HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-11-27, Page 3Lucknow. Sentinel, Wednesday, November 27, 1985—Page 3
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A 4.11 awards evening was held at Brookside Public. School Nov. 19 to honor those
completing six and 12 club projects. From left to right, Brebda Gibson, Trinity, and Lisa
Scott, Port Albert, both completed six projects, Angela Schneider, Auburn, completed 12
projects, and Margaret, Cronyn, Blyth, Teresa Meriam, Port Albert and ,Julie Glen,
Auburn, also finished six projects. Missing are Lisa Card, Kingsbridge, six projects and
Nancy Carmichael, Dungannon, 12 projects. ' [James Friel photo]
Gi'oups question Hydro's need
At least two groups will question Ontario
Hydro's need to get electricalpower out of
the Bruce Nuclear Power Development
when they appear before the Consolidated
Hearings on the Ontario Hydro Transmis-
sion System in Southwestern Ontario.
Both Energy Probe, a Toronto-based
research foundation • •and the Foodland
Hydro Committee made up of Bruce,
Huron. and Middlesex' farmers saidthey
intend toprove need does not exist over the
course of the hearings which got underway
in Guelph last week.
The joint hearings before the Ontario
Municipal B O and and . the Environmental.
Assessment Board were bogged down in
procedural wranglings during the first day
and the hearing Was adjourned early
another day while Ontario Hydro lawyer
Bruce Campbell sought more information
on a proposed alternative route to be
presented by the Ontario Institute of
Agrologists.
Campbell told,the hearing the provincial
• utlity is not prepared to have the . route,
proposed by the agrologists, considered by
the consolidated: board.
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Campbell also pointed out Hydro will not
consider the route commonly known as
modified M3 which was quashed by the
Ontario divisional court in July, 1984 after.
being approved by the previous consolid-
ated board hearing. The Highway .401.
route was discarded when several mvnicip-
alities'along'the highway including Oxford
County said there had not been adequate
notice of the 1982 hearings in Stratford.
Campbell cautioned the lawyers and
representatives of the Highway 401
municipalities that a transmission line
route could be built in the area even though
M3 has been termed technically deficient.
Campbell said the entire southwestern
Ontario study area is at risk.
Hydro wants a transm4Sion line to move
bulk electricity from BNPD through Huron
County to London. From there, the line
would go to the Nanticoke .' generating
station on Lake Erie. This line referred' to
as M7 is part of a recommended $432
million system plan. "
The hearings continue this week and are
expected to run six months.
Waste site quotes are opened
Council for the townhip .of Kinloss met
for the regular session on Nov. 4 with
Reeve Barry Johnston and • all council
members present.
Quotations which had been invited from
four engineering firms to submit a proposal
for provision of engineering services
related. to the preparation of a plan of
develdiment and operation of the township
waste disposal site based onguidelines
provided by the Ministry of the Environ-
ment (MOE) were, opened and the quote of
Paragon Engineering Limited of Port Elgin
was accepted for $5,250.00 as it was the
low. quote. The highest bid was $6,200.00.
The engineering costs ,of producing the
plan of development and operation of the,
waste disposal site are subsidizable' to the
amount of '54,000.00.
By-laws were passed pertaining to the
maintenance 'of the MacDougal, Conley,
Young, Pettepiece, Taylor-Tiffing-Scott.
and, Dore municipal drains.
A motion was passed supporting the
resolution circulated by the• ' town of
Durham requesting the Province of Ontario
to amend the School Boards and Teachers
Collective Negotiations Act taking away
teacher's right =to strike. •
General accounts for 558,646.79 and
roadways accounts for $65,432,.97 were
approved.
Donations keep rolling. in
The Sports Complex has already receiv-
ed donations in the drive -for i'gbuilding
funds. Alan McKim, Richmond Hill; Elliott
Whitby, London; Mark Berger, R 2
Goderich; Margaret Thompson, Toronto;
Dorothy Stein, Cambridge; V. A. Mow-
bray, Lucknow; Lucknow Chiropractic
Centre, Lucknow; Jack Webster, Edmon-
ton. , ..
Thelatest ticket purchases have been:
Lucknow Farm Supply, Lucknow; Lucknow
Hardware, Lucknow; Sewing Boz, Luck.
now DeeVee's Ladies Wear, Lucknow;
Doreen Young, Kincardine; Quinn's Flow•
ers, Lucknow; Loree's Ladies Wear,
Lucknow; Brock Cleland, Lucknow . Mrs.
Margaret MacDonald, Lucknow; John F.
Austin, RR 7, Lucknow; Marie Greer,
Lucknow; Pat Grazier, Lucknow; Charles
Liddle, Ripley; Doug Stevenson, Lucknow;
Janice Londry, Lucknow; Karen Whet-
stone, Lucknow; Mrs. Donalda Moffat,
Lucknow; Bruce McKenzie, Lucknow;
'Holyrood' Butchers Hockey Team; . Arm-
strong's Home Bakery, Lucknow; Les Fet-
ter Shoes, Lucknow; Fairview Foods, Luck -
now and Young's Farm Drainage, Kincar-
dine.
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