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IFEARN AU4'TIQNEEBING at the
Southwestern ()Mario School of
Auetioneering. Next clew;
February 9.16, 1991.. For informa-
tion, contact: Southwestern .Ontario
School of Auctioneering, 13R '0,,
Woodstock, Ontario, N4S 7V9, (519)
537-2115rW45bo
41. TO Give Away.
FREETO A GOOD HOME. Three
half -Siamese kittens.. Two ,black and
one.black and white. Phone 529.7382
or. 5293275.-14tfnse
1
Ford 'Of Thanks, ,
M*01'1 ERS04
We would like to thank 'everyone
• for their cards, .gifts and visits,
while we were in the hh�ital and
since coming .home. to Dr..:
Beiraslak and 0.B. nuiraes• for all
. 'their care. .Special thank you to,
everyone who helped make" our
Mining home so speclal. Stephen,
Caroland: Travis. --46x
47. Cords of Thanks
'KOItTEN
To our neighbours and Meads in
the, cenmunityy our sincere- ttJtanks
for the, help and moral . p , you ° +
have. given us tyy�g
in this
time.
To the Ripley. Fire: Department,:our
Otani* fora -the prompt service; .you.
gave us. It is good to be part ,of
° this community. Do, not feel passed
by, we failed to , mention; .your
names We thank. you all. Albert' and
Ne11. 46nx
IRWIN
I wish to thank all who
temembered me on my birthday
mid
hisvwinb and . Tato aim e a for
his wife
bringing Sneers ; to Lag* for
'RSA andto te to i�a
for
their' 'cake; and Mrosse for
cards and flowers. Mildred:761
WCfKI!1011r LEGIUN
LAD= 1 AUXILIARY .
Aar president of the Liam Aux-
iliary to Branch 310 I mead tike tee
eaaprees my sincere thanks to ail
the children and adults for their
help and participation in the
Remembrance Day Banquet,
Parade and service. Their wanner«
1y conduct and help wast very much
eppreelated. Weir Henderson and
Comrades, --46
1 48. Coming °Event
FTk°
rm"* Evert
IOW 11UPIPIZR
Duegnmen Oiled amereli Aerial
November Beef Supper, Sa nday,
Nov. 30, with4:30 and
6:30. Mike *7,,*� 5.121300,
preschoolers fes. For tickets all
7$12 or :1314117.x,47
INDOOR MA MARKICT
Saturdays0 a.m. - 3 p.m. 14 North
St. E. Vendors wanted.
Phone 357- --Jar*
JACK RIDDELli APPRECIATION
NIGHT - Friday, November 30 at
the South Huron RecreationCentre,
Exeter. Raw ceptian 6 p.m. ding 7
p.m, Roast and tributes to follow.
Tickets 130 each. Open to all. For
tickets call .2352853, 462.3407,
3574659, 524.1335.---4447ar •
1,41,00111.1131091 POI
MOM NMI
the eSpeaka+ 'fNew. 7:304
rom Rom, Wawa
Henn
t
malty Information System sad'
Day Centre for Herneloseed will
Lwinew Leek"
IPAIIitIrlN SNOW
Friday, November 16' at 1:30 p.m.
and 1:00 p.m, Everyone welcome,
Weekender clothes party too.
Lucknow Christian Reformed
Church basement. Nursery and
its provided.- 411,46
BINGO
Goderich Knights. of Columbus,
Thursdays 7:30: p.m. Salted 'Valley'
Hall, in prizes, $10000 Jackpot
=must go. 5tfar;
4S. Coming Events
ALM UMW DAM 18400
Wand g°' Ovor *11M i
NOTHING IS THE SAME
art
WINGHAM OPTIMIST
"BIO"
November 14/90
wirowim Lesion
$300. ladpot must $q, ,
New winner take all r `
Regular games -'30.
START! 7;30 P,,M,
55T11 ANNIVERSARY r Engineers will proceed with final bridge design
REICIFPT1Ort
The faintly of Alvin and Joyce
Moran cordially invite friends and
neighbours to join them.in.honour-
Ing the anniversary, couple . Satur-
day, November 17, 1990 at Dungan-
non Agricultural Hall from 9 to. 1.
