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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-11-22, Page 18tions in the Township. Applications will be, received for wingn-an for snowplowing. The insurance coverage was discussed on the arena and it decided that Kinloss Would he in favour of the increased insurance, if agreeable with the other 1111111 - icipa lities.. Two applications for land divi- sion .were received, one on part Lot 14, Conc. 10 and Part of Lot 10,.Conc. 11 south of payton SUrvey. Council recommendcd consent be given on both applica'- tions. The follow ing-accounts-w-€44:-,-- ordered paid:•4 General $236,- •Highways $$267.99. The meeting adjoh/rned t15,7:":t'L on November 20 at 8 p.m. FRASER MaCKINNON, Brownies Attend Guide Meeting PASS; .11110HTMEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER 22nd, 1972. HARDBOARD PANELS 1111111111111111111111111111111111N11111111111111111 GYPROC WALLBOARD IN SIZES - 4 FEET x'$ FEET . CFEET x 9 FEET 4 FEET x 10 FEET GYPROC FILLER AND. TAPE GYPROC LATH 111111111111111111111111111 I111111111111111111111111111U11111111111 JOHN W. HENDERSON LUMBER LTD. Phone 528-3118 Lucicnow , ICINLOSS RA TEPAYERS CONTINUED FROM PAGE ? ship. Many drains in the town- ship are in need of minor re- zairs? -Grant E.ckenswi1Ter7ilietther member of council, reported on his work on the Lucknow Arena Committee and that they were trying to arrange , for the installation of seats. He felt the roller skating program had been a real good thing for the' area. He spoke of the waste dis- it.e=on=t . orb which, to date, had been cover- ed every two weeks. Elm trees continue to be -a probleni-and are falling all over the place. They have •to be disposed of and thistakesmoney out oLthe_road program: Campbell, Johnston and Es-ken. swiller all stated they would stand again for council. Some questions came from the audience about the proposed medical 'centre. Jim. Mc Ewan .wondered if it was necessary for the township to be involved and • sited the medical clinic, built in Kincardine by the Medical doctois themselves. Orville _Elliott stated_that the_ thought was that the centre would bei.nsurance for the medical and dental needs of the future He said-ghat 11 a dOStor was lost from the area , he' would be difficult to replace. The proposed medical centre would offer office facilities 'far three doctors and a dentist. Following further discussion on lia? 4 feet x 8 feet NICOLA PINE WHITE OAK ELDORADO OAK MALABAR TEAK TYEE CEDAR SIENNA. OAK BAYOU PECAN HEARTS= OF OAK 104.64,4441104444411444WWWW•ovirsolle64 improve your property / now Your 'property is a prime investment-but only if it is weWcared for. Check over your property now and arrange to repair, and renovate as‘needed. -Get-the-estimates from your supPliet-contractor... Get :the money from V and G. Get the satisfaction that conies from knowing you have enhanced the worth Of your investment in your property. VICTORIA tOy,PANs, deco Lealand Hill, Manager Elgin and Kingston Streets Goderich S24-7381 COSt$ p Leo Murray said that the or iginal agreement among the five municipalities was for a facility up, to a maximum, of $60,000. When final figures are received, the matter would receive further study and in particular, if the tender price was above this figure. Orville Elliott pointed out that the building would be self support- ing from rental and that the muni- cipalities would only be involved in the original capital costs. Allan Maclntyre questioned if the present doctor's offices had e'*er been considered or if an'ap- proach had been made in this re- gard. Mr. Elliott stated that a large lot was available to the commit- tee at a price of $3000 and that the matter of parking was a mat- ter which had to be considered closely.. The proposed lot would offer ample parking, 24 cars at the rear Of the building. Asked from the audience if the doctor's were interested the reply from,Mr. Elliott was, "10016". Mr. Elliott showed the 'architect's plans of the proposed mediCal centre. . Road superintendent' Frank