The Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-06-20, Page 3•
The Pert Albert 4-11 Club held addevemest might hot we for their West eh* Seat Feet lanyard. Each
member prepared Ole table settleWs mid feed fir three pests aid literasehte. *ea MOilksh al GooWei was
the guest speaker sad spoke Olt peer premiere. Left le OW, templet* 12 dabs, Ueda Bard's; celelPiedig
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sig dohs, Comte Nicholsea, Dree Park, Clolleeet Delta aid Elisibetim Dalton. Leaders for the dab two *Sty
Lea Daltea aad Mom Hayden, (Pat 1410opton Phot.)
°clench lawyer writes novel
A Goderich lawyer,' Paul floss,
has written his heat novel, -Pour
Corners -On Main Street, a darkly
humorous update of SunshineSket-
ches' of a Little Town for the 90's.
Four Cerners. on Main Street
mixes murder with
CBC Radio's :Cross -Country gieek.
UP; Seek& work;. Juvenile - Motley
misfits lawirers;' " and the local .
police.to.; describe the rural
crossroads ',where one Man- at-
tempts
to make See* of his life,
The Ailiee • Were Main concern
is •<, enforcing .clothes -line : height
restrietiOaS, (15 feet) Out afie..waY .•
actor 01* stage and televirdon, and
worked as a mooch* editor, a
script writer, a political a
speechwriter and as ri reporter for
the Toronto ay $ince 1909
he has Mated imr, including
pioneer Wort in the storefront law
in Toronto's Bait end. In 11/04,
was the subject of one otthe legal
Profiles in Jack Batten's book,
- Lawyers. Roo lives with his wife
and two children near Goderich;
where, he praetisea law
sidewalkcantitaletter-te the -editor
Care, Siblings. Coneeci0e001118) with
the victim's family; and the aerial
worker's wife (Alfred Sung dress,
Cartier briefcase, Ferragamo
shoes) a lawyer for victim's
mother. Social worker and lawyer,
as husband and wife, are
themselves pursuing the answers to
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three magic queelions,, the magic
questions guaranteed to save, their
Marriage.
'Vaud Ross is a former teenalge
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of the Ye.ltoil Beacon Harold •von1- / eetin.
about (Motley's) '
irig around Iva's Stationeiy.Shop, F.
at -the four corners ''.14 'downtown:
Police • chief ..
respondre,:' ••••
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oger ..Camp,main Motley, dies.
Suddenly .Yelton ,-bas ' an, .10)es-;,--.-
plainejtteefiage-4diAtieltite'helAle;
The.. tOivO'cluletViriestoi.Coirer,
Drawn this drama is:41*.
narrator, a:$00.141 WOTket -ef-
The ST. Joseph's •Kingsbridge
CVVL 'held their monthly meeting en
-June 4 In the ehareli,baSeinent:
the agenda was riiiimisSion of
the ;Malik, events ;coming up in the
tatere; the annual garage
• 0410/bakeT-iiiale-date kaa.,,h0001:'
changed to July 21; the Old School
RenniOnia,.being held July 7 at the
'home of, Dopg and Marlene Mac.'
Donald; at 1 .pm.;., summer eagle
Sundays v411 be:June 17 an July 22
after 10:30 ., Mass; the anneal
Knight*, Of, , Columbus BBQ ,is
scheduled -for July 1 at St: Joseph's
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meeting bas been set
for
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Sw ounci
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to the by-law tb further define the
proposed type of dwelling permitted
under the temporary use by-law,
After ;discussion; by-law 21, MO
was given three readings and pigss-
ed, permitting a mobile home as a
temporary use on part of Iot 9,
front concession.
Mr. Tousaw, discussed with council,
things to be considered in 'their
policies regarding new development
in the township. With regard to an
inquiry by Al and Gladys Hamilton
about the possibility of developing
lots at part of lot 38 and part of lot
39, front concession as RP22R179
part 5 and part 6, north of the
township park, council stated they
would require the roads in the, pro-
posed development to be brought,
up to standards and paved: 11
would also be stated as a condition
in the Developers Agreeinentyp
the township road back to the
will not, be mainteined in ter
Months (froth SRI5 to concession 12
to Park). -
Council reviewed the progress of
the emergency numbering system
with Mr. Tousaw and Jennifer
Hossack, planning student. This is
a system of numbing properties
within the township for ease in
emergency de
ents locating
such property: Council suggested'
that the revised system be cir-
culated to the fire chief and the
OPP to get their input.
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Margaret Gibson was inalien,
dance to inquire if the -drain that
runs through her cottage property
at Ainberley isa municipal drain.
The drainage superintendent was to
provide her with the information
she requested. Mrs. Gibson also
had a eoncernregarding some con.
- struetion work done on hercottege.
