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Michael; Burgess, the
sensational singing star of
"Les Miserablesh, comes
to tlte. Blyth Festival; for a
:single evening perfor-
mance on Apr. 24 at 8
pornn., . at the. Blyth
`Memorial Community
Hall.
A..classically-trained
actor with a pure tenor
voice, Burgess has, had au
eclectic entertainment,
career that has erncom'
passed everything from
Shakespeare to singing the,
national anthem before
hockey games. But it is.
Burgess° attraction to
tbusical theatre' that° has
beer) t
e n he most po pow erful;
and hasp roven to be his.
pathway' to stardom. ,As
Jean Valjean in over 1,000
performances of "Les
.Miserables°",' Burgess',
exceptional voice, stage
presence, and charisma
propelled the Mirvish pro-
duction to record-breaking
box office figures.
Reserved tickets are
$25 and can be ordered by
calling the Blyth ` Festival
Box Office at (519) 523-
9300. ('
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ewi11 review
algmati�r
nicipalities
Kinloss. Township council has appointed
Councillors` Brian •Wolfe and Gerald
Mowbray to sit on a proposed con ittee to.
discuss the 'feasibility of arnalgauiatin
Kinloss, Ashfield, west Wawallosil an
Lucknow.
Mark Beeker,, clerk -treasurer, stressed
that "it's all very preliminary at this time." •
'There : is, reference in Bill 26," said.
Becker, "where Mr. Carris (Premier of
Ontario) would like to see approximately
30O, •of' 8601 municipalities gone.", Council.
members, and many, municipalities in the
province have concerns about how this
P i
might be aecPnt hs"hed if and when the Bill
is passed.
Becker said they are. striking a commiit-
tee itis look at what cost-saving measures
may be available if ' amalgamation took
ace, and to' determine what everyone's
Pl � .
feelings are.
DAILY SMORGASBORD ..,
Friday tit his 4$O PM COO PM
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LUCKNOW ti.)ir H -As The Cov s t,Ce""Cc•tl order 1. L G 0 528-3932
Recreation Committee; and Murray and.
Celle on the 'hiteciturch Corramurtity Hall
Co i ii itte 4
After contacting MPP Barb fisher, coun-
cll was informed by Brecker that it is not
mandatory to appoint a representative • to
either the Maitland or Saugeen conserva-
tion -autli:orities, l4owever, the levy on
Water Management and Flood Warning
must bpaid. = ;
The.eclerk is obtaining'
breakdown of
the municipality's levy for review.
Jack Riley. of Greenock Township„, will
be the joint representative on the Saugeen
Valley Conservation ;Authority, for both
Kinloss and Greenock. The two municipali-
ties take turns in appointing a.rep.
Ratepayers' Committee
The ratepayers committee opposing the
on gravel
Donegan , egan gr vel pit has given , written com-
munication to council indicating that, their
Remuneration , commitment of 1� � 0 towards, e
$ 5,00... t rds defence u .
For tle third:.eonsecutiire year,council- far the OMB
' . would be presented
tors will see no increase in remuneration, within two weeks.
Regular meetings remain at $95 for the • The letter stated' that "this is with . the
reeve, and. $80 for councillors; special understandingthat if costs are awarded
p� by
meetings at $55, and mileage for out-bthe OMB and Limnoterra's total costs to the
own .30 per km. Township of Kinloss are less than $30006,
Council approved an $800 raise for man- that the committee would receive a propor--
agement employees effective May 1996. tional refund."
co tee attended:, P p ..
ennui the -Jan 15 :council.
meeting to ensure council.understood the
letter.
The agreement is effective for erne year.
The waste disposal site supervisor will
be paid $13 per hour.
Appointaments
Appointments to'various committees'
remain: as they.were in 1995. Reeve'm
Boyle. will sit on• the Maitland Valley
Gord Fletcher, s
ekes erson for the
Strategic Plan
in lightof the reduced funding available,.
o the Municipality 'e under the Ontario
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STILL VELLiNG. -, STILL FIGHTING - STILL READY FOR LOVE
HELD OVER
Jan. 24 & 25 --'8. pm.
MATINEE
Sal. & Sun. 2 p.m.
ALL SCATS $4. rviON. TO THURS.
Conservation Authority and the Medical, ` Municipal Support Program, council aims
Centre Board. Brian Wolfe and Gerald to put in place a Strategic Plan for Kin-
Doelman will be representatives on the Fire ` loss. This will be discussed in detail at the
Department board; Doelman and Deputy Feb. 12 meeting.
Reeve •Leo Murray will sit on the joint
by Pat Halpin .
The former . county
library .headquarters on
Gustavus, ;-Street in Port
Elgin has been sold; forcing
the museum to scramble to
findnew storage space
Finance chairNorm
Annetts said a private busi.
ness.'has bought theone--
storey brick building, with
the deal closing March 5.
The museum was using a
portion of the old building
to store ,goods wfrom the furl
:niture gallery, which is cur,
rattly being refurbished.
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BINGO
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Saturday, January 7..
hucknow Cn+op Irn>'ner & Dance
priday,. Ilebrnsry 2 : .
Kips mei Facet Bsnce
by Pat Halpin
Bruce County's waste
management master plan is
finally complete and ready
for implementation.
The plan was approved
without comment after an
extra month was allowed to
reassure '. municipalities
lan rea
about proposals for waste
diversion, shared' use of
landfill and /user fees.
•,Though there were no
questions from councillors
about the report, the corn-.
Ymittee referred to the less-
than-enthusiastic
ess-than enthusiastic response.
of some municipalities to.
t
the county waste .manage-.
ment initiative.
"Ira light of the delicate
economic and political di-
-
mate 'currently prevailing it
isf difficult to adapt :a
detailed plan without some
lingering concerns," the
-+turn to page 16.
.uckiIo ..ancers:.
h
senior "B" Hockey Club
is hosting a
ast and "Presrved
Members of the Lancer Alumni.
AlumniGarnes
riday, Februay 2/96
7:30 PIVI
ucw
wimpy,/ & District trict S ��-orts Complex
Blueline Club 8:OOP -1:00 AM
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That Is More Satisfying,'
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9 a°m , 5 p.m.
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Community Centre
mpg
Sunday,
January. .
Community Cenl!1re.
opens. at ;0 parr►.
Bingo starts at
7:15 p.m
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