SchumachergaVe a detailed • breakdown of costs in his depart- ment during the past year. Ross McRae, members of the Bruce County Board of Edtication for Kinloss, Lucknow, Culross and Teeswater, addressed the meet- ing. Mr. McRae resides in Cul- ross . He has completed-4-years on the board and announced his ,intention :of standing for office again. • He reported that his four muni •cipalitieswere the best in Bnice to serve. During his.four years,. only' two letters ,.of the many which come to the board ,"came from his ward.. One was about a fence question, which hid not been• settled by the local board when they left office in'Culross and the other was'from a lady • who wanted support in having Sesame Street returned to TV. The county .budget for •educa- tion is $11,900,000. Transporta- tion costs are between $5000 and $6000 per day. • P. A. Murray, a former coun- cillor , Reeve and Warden' of Bruce was called on, for a ,few words. Mr;Mr Murray was concerned about the new election regulations which would allow a person to .live in the municipality for a feW weeks, not own property and yet be elect- ed_t_O'rouncil, "He ht have no more interest in the township than the man in the moon", corn-, mented Mr. Murray. Phone felt a resolution should go out .to all municipalities in Ontario and-Y-stroirgTeprese-nia- tion be made to the Department of Municipal Affairs to have this changed: "This is rotten, this is terrible", Mr. Murray said: He-complimented-the--present council for work well done. Don Thompson, representing The Lucknow Sentinel, complim- ented all members of Council fOr having interesting, Meaningful reports and comments at the meeting which kept ratepayers tuned in to what was taking place -in the townshl Allan Miller expressed, the wish that detailed reports of council meetings , itemizing all. accounts paid, be 'submitted to the Lucknow Sentinel for printing. The township has always sub=". minted minutes to the paper but in recent years the itemizing of each • t individual account paid had been lumped as a total." Allan MacIntyre said he felt the ratepayers would 'like to read the detailed report of accounts paid. . ' Harvey Bouston, on behalf of the Lucknow Swimming Pool Committee, expressed-thanks to , the residents of Kinloss and the • canvassers for 'their excellent response. , William E. Haldenby, a former councillor, spolTe highly of the recreation program in the town- ship., Gerald Murray questioned the responsiblity Of the drainage contractors and engineer When so . ankh trouble was' being expel-7. jerked with drains around the township. ing•problerni• in the township: Kinloss Township Council met in' regular session on November 6 at 7.30 p.m., the reeve and all council ,present. After the minutes of the regular meeting of October 2nd and spec- ial Meetings on October 5th and 23rd were confirmed, the follow- ing business was dealt with. A petition from Jack A5kert was accepted for a clean out on the AckertDrain "Ext." It was suggested/the engineer look at the drain to see how far it need-be cleaned, out.. By-law 8-1972 was passed reverting back to biennial elec- Kinloss Hold Regular Session , • • The. Robin Patrolopened t11(,• LucknoW Girl Guide meetin4 With the flag raising. • • Captain •Helm presented .Nancy Warren:with her Campfire'LLader Badge, Kathy Brooks with her Baker Badge and Kathy Trelc,iyen _with her _Cseative Craft Bade . Four Brownies, Betty Stan! ;\ , Lynn. Sheppard, Suzanne Kirkland. and Anita play attended tric meeting.'• Captain Helm and Kathy Tre- leaven taught knots while the Tenderfoot girls were helped hy. Lieutenant Johnston. The Bluebird PatrOl had. Camp- fire. followed by Vespers ar Taps. Turn old bottles into drinking glasse.s, candlesticks, vases, decorative glassware We • also have glftss stain, liquid lead, 'instruction books . . every- thing you beer] to turn your 41 bottles and jars ,into treasures! 1 528-2906 Vit lagt- 11 EG AND CAROL JONES bI313 Feature Craft . BOTTLE; CUTTER KIT CIMOW-,--014TARIO (-Or THIS WEEK , IN OUR CRAFT CORNER 6.00