The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-09-17, Page 5•
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Letter to Editor
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be done is to create a sta- .
ble situation. This would
enable professionals to
find the causes and solu-
tions. if allowed, the over-
whelming growth of inten-
sive livestock operations
• would create anything but
•. stability. The potential for
disaster (both environmen-
tally and socially) has
• been proven worldwide,
whether the cause be neg-
ligence and/or accidental.
If tliese operations are
allowed to establish with-.
out effective standards,
and the 'consequences
prove destructive, we will
• have to deal with the after-
' Math.
The succesi. of Ashfield
Township relies on two
main industries - agricul-
ture and tourism.. Within
our township we have,two
elementary ' schools, -a
• seniorsresidencei'four
•churches, several "Bed
and Breakfasts;" and 100s
of cottage residences. We
• also have hamlets such as
Port Albert, Nile,
Kingsbridge, Kintail,
''Amberley and
Dungannon. Due to, the
serious effect expansion of
this size'could have, uplon
• their sheer existence, I feel
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the best interest of every-
one in the township need
be considered. The exist-
ing problems must be
studied.
Should an increase in
intensive livestock opera-
tions be allowed to result
in the loss of rights for
many citizens? The rights
of everyone in the town-
ship must be balanced'
fairly:This will ensure that
all sectors in the township.
can prosper and develop,
It Will be the destruction ,
of this delicate' balance
which will pit neighbor
against .neighbor;- not a;
group called PROTECT.
•This destruction will leave
us with a township4we no
longer recognize and love
las we have. '
I have supported a peti-
tion for a one year morato-
rium Ion the development
of -large intensive livestock
operation's in Ashfield
Township. Proper studies
must be condutted to eval-
uate their effects.
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' My, hope i's, that our
children can be proud of
idur conimunity, now and
in the future. But if -this is •
not the case, at least I Can
assure my ehldren"I tried
my bast!"
• Lori Howard.
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New
season
for
sewing
time to get back to
the -sewing Machines and
start creating soma won-
• derful new projects. The
Quilters Guild begins the
fall Season on the 24th and
• anyone interested.. in join-
ing us, is invited to the
Teeswater Town Hall at 10
a.m. Members enjOy, par-
• ticipating in workshops,
, preparing a quilttop'in a
day, lectures, games,
• demonstrations, mystery
guests, pot luck luncheon
and' gift exchange at
Christmas. In- January,
members hold a quilting
. bee to complete comfort
• quilts for children with
• cancer and and familie s who.,
have tragically Jost their
• •
This year,,the Guild'has
• arranged a bus trip to the
Sewing Festival .in
Toronto in October. Price
• includes admission to the ,
show. Members are also
asked to bring along their
wallhangings that are to be
exhibited at the Wingham
Library. Organizers will
• need to know what will be
available for the show,
which, is from Sept. 30 to
'Oct. 4. Joanne Miller will
be putting on a Trunk
Show Jailer lunch pS we'
hOpe eyeryone can make
" it.
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THE HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT
• and the Huron County
• VETERINARY CLINICS
• are offering:
ANTI -RABIES CLINICS
for dogs and cats over 3 months of age.
Please have them on leashes or in boxes when in the clinic.
COST: • • Includes GST.
Per animal vaccinated.
Certificate provided.
Tags for dogs.
The following Huron County .Clinics are participating:
Blyth Veterinary Clinic
Queen St. S., Blyth -523-9551
Sept. 27/97 9;00 ani to 200 pm
Brussels Veterinary Clinic
61 William St, Brussels -887-6841
Sept. 27/97 9:00 am to, 12:00pin •
ClintonVeterinary Services
275 Huron St, Clinton -482-3558.
Sept. 24/97 200 pm to 5:00pm "
Sept. 27/97 9:00 am to 12:00.pm
Exeter Animal HosPital
660 Main$t., Exeter -235-2662
Sept 24/97 5:00 pm to NO pin
Sept. 72/97 .10:00 am to 2:00prn
Goderich Veterinary ChM( •
R.R. #2, Gocierich-524-2631
Sept. 24/97 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Sept. 27/97 9:00 api to 12:00. pm
Heubner -Ridder Veterinary Hospital
376 Bayfield Gpderids-524-8287
Sept. 24/97 1:0Qprn to 00 pm
Sept, 27/97 900 alai) 1200 pm
These clinics are for
RaNes*Treatatent only.
No other treatment will
be available..
_A.
Kirkton Veterinary Clinic
• 19 Orange Ave., Kirkton-229-8911
Sept: 24/97 • 3;00;pm to 790 pm
Sept. 27/97 1200 pm to 400 pm
Leedham Veterinary Clinic •
• 11 Alfred St., Wingham-357-2471
Sept. 24/97 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Sept. 27/97 9:00 am to 12:00 pm
Seaforth Veterinary Clinic
Main St. N., Seaforth-527-1760
• Sept:24/97 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
• Sept. 27/97 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
• Wingham Veterinary Clinic
Rintoul Pool Complex,
R. #1, Wmghasn-357-1770
Sept. 24/97 10:00 am to 5:00 pm .
