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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-09-02, Page 11Reform Party announces candidates CLINTON - The nomination of the Reform Party of Canada, Huron Bruce Riding Association is pleased to announce the successful applica- tion of two potential candidates vy- ing to represent the Reform Party of Canada in the next federal election. The proposed candidates are Phil Cornish and Len Lobb, both of Clin- ton, Ontario. It is the intention of the Reform Party to select their repre- sentative at meetings which will be held September 9 at the Port Elgin High School, 7 p.m. and September 10 at the Clinton High School, 7 p.m. HOLIDAY ADVERTISING DEADLINE for next week's newspaper Because of the holiday Monday, all advertising must be in our office by Friday afternoon in order for us to maintain our publishing schedule. ATTENTION: Businesses, Manufacturers, Conservation Groups, & Special Interest Groups interested in improving the environment. The North Huron Environment Group invites you to take part in an Environment Fair being held: Thursday, October 1, 1992 assels, Morris and Grey Community Centre in Brussels from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The public is keenly aware of the problems facing our environment but need exposure to both groups and products that can make a difference. • If you are interested in setting up a display of environmentally friendly products or services or an environmental information display at the Fair, please contact Donna White at the number below for registration information. Donna White Chairperson North Huron Environment Group 887-6572 "A North Huron Commwtity Development North Bron Continual Div Committee Project" ot NIGHT SCHOOL EARN CREDITS TOWARD YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA HURON COUNTY NIGHT SCHOOL FOUR LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU REGISTRATION BEGINS Tuesday, September 8, 1992 7pm-9pm at the following Secondary Schools SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: Debi Homuth - 235-0880 GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE PRINCIPAL: Linda McKenzie - 524-7353 SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: 8. Eccles - 527-0380 F. E. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: P. Eagle - 357-1800 CREDIT COURSES OFFERED FREE INCLUDE English Math Computers Family Studies Accounting History 8.. Dawson Chairperson Boron Public Education. Sob Opening Up the World °""'" 1 !TY__ Times -Advocate, September 2, 1992 Page 11 l Colleen O'Shea of Lucan enjoys the craft session at a one -lay summer program put on by community churches as she uses coloured pastels to creatively design her own canvas school bag. The day also included Bible stories, games and singing. Parkhill lands are retained by ABCA EXETER - The Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authority, (ABCA), has decided not to sell eight parcels of land in Parkhill and McGillivray Township. The subject of a public forum last year, the land sale proposal origi- nated because of a request from a developer who approached the ABCA about their property adja- cent to William and Eagle Streets in Parkhill. While considering the develop- er's request, the conservation au- thority also examined its other properties in the area and drew up a. plan for the sale of 18 acres: five parcels of land comprising 12 acres within the town of Parkhill, and three lots totalling six acres north of town in McGillivray township. A number of the properties in- cluded land that the conservation authority had purchased from pri- vate owners in the 1960s, when flooding necessitated the construc- tion of the Parkhill Dam. These owners, as well as the general pub- lic, were invited to a meeting on April 12, 1991 to discuss the pro- posed land sale and offer sugges- tions as to how the resulting funds might be used. The ABCA decided that the origi- nal landowners should be given thc first opportunity to purchase the properties and drafted a varied list of projects that could benefit from the funds raised, including im- provements to agricultural land, road and trail systems within thc Parkhill Conservation Area, addi- tional camp sites, reservoir bank erosion control, fisheries manage- ment, tree -planting and others. Following the.public meeting, thc ABCA made inquiries into provin- cial government regulations re- garding land sales and presented that information as well as a report on the public forum to the conser- vation authority's board of direc- tors. "We are not proceeding with the sale of any land at Parkhill at the present time," said Tom Prout, ABCA general manager. The decision was based on sever- al factors, including availability of sanitary services, zoning, revenue- sharing and procedural guidelines. Retaining their current uses, the parcels of land include one proper- ty that houses the Parkhill Conser- vation Area workshop, another that is leased to a private tenant, and -others which the conservation