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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2014-04-30, Page 4Communities Accept the Invitation It was thrilling to receive so many responses to the invitation for community members to was their news, reports and photos to the Lucknow Sentinel. I have been asked my priorities for inclusion. My vision, and that of Sun Media, is the Luc - know Sentinel is a community newspaper. It will feature news, images and submissions from Lucknow, the Townships of Huron -Kinloss and Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh, then broaden out to neighbouring areas, Bruce and Grey Counties and further as it is relevant to our coverage area and as space permits. Here are some guidelines for submissions. Contact infor- mation is appreciated. It is a Sun Media policy that the date appears with photos and print copy. The name and title/ position of the writer and photographer should be clearly stated somewhere to receive credit as the creator, otherwise Val's Views Valerie Gillies it will appear as "submitted': Please keep it brief to avoid having it edited down and possibly los- ing a main point to fit the space. For photos, pro- vide the names of all who appear in order, as well as a brief description of what the picture is about. By law, when taking photos of those deemed as vulnerable populations including minors, seniors and those with developmental challenges, it is important to receive at least ver- bal permission from an adult in a guardianship role for the pictures to appear in print and in the online version of the publication. I will be creating a form with this information to assist Vol- unteer Reporters. It will be available by request at the office and by e-mail at lucknow.editorial@sunmedia.ca. A hearty thank you for rising to the call to make the Luc - know Sentinel by and for the communities and the sur- rounding area it serves. Township of Huron -Kinloss Council Meeting Report Valerie Gillies Lucknow Sentinel Huron -Kinloss Township Council met on April 21, 2014. An exemption to the noise by-law has been passed allowing Music in the Fields to operate for extended hours. The times will be extended from 11:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. on both August 23 and 24,2014. The rental fee for the Ripley Community Centre arena floor for the May 10, 2014 Kick - Off Dance was waived by request from the Rip- ley -Huron Reunion Committee. Council voted to support sending the letter prepared by the Multi -Municipal Wind Tur- bine Working Group (MMWTWG) regarding "New research indicates human ear does respond to infrasound from wind turbines." This is the first research that gives support to this concern. The Clerk is authorized to send the letter to the members of the Provincial Cabinet and the local Medical Officer of Health. A resolution was passed that "The Council of the Township of Huron -Kinloss : Requests that the Ontario Ombudsman undertake a broad review of systemic issues related to the current operation of the Renew- able Energy Approval process and, Recommend guidelines and standards for the process going forward to ensure that it operates with an appropriate level of integrity, openness and transparency appropriate for a high profile provincial government initiative." Council requests the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing to reconsider their policy direction regarding development on private roads and un -open road allowances and that policy be developed allowing municipalities more autonomy to regulate their own develop- ment in ways that are appropriate for their spe- cific area. Council requests that Premier Wynne and the Province take immediate action to prevent various rate increases to hydro electricity from being implemented. Council endorses the resolution of the Town of Penetanguishene and requests the Associa- tion of Municipalities of Ontario and Ontario Small Urban Municpalities Association com- municate to the Provincial Government on the necessity of new per student funding models for small town and rural Ontario municipali- ties. Also that these associations meet with the Minister of Education and Minister of Rural Affairs to review how the current model dra- matically impacts somll communities. This joint effort requests a moratorium on all school closures until the administrative process on accommodation reviews is completed by the Provincial government. The following by-laws were passed: #2014- 23 "Appoint Martin and the Business and Eco- nomic Officer By -Law"; #2014-24 "Lucicnow's Music in the Fileds Vendor By -Law" to cover future years to not have to ask for this every year; "Adopt Revised Permanent Liquor Sales Licence Policy By -Law"; #2014-26 "Hill, Pin, Birch and Emmerton Watermain and Road Reconstruction Tender Acceptance By -Law"; #2014-27 "Malcolm, Blake and Christina Watermain Replacement and Paving Project Tender Acceptance By-law"; #2014 28 "2014 Compliance Audit Committee By -Law"; #2014- 29 "Consolidated Appointment Amendment April 2014 By -Law"; 2014-30 "Bruce Clean Water Research Initiative Agreement 2014 By - Law"; 2014-31 "Authorize Agreement with Dominion Voting Systems Corporation By - Law"; #2014-32 "Unopened Road Allowance (Delhi Street, Lucknow) Establish Highway By - Law" and 2014-36 "Memoranda of Agreement - Natural Gas Project By -Law': Lucknow Bowling Scores Submitted Bowling Results for April 14, 2014 MONDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE 4 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, April 30, 2014 www.lucknowsentinel.com The Lucknow Sentinel PUBLISHED WEEKLY P.O. 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The Sentinel is available on microfilm at: GODERICH LIBRARY, (from 1875) 52 Montreal Street Goderich ON N7A 1M3 Goderichlibrary@huroncounty.ca KINCARDINE LIBRARY, (from 1875 to 1900 & 1935 to 1959) 727 Queen Street Kincardine ON N2Z 1Z9 We acknowledge the financial support of the Government of Canada through the Canadian Periodical Fund (CPF) for our publishing activities. Cana11*1 c Aocna Member of the Canadian Community Newspaper Association and the Ontario Community Newspapers Association Team Standings: Dragon Lilies - 64.5, Roses - 60.5, Poppies - 58, Jack -in -the -Pulpit - 52 High Single Female: Wendy Ritchie - 232 High Single Male: Herk - 255 High Triple Female: Wendy Ritchie - 586 High Triple Male: Ron Elliott - 643 Over 200 Scores: Eric Taylor - 216 Bowling Results for April 22, 2014 TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Playoff Champs: Beauty & the Beasts -11, Young Guns -8, The Good the Bad the Ugly -7. Fast & Furious 111-6 High Single Female: Rachel Elliott -215 High Single Male: Ron Elliott -273 High Triple Female: Rachel Elliot -594 High Triple Male: Ron Elliott -775 Over 200 Scores: Kevin Finnegan -212, Ron Elliott -268, 234 TOWN AND COUNTRY BOWLING SCORES FOR APR 24,2014 Team Standings: Daffodils -11, Hyacinths -11, Tulips -7, Daisies -7, Pansies -6, Snowdrops -3 Games over 200: Bev Springer -224, Grace Hopf-215 Games over 175: Pat Livingston -194, Emer- son Howald-189, Brian Doelman-177 High Single Ladies: Bev Springer -224 High Double Ladies: Bev Springer -398 High Single Men: Emerson Howald-189 High Double Men: Emerson Howald-357