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Lynn Dukelow Port Franks Camera Club
The Port Franks and Area Camera Club recently hosted a photo transfer workshop. The participants, led by Vreni
Beeler, transferred a photo from paper to a wood block. The resulting Image can be used as a decorative piece
either hanging on a wall or standing on a shelf. Everyone enjoyed learning this new technique for displaying
their favourite photos. Pictured -- from the left- Judy Jewell, Jean Ross, Vreni and Janette Baillle.
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PLAN NUMBER 9-3-207
Hunters are reminded
not to trespass
OPP report
I.anhbton Ontario Provincial Police
officers (OPP) are reminding hunters to
ensure that they have permission to he
on the land that they intend to hunt on.
Permission must be given for every
new hunting year but even better would
be for each specific hunting season. For
example permission to hunt turkeys in
the spring of 2013 may not extend to
hunting deer in the tall or rabbits in the
winter of 2013.
Many hunters carry written permis-
sion from the land owner with the land
owner's name and phone number so
that ()PP officers can confirm the per-
mission. 'Iht letter should cover the fall
year or specific hunting seasons.
Trespassing for the purpose of hunt-
ing carries a fine of $125 dollars for each
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AIR OF OLD FASHIONED COMFORT
This two-storey, three-bedroom family home exudes an air of old-fashioned comfort, enhanced
by Edwardian touches such as the deep front veranda, the mullioned windows and the wooden
trusses that decorate the gables.
The compact foyer contains both a coat closet and a handy bench for removing footwear. Beyond
it, a corridor lends past the laundry room, a linen closet and a powder room to the common areas.
At the back of the home, the great room, featuring a fireplace as well as access to a patio, flows
seamlessly into the dining area. Both rooms overlook the back garden.
The kitchen, open to the dining room, boasts a largo pantry as well as a window over the sink.
Plenty of counter space will make the cook a contented one.
The don at the front of the horno, with generous windows overcooking the veranda, could double
as a guest room. Tho room's location also makes It ideal for a home office, saving clients from
trekking through the house.
Separating the den and foyer is a U-shaped staircase that leads to the second floor. Hero, the
master suite overlooks tho back garden, for privacy, and features a built-in entertainment unit.
Tho walk-in closet Is spacious and the en -suite's double basins will ease the morning rush-hour.
Tho second and third bedrooms share a three-piece bath. The nearby landing, with a railing, is
roomy enough for a computer area.
Exterior finishes Include wood siding and painted trim. The home is especially suitable for a
narrow lot, and plans include an unfinished basement.
Thls home measures 25 feet wide by 50 feet deep, for a total of 2,021 square foot.
Plans for design 9-3-207 are available for $758 (set of 5), $856 (set of 8) and 5917 for a super sot of 10.
Also add 530.00 for Priority charges within B.C. or 555.00 outside of B.C. Please add 7% P.S.T., 13%
H.S.T. Or 5% G.S.T (where applicable) to both the plan price and Priority charges.
Our NEW 45TH Edition of the Homo Plan Catalogue containing over 300 plans Is available for 513.50
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hunter in the hunting party, or the
offender(s) may he required by sum-
mons to attend in Provincial Offences
court where a higher fine could he
levied.
MALE ARMED WITH KNIFE ARRESTED
Lambton Ontario Provincial Police
officers (( )PP) responded to two residen-
tial addresses in response to a male,
who, while brandishing a knife, showed
up at the front door Of each home.
lite investigation started just after 2:0)
a.tn. on 1)ecember 3, 2013 when the first
call came in to the ( )PP from Main street,
Forest. While involved with that first call,
a second ca11 came was received by
Lamhton ()PP and the officers quickly
responded to Broadway street, Forest as
well.
Within minutes, OPP officers had a 34
year old Kettle Point man under arrest,
and officers located two knives at the
second scene. The male remains in cus-
tody charged with possession of a
weapon for a dangerous purpose, and
he has a bail appearance in the Sarnia
courts on December 3, 2013.
There are no reports of injuries.
MALE FACES SEVERAL WEAPON CHARGES
A Lambton Ontario Provincial Police
(OPP) investigation into a pellet gun
shooting incident from December 2,
2013 has culminated with the arrest of a
20 year old male on December 4, 2013.
Lambton OPP allege that on Decem-
ber 2,2013 around 3:00 p.m. in the town
of Forest, a 20 -year old man from Forest
had been shooting a .177 calibre pellet
pistol onto Main street from an upper
floor of a building.
During the incident, a 70 year old
Lambton woman was struck in her face
by a pellet. The victim, having received a
minor injury, was treated and released
on scene by Lambton Emergency Medi-
cal Service (IMS).
Lambton OPP responded to the area
and began the investigation which has
resulted in a Sarnia court date for the
male, of February 3, 2014 to face the fol-
lowing charges:
1. Careless use of Firearm, Weapon,
Ammunition.
2. Assault with a Weapon
3. Discharge a firearm into a place in
reckless manner
4. Ilse firearm while committing
offence
5. Possession of a weapon for Dan-
gerous Purpose
6. Pointing a Firearm
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