Best Wishes Only.=455,46nxe
LOYAL ORANGE LODGE
C-207 INSTALLATION
There will be a public installation
of Bruce County Loyal Orange
Lodge C-207 at the Anglican Church.
Parish Hall, Russel St, Kincardine
on November 24_ at 2 p.m. The
Grand Master of Ontario. Wesk: will
be °present. Everyone , is
welcome -45x 4
ytLUNi'151f IS' NEEDED
,Atlast, the 1.ucknow "Library'
veno iatlons are finished:' Volunteers
are, needed to -be part of a humane;
chain to get the books back` on the -
shelves, NQ, heavy lifting,'is re•,
• from page 1
plication was to reduce the lot area,
under Section 15.3.1 of the
Township Zoning By-law, as order
-to convey 12' of property to the
landowner to the south, to resolve
an encroachment; Bird, French of ..
• Harrison, Elwood,' Solicitors,
• represented the application.
A. "minor variance " was ' also
granted on part" lot 7, part. lot 8,
range B, registered plan 136, Port
Albert, owned • by Mr. and Mrs.'
Don Dickson. The Tutpose of this
application was to reduce the lot
frontage . on, to .,Ashfield . Street,
under Section .15.3.2 of the
•Township Zoning B t1 »law, to allow
quired. Please lend your ,support --on
Saturday, November: 17 at 1.,Pam. at; .
the Library; --46
,SEMINAR ON' HEALING
Saturday, December.'1, 9:96: aan.. at.
Si.: , Peter's ;Anglican Church ire
i uclsnowa .Telephone 528-2115.. Bring
an a en airseryi
CAMPBELL -a bag -luncli d• frI ds �i
I provided. ; 46,47
wish to thank
all the people on
RR 5: for their kindness: to me over
the years as Mail carrier, also for
the good: wishes and gifts received
much 'appreciated. Bob. -46x --
niaiiaswall entertain, #8,40 per Pere.
`son. for tickets call,, Legion 528-2745
or VOW Sheperd 528-3507.6,Licenced
Wader , the,:L.L.B 0. _.. ,47ar;
*LADIES'. NIGHT
'TheLight Lodge Ladies' Night at
The Lucknow Legion,;Noveimber 30
For more information call Dona
Simpson 3955362.=46,47_
THE CALEDONIANS-
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 309'.
when I retired.
They "were veryis sponsoring; a dance on. Friday,
November 23' 9-1 a m The hecto-'
WAGNER
I would like'to thank everyone who
visited me and sent flowers and
cards 'while I was.in the hospital.
Sincerely Eileen. -45x
IR�
We wish , to thank the Lucknow
sponsors of the Family Gift; pro-
gram. for the .Fara fly Bible receiv-
ed for the occasion of our ..40th
Wedding` anniversary. `Russel and
Lillian.' -46x
• FORSTER
We wish; to say thinks to' our fanai,
ly for organizing the rise .25th
� anniversary party h In our .
honour, November 3rd. Alto to
relatives,- friends and neighbours •
• for the lovely cards, gifts arid best .
wishes received: Ross : and
Helen. -46
MILTENBURG
We wish to thank the Lucknow Fire
Department for their quick action
in controlling our fire. It was very
• much .appreciated. Ben.--46na
LuCKNN OWLLEGION
We would like to thank those pre-
sent ` and former "Students of
Brookside School and Mrs. Clarke
who performed their .>latmembrance
Day skit at our banquet; , also to+: ,
Brookside and Lucknow , Central
schools for their invitation to take
part ran .their Rerrrie,mbrance• Day
assemblies; to all the children and
leaders of the various groups; Mr.
