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ONTARIO
NOTICE
ENVIRONMENTAL APPEAL BOARD
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT, 1971
(S.O. 1971, C.86, as amended)
IN THE MATTER OF: Sections 77, 78 and 80 of The Environmental
Protection Act, 1971, as amended,
- and -
IN THE MATTER OF: the refusal of an application from Mrs. Denis
Foell for a Certificate of Approval for a sewage system to be located
on Lot 3, Plan 178, Township of Biddulph, the said refusal being con-
tained in a letter dated the 18th day of February, 1975 and signed
by J, F. Janse, District Officer, London Regional Office, Ministry of
the Environment,
and -
IN THE MATTER OF: an appeal, registered the 25th day of
February, 1975, by Mrs. Denis Foell from the said refusal,
• and
IN THE MATTER OF: a hearing to be held by the Environmental
Appeal Board.
TAKE NOTICE that the Environmental Appeal Board hereby ap-
points Wednesday, the 28th day of May, 1975, at 10:00 o'clock in
the morning, (local time) in the Hydro Auditorium, lower floor, 1075
Wellington Road, London, Ontario, for the hearing of this appeal.
AND TAKE NOTICE that the purpose of the hearing is to enable the
Board to determine whether it shall confirm, alter or revoke the
refusal that is the subject of the hearing,
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that if you do not attend at this hear-
ing, the Environmental Appeal Board may proceed in your absence
and you will not be entitled to any further 'notice in the proceedings.
Dated at Toronto this T.M. MURPHY
7th day of May, 1975. Board Secretary
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ONTARIO
NOTICE
ENVIRONMENTAL APPEAL BOARD
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT, 1971
(S.O. 1971, C.86, as amended)
IN THE MATTER OF: Sections 77, 78 and 80 of The Environmental
Protection Act, 1971, as amended,
- and -
IN THE MATTER OF: the refusal of an application from Mr.
Maurice Perreault for a Certificate of Approval for a sewage system
to be located on Lot 5, Plan 178, Township of Biddulph, the said
refusal being contained in a letter dated the 13th day of March,
1075 and signed by J. F. Janse, District Officer, London Regional Of-
fice, Ministry of the Environment,
- and -
IN THE MATTER OF: an appeal dated the 19th day of March,
1975, by Mr. Maurice Perreault from the said refusal,
and
IN THE MATTER OF: a hearing to be held by the Environmental
Appeal Board,
TAKE NOTICE that the ,Environmental Appeal Board hereby ap-
points Wednesday, the 28th day of May, 1975, at 10:00 o'clock in
the morning, (local time) in the Hydro Auditorium, lower floor, 1075
Wellington Road, London, Ontario, for the hearing of this appeal.
AND TAKE NOTICE that the purpose of the hearing is to enable the
Board to determine whether if shall confirm, alter or revoke the
refusal that is the subject of the hearing.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that if you do not attend at this hear-
ing, the Environmental Appeal Board may proceed in your absence
and you will not be entitled to any further notice in the proceedings,
bated at Toronto this T.M. MURPHY
7th day of May, 1975. Board Secretary
WOODEN
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Ministry of Industry
and Tourism ‘c,s, GS°
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FOR SALE BY TENDER
Sealed Tenders Addressed to Director, Industrial Parks
Branch, Ontario Development Corporation, will be
received until 12:00 o'clock noon, local time on Friday,
May 16th 1975 for the purchase and removal of
Building No. 20 (Approximately 2,577 sq. ft.) at Huron
Industrial Park.
The above building must be removed within 60 days
after tender acceptance.
Further information may be obtained by contacting Mr.
P. D. Lavier, Maintenance Superintendent, Huron In-
dustrial Park (228-6657). Any or all Tenders not
necessarily acceptable.
C. J. Malone, Manager
Huron Industrial Park
Her sporting interests at school
include basketball, hockey,
skiing, badminton and track and
field. She was an athletic rep on
the student council.
Loretta, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Ayotte presently
works part-time at the Blue
Water Rest Home in Zurich and
plans to attend the University of
Guelph in the fall in physical
education.
Another candidate from grade
13 is Mathilda Martens, RR 1
Dashwood, daughter of Martin
Martens and the late Mrs.
Magdalena Martens.
Mathilda enjoys swimming and
dancing and is a member of the
ski club and a prefect at South
Huron. She is an active member
in 4-H clubs.
After graduation from South
Huron, she plans on attending the
University of Guelph and hopes to
become an elementary school
teacher.
The fifth grade 13 student is
Deb Wooden, daughter of SHDHS
principal J. L. and Dianne
Wooden. Deb is this year's school
year book editor and very active
in athletic activities.
