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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-09-28, Page 5Kinsmen gear up for big year The Lucknow and District Kinsmen Club is gearing up for what will have to be their biggest fund raising year ever. Entering their 21st year, the Kinsmen have pledged $ I00,000 towards the arena complex construction. Several new and exciting fund raising events are planned for th community to participate in during the upcoming months. Eedy heads arthritis canvass in Dungannon. TO THE. EDITOR To the editor: There will be a campaign for the Arthritis Society in Dungannon and area, thanks to one of our busy community -minded volunteers, Irvine Eedy. He will be calling other volun- teers for assistance and as a result we hope to reach our commitment for 1994. Please support him in this effort. Jean Whitby, Chair, Lucknow Campaign. Come home to Prescott To the editor: Boundary'.Street Public School, Prescott, Ontario, will celebrate 40 years of existence by inviting all former students, teachers and af- filiates to a reunion on Oct. 8, 1994. For more information contact the BSPC . Reunion Committee, Box 2358, Prescott, KOE 1TO, fax 613- 925-0709, or call 613-925-4897. BSPS Reunion Committee During the 1993-94 year, Kinsmen efforts included the Yuk- Yuks, Halloween and New Years Eve dances; the industrial hockey tournament, Mushball '94, skate -a - then, Surnmerfest '94, CF fund raising and refreshment management at 15 receptions. A list of financial support returned to the community Can be found elsewhere in an adver- tisement in this paper. The 1994/95 executive of the Lucknow and District Kinsmen Club includes, left to right, back row: Dale Lougheed, treasurer; Rick McMurray, director; Mike Cowan, bulletin editor; Steve Chamney, director and Ken'Atkinson, secretary. Front row: Ken Irwin, past president; Paul Zinn, president and Steve Freeman, vice. (Pat Livingston photo) Voting powers. won't change The Ministry of Municipal Af- fairs has vetoed Bruce County Council's attempt to equalize the voting powers of its members. Council now allows one to four votes per member for recorded votes, depending on the population of the ' municipality each reeve represents. It proposed to change that system to allow bigger municipalities more clout. But Municipal r Affairs rejected the plan, saying it 'would create inequities that would not allow representation by population. Noting.that some ineml .vould have the equivalent of 16 ' uLcs, the ministry said 'one person with 16 votes is not the same as 16 people with one vote'. "I feel that such an extreme disparity among members...should not exist," said Minister Ed Philip in a letter released to council at its Tuesday, Sept. 13 meeting. Some story ideas never change • from page 4 means by "Love"; and Custom suntanning just right for you. Remember those were '72 head- lines, but most of those subjects are material for the '90s as well. Seemslike one of my old columns was 'food for thought' for Mr. Armstrong when he fecentiy went through a car wash and recalled my phobia with this modern invention. In the Sept. 8 issue of Mr. ❑GiGDOL7oG7o000GDGG� ['Huron County's Complete c IVEHICLE 13 Headquarters o RENTAL I7 17 ci ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ CI 3 CAR & TRUCK RENTALS p ❑ 1)>‘»•>„>> .1 `,uu,,>,I. f•,,rit 130 500 llurt)n nil . (,t>(lt'rit•h j C❑ CALL COLLECT :\,k h,r t1 int p • 524-8347 0 C3OeCineInl•IInt5nI15CC9daln❑ 1 Sni ill & Mid-sir('(1 ('ars 1 Passenger (-t;(> Fans, Pickup Tt talcs 1 Daily, \V'(•('kly. Monthly 1.I11.Stu tin( Mort '1 Fr(' Delivery 1 Ask <ttx>11t uttr ttt11 1.11ls1 Oltlti11)11 til,rl'It't' Armstrong's daily paper, the Tribune, I spotted what we call a happy note. Mr. Armstrong recently reached a milestone in his life and celebrated his 70th birthday. Congratulations! You look much younger.. Other stories of interest included' one on Eastdale Secondary School students who were protesting not being able to wear hats in school; extension of the blue box program, and the rising operating costs of landfill in Welland. Thanks Mr. Armstrong for your continued support of our little paper. By the way,' looking at your picture again, I just want to share this personal little comment with you: You wear your age very well, and I wouldn't consider using one . of those men's hair color products. (That's a joke) For all of you who remember Mr. Armstrong, he. asked to be remembered to you. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday. 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OFFICES FOR WHICH PERSONS MAY BE NOMINATED 1 - REEVE 1 - DEPUTY REEVE • 3 - COUNCILLORS 1 - TRUSTEE, Huron County Board of Education 1 - TRUSTEE, Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board • Nomination farms for the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board Trustee may be picked up at the Ashfield Township' Municipal Office, but take notice that such Nomination Forms,must be filed at the Municipal Office, Town of Clinton: Electors are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly, and 'further take notice that the manner in which said nominations shall be filed is set forth in section 39 of the Municipal Elections Act. Nomination forms and full particulars of procedures to be followed may be obtained from the -undersigned: ' Where. more candidates are nominated and have made the required declarations, for election to an office, than the number required to fill the said office, notice of the time for the holding of the poll, including the advance polls, and notice of the last day for making application for a certificate to vote) by proxy will be given immediately. , - AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE, that; where the number of candi- dates for an office who are nominated and have •not withdrawn at the end of nomination day. is not sufficient to fill the number ,of vacancies to which candidates may be elected, subsection 43(1) respecting acclamation appliels) to those candidates.' 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