Cayley and the Lucknow Band,
Wingham Cadets; . members of
Lucknow United Church and all
those who participated in " our
Remembrance' Day Parade de and
Cenotaph service. "We Will
Remember them". Delores Cross,
President, on behalf of Branch
300. -filar
DABBER BINGO .p
Lucknow and District •Lions Club,
Dabber Bingo; every Sunday;. Wight,
Lucknow Community Centre.' mord
• open 6�:15 p.m.`Bingo at 7:15 p.m. •
.Air conditioned, wheelcbair'accessi-
ble. Potential prize;. board over
53,05o. 0,000 jackpot on 54 calls, or
less. 5500 must go!-tfnar
11 WEDDING'ANNIVERSARY
The famil ► of Roselle and Norman
McDonald` wish tor- invite friends'
and relatives to a dance in honour
of their .anniversary iia Lucknow on
November 17 from 9 p.m. 1 tin.
Best wishes. only. -45,46x
PUMP YOUR MONEY
into •
ttc
Fibrosis
Novetnbe�r 17,1990
Fill up at these following
participating retailers
•Harnilt0n Fuels
•Montgomery Motors
•MacTavish, Sunoco
•Chisholrn. Fuels
•L snow Service Centre
a severance of,two
00 a motion ,of Andrew and
Simpson the public meeting was
then closed ' , and the Council
meeting -opened.•
•
Councilman Simpson declared a
conflict of'interest regarding the
ICahimeler application for rezoning._
Due to :the . receipt of - a. letter' of
objection to the proposed rezoning,
cr�ol ncil: deferred` -;decision ons the:
application to . the November. 6
meeting to allow time to contact the
planner. for additional information,
Council' endorsed'the resolution
circulated by the City .of North
York, stating.their' strong opposition
Fthe . implementation' of - . the
ederal Goods and Services Tax
send diener to. die 'Prime iViuuster
and'Federral Member of i arhament,
Murray' Cardjff,' ' statin `council's
citron to the proposed new tax,
e tile drain loan. application' of
Terry , Dalton was amended to
and that the clerk was
directed w
Tile Dram Rating By-law No, 33,
1990 was given three readings and
passed on a motion of Black and
Andrew. ,Carried.
Council' agreed to proceed on the
request for repair and improvement
on the Lane Drain: and the request
for repair and .improvement -on the
Port, "Albert, Victoria Street Drain.
Following Council's review' of a
pmlaminary rrreport lx opared by Scott
Tousaw on the.proposed; Plan of
Subdivision on part lot 20, front
concession, council approved the
report.
•
November 6
All council members were present
at the November '6 meeting. John
MacDonald was present to request
council to plow the snow on Ash-
ield Street east of London •Road.
. MacDonald expressed that he
proposes to obtain a severance to
build a .residence along that section
of Ashfield Street. Council agreed
to plow the snow from 1991-1992
winter season on if the residence is
built. Council attached the condition
that he make his lanewaay►• wide
enough for the snow removal equip.
merit to turd around." -
' On a motion of Caimcross and
Andrew the Council meeting: was
declared closed and a public
meeting opened to consider a:manor
variance application by . John
Matheson, RR 1, Dungannon, Fol-
lousing discussion with the ap-
plicant.
pepl catnnt, ,a .Minor variance Was
granted, from the provisions af'
Section 15.31 of the Township
Zoning By-law to permit a let area
of 1508 sq. m. on parts 1, 3 and .5
of lots 47, 48 and 49, Plan 231, and
a lot area of 1526 sq. m. on parts,2,
.6 of lots4 4
, 4 and 7, 48 and 9, Plan.
231, Dungannon-
Council then went back , into;
regular . session. Steve Faber des
,cussed with council the possibility
of extending James Street in Dun-
gannon,
un-g , to access proposed 'lots,
Mr. Faber was ;advised< to consult
Scott Tousaw, }Iuron County -' ,
ner for information.
R.J. ' Burnside - and. 'Associates,
drainage enginosrs will be .directed
by the Clark to' the
drainage
assessment, . on' Port Albert
Drain, pursuant to Section 65 of the
Drainage . Act,: where lands have
been severed or subdivided.
On a motion of Cairncross and
Andrew the follovuing resolution
was passed:: WHEREAS that on'
behalf of the Township of Ashfield, . .
B.M. Ross and and Asspciates Ltd. have
prepared an . Environmental _Sindy
Report for the Bridge Crossing the
,Nin Mile River at Port -Albert.
