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wp 4-- Scugog Cilizen -- Tuesday , November 17, 1992 dum Mayor Howard Hall snipped the ribbon to officially open Northern Perspectives, a Queen Street shop selling Native art and crafts. From left are: Tanaya Eade, Chris Mersereau, manager Val Larocca, Kelly Larocca, Audrey Tout and Pat Godecharle. The opening featured the traditional native "Sweet grass ceremony" in which braided sweet grass is burnt to generate positive feelings and thoughts. This ceremony was conducted by Harvey and Sue Anderson from Rama First Nation. Dr. Kevin Dunkerley Dr. Lionel McTague Dentistry for Adults & Children 3 INSURANCE ASSIGNMENT ACCEPTED Insurance companies) [EOIN RUNNIN [RIN RYRCIRRIE CIREE RD) 462 Paxton St. (scross from Pt. Perry Community Hospital) AVAILABLE Because of poor growing and harvesting conditions in 1992, Ontario corn producers have expressed concern over unharvested crops and their coverage under crop insurance. The Crop Insurance Commission has indicated that if it becomes necessary for producers to carry the crop over the winter, toverage will remain on the crop until it is either harvested or destroyed. "If it is determined that it is not feasible to harves® corn forced to wait until the winter LOCATEDAT: "Home of the Greatest Hot Dogs & Sausage in North America. GOURMET COFFEE! Yes! We are Still Open. Monday - Thursday 11 to 2:30 Weekends 11 to 4:00 GORD LEWIS ESSO CENTRE, 94 WATER ST,, PORT PERRY DURHAM REGION 1. INTRODUCTION Due to existing capacity deficiencies, operational problems and projected increases in traffic. the Region of Durham is assessing the need for improvements to Regional Road 2 Simcoe St (Ontario St.) from Vanedward Dr to Scugog St (Hwy 7A) (As shown on Key Plan) In additon, this assessment will include a review of existing and proposed sanitary sewer and watermain services 2. ANALYSIS & EVALUATION Possible solutions will be analyzed and evaluated based on the effects on the following * Transportation, Engineering and Public Safety * Natural Environment * Social Environment * Economic Environment * Cultural Environment * 'Agricultural Environment 3. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT The analysis, evaluation & design of the preferred solution will be completed in accordance with the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal | | | Projects. Your participation in the analysis and | | evaluation of possible alternatives is welcome 4. PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE You are invited to the Public Information Centre as noted below, so that we may inform you of the study prégress to date and to allow you an opportunity to further participate in the planning and design process. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 24, 1992 FROM 6:00 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M THE ODDFELLOWS & REBEKAH HALL | 14460 SIMCOE ST. (REGIONAL ROAD 2) | PORT PERRY Staff, representing the Regional Municipality of Durham will be in to answer, i C received, will be reviewed in the evaluation process REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE REGIONAL ROAD 2 SIMCOE ST. (ONTARIO ST.) FROM VANEDWARD DR. TO SCUGOG ST. (HWY 7A) PORT PERRY . TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG PUBLIC.COMMENT INVITED 5CUGOG ST - LLAST | HWY 7A) LORNE ST -- UNION AVE ALVA 81 ; = PORT PERRY NOT TO SCALE | ANEDWARD OR KEY PLAN 5. COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS ? If you are unable to attend the Information Centre, or would like further information, please contact: REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM P.O. Box 623 Whitby, Ontario rd LIN 6A3 (416) 668-7721 M. Wilson, CET Project Supervisor Transportation Branch ynda Motschenbacher Project Designer Transportation Branch T. Prevedel, P.Eng Director of Transportation (Monday to Friday 8:30 -- 4:30) torees this fall, producers may be * Help on the way for corn growers or spring to harvest, " said Henry Ediger, General Manager of the Crop Insurance Commission. Corn is usually harvested in the fall, but the cool, wet weather this year has slowed the normal development of the crop and made harvesting more difficult. By leaving the crops to dry in the field this winter before harvesting, some farmers may be able to salvage their corn. If a corn crop is harvestable this year, yields will be measured after harvest has been completed to determine if a producer is entitled to an® insurance claim, Ediger noted Producers entitled to a claim will be issued claim cheques as quickly as possible In cases where corn cannot be harvested this fall and the producer leaves the Kon crop in the field over the winter, the Commission may consider issuing an advance on claim payments to those producers. If a corn crop is determined to be of no feed value, the Commission will allow the corn crop to be destroyed. If crops must be destroyed, claim payments are processed after the crop has been destroyed. Ediger says farmers should consult their insurance adjuster as written permission 18 required before destroying a corn field. Much of this year's harvested corn will have a lighter than normal weight per bushel. If a crop 18 sold, the total weight will be used as a yield to count. If the crop is stored on the farm, volume measurement will be adjusted to the standard of 56 pounds per bushel. "Future crop insurance and market revenue coverage is based on historic yields, so that it is to the producer's advantage to harvest as much corn as can be harvested", he baid. N a | a iret g 0 Town Hall 1873 PORT PERRY . presents the SECOND CONCERT in its series DEC. 5th, 1992 at 8:00 PM featuring the TORONTO CONSORT VOCAL ENSEMBLES Christmas Concert Tickets available at Irwin Smith or At the Door. 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