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Jack Needham's 'floral ,:design "Brigadoon" was most :deserves of the Champion
Arangement award -last Wednesday at the Lucknow Horticultural 'Society's Mower
show. The show, based on "A Salute to the Movies", included many :area elhlbitors
who displayed :their green thumbs. Pat Livingston photo)
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THE HURON -PERTH CATHOLLII
KINDERGARTEN — GRADE i2iO.A C.
Barents of lot Dethaftc:schoc l Agee hitdren ,who :are -mew to °Huron Comity may
register their-7children ;on
Tuesday, September :5, 1989
S 45 amt. -- d1130 .pan.
at the closest local school
;KINDERGARTEN children need•to:be 5 years of,age on orbefore December 31, 1989. Please
;:bring -proof of age 'Mirth Certificate ,and 'Baptismal Certificate) and ,Notice of Assessment.
Proof of immunization is also -required .before children may attend -school.
RENG1114litERSION:classestarebeing ffered:.atSt.aMarytsSchool,13rxferich.Pteass con -
'tact ,Mr...Jin kMdDade,,Principal, 70 -Sennett. St. E., '1 oderich, Ontario, 524»9901.
'ST:'MAICHAEL SECONDARY CHOGLis;aCatholic: econdarySohool serving;Stratfordand
;area. To•ragister-newatudents, please ntoct Mr. :Dan -Mishap, Principal,Bt.Michael Secon-
llary "School, FB `Grange Street, Stratford, :Ontario; 27140890.
'OTHER HURON O.UNTY AREA SCHOOLS ARE
St. Joseph's School
Mr. James #Mc:Qui.11an, -Principal
:RR 3
Soderich, Ontario N7A"3X9
5297646
St. "Oolumban ,School
sMr. ,Don :Farwell,:Principal
-RR 2
Dublin, :Ontario NOK 1E0
345=2086
Our Lady ofMount :Carmel School
Mr. Laurie liraftcheck, Principal
IR 3
Dashwood, Ontario NOM 1NO
237-3337
St. Joseph's .School
Mr. `Ed Cappelli, Prirn.i; al
169 -SeechStreet
Clinton, 'Ontario NOM 1 LO
482-7085
PreclousBIond Soh of
Mrs, Margaret I* ,P.rincip6I
`Sanders ,btraet, lh . 769
Exeter, ':Ontario ' 30
235-1691
$c1
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V.,Mr ,nes,
`Chairman,;pfrthe pard
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St P.i� , chool
McDade, .Principal
70 L lett St. E.,
Gorierich, Ontario N7A 1A4
52449901
St. .Jar es School
Mr. aary'Birmingham, =Principal
Chalk "Street, Sox 100
Seafotih, Ontario -NOK 1W0
527'0321
'Sacred Heart -School
Mr. Jim `Sterner, Principal
Cornyn=Street, fox 9fie -
Wingham, 'Ontario ,NOG '2W0
35714090
St. .Boniface $ohooi
11A r: ':I3.avid :Stiarpe, Principal
Mary `Street, :Box .128
,Zurich, Antario :NOM'2T0 -
�236.4335
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oMr. °Dan Eilihap, principal.
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The annual competitive flower show
sponsored by the 'mallow and District
Horticultural Society was held in the
Lueknow Legion Hall last Wednesday.
This years Theme was 'A Salute to the
Movies' fend this theme was depicted in
the floral design competition where ex-
hibitors were given the challenge of in-
terpreting such movie titles as *‘On
Golden Pond', `Carousel', 'The Colour
Purple' and others.
There were 25 floral arrangements in
this competition and -Jack Needham's
interpretation of `Brigadoon' was judged
the best overall'. For his efforts, Jack
received a gift certificate from the
Dominion Seed House.
Mrs. Jean Atwell :exhibit:: the best
red rose and received the Red Rose Tea
Trophy.
Mrs. ;Elizabeth Dickie receives a gift
certificate from the b , ongeed
House for being the exhibitor with the
second highest number of points. Mrs.
