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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2006-06-15, Page 22father's Day Old Zgme stEountru )3reallast Sunday, June 18 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Londesborough Hall • Eggs • Bacon • Sausage • Pancakes and Homefries Adults $6.00 Children Under 12 $3.00 Sponsored by Londesborough Lions Club PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY; JUNE 15, 2006. Huron East council briefs Council approves payment of accounts 10.1110.1SPICW... (0-01MINT M.* Oxford Fencing At its June 6 meeting. Huron East council approYed the payment of accounts triple the size of its usual monthly amount. The financial report in the agenda showed that amount was misleading, since there were four transfers of - $95,000 representing money from the Brussels Trust Fund Investment into other investments which would provide a higher rate of return. *** Council refused to approve the amendments to -the comprehensive toning bylaw and official plan amendment, despite an item-by-item discussion of public comments and- strong urging from administrative staff. The consensus was that the matter was too complex and important to be rushed through. This decision will defer further public meetings on the zoning bylaw until fall. - *** Council approved the signing of an aareement with E.D. Smith & Sons LP, the purchaser of Seaforth Creaniery Inc., permitting it the same right to discharge effluence into the Seaforth sewage lagoon system as the creamery had. The agreement permits the company to discharge effluent and provides for a reimbursement to the municipality based on the volume of the discharge. *** With minimal discussion, council approved a motion by councillor Frank Stretton and seconded by councillor Lou Maloney to ensure that crossing guards would be available for the new break times required by schools transferring to Wingham dept. needs new pumper By Bonnie Gropp Ouzel! editor North Huron council gave its support for a new pumper for the Wingham and Area Fire Department. Councillor Archie MacGowan presented information at the June S meeting saying that .a new pumpei purchased off the floor at the Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs show would offer substantial savings. "Engines are going to jump at least s 10.000 because of the new emission standards. Yob are looking Utt $350,000 to $375,000 for a new truck. The chief says that if you go to the show with a cheque, you can drive one home for about $60.000 $70.000 less than that.- A meeting had been called for June I 2 to discuss this further, MacGowan told council. Only $50,000 had been put ays.i. for the truck. North I kir, ',hale will he 47 per cent of ow 1,11,1i cost ti we hair a good chunk of hange to gel vet: said MacGowan. Hut ey cry vicar y ou don't replace di c se \\ hen \ rill should. you are k lckmY uursell when it can't he tinted. I -his \\ I it he (Wile a ,savings h , il . it , the balanced. day. *** Council approved the purchase of 22 acres of land for its industrial park. This approval was despite opposition from the county planning department. *** Council deliberated long and hard about a request fc,,r rezoning to permit a bottle recycling depot at the location of the old bowling alley. Approving the request would require a -zoning bylaw change, which Council was hesitant to approve. Councillors were in favour of having a bottling recycling -depot in Seaforth, but. unwilling to modify the bowling alley's current zoning. The issue was sent hack to staff for further consideration. *** At the conclusion of the meeting, Huron East Mayor confirmed that an Continued from page 1 Category for The Anger of Ernest and Ernestine. David Skelton (Set and Costumes for the 2006 production Lost Heir) was nominated in the Outstanding Set and Lighting Categories categories for his work on Judith ThoMpson's Enoch Arden by Alfred, Lord Jabber and his Catatonic application titled The Huron County Family Health Team, had been submitted by the Seaforth committee to the Ministry of Health and Long- Term Care at the end of May. Songstress. Director Leah Cherniak (Schoolhouse) was nominated for Outstanding Direction for The Anger ofErnest and Ernestine. The Dora Mayor Moore. Award (also known as the Dora Award) is a Canadian award presented annually which honours Canadian theatre and dance productions given in five major categories: General Theatre, Independent Theatre, Dance, Opera, and Theatre for Seili stated that although the submission had been submitted, it is not finalized and continues to be modified. No further details were available. Young Audiences. Named after Dora Mayor Moore, who helped establish Canadian professional theatre, the award was established in 1981. Each winner receives a bronze statue made from the original by John Romano. For information on Blyth Festival's 2006 season visit the website at www.blythfestival.com or call 1-877-862-5984 toll free or 519-523-9300 to request a brochure. Tiny dancer Kenzie Chalmers was one of several performers at the Blyth Public School Festival of the Arts on Monday night. (Vicky Bremner photo) THURSDAY, JULY 13/06 - 8PM CENTENNIAL HALL - LONDON Tickets available at The Centennial Hall Box Office. Charge by Phone 519-672-19.67 or on line at: www.centennialhalLlondon.ca EPCQR Lucknow Pharmasave Cherniak wins for direction Lucknowis Strawberry JUNE 16 '11(1JUNE...25 Kick Off Events • NEW - Friday, June 16, Dance and Festive Gardens, Dungannon Fair Grounds • Saturday, June 17, Dungannon Truck/Tractor Pull, Dungannon Fair Grounds June 21 to June 25 Men's 8 Ladies' Slo-Pitch Tourney June 22 to lune 24 Kinsmen Co-ed U11 & U13 Soccer Tournament Thursday, June 22 * Pre-teen Dance, Grades 5 - 8, $4, Legion Friday, June 23 *Pinecrest BBQ & Entertainment * Helicopter Rides * Dance/Concert "The Trews" Must be 16 years or older $20 in advance, $25 at door Saturday, June 24 * Strawberry Pancake Breakfast * Vendor & Crafters Market * Helicopter Rides *Clowns: face painting & balloon animals .*Tons of Children's" Activities, Shows and Entertainers • *Hockey Shooter Board * Classic Car/Truck Show * Ice Cream Eating Contest * Strawberry Pie Taste Off * FREE' Swimming and much more * Dance/Concert Kim Mitchell, Opening Act is Panik $20 in advance, $25 at door Age of majority Sunday. 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