advisor. "Across the agri-food sector I've received unani- mous acknowledgement that something needs to be done to address the limitations that will be placed on professional pest advisors next year," said Thompson. "If this government insists on restricting the use of neo- nicotinoids via regulations for goodness sake - let's at least make sure they are workable." Ontario has approxi- mately 600 licensed Certi- fied Crop Advisors and Professional Agrologists willing and capable of conducting pest assessments. It has been said the gov- ernment's planned changes to the definition of a profes- sional pest advisor will reduce the number of advi- sors to just 80, leaving only 2 advisors to serve northern Ontario. As a result, farmers will find it increasingly difficult to obtain the necessary assessments and documen- tation required to access the agricultural inputs they need. "Farmers should have the freedom to work with whomever they choose, and it is my hope that the government will work together with the agri- food industry to ensure Ontario's agri-food experts can all be out- standing in their field," said Thompson.