Ilien Lemoine also receives a gift cer-
tificate from Dominion Seed House for
showing the best African violet.
Mrs. Blanche Needham was the win-
ner of the Beatty Ladder Trophy which
is awarded annually to the exhibitor
with the highest number of points in the
show.
The judge, Mrs. Margaret Reid, of
Tiverton judged a total of 195 exhibits
for this year's show. Mrs.. Reid took
time at the opening of the show to
answer any questions that the exhibitors
might have, and to make comments on
the showing of exhibits.
Door prizes were won by Betty O'Don-
nell, Catherine McInnes, Albert Lennips,
Evelyn Henderson, and Ted Collyer. To
further add to the theme of the show,
Sean Lougheed and Jordan Andrew
made popcorn in the lobby of the Legion
Hall and provided it free to show goers.
Although the popcorn was advertised as
free, many people wished to pay, and
the money the boys took in, they
donated to the horticultural society. A
nice gesture, boys!
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With Reeve Barry Johnston presiding
and all councilllors present, the Kinloss
Council met for their regular monthly
meeting on August 9.
After passing a motion to the effect
that according to a sub -section :of -the
Planning Act, no further notice is re-
quired in regard :to the Armstrong
rezoning :for lots 7 and 41, :Range 3, SDR,
?bylaw 9-1989 was given three readings.
This by-law was made to amend the
comprehensive zoning bylaw for the
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Township of Kinloss to allow for a
severance. Councillor Fielder voted
against the passing of the by-law.
Building permit applications were ap-
proved for Paul Picket for an addition to
a 'building and for Doug Morgan to
replace a seasonal residence burned some
time ago.
Union negotiations with the Interna-
tional Union of Operating Engineers,
Local 793, for three Township Employees
on August 2 for a new contact were not
finished.
FINISHING
O i ES."
AGreeting CardS c L,o"
, Giftware & Bows
•invitations
1NOTICE t)F PUBLJC MEETING
Section 3
The Planning Act, 1983
f i
Notice of olio Meeting
Of The Planning Atha .ry Committee
ownShip Of Huron
-TAKE 'NOTICE that the -Planning Advisory 'Committee for the .Township ,of
4lutonWlflhold oPublioneetinoon WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1909 et 7:30
;pati., in the 'Town of Kincardine "Council'Chambers, (Temporary 'Chambers
Auditorium, 2nd floor), 707 `Queen Street, 1C1NDARDINE, 'Ontario, to consider
ivarknisproposedamendments'toibe Township- of• Huron Comprehensive Zon-
e 8y4Law No. 1142.
The proposed amendments are intended to change various permitted uses,
tleveteprnotitstandamisancillefinitionspresently contained in 13pLaw aw ONo.1142.
The proposed arrroendmenitls are general in nature and would .affect various
prppert es throughout 'the 'Township of Huron.
ANY PERSON may attend the Pillblic &looting and make written or verbal
rospr. n 9n ther'in auppprtor ,tn Aosition -tp the PrePOaerl Amendment.
1f Amy .person ryolldv 'this ',notice ddoes inn attend the mooting, the Planning
kodv1eory pmmittoe Army "mooed In haisfher.aboonoe and heishe may not be
antitiad`*,o woolorth,r voice of the 'Committee's proviedingo.
ADDITIONAL INP , AVON rolstinvto the proposed Amoodmont van be vb.
hainitd rom theiik000rootioty,PianninsilIotitoonomioDevoloperont9opertment,
20 Pa* Strooet, Walkerton, Ontario.' NOG IVO w she (hours of 8:30 sm.
ctiki D .ou ,J,Alloixtayto Prey,oratethe Township r of erxicfpell l+edc'e
°Office iTeilophette (519)190i7 5)
DATED AT11 TOWN WkURTON THIS 2010 DAN OF AUGUST, 1909.
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'County 91 Orme Planning and
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