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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1970
'LUCKNOW NOMINATION
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' munity support received from .:var-
ions organizations with particular
reference to the Lions Club for
donating the ice„scraper to' the
arena and•the Legion for their.
financial assistance to minor sport.
Reeve Joynt outlined the town's.
debenture debt which he felt was
in a very healthy state, He made
reference to continued pressure
by Ontario: Water Resources over
the years to have sewers installed
in'the downtown area. Knowing”'
the quicksand conditions, he felt
that the project would, be impos
sible under the present financing
_...a;rr_:ngements i.�th__.rhe Ontario •
commission and said that the ,
town engineer has estimated the
work at •between $400 ,000 and>
$500,000, He maintained that
the responsiblity for pollution
was' both federal and provincial
and that the cost sharing arrange-.
ment at present was not such asto
'permit an expenditure of this
kindon a small municipality. He
said, "A. municipality .with a one
million dollar assessment cannot .
'pick up a. net cost of $250.,Q00..
This is why 1 have fought this
with Ontario Water Resources
• Over the years." Mr. Joynt said..
he would definite, ly,'be. standing
for the office:of Reeve for the
next two year term. r.
The Reeve spoke of a proposed
road building project on Ludgard .
Street which along with other
road work a ;bridge on Havelock •
Street South and sidewalk work
eXtremetigh cost of financing.
1.1e said that the:ditch to the west
of the arena had been' taken: under-
.- $600DirnprOving the west entrance
. and parking 'area at the arena.
The well, drilled several years
ago at the ,south=east outskirts
. of. the. village , has not been dev-
eloped ,:again'because Of the high
cost nder-the_exist-
ing money. -market.
Councillor Oclon •Wraith spoke
..of the rise in the water rates stat-
ing that ever increaSing costof
service. made some rise necessary.
.tha-t-a.'surplus might -The established
to assist with the Cost of bringing
thelnew well into serVice the last.
.estimate of Which was about
$19,000. He.stated that he and
councillOrGeorge Newbold rep-
resented the council 'on the newly
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
formed recreation committee ,and:
that he was pleased to see the . •
committee operating efficiently
under the chairmanship of Bill
Hunter.
Councillor Murvin Solomon, as,
chairman of Hydro,, gave.a finan-
cial breakdown of the work of.
the hydro systemthrough the two.
'years 1969 and 1970. He said
that thispast year Ontario. Hydro
had increased the cost of power to
the local municipality by 7 °Jo
but that thishad been''absorbed
by the system and had not been'
passed on to the consumer. , He
said. word. had been received of , .
an additional 81 % increase
vhich'would.'come early in 1971
and -That a decision had not been
reached as yet as to how thin
Would be' financed locally. Mr.
—Solomon spoke. of the hydrb .
system's share in purchasing the
new town truck and of the' pur-
chase of the ladder truck. He
also outlined steps taken' in'the
building of .feeder lines in the :
south -end of town which are hook-.
ed up to a feeder station just
south of Lucknow. This will
provide; improved service'to'the
village.,•
• .
Councillor Harold Greer, as
chairman. of .the building commit•
tee for the Lucknow Arena
project, gave., a detailed break
down: of costs involved..' • The/cost
of bringing the •building up to;
the national :building code, not
'including. other improvements
was $23,228. This figure was
broken down; repairing trusses
and piers, 9,435; new, steel,
10,108'; engineering, 2,927; re=
pairs to bottoms -•of. trusses ;. 758,
The cost of 'the new. addition at
the west end , and; its facilities„
- bing•-a.nd=heat--
ing, 5087; wiring'2800 for a tot-
al cost of $33,49.6.
Other experises'included
improvements .to the old steel'
roof ,'1000; remodelling of the
east end , .1.400; painting, 1875
for• a Total of $4275:,
It was discovered that the old
cushion around the ice .surface...
had to be replaced and this, with
the installation of ii cementslab
walk way and standing area 'be-
hind the c;,• lion, cost $5000. ,
$1 Q i'nsuranci`saving was realiz-
ed by this work as,an' accumuld-
tion •of old paper, etc. had, result-
ed;' in the 'old 'seating .area being:.
Considered by' insurance officials
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the planned' projects were a bit
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Mt Newbold taid that the
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