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47 Cards of Thanks
PHILLIPS
We want to say thank you to everyone who
attended our goodbye party at the farm.
Special thanks to friends and neighbours who
organized the event, provided food for the
meal, and also for the gifts and cards we
received. All was very much appreciated. It
was an enjoyable afternoon. Bill and Irma. -
33cc
ERRINGTON
A big thanks from the bottom of my heart to
everyone who came to help celebrate my 80th
birthday. It was great to see so many friends.
Thanks for the cards, gifts and donations to the
Girl Guides. Special thanks to all my families
and .Harold for their work and planning to make
it all happen. Love and God bless you all.
Helen. -. 33x
LUCKNOW GUIDERS
Lucknow Guiders would like to extend a huge
thank you to all who made donations, in honour
of Helen's birthday. We received. a total of $500
and will be planning a sppclal event for all the
girls, from Sparks to Pathfinders, in the 09/10
Guiding year. - 33x
THOMSON
Thank you ove .to everyone for all your land
support during difficult time. Also thank you
to all our family and friends for the food, flow-
ers, cards, gifts, phone calls, visits and ail the
community support. Having you all close by
has made it a little easier to get through this
hard time. We are going to miss Pat so very
much. Forever in our hearts. We love you.'
mom. Bill, Bob, Clint,Matt & Julie. - 33x
BROOKS
Thank you to our family, friends and neigh-
bours for visits, food, treats, flowers, cards and
phone calls since Shirley's surgery. It was all
greatly appreciated. Shirley and Gordon. - 33x
GILCHRIST
Wow! You've done it again! The generosityand
gifts presented to us in honour of our 50th`
anniversary overwhelms us and we sincerely
thank each . of you. Donations in excess of
$1,100 will go to Wingham and District General
Hospital. We especially thank our family for all
their help in making it an evening to remember.
May you all be richly blessed. Love Bob and
June. - 33x
48 Coming Events
50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The family ofWalter and Lorraine Arnold invite
you to share in a celebration of their 50th wed-
ding anniversary, Saturday, AUg. 22, 9 p.m. to
1 a.m., Lucknow Legion. Best; wishes only,
please. - 33x •
EUCHRE
Carlow Masonic Hall, Saturday, Aug. 15. Play
begins at 8 p.m. Cash prizes: Admission $5.
Refreshments provided. Singles and couples
welcome. - 33cc
ANNUAL MEETING
of Lochalsh Cemetery, Thursday, Aug. 20, 7
p.m. at the grounds. - 33,34ar
August Worship Schedule
Luckbow Presbyterian Churches
Aug. 16 - Lucknow Church 10 a.m.
Aug. 26 - VBS Service 10 a.m. (Lucknow)
Aug. 30 - South Kinloss @ 9:30 a.m.
- Lucknow @ 11 a.m.
LUCKNOW DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE
• Elyse deBruyn & Dennis Dewar
Wedding Reception - Saturday, Aug. 15
• Blood Donor Clinic
Wednesday, Aug. 26
FOR INFO OR BOOKINGS CALL
McDonagh Insurance 519-528-3423
48 Coming Events
30TH ANNUAL CULBERT REUNION
Sunday, Aug. 16, at Carlow Masonic Lodge,
Pot luck lunch at -1 p.m. Please bring a picture
for our family tree. - 33cc
GIVE BLOOD IN LUCKNOW
Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2 to 8:30 p.m., Lucknow
Community Centre, Willoughby Road. - 33-
35ar
BLYTH FESTIVAL SINGERS
Blyth Festival Singers want you! Wednesday,
Sept. 9. Registration 7:30 p.m. Practice 8 p.m.
sharp. Clinton Public. School. For more info call
519-482-9660. - 33,34cc
ST. HELEN'S FISH FRY
Saturday, Sept. 19, 5 to 7 p.m. $12 each avail-
able from St. Helen's residents. Children under
10 free. Take outs available. Inquiries: 519-
528-2279. Proceeds to Hall renovations. - 33ar
FIRST AID
Standard 1st aid/CPR-C Certification course.
Monday, Aug. 24, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
Fisherman's Cove. Please call 519-395-2757 if
interested. $100/person. - 33,34ar
PORK BARBECUE
Hosted, Purple Grove Community
Sunday, Aug. 16, 4 to 7 p.m. Door prizes, quilt
draw. Adults $12; children 5 to 10, $6; under
five -,free. Everyone welcome. Tickets 519-
395-3376 or 519-396-2001. - 32,33x .
DRENNAN 09 REUNION
At Chris and Joy MacDonald's, 37576 Belfast
Rd., RR 2, Lucknow, St. Helens. Saturday,
Aug. 15, 12 noon to 5 p.m. Pot luck, bringlawn
chairs, BYO refreshments. Everyone welcome.
