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a ------ i ------ a .a A REE = FS an -- 12- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 29, 1992 J. Peter Hvidsten Port Perry Star Raise the Flag Day in Scugog Township raised little attention 'Saturday morning as a handful of dignitaries and a small group of residents watched as the Canadian signature flag was unfurled and raised in Palmer Park. But for those attending, the brief ceremony and hoisting of the huge signature flag was a proud and emotional moment. After a few comments from Mayor Howard Hall and Kinsmen National President Dave Robinson, representatives of the township and Port Perry High School unfurled the multi- colored signature flag and pulled it up the flagpole. Brisk winds during the cere- mony proved to be advanta- geous as the gigantic flag waved proudly in the cool September breeze revealing the small Canadian flag surrounded by a large white band and thousands of local signatures. Mayor Howard Hall accepted the flag from Mr. Robinson, which he said flew in Peneticton B.C. earlier this year. Mayor Hall said they hope to have a container made for the flag, and then allow schools or local organizations to use it for dis- plays or special occasions. "I'd like to see it become an annual event raising the signa- ture flag on Canada Day," the mayor told the Port Perry Star. Mr. Robinson also presented Raise the Flag Day in Scugog the township with a limited edi- tion print, depicting two child- ren signing a large signature flag. The print was painted by Deborah Rothwell. Mayor Hall accepted the print and said it would find a place in the council chambers of the Scugog municipal office. Attending the official ceremo- ny were two representatives of Port Perry High School stud- ent's council, president Chris Brozina and vice president Melissa Rudy, Durham Bd. of Education trustee Bobbic Drew, Regional Councillor Yvonne Christie, councillors Marilyn Pearce, Ken Carruthers and Ken Gadsden and a small group of interested residents. Earlier this year, students from the high school raised enough money to erect a new flag pole in Palmer Park. The pole was dedicated in April dur- ing the Kinsmen Club's Proud to Be Canadian Flag Tour celebrations. Student council president Brozina said he was pleased to see the students get involved with this special occasion and that being part of the event made him proud to be Canadian. "It's good to see this Canadian and community spirit," Ms. Rudy said. Following the ceremony, the signature flag flew for about an hour before being removed for safe keeping and replaced with a new Canada flag. 19 hectares (47 acres) in size address and postal code. Friday. CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF VICTORIA ~ PUBLIC MEETING ~ Concerning A Proposed Amendment To The Victoria County Official Plan (File 16.5 - 115) TAKE NOTICE THAT the Planning Advisory Committee, on behalf of the Council of the Corporation of the County of Victoria, will hold a Public Meeting on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1992 at 10:00 am in the Victoria Room at the County of Victoria Administration Building located at 26 Francis Street, Lindsay, Ontario, to consider a proposed Amendment to the Victoria County Official Plan. THE PURPOSE of the proposed Official Plan Amendment is to establish additional policies affecting the granting of consents for severances in the Township of Mariposa. The Township has requested an amendment which would prevent severances from parcels of land which are designated Agricultural, by the Official Plan, and which are less than 19 hectares (47 acres) in size or which would not be reduced in size 10 below 19 hectares (47 acres). This amendment would reduce the number of non-farm lots created in agricultural areas and reduce the potential for conflicts with non-farm uses. This amendment applies only to the Township of Mariposa for lands designated Agricultural and less than ANY PERSON MAY attend the Public Mecung and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed Amendment. At the public meeting presentations that would take longer than ten minutes should be presented in written form and summanzed verbally. All submissions received prior to or at the Public Meeting will be considered by Planning Advisory Committee prior to a recommendation being made to County Council. NOTICE of the adoption of the Official Plan Amendment will only be given to those who make a written request for such notice along with their name, ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed Amendment is available for inspection at the County of Victoria Planning Department, 26 Francis Street, Lindsay, Ontario between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm, Monday to DATED AT THE COUNTY OF VICTORIA THIS 2%th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1992 Mr. Clare McKay, CAO/Clerk County of Victoria, PO. Box 9000 26 Francis Street, Lindsay, Ontario, K9V 5R 8 (705) 324-9411 or Fax (705) 324-1750 op RA EA Ep Ta gon £1 CIE RAR RAT edition print from Kinsmen President Dave Robinson. Back ro councillor Marilyn Pearce and Chris Brozina. st o . x £5 , 3 . con RX : 3 Ax 3 : Va py AP Wht . ; $ . ¢ 2 Ee 2 " y 3 4 E 7 A : ili © JPETERHVIDSTEN/ PORT PERRY 8T A small but enthusiastic crowd watched the giant Canadian sighature flag raised In Palmer Park Saturday morning as part of a national Raise the Flag Day in Canada. Seen here with the flag in the background are, left front, Mayor Howard Hall accepting a limited eft, Melissa Rudy, a hJ " J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Port Perry High School student council president Chris Brozina and vice president Melissa Rudy begin to raise the signature flag to the top of the flag pole donated to the township earlier this year. Also seen in the photo are Mayor Howard Hall and at far left, Kinsmen National President Dave Robinson. Mini Van Running Boards 1 60° A installed ~~ (Bf) lems installed tion of Truck Caps * Box Liners * Trailer Hitches * Captain's Chairs * Sun Roofs » Roof Vents Installation VAN & TRUCK Large Selec WORLD = RN or 1670 Simcoe St., N. 1050 Brock Rd. N., Oshawa - 579-6868 Unit 3, Pickering (1/4 mile south of (1/4 mile south of 401) Durham College) (416) 839-8771 EMMERSON 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. 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