Council recommended that she con-
sult her lawyer regarding her
• concerns. •
The drainage superintendent
N•041
Te Township se Kinks,jP
The Township Waste Disponi Ms 01111 bo'apeol
Tuesdays, 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. and Saturdays 9:00 a.m.
- 5:00 p.m. during the months of July, August and
September, bepinning July 3, 1990.
TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
Mark L. Beaker
Clerk -Treasurer
HOLYR000, Ontario.
NOG 200
NOW OPEN
PICK YOUR OWN
STRAWBERRIES
IFliocly Plaice(' Berries Also Available
km EUI of Leeknow on Hwy, mme
NO POTS or PANS
14711b. 528-2900
Hours: Mons • Fri- 0 11-m- - 0 p.m.
Sat 8 a.m., - 5 p.m.
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reported on inquiries' froth Eugene
.1Preyne regarding. the • outlet at .
Huron Sandi; and from Bill Taylor,
''-regarding the ;possibility of exten-
ding.the Victoria Street draki at
Port 'Mbert The superintendent
was :directed to consult the
engineers on this-znatter.
It was noted that not .tenders
were received r the fackilow
Waterline Replacement ,Project.
Steve " Burns .of Ross and
Associates advised council that he
would be contacting the contractors
, to see. if there would :be any in-
terest if the project was retendered.
Councii directed the clerk le notify
the raOpyaersinvolved in the'pro-
jeetpthat they Must have Metersfor
each prepertyinstalled before they
wilt beallowed te ten into the new.
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In resPetiiie tit remiest for. coo; •
tholes bythe Pointy of Huron on a
,severance applie,ation by Steve and
Sally Elliott on part Of lot 22, front
concession, fantail, council recoin-
mended that the severance not cut
off access to the remainder of the
farm andllmt some kind of right-
of-way or 'moment be established
tothe property west of the barn.
Council . gave permisidon to the
• Girl.. Gelder; of Canada at-CamP
,Keewtiydin to purchase fireworks
for • their International Camp
celebrations.
A liveeteek claim by Donald Gib-
son for $250 Was paid. •
Council accepted the quotes, by
Koppers for road culberts.
The application of Chris ,Eedy
was accepted for summer
'ell1P1Prllent"
The quote of C.A. Becker Farm
Equipment Ltd for tense of a trac-
tor for $13 per hour was accepted.
The read superintendent was
'directed to proceed with the- aciver-
tor. the stepping up, cloShig
and 'selling of municipal road
allowance at part of lots 32 and 33,
registered plan 136 and part of
Wellington Street Port Albert and
also with the notlfication of inten-
tion to.proceed with the paving of
Huron Drive, Amberley
West Wawart()sh
east half of lot 14,' Contagion_ 10,
wherein the council and clerk
apologize 'for a letter directed to
them in error by a motion made at
the May session of owl • "
Council agreed- to provide
• necessary • financial support re-
quired by the members .of the West,
•Wawanosh Township History Book
Commfttee to assist in project
researeb prior to fielding through a
New Horizons grant.
Council supported the position of
the TeVitt of Rielenond Hill topeti-
tion the government of the Pro-
vince 'ot Ontario to make 1 per tent
of the total tat received for the'
sale of fuel in Ontario available to
municipalities for municipal road
improvement.
Application for Loan under The
Tile Drainage Act by Ralph and
Roger Morrison was approved.
-Regarding aeveranee applications
submitted by the County of Huron
from Carl Bale (Ashfield) and
Bruce and Norma Raynard, council
had no objections or comments to
make.
$50 Was donated to the Wingham
and District Palliative Care
Services,
The next regular session of coun-
cil is scheduled for July 3, 7:30
p.m. •
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Lucknow, ()rite
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Our computer assisted
design service is now
available to you for free. „
Get one exposure of your house • '
(Reg. $40.00) designed for free with a
500.00 purchase of plant material at Huron Land-
scaping. All we need is a clear 40 mm picture plus
your house measurements and exposure. We'll do
all the rest
Our garden centre
offers 25% off all
spreading junipers
until July 31st.
Choose from our broad assortment of varieties in-
cluding: Blue Rug, Tamarix, Andorra, Old Gold,
Sabina, Bar Harbour, Blue Chip,' Seagrefn, Green
Carpet, Prince of Wales, Blue Danube1and Mint
Julep
Other summer savings include a sale of Bakeri Blue
Spruce 4-5' ht, Reg. $115.00. Now *75.00 and 3-4'
ht. Reg. $90.00. Now $80.00.
We also feature Forsythia, Douglas Fir, Fruittrees,
Robusta upright Junipers and Magnolia, all priced
for 'big savings. • • .
Forquality; price and selection you can't go wrong!
Come visit us and see for yourself!
Sale \ applies to cash and carry purchases only.
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