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on MacDonald and Ed Blackwell
of the Lucknow "Recreation COM-
mittee attended the September
meeting of the Lucknow village
counc il.
Purpose of the meeting was to
clarify some points concerning
the installation of the comMunity
swimming pool.
A motion had been made at the
last recreation meeting that the
committee attend the next meet-
ing of council.
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'motion by Whitby and Glenn
moved a vote of thanks to Mr.
Hunter and the pool committee
on behalf of the municipality.
In reply, Bill thanked council
for this co.nfidence and said that
fiejliad Made —
errors at times, they had done
their best for the community.
Reeve Joynt explained the
method of payment on the pool..
He said that to be eligible for
grants ;mone ytaised_must_gro_
through the village accounts. He
said the Lions campaign money
was.placed in a Special village
account and. the. cheques written
by the village in order that proper
grants would be received.'
Bill- Hunter said that twosimil-
ar pools.have been Instal-la
within 100 miles of 'Lucknow,; one
...in Wyoming and one in, Sarnia.
One has been in 14 years and the
other 2 years. Both have proved
very satisfactory and were thor-
oughly investigated, before the
Lucknow.pool was decided on.
He said that the pool was. attrac-
tive because o t e. ow main e
ance costs in years to come.
Both Councillors Wraith and
Solomon expressed doubts about
the pool construction.
ReeVe JOynt said , "Any further
knocks is only going to deterior-
ate the canyasS. As, far as I-am--
concerned , this matter,
of.discussion is closed".
meeting. adjourned
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20th, 1972
• Swimming Paoli Discussed
At September -CouncilMeeting
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The meeting produced an ex- •
change of comments about the
pool installation, methods of
installation and future mainten-
ance which sometimes became a
bit heated between members of
council,
Eldon Wraith, a member of
council and also a member of the
Lucknow Recreation Commiittee,
was disturbed that referenele had
been made in the local paper
that the Recreation Committee in
Lucknow had been responsible
for planning of the' swimming
poOl. Mr. Wraith said that as a
member of that committee , at 'no
time had he been involved in
planning or choosing of a, pool.
Bill Hunter, chairman of the
Recreation Committee, said that
.while the original pool planning
e P&-cre-atianal-COm--
'rnittee , an area committee was
later formed and some investiga-
tion work done and 'later still he
as' an individual, because of his
interest in the project, had con.;-
tinued-ort the fa,ct finding pro-__
ject concerning the pool. He
said the Recreation Committee ,
as such, did not sponsor the pool.
Councillor Murvin Solomon
wanted 'to know whethet this was
a Recreational Committee pro-
jector amens Clull_projeat_
Mr. Solomon was told that this
could be considered as a Lions
f ro-ject in-that they had-agreed
to spearhead the fund raising for
the pool installation.
Main bone of contention, with
Councillor Wraith was in regard
to future maintenance and operat-
ing costs of the pool. Asked
what he wanted from the meeting
Mr. Wraith said /that he wanted
W see signed agreements by the
four municipalities that they
would share equally in future. op-
erating costs of the-pool. ..
Chairman Hunter tolci_Mr..
Wraith and others at the council
table, that verbal agreement on
maintenance and operating had
been made between Lucknow
nosh before, the pool was contract-
ed.
Reeve George Joynt stated that
there had been two meetings of
all concerned about the 'pool
project and the .time to ask ques-
tions and raise objections was at
these meeting , not now after
she Lions Club have been beating
their brains out in raising-ftriffi —
for this project. The first meet-
ing was in the town ball with the
pool representative present and
this •was the time to be asking
questions, he said.
,,Reeve Joynt said that it did not
matter 'where the meetifigliad---
been held , but that the important
thing was that all points had been
clarified before the pool construc-:,
tion commenced. The most
recent meeting, he said, had
taken-place at the- May-fair- P.est--
aurant when majority representa-
tion from all four municipalities
'was present. 'Operation and main-
tenance was discused at that
meetin'g‘and there was no dissent-
ing voice in the meeting when a
poll 'was taken of the indiViduals
present. Mr; Joynt' said tharthese--
Municipal representatives agreed
and obligated themselves at.this
meeting. They are all honourable
men, representing their mUnicip-
alities; and most of us have not
been in a hurry about getting this
assurance into, written agreements.
Councillor_Wraith said that he
had not been able to attend' that
meeting but Understood that the „,
agreement on future maintenance
had,been made in principle and
that the matter was to 'be taken
back to each council table. He
said. that_he would ,like. each and
every council to give this formal
approval.
Stemming from this , a 'motion'
was put by Councillors Whitby • .
Got ne41
accept/ their equal share of one
quarter of the operating and main•
tenance costs of the Lucknow
Pool, The motion carried.
Buster Whitby, a, member of
council and a member of the
Recreation Committee , spoke
highly of the work done by Bill
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