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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-05-23, Page 3M1 Jobs, jobs,. jobs The Canada l irap1oynient• Centre for firers On hand to a;iaitit employers and Students in Kincardine officially, opened students , r Students s seeking help completed her second year the May � 1. looking for work or Cathy Dow from % ngh iu blui • employers . or homeowners• at the can contact the Canada Employment University of Windsor, will be theether Centre for Students at 39041322. Student Plaeennent Officer. Troy 'alum of Port Elgin, e you would like more information cooperative education' student .stud you visit the Student Pmt, Of- business, f bu t ss, at «eorgian College, ege, will be fieera at 325 Lambtou Street, 'Omar - one i aroone. of titer two Student PiaceMent Ofb • dine, between 9 1444 and 5 .p.m. Ashfield holds public meeting to hear residents' application Winfield Council met on May 1 with all members present, A public meeting..was declared open to discuss zoning .mend- meat applications for, •Mr. and ,Mrs: James Lacey, James Sanders and Clarice Dalton. Those in attendance included. James Sanders, applicant; . Clarice Dalton, applicant; Mar, an Mrs. Bernie Van Osch; Donald Frayne and. Scott Tousaw, planner for the Township of Ashfield. The first application discussed was con- cerning property owned by .James Sanders at part 18, R,D. plan 4 (part lot 15, front concession) (Huron Shores). the purpose of the application was to change the zoning on this parcel from Natural Environment (NEI) to NEW to permit the establishment of a recreational residence. Mr. Tousaw explained that the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority had requested Mr. Sanders to obtain a report from a qualified engineer regar- ding .the stability of the lot, and also that Mr. Sanders would have to obtain a sep- tic permit from the Huron County Health Unit. Mr. Sanders stated that the engineer's report was being done and that he would contact the Huron County Health Unit to obtain a certificate of • apprdval. The second application was concerning property owned by Clarice Dalton at part. lot 9; front concession. The purpose of this application was to permit a mobile home as a temporary use. The by-law would allow the mobile home for a period of three years, after which council may extend or terminate the temporary, use. Mr. Tousaw advised Mrs. Dalton to pro- vide council with a revised site plan showing the location of the ' proposed mobile home, This application would not come into force until Official Plan Amendment No. 145, which includes policies to authorize council to permit a temporary mobile home on rural proper- ties, subject to a rezoning, is approved by the Minister of Municipal Affairs. The third application considered was concerning property owned by Mr. and Mrs. James Lacey at part lot 7, conces- sion 13, W.D. The purpose of this applica- tion was to change the zoning from Natural Environment (NE3) to Natural Environment (NE4) to permit the establisbine'it of a residence. The subject Panel is 16,6 ha, Mr. • Tousaw indicated that the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority r , uested that the lot be spot:. zoned to a :allow the owners to build at'.:. their desired location while maintaining'. the lowland area at its present protective The public meeting closed. and. the. council meeting opened. The applications; submitted by James Sanders and Clarice Dalton were . deferred until • the, ,a ..-. propriate• documentation to support their applications is submitted to council, ; Following adherence to the Planning Act 1983 and all pertinent sections, thereof, council" passed the bzon Ing bylaw 14' to change zoning• of partof lot 7, concession 13, W.H.from NE 3 to NE' 4, permitting the establish- ment' of a residence. . Scott Tousaw discussed with council the recommendations of • the' Ministry . of . Municipal. Affairs. to modify Official Plan • Annendment 145, Five Year Review of the Ashfield Township Secondary Plan. -. Several recommendations were made by Mr, TousaW,.. regarduid g council's response .. to these modifications. The Ministry will." again be circulated with council's. response, for their approval; The clerk was directed :to forward. a letter to D.. Watton, Lake Huron Manger; Ministry of Natural Resources, to express council's concerns over -the protection 'of sport fishing grounds along lake Huron Shoreline and ' in particular Ashfield township. Approval was given for the clerk to at-. tend the Annual Association of Municipal ' Clerks \and • Treasurers Conference in Toronto from June 24 to 27. Further inquiries will be made regar- ding the hiring of a part-time•animel con- trol officer for the township. May s5: Council met on the