•AND THAT this Report was
,prepared following the planning
process of the Class Environmental
Assessment for Municipal'Read
Projects, to satisfy -the reluirements;
of the Ontario : Environment As-
sessment Act: ' `
AND' THAT this•Report vas: placed
in the Public Record on October 5,
1990 for a 30:flay review period
andthat notice of this was made in
a newspaper advertisement;
AND THAT there were no requests
'received during the 30 day period •
for a "bump -up" of the project to an
individual ' environmental as-
sessmefnt
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED
THAT the Corporation of the
Township of Ashfield wept the
' Township of Ashfield Environmen-
tal Study Report for Bridge Cros-
sing the Nine Mile River at Port
Albert, dated, September 26, 1990,.
as complete and that the re-.
qquirementg of : the Environmental
As ea:I ne t Act having been tnet,
the Township may now proceed to
obtain other approvals as necessary
and begin final design .of the
$ M. Ross .:& Associates Ltd.,
were directed to complete the field
work, etc. and proceed with the
final design for the Bridge Crossing
the Nine Mile River at Port Albert.
The, following resolution was
passed ort a motion of Andrew and
Black
WHEREAS, ands° Section 3, sub-
section of the Municipal Freedom
of Information and Protection of
Privacy Act, 1989, S.O. 1989,
Chapter 63, the members elected to
a board, commission or other body
that is an institution under the Act
May designate in writing frOM
among its members as individual or
committee °of the body to act as
•
head of the institution for the pur-
poses of die Act;
AND WHEREAS, the , Ashfield
Council deans it' necessary' and
expedient to designate;a head for
the Peres of the Act;
NOW THEREFORE the Ashfield
Council resolves as foliows; 1.,
THAT', the five members of Ash-
field Council be .hereby designated,
as head for the' purposes of the •
Municipal Freedom of Information
Protection, . of. 'Privacy Act,
1989.2 -THAT the Clerk be hereby
designated as the Freedom.of lnfor '
mesion and Protection of P'sivacyy.
Co-otdiinator. 3. AND .THAT tins
resolutions: come into force and; .,.
effect on January 1st, 1991.
Bylaw No. 34, 1990,. being : a
bylaw of the Corporation to consent
to ,the temporary closing of certain;
township.. roads,_ was given three;
readings and passed.
Bylaw' No. ,.35, 1990,:.`being a.
bylaw to assume.partlot 10, :con. 5, '.
E.D.,Township of Ashfield; County 4
of Huron shown as part 1, Plan
22R-609; parts of'lot 11, con. 5
2 3,4;5,6, and
ED. shown es parts ,
7, p .22R-609: part's of lot .10,
con. 4 E.D.' shown as . parts
11,1 ;14,
and 15, plan 22R-609;
and . parts of lot 11, con. 4, E.D.
shown as parts 8,9,'.and 10, plan
22R-609,,Vas given three readings
and passed: �•
Bylaw No. 36,1990, ` being .a
bylaw to establish and lay out a.
road allowance known as Huron
Street froin Ashfield Street to Vic-
toria
:.
Street, Registered Plan 136,
Port - Albert, . was given three
read ngs and passed.
Bylaw No. 37, 1990, being a
bylaw: ,to amend bylaw No. 30,
1990, was given three readings and
$on a motion of Andrew and
i mpsone Carried.
The Road Superintendent was
instructed to petition the Ministry, of
Transportation for interim subsidy
payment under the provision of the.
Public Transportation and Highway
Improvement Act, on expenditures
made in the year 1990.
Cattlemen's
ladies night
CARPI REPORT
' Bruce. County OMAF
minomansiiimiumaimommo
The Brace County Cattlemen's
Annual Christmas Ladies' Night is
being held on Friday, November 30,
at the Knights of Columbus Hail,
south of Walkerton on Highway 9.
Social hour is at 6:00 p.m. with
dinner at 7:00 p.m. Dancing will
follow to the music of "Black
Magic", Tickets are $10.00 per
person and ate available from direc-
tors or the Ontalrio Ministry of
Agriculture and Food office. Please
get your tickets before November