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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1985—Page 5
Give u SMiTH.CORONA
this Christmas
for a Happier New Year!
An Evening of Festive Music was presented by Central Huron Secondary School (CHSS)
students on December 6. Both instrumental and vocal music put the large crowd into the
Christmas spirit. One of the groups performing for the crowd was the brass quintet. Also
performing was the music 1G class, the CHSS choir, ensemble, band and girls chorus.
( Anne Narejko photo)
CHSS starts newspaper
Did you know that Central Huron Secon-
dary School ( CRSS 1 has its own newspaper?
Well, it does!
The Chronicle is a student -run newspaper.
Under the guidance of staff advisor Ms.
Newington and editors Gwen Holland and
Bonnie Turner, approximately 40 members
work to produce four to five impressive
issues a year. This may not seem like many,
•but considering the money, time and effort
spent on each issue, putting out this number
of issues is a rather amazing feat.
Funded by students' counciland the ads
sold to local businesses, the Chronicle is
given free to each student and staff
member.
Within the pages are found news, sports
and entertainmentlarticles, by utibb stu-
dent reporters, photographs by the
photography club, comics and artwork, and
of course advertisements. The articles are
written br students, typeset by the Clinton
Commercial Printers, laid out and organiz-
ed by club' members, and finally printed in
Goderich by Signal -Star.
As can be seen, the paper not only informs
and entertains CHSS students and staff; but
it also provides a "hands-on" learning ex-
perience in newspaper production for- club
members.
The Chronicle is an important part of
school life for CHSS. The school hopes that
you may be able to obtain a copy, and see
how much is really happening at your
town's high school.
Exeter receives planning grant
A community planning grant of $5,618 has
been awarded to Huron County on behalf of
the Town of Exeter, Jack Riddell; MPP
Huron -Middlesex, announced recently.
Speaking on behalf of Municipal Affairs
Minister Bernard' Grandmaitre, Riddell
said the grant will be used to complete
reviews of the town's official plan and zon-
ing by-law.
to encourage municipalities to resolve land
use planning issues to reflect municipal and
economic priorities.
The grants may also' be used for, special
studies to develop community improvement
policies; to determine' the feasibility of us-
ing data processing technology in the local
planning process; and to •assist in im-
plementing the Planning Act.
Landfill grant approved
GODERICH TOWNSHIP - The township
will receive a. $20,000 grant to conduct a
hydrogeological study of its landfill site. The
announcement was made by Jack Riddell',
Minister of Agriculture and Food on behalf
of Environment Minister Jim Bradley.
The money is provided under the
Ministry's Waste Management Improve-
ment Program which ' is intended to finan-
cially assist municipalities in meeting the -
standards required for the safe disposal of
domestic waste.
Blyth property assessments..
• from page 1
up. Properties going down will continue to
go down."
He went on to say the appeal process is
still open to property owners who feel their
assessment is wrong.
After passing the re -assessment, council
agreed that something should be done to
make the property owners aware of the new
assessment. They discussed putting a notice
through the media Or, putting last year's
•
assessii tat the top of the bill to inform
citizens of the new assessment.
According to Clerk Larry Walsh; next
year's assessment notices will be sent on
January 8 with the last day for payment on
February 11. If an appeal is to be filed, it
must be filed before March 4: In the new
Year, the Regional Assessment Office will
also have two open houses in Blyth to ex2
plain the new assessment rates to tax-
payers.
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