HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-04-14, Page 13The Corporation
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A Plebicite Will be 'held in the Village on . the nhieteentli
day of May, 1976, under the Liquor. Licence Act 1975 of Ontario.
Qualifications for voting are as follows:
Canadian citizen or other British subject
18 years of age on polling day
Be a resident of the municipality of the Village of
Ripley for two (2) months up to and including
polling day.
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THE ockpoo.w. SENTINEL., LWOW, ONTARIO PAGE. THIRTEEN. WE/REPAY, APRIL 14, 190
Official 111011.
Goes,To,Publk
Bruce,
The r County South Official
Plan Program, 'which began in
1973, is now about to enter, the
public participation phase.'
The Planning area includes the
23 municipalities in Bruce County
south of the Bruce. Peninsula.
In 1975 Planning Board received
the.first draft of the Official Plan
and undertook an extensive review.
As, a result, numerous modifica-
tions and improvements were made
and• incorporated into the second
draft of the Plan. - '
Pi n king Board is now ready to
expl; in and discuss this Plan with
municipal councils and officials and
the general public. • This will be
undertaken by means,of a series of
Information centres to 'be held in
Walkerton, Teeswater, Kincardine,
Paisley and. Port Elgin between
April 14 and April 29. The closest
local public meetings are Teeswat-
er; April 20 and Kincardine, 'April
Policies with respect to general
development of town and villages,
major land uses in townships,
transportation and utility systems;
social facilites and community
services, as well as public imple-
mentation, are outlined in the Plan.
Representatives of the Ekuce
County ,South Planning, Board and
the con sulting firm 'of M. M. Dillon
Limited will be on hand to answer
any questions. Copies of the Plan
Cheque out
a aripplod child
today.
will be available for study at the .15
libraries in the Planning Area..
Copies of a summary report of the
plan will also be available at
.the
information .centres.
Comments and suggestions re-,
ceived at the . information 'centres,
as well as any written comments,
will 'be reviewed by 'Planning .
Board. Once suitable changes have,
been made, the Plan . will • be
"submitted for approval by County
Council and subsennently. the
Ontario Ministry of Housing.'
Voters are requested to check the voters list for their
names.
Voters not on the list, may have their name added during
the time set for revision of the said list.
May 10th, 11th 12th and 13th,' 1976 during normal office
hours at the Municipal Office, May 12th and 13th from, 7 to 9 p.m.
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Voters lists will be available at the Municipal. Office,
Ripley, Ontario.
WM. McCREATH,
Returning Officer
Join OppoOtion
.To 1*LeVel
By Lynn P. Wall
On April 7th, a meeting of the
CPA Huron Chapter #1 was held at
the home ' of Frank Heard in
Wingham. The meeting was called
to order. by Marvin Scott, The
minutes of the last meeting were
read by.ynn Wall. Romona
Humphrey .
report. B 'an Hallman moved that
2.
gave the treasurer's
Romona pay all outstanding bills.
The . junior CPA members are
going to hold a car wash. . This
effort is in the charge of Miss
Candy Rohn. Fifty bumper'stickers
were left with Frank Heard to give
Candy to 'be distributed at the car
wash.
Some of the members , were
present on Sunday, April 4 for a
meeting at Brantford, organized by
Dave Mitchell of .Niagara Falls
CPA. .The idea of raffles to raise
money for CPA projects, was
discussed and adopted at this
meeting and was adopted, also by
our own branch. On Thursday,
April 8th, representatives for our'
branch and others are meeting in
Toronto with Mr. Snot/ They will
present Mr. Snow with a list of
. names- and let him inspect the
petitions re seat belts. He will not.
be allowed to keep , the signed
petitions because some that were
mailed to him from another branch
conveniently got lost.
The •new gun law legislation was
discussed. and it was decided to
have someone represent the organ-
intim] at a meeting on gun control.
to be held in 'the near' future in
Wingham. . . the Goderich' Signal Stir concern.
ing .teenagers and alcohol. The
Lambton Board of Education has
started to fight to try ,to have the
legal age for, the' 'purchase and
consumption of alcohol raised to
20. The Huron County Board of
Education has voted to support
them, After a' rather heated
diScussion if was decided that the
CPA, Huron Chapter #1, would add
their support also. They' will
recommend the age' of 21, as it
used to be.,
Advertisers must cat out ,,the
LANGSIDE
Cold .wings and snow flurries
Sunday,morning convinced us that
spring is not •completely here yet.
Service at Langside Presbyterian
Church Sunday was capably con-
ducted by the tatigside-White-
church Young Peoples during the
absence of Mr. Kay,, our student
minister, who is writing exams in
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Yining. of ,
Langside, Wallace Richardson atid
Mrs. May Richardson of Wingham
spent Friday in London.
WELCOME TO COMMUNITY
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carere have
rented the house on Bob Breg-
nian's farm and moved in on April,
5th.. We would like to welcome Mr.
and Mrs. Carere and their two
children. to this community.
Karen and Liane Young spent
, Friday night with their grandpar-
ents Mr. and 'Mrs. Clifford Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bonged-
man visited on the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bongertman
and Luanne of.Mount Forest.
Laurie Johnston, Mary ,and
Joanne' Bongertman spent the
week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert I3ongertrnan.
"Good Life" 'advertising.. Alcohol
is not all fun and games'. It is .not
smart to drink 'any more ,than it is
smart to take drugs. Teenagers
must be shown the other side of the ,
alcohol story, •
Pressure must be put on the
police, retail outlets, hotels, tav-
erns, restaurants.etc. to enforce the
age limit regulations. It will make
no difference what the age limit is, ,
whether MI, 20 or 21 if. it is not
enforced.
A ferw police raids on Saturday
night to roust out the minors would
let parents know' that their teenag-
ers are. indulging. Some don't
know. Some don't seem to care.
Let's hear how you feel,
It was decided to have a raffle.
Ray' Hanna offered to donate an
antique wash stand as, the prize.
Two hundred tickets will be drawn
up for this draw..
• The next meeting to be held on
May 5th at the home of Rottona
Humphrey at St. Helens.
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