The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-06-04, Page 6Page 6 -- Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 4, 1997
Meeting will deal with manure management and laws involved
"Manure management"
is a topic that has literally
"raised quite a stink" late-
ly,, receiving lots of public-
ity in Huron County, as
well as elsewhere in rural
Ontario.
The interest originates
"Vith recent trends towards
rapid expansion and inten-
sification of some types of
livestock .operations.
Resultingconcern over
manure management has,
led a number of munici-
palities in Huron County.
to adopt ;bylaws which
require the completion of
nutrient management
plans for some forms of,
intensive livestock opera- •
tion.
As with any change.,
those who are affected
need to be as.. fully
informed as possible, so
they understand .the
processes that are taking
place can make appropri-
ate decisions or undertake
suitable measures to
respond to the situation.
Recognizing the need
for information on this
subject,. the Huron
Stewardship Council and
the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture
is hosting an information.
session entitled' "Manure
Management - The Law
and You." The •event will
take place at 8 p.m, on
June 10, at the Goderich
Township Hall in
Holmesville.
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Trevor D. Hunter.. M.B.A.; son p'f Muriel and Herb Hunter
London, Ont. graduated from. Richard Ivey School of
• Business U.W.O.. with a
Master of Business.
&y, Adminstra.tion ,.degree.
Trevor is presently.
lecturing in :Moscow,
Russia bust will return to
U.W.O. as a ' research.
assistant to the Business..
School: Trevor is a
grandson of Aleta Conn of
Wingh•a . and
.grandnephew of. Tim' &`
Isobel Hunter and. Lorna
Button of Lucknow and a
: nephew. of Cecil' and
Marybelle Cranston of
Dungannon.:
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Speakers and their top-
ics are as follows:
•Dr. Gordon Surgeoner,
University of Guelph -
evolving manure manage-
ment and other, environ-
mental issues for the
increasingly diverse "popu-
lation in rural Ontario,
•Wayne Caldwell, Huron
County Planning,
Kinloss township coun-
cil has decided to'incorpo-
• rate the recovery cost of 9-
1-1.
-1-1' property signs and
labor to erect them into
the 1997 mill rate. Council
had first planned to do a
separate billing butfound
out that abutting 'munici-
palities were doing the
former. .
Herman Fischer attend-
ed
ttend ed the May 22 meeting to
request an additional two.
loads of stones for fill in a
hole he dug on municipal
road allowance, on
Sideroad .5, Council
agreed to give him the two
loadsfree of charge, and
Department - Huron
County's approach to
nutrient management
bylaws.
•Kevin McKague and
Paula Neice, Ecologists
Limited - key components
of a nutrient management
plan, i.e, production, envi-
ronment and community.
•Paul. Vogel, a London
lawyer practicing in the
area of environmental law
legislation that applies to
manure management, how
and to what extent it
applies.
Participants will be
.asked to complete a short
questionnaire identifying
their information needs
relating to manure man-
agement. It is hoped that
their input can be used to
develop additional educa-
tional opportunities to deal
with the specific needs
that are identified,
There is no admission
cost and everyone is wel-
come. For trtore informa-
tion, please feel free to
contact Steve Bowers at
482-3428.
1 -1 -.costs go on tax bill
•
..any further loads will be
billed at a cost of $50
each.
James .Steffler will be
paid $170 for a calf killed
by wolves.
The manure storage
bylaw was discussed
briefly.,.The clerk willcon-
tact the county level to' see
if there has been much
response for ,a need of
such a bylaw withing the
county
Council agreed to pro-
ceed with a road .mainte-
nance budget of $287,000
and a construction budget
°of $83,000. This will be
incorporated into the over-
all budget and be available
for reviewat the next
meeting.
A request for 20 free
garbagebags 'tags for
churches withing .the
township, was approved, if
requested by the church.
Although 'full guide-
lines on the new infra-
structure works program
have not arrived, council
tentatively plans to submit
an application for some
funding on the new culvert
for Conc. 3.. and 4.
On a'$10,679 project, if
theapplication was
approved, the municipality
would be responsible for
$3560, and Me federal and
provincial' government
would pick up: $7,199.
Mark Becker, clerk,
said even if they can get.
the above approved, the
total cost of theculvert
project would be much
greater than infrastructure
funds would cover.
In connection with that
project,. Council approved
two pipes rather than one.
Alton
i*:1:niof Hope amide
Ron and -Edna Alton,.'of Lucknow,,placedsecond in Diabetes.Society's most;important.fund-raisers. In the
the carriage class with donations of $800, when they . first.six years a quarter.of a million dollars was raised.'.
participated in the seventh annual Flame of hope trail Fifteen carriages' and 240 horses and riders took part
ride for diabeetes recently. • in the trail ride; north; of Elmira, with more than' 100 s' '
Karen Larocque, of the Dungannon area,' was ;third volunteers helping to organize the -event.
with'.over $400 in donations,
and Ann Made }Anderson; All • expenses for the ride; are ;covered by corporate
of Langside area, was also another .participant who . sponsors, so all money raised by participants goes
helped raise more than $53,000 for research into dia- 'directly to research that is dependent. on fund-raising
betel:. activities, particularly since federal moneyhas: been
The• traild
• ride' has become one of�;the Canadian .reduced.:•
Shoot
winners
Vivian Hogan, Kay: .y
Watson,, Cliff Watson and
Joe Courtney .were . shoot, •
winners at the Drop. in
Centre last. Friday, Teresa
Courtney had the Most
shoots..
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Valerie Weber (left) attained gold in all levelsto achieve the Canada
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the Lucknow Guiding Association by leaders 'Joan Finlay and Joanne
Atkinson,:' and Bruce MPP Barb Fisher,:(Livingston photo)
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