She has participated in
basketball, volleyball, badminton
and track and field and has
taught ballet classes to area
youngsters for several years.
Deb will be employed this
summer as a lifeguard at the
beach at Grand Bend. She plans
to attend the University of
Western Ontario in the fall and
hopefully will become a lawyer.
The first of two candidates
from grade 12 is Kathleen Gielen,
RR 2, Crediton. Her parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gielen.
Kathleen has been prominent
at South Huron as a member of
thercross country, gymnastics and
track and field teams and is
secretary of the present student
council.
Active in 4-H work as both
member and leader she has
completed provincial honours
and has a total of 14 clubs to her
credit.
After graduation from South
Huron, she expects to follow the
nursing profession.
The seventh Queen candidate is
18 year-old Ann Johns, daughter
• of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johns, RR
1 Centralia.
Ann has completed 12 4-H
clubs, and received recognition
with provincial honours. She is
playing softball this summer with
the Usborne girls team.
She will graduate this year
from the South Huron business
course and plans to attend
Marvel Hairdressing school in
London.
Instead of a pot of gold at the
end of a rainbow, one of the seven
contestants will find a Queen's
crown at South Huron District
High School Friday night.
The theme of the annual At
Home dance will be the Wizard of
Oz and the stage on which the
newly named Queen will take her
place at the stroke of midnight
will be decorated as a rainbow.
The entrance to the gym-
nasium will be dressed up as a
hurricane and inside visitors will
find good and bad forests, a corn
field and a castle for the wicked
witch of the west.
To the right of the rainbow
stage will be emerald gates. The
main characters the Wizard of Oz
will be Dorothy and Dodo.
Nomination of the seven
Princesses was completed last
week and secret balloting to
name the 1975 SHDHS Queen is
being held this week.
At the stroke of midnight,
Friday, student council president
John Wuerth will announce the
winner. The new Queen will be
crowned by last year's winner
Melonie Veal.
One of the contestants is a
grade 13 student, Laura Johns.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Johns, RR 1,
Woodham.
Laura has been a member of
the South Huron gymnastic and
cheerleading teams and is
currently captain of the cheer
leaders.
In addition she has taught
recreational gymnastics for
three years and has been an
Exeter summer playground •
leader along withSunday School
activities and gaining of
provincial honours in 4-H club
work.
When she graduates from
South Huron, Laura plans on
attending university, taking a
kinesielogy course.
Joan Pym is another grade 13
candidate. Her parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Pym, RR 1
Centralia. During her years at
South Huron she has participated
with the girls hockey team and
the ski club.
Joan is active in 4-H, in
homemaking and agriculture and
is assistant organist at Elimville
United Church and is taking
grade eight in paino.
Last summer she was em-
ployed as a counsellor at a
Goderich summer camp. Joan
plans on going to university in the
fall taking General Arts and
plans on becoming a teacher or
social worker.
From RR 2 Zurich, Loretta
Ayotte makes a bid for school
queen. Loretta a grade 13 student
has been very active in sports at
South Huron.
%.P.X1
NOTICE
ENVIRONMENTAL APPEAL BOARD
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT, 1971
(S.O. 1971, C.86, as amended)
AMIN*
ONTARIO
IN THE MATTER OF: Sections 77, 78 and 80 of The Environmental
Protection Act, 1971, as amended,
- and •
IN THE MATTER OF: the refusal of an application from G. A. Lead-
bitter for a Certificate of Approval for a sewage system to be
located on Part 4, Lot 18, Con. R2, Township of Biddulph, the said
refusal being contained in a letter dated the 23rd day of January,
1975 and signed by J. F. Janse, District Officer, London Regional Of-
fice, Ministry of the Environment,
- and •
IN THE MATTER OF: an appeal dated the 7th day of February,
1975, by G. A. Leadbitter from the said refusal,
and -
IN THE MATTER OF: a hearing to be held by the Environmental
Appeal Board.
TAKE NOTICE that the Environmental Appeal Board hereby ap-
points Wednesday, the 28th day of May, 1975, at 10:00 o'clock in
the morning, (local time) in the Hydro Auditorium, lower floor, 1075
Wellington Road, London, Ontario, for the hearing of this appeal.
AND TAKE NOTICE that the purpose of the hearing is to enable the
Board to determine whether if shall confirm, alter or revoke the
refusal that is the subject of the hearing.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that if you do not attend of this hear-
ing, the Environmental Appeal Board may proceed in your absence
and you will not be entitled to any further notice in the proceedings.
Dated of Toronto this T.M. MURPHY
7th day of May, 1975. Board Secretary
Ontario