au- tthority continues to maintain. Zurich Senior Diners welcome visitors By Gertie Fleischauer ZURICH - Fifty Diners met Wednesday. Due to cook Dawnc Erb being on holidays, dinner was prepared by Donna Klopp. "I atnmy Antaya wel- comed all diners espcx:ially visitors from Tampa, Florida and Kitchen- er. • Jayne Hayter treated the diners to beautiful piano selections. Birthday cake and ice-cream were enjoyed for diners having birthdays and an- niversaries in August. Ethel Knowles of Hensall read a • poem "'lite World is Mine'. A Pen- ny Sale followed. Solo and euchre were enjoyed. Thames Road by Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD - A pork barbe- cue was held on Sunday evening under the auspices of the Board of Management at Thames Road Church. Gordon and Myrtle Pengelly of Belgrave, Bill and Rhoda Rohde were Tuesday supper guests with Ross and Mildred Merrill of Bay- field. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late Ina Skinner. Many people called at thc Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home on Wednesday to pay their respect Church services will commence on Sunday, September 6 at Elim- ville at 10 a.m. and at Thames Road at 11:15 a.m. with Rev. Jin) Allsop in charge. Get well wishes arc extended to Beatrice Dawson who is a patient in university Hospital having un- dergone surgery on Friday Notice to Exeter Public Utilities Commission Weser Consumers Please be advised that restrictions for watering of lawns and gardens have been cancelled. The Commission wishes to thank the customers for their co-operation. EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION H.L. Davis, *maw ) ,r ranam= TIRE Special Tars Sale Save up to 7Ooft P155/90R19 XL Radial (03-1519) 1 P185/80R13 SPT VI Radial (03-1619) 3 P185/70R13 XT All Season (03-1906) 2 P185/80R13 Spt. VI Radial (03-1818) 1 P205/705R13 SR70 White Letter (03-2016) 1 P185/75R14 Spt. VI Radial (04-1111) 2 P185/75R14 XL Radial (04-11119) 1 P185/75R14 XG Winter (04-1671) 1 F78/14 Winter Blas (04-7784) 1 P205/75R15 XG Winter Radial (05-2071) 4 P215/75R15 Spt. IV Radial (05-2118) 4 P215/75R15 XG Winter Radial (05-2171) 4 P225/75R15 NKR Radial (05-2201) 1 P225/70R15 SR70 Radial P225/75R15 XL Radial P235/75R15 XG Winter Radial H78/15 Truck The 800-16.5 Truok Tire Cty's Limited, Sub)ect lo prior flanROIPI1 TIRE Rag. Sale $53.98 Mao $35.99 $25.90 17499 =44.00 141.99 129.00 194.17 .145:00 $42.99 $24.90 $06.99 $34.00 168.99 140.00 150.72 $15.00 $79.99 150.00 $56.99 $30.00 $85.99 145.00 1122.25 140.00 (05-2215) 4 $114.99 $55.00 (05-2219) 2 $87.99 141.00 (05-2371) 1 $92.99 $45.00 (05-8596) 6 $92.41 150.00 (06-8094) 3 $96.14 $35.00 Sale. No nlnchsoks CANADIAN TIRE EXETER 235-0160 THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION School Openings and Bus Routes School Year 1992-1993 Middlesex County Public Elementary and Secondary schools open on Tuesday, September 8 Time changes have been made at the following schools: Lord Dorchester Secondary School Strathroy District Collegiate Institute Start: 8:20 a.m. Dismissal: 2:20 p.m. also Leesboro Central, Westminster Central, Caradoc North and Adelaide W. G. MacDonald Start: 9:15 a.m. Dismissal: 3:45 p.m. All other schools will be on the same time schedules as last year. (Parents of new students should consult neighbouring bus students for times) All bus routes will remain the same with the exception of: Westminster Central, Leesboro Central and Adelaide - W.G. MacDonald These routes will be published in the London Pennysaver Questions regarding transportation matters should be directed to Mr. Keith Grigg, Supervisor of Transportation at 471-3510. Donna M. Mcllmoyle E.D. Anderson Chair Director of Education 1 Huron County Board of Education South Huron District High SchooL Exeter 1, School opens on September 8. Buses will operate at the usual time and regular classes will occur. All students are re- quired to be in attendance by 8:50 a.m. in their home class- room. 2. Students should come to school prepared to nay the stu- dent fee of $15.00. to purchase a lock if necessary for $6.00. and acquire their physical education eauiomertt. Stu- dents are required to provide their own notebooks, writing ma- terials, etc. 3. The school office will be open on August 24th. Students with questions about timetables, etc., should clear these up before school starts. 4. parents are advised that student reports are issued in ear- ly November, mid-Fedruary, Mid -April, and in June. 5. Parking soaee at the school is very limited. All parking spaces have been allotted. Students without a space may park on the Recreation Centre parking area. 6. Students with books. eouioment or other items outstarld- jng, from June did not receive their reports. These matters should be cleared up now. 7. Adult Education - information is available at the school of- fice. J. Wooden K. Allen Principal Vice Principal ' I i) v sl 1 : rlt?t 1 1 11 1' >,• S%8 t:l P 1'('1:11 1.)/:1111.1 tl1 VO1.t1' 1'(`t• ('1)1101). 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