Zurich Veterinary Clinic
44 Main St., Zurich -236-4301
Sept: N/97• •
3:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Sept.• 27/97
9;00 arn to 1:00 pm
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TAKE NOTICE that nominations May be filed between 9
a.m. and 5 Jilin. on nonlintion. day, Friday October 10,
1997 or during the period froni Tuesday. APril. 1. 1997 to ,
, Thursday, October 9, 1997inciusive immediately preceding
nomination May, at a time When the Clerk's office is open.
OFFICES FOR WHICH PERSONS MAY BE NOMINATED
One meinber representing thse Connties of Lambton, Amon and Bruce
On the French Language Separate District School Board No; 63
Nomination Papers are to be filed with the Clerk of the City of Sarnia,
255 it Ckriutisa St.. Sarnia 518-332-0330 • •
One nieffiber.oprcsentise the Candler of Itent,..Limkon and Harms —
On the trench Language Pub& p4trict School Board No. 58
Nomination Papers are to be Med With the Clerk of the' City of
Chatham, 316 11148t„ W Chathiun 618-353400
If the dis4tanee between the residence Of a perpon, seekthi. •
nomination. and Sarnia city.Hall or the, Chatham .Civic
: Centres,depending upon the nomination .being Sought; is '
More than lop' kilOrnetres; that person should speak to. the .
,Clerk in the mrinicipality in Which he resides. to be- .
informed' about the opportunity which exists' t9 filehis
nomination paper in his !;.i.vn municipality_ • •
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that nominations Must be Intl*
• prescribed form, and be Accompanied' by the prescribed
nomination filing fee top. The nomination will only
„certified where the clerk is satisfied that the person. is
qualified to be nominated and that the nomination corn- •
plies with the Oct. The nomination must be signed by the
candidate. and may be, filed In persOn or by an agent as set
forth in Section 33 of the Act.. Nomination forms and full
particularani procedures to be followed maybe obtained
from the undersigned. ••
Where there are more certified candidates than are
required to fill the office, notice will be given of the location
of voting plaCeS, the dates and tirries that voting places will' •
be open forvoting, inanner.in which may use vot-
ing proxies', and any alternative voting 'methods, • ,' '
AND FURTHER TAKE isithiCZ that wheic, at 5p.m. on
TuesdayOctober 14,. 1997, the number of certified candi-
dates for an office is the same as orless than the number
to be eletted, the clerk shall immediately declare the can-
didates elected hyacalarnation. On Wednesday, October
15•,' 1997, between the hours of 9 aari. arid 5 p.m., addi- ,
Minal nominations may be filed for theTernaining vacan-
cies In office in respect of whichthere was an insuffi-
cientntimber"Ot certified candidates, and the provisions of
subsection.33 (5) arid 37 (2) apply: • • • •
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND this 12th of Sept:, /997
•• Larry J. MeCabe • • '••
Clerk - Town of dodericti
No Need To
Shout -
0 classified ad
Will get
attention!
•COME JOIN
THE PARADE!
Saturday, Sept. 20
12:00 Noon,
THIME: "Where Town
&Cou4cANtoryMeenr
y
• THROWING FROM
• 'PARADE ENTRIES
*Parade entries in the
"spirit of the thein'" will
place over others which
.are not
PLEASE NOTE GATHERING
TIMES AND PLACES
'Best Decorated bicycle,
tricycle, doll carriage .*
'wagon; Best costumed
dog and owner, Parent &
Tot with wagon or stroller.
Prizes: $3, $2, $1, 50c and
25c.
Entries gather at Annie's
Gas ,Bar by 11:30 a.m.
4.13st costumed rider on a,
decorated horse or pony,
$15, and $10 in 7each
section. Horse Hitches:
Teams -$15; 4 Horse
Hitch; $25 (Ali teams must
register at the Heavy
Horse Ring, 4 horse teams
must have 2 walkers to,
participate.) All horses
and horse drawn entries
• gather behind the Sepoy
Apts: by 11:30 a.m.
•Best couple In costumes
reflecting the fair theme.
Belt child clown.' Most
original.. entry on foot,
Prizes: $5,, $3, $2, and $1
to other entries: Entris
on foot gather at Pegg' js
'Construction by 11:45,
*Most' original entry;
motorized . or • horse
drawn: $15,410, •
*Decorated' Car or Truck:
$10, $7, $5, & $3 in each
class I,
*Antique tractor (prior to
1958): $25, $20 and $15.
"Antique car/truck (prior
to 1968): $15, $12, $8 and
*Elementary school float,
Youth organization float,
Youth.organization entry,
Society float, Organization
float, Organization entry,
'Commercial float,
Commercial entry, Comic
float. Prizes: $25,.$20, $15
and $10 in each class. .
(Note: A car is not
Considered a float!)
All • motorized entries
gather 'at' Boyles'.
(Highway #86 east of
town) by 11:00 a.in, '
*Best team drawn float.
Prizes: $25, $15.and $10.
Parade Route: Main Street
- South at 13 Kool - East at
Cliff Mann's
NOTE: - Horses Will
continue on Main St. past
the Sports , Complex -
Queen and Dignitaries will
be the only ones entering
the Pair, grounds,directly
(other parade
participants will have
their hand stamped at the
time of. judging for free
admission to the Fair),