32,33x
PSYCHICS RETURN
Christena and Peter return to: Sunaai Mall,
Goderich, offering caring anddedicatedread-
ings, Thursday, Aug. 13 to Sunday, Aug. 16. -
32,33cc
Dungannon -Union Pastoral Charge
Pastor. Lary Sayers, DIM
Dunganngn, Nile & Trinity Untied Churches warmly
welcome you to join with us in Sunday Worship.
-For times, please call 519-529-3127
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August 12 solution
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Turbines topic of discussion
BY SUSAN province is concerned
HUNDgRTMARg about municipal bound-
Seaforth-Huron Staff cries.
While they've missed
the July 24 deadline to
respond to the province's
Green Energy Act, Huron
County councillors voted
Aug. 5 to let the province
know their concerns about
setbacksfor wind turbines.
Coun. Bill Siemon
(Huron East) said he was
concerned that the Green
End Act doesn't address
the' situation when . wind
turbines are located' close
to a municipal boundary.
"A wind project could be
stopping someone from
buildingon .._ in ; a
neighbouringmunicipality
and you're encroaching on
their rights,"he said.
Huron County planner
Scott Tousaw ` respresponded
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that while he too did not
see a requirement ent in the
Act to notify abutting
municipalities, the require-
ment to notify the : public
about :-planned wind proj-
ects in the local newspaper
would prevent a new wind
project from everbeing a
stuff to those nearby.
"It would be very unusu-
al to have something snuck
up by thorn," said Tousaw.
Coun. Bill Dowson
(Bluewater) said that since
the provincial Act will
supersede all municipal
regulations, he doubted the
"I don't think municipal
boundaries are going to
mean a thing to these
guys," he said.
Coun. Ben Van
Diepenbeek (ACW) said
he was concerned about
wind turbine setbacks to
hamlets and villages,
adding that the 550 metres
currently recommended in
the Green Energy Act is
not enough.
"Probably they should
be at least one kilometre
away from any ;village or
hamlet. If they don't, they
are going : to have a- lot of
people complaining," he
said.
Coun. Bernie MacLellan
(Huron East) responded
that there should be no dis-
tinction between setbacks
in rural and n areas.
If it's tooclose to some-
one in a hamlet, it should
be too close for anyone -
:there a shouldn't be a -differ-
ence between them. Don't
treatrural residents as sec-
ond class citizens over
someone who lives in an
urban area,"said
MacLellan.
. Dowson said urban
areas should be treated dif-
ferently only because
municipalities have spent
a lot of money building up
infrastructure and he said
he is concerned: that wind
turbines that are too close
to urban areas will limit
their growth.
Coun. Dave Johnston
(Bluewater) agreed saying
that setbacks should be
measured from a munici-
pal boundary, not from the
nearest home since munic-
ipalities have set- aside
land , for future develop-
ment.
"There are a lot of
vacant lots that have the
potential for development
in the future that need to
be accounted for," added
Van Diepenbeek.
Coun. Joe Seih (Huron
East) reminded councillors
that as they lobby to push
wind turbines further away
from Huron County's vil-
lages and towns, the wind
industry will be lobbying
y g
to move them closer.
"The biggest : thing, even
in the province's eyes, is
there are people with
objections," he said,
adding that the public
meeting held about the
Green EnergyAct inn
pda-.
tions he Mended in Port
Elgin was "a big fluff -off
of ratepayers' lconcerns."
"I'm for green energy
but. I want safe and effec-
tive green energy," he said.
Seili stressed that even
though the deadline for
public comment is
}Ilion County should still
send the ..province its con-
cerns.
Huron - Kinlos5
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INVITATION TO TENDER
1. Point Clar. t Community Centre Custom Seal Roof
2. Point Clam Community Centre Porcelain Tile Flooring
3. Point Clark Community Centre Accessible Doors
4. Ripley -Huron Community Centre Accessible Door
5. Ripley -Huron Community Centre Water Heater
Sealed Quotes clearly marked as to contents will be received at
Township of Huron -Kinloss Municipal Office
Box 130
21 Queen St.
Ripley, Ontario NOG 2R0
until (11:00 AM) Thursday August 13, 2009 for;
Details for the projects listed are available at the Municipal Office. On site visits are
available by appointment. Only Tenders submitted on the proper forms provided at
Municipal Office will be considered bona fide bids. Lowest or any Tender not necessar-
ily accepted. Call 395-2909 for more information.
Mike Fair
Director of Facilities, and Recreation
2.
21 ()Heel) ' rcct, P.O. Box 1 ;(), l»II)Iv\, ON NOG 2ll(
519-395-373
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