above date with all members present and approved the minutes of the May 1 meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Al Hamilton were present to discuss the possibility of developing lots on part lot 38 and part lot 39, front concession as RP22R179 part 5 and part, 6, north of the township park. Following council's review of a preliminary site plan, the road Turn to page 7 • Childcare - off the back. burner Women Today, located in Clinton, has been funded through the Goderich Canada Employment Centre to research and make recommendations for the im- plementation of a County wide Private Home Childcare Systefn. This project has been prompted by the every increasing need for affordable, quality childcare in Huron County. Project Coordinator Dianne Beach sees a regulated Private Home Childcare system as a viable answer to the specific needs of Huron County. Mrs. Beach said, "Huron County has many factors to be taken into consideration in terms of childcare. It covers a wide geographic area, most of which is rural. Childcare needs to be easily accessed and have a flexibility of hours that is not feasible in a daycare centre. With a Home Childcare system, standards of quality and safety would be monitored." This project will demonstrate the need for this type of childcare through current statistical information and a Huron Coun- ty Needs Assessment done in 198I by l Women Today. An advisory group representing various agencies and parents in Huron County will be meeting to aid in the recommendations and plan- ning process of the project. "The initial objective will be to compile a document outlining the need in Huron ' Coady," stated Mrs. Beach. "The next step will be to investigatethe existing Home Childeare systems in surrounding coon • ties, some of which have been operating successfully for several' years." The Private Home Childcare system - will act , as a supplement to the three daycare centres in. Huron County. Public meetings will be held in various parts of ° the county in June 1990, to gain public in- put and direction. "The future of Huron County is our children, and the economic reality for most women is that we must be apart of the workforce. We need to look for a solution in line with Huron County's needs to obtain affordable, accessible, quality childcare, that is also cost effec- tive. It's time for this issue- to come off the back burner." 4f FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS r 41.7 A• Loam* 8r1, Wed1ta dsy, ' U, 1103—Pate 3 ArtOri 029 Zitrl it d d Landscape Cor R R 2, Lucknorw, Ontario (519) 529.7247 A GARDEN CENTRE SHADE TREES *•*� EVERGREENS FLOWERING SHRUBS; PERENNIALS �,�• ANNUALS AND HANGING -BASKETS FRUIT ANGING BASKETS FRUIT TREES OVR.NEW• COMPUTER • ASSISTED.DESIGN SERVICE IS ALSO • AVAILABLE -- JUST :BRING A PICTURE AND MEASUREMENTS ANNUAL MEETING Wingha ni.-arid District Hospital Corporation Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Wingham and District Hospital Corporation win be held in the Nursing Assistants Train- ing Centre, Catherine St, Wingham, Ontario on Thursday, June 21, 1990, at the hour of eight o'clock p.m., for the revision of bylaws; for the elec- tion of. Governors; for the appointment of Auditors; and for the Iran- saction:of such other things as may properly come before the meeting. Copiesof the Annual Report and Hospital Financial Statements may be obtained at the front desk of the Wingham and District Hospital prior tothree o'clock p.m.,:Thursday, June 21, 1990. Said documents will also be available at the Annual Meeting. Memberships granting voting privileges may be purchased at the front desk of the hospital for one dollar ($1.00) prior to five o'clock .p.m., Wednesday, June 6, 1990. No membership sold after\that time, on that date, will : entitle the purchaser to a voate. Dated at Wingham, Ontario, this fourteenth day of May, 199.0. By Order of the Board of Governors... • N.M. Hayes, Secretary ti ;LUCKNOW AND DiSTR1CT p. SWIMMING POOL REGISTRATION Saturday,June 2 Saturday, June 9 4:00 1:00 P.M. p,• 9:00 A.M.. 12 NOON • at LucknoW Town Hall -There will be. tWo summer swimming sessions starting July 2 and July 30. "NEW" . instruction for babies up to S years. More information at registration or call Julie 52S-2446. • PLEASE NOTE . • " The size of the Yellow and Orange swimming classes is limited. So conte early ond.get Ai time of your choice.. The Rid and White climes are not restricted. ON REGISTRATION DAY PLEASE KNOW *SWIMMING LEVEL ATTAINED *TIME PERIOD DESIRED •IN WHICH SWIMMING SESSION YOU WANT TO DE ENROLLED • (July or August or both) . Regisirafionfor adult lesions, bronze, aqueltt, swim team etc. will be held at the pool • prior fid commencement of program. DON'T ENROLL SMALL CHILDREN` WHO ARE LESS THAN 44" TALL •