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Lticluiew
iiiiiirered. a.. at, 1.50 a0.0.. Friday
morning destiney Maits Kiitelren on
Campbell Street East. The. inside . of the :building
completely. engulfed by flames when; the :eremen arrive l
and they proceeded to put' Birt the fire to protect,
nelehbowing houses. Cause of . the fr+e ••bas -''not: been :
determined..The busdnees was operated by Mai j.. Mc , of
Luelcnow and the ' boiling is ,owned .by. ;Oliver Glenn;
Lucknow. Mrs. McLeod only recently opened_ the restaurant
business at thee: location which hal been empty, for, several
months. [Sentinel Stag Photel
Kinloss Council met for
the regular session on Oct-
ober
ctober 13 'with all members
present F
Addin. Dawson's tender of
S28.po per hour was accepted
for the winter of 1.981-82for
snowblowing on Washington
and George Streets ,easf of
Lucknow:; and; at the Town-
s * a t ". •Yrs.
A motion of A ugust 17
auk the clerk to bor,
row up to S300,000.00.to`aid
in the constriction of drain
age works' was amended to
change the authorization of
$170,000.00 as granted by •
the Ontario Municipal Board'
and by-law 18-1981. pertain-
ing .to theauthorization, was
g'iv'en third, and final •reading
and passed. .
Applications for tile drain-
age. loanwere accepted -for
Ian Thomas, lots 24 and 25,
concession 6, for $15,000.00;
Robert MacMillan, lots= 31
and 32, concession 1, for
520,000.00; Douglas &die,
lot ;4, concession 7, . for
$4,300.00; . William. Young,
NIA lot 25, concession 5,for
53,800.00; Erie Exel, lot 32,
concession 3 for- ,7t 0.00;
James and Donald Bonk, lots
8, 19. 20. concession 1, for
Fran Elphick
•
58,200.00; R.W.L. Invest-
ments, lot 27, concession 2
and lot 27,. concession 8 for
$3,30.0.00:
A notionby councillors
Hidden* and Eadie gave
first, second and third read-
ing to by-law 24-1981 inipos-
ing special :annual, drainage,
rates upon land upon, which
money is borrowed :under
Tile Drainage Act 19'1f
A motion by . councillors
McBride and Hatdenby .ac-
cepted the application of
Robert Geddes, lot 6, R1.
SDR to construct . a machine
storage building and a mo-
tion ,by councillors Eadie and
Gibb accepted the request of
Gloria : Neufeld, part lot 61,
concession 1 to rezone prop-
erty from A2 (restricted agri-
culture) to R2 (detached res-
idential).
General accounts fog
513,179.58 and highway ac-
counts for. $13,.194,56 were
ordered paid.
At a special meeting in
September, council met .with
representatives of the South
Bruce Planning Department
and the township lawyer,
Joseph Reinckenbach to re-
view objections to the Town-
ship restricted area by -law -
7 -1981, in order to relfect'the
speaks
intention of the . objections
before they come before the
Ontario Municipal Board. A
motion was then:passed that
the Ontario Municipal Board
be : advised that by-law 7-
1981 conforms to the provi-
sion of the Bruce County
South Official Plan as such
µ. pran pertains. to the Town
mac of Kinloss.
)The Clerk. was instructed
to notify the , Ministry of
Transportation and 'Com-
munication that the Town
ship! had no objections to the
application of Wayne Bushell
for 'a wrecking yard licence,
at. lot; 3,,. range 1; NDR. This
instruction supercedes a pre-
vious notification for a gar-
age licence.
By-laws were passed to
rezone part of'lot.11, range 1,
'SDR to permit a single family
dwelling; to '`permit . an agri-
1,"culturai lotless than
mini-
um area;also on ` lot 11,
range 1 SDR andfinally to.
rezone part of lot 3, range 1
At the October meeting of
Ashfield Township Council
October 6, Bill Baliwell, a
summer resident of Port
Albert presented Council
with an official photograph of
• the former Air Navigation
School, R.A.F. Port Albert,
which was taken in . Septem-
ber 1941.
on representing
. J.B. Paul eprese g
the Dungannon . Kinsmen,
addressed council regarding
a proposed drop-in centre for
senior citizens. Council'ap-
pointed John. . Austin and
Grant Curran to a joint.
committee to investigate the.
alternatives available.
By-law # 21, 1981 to close
portions of streets in the
• Survey of . • Altonville, was
giventhud reading and
passed. Approval.•was. given
to an application for sever-
ance by Harvey . Kilpatrick,
pt. of lot 12, con. 10 E.D.. for
a proppsed*utilizer plant.
The' clerk: vas . authorized
to apply for an interim, pay-
ment . of, the: 1981 road.
subsidy.- .:
Cburicil' ` a uota-
tion 4 from ` oeLtd. to
Toad and haul "B" gravel for
the bridge approaches lot 8,
NDR to permit the establish- .
Ment of a wrecking :yard•.
re
and . 9;' con. 6. 7 E.D...,
By-law # 25, 1981 author,
izmg the Reeve and Treas-:
urer up to . ;5200,000 for
current expenses from the
Bank of Montreal, was given
three readings and passed.
By-law #•.27, 1981"setting
the interest • rate on. tax
arrears at 22.2 per, cent per
annum, 1,85 per cent per
month,:. was given three read-
ings. and passed.
T.AnderDtain 'Ex-
tension B y-1awson:. #23,and
the. Simpson Drain By-law #7
•were.given.third reading and
passehed;...
Applications for loans un-
der the Shoreline Property
Assistance Act were .approv-
ed for 'Earl Burdetti, 53500;
R. J. Miller,. $3000, lot 15,..
L.R. and H. _ Eldridge,
510,000, plan, -23, lot 12 LR.
A petition drainage pres-
ented by William Farmsh-was
accepted and 'Maitland En-
gineering were authorized:to
make a survey of tlie: a ea
and report.
Road,, , abcounts . of ,
547,278.47 and general ac-
counts
c counts - of S55 - • : gere'�
PP
a roved for Pa�.
,d
Council ajourned to meet
October 20 at 7.30 p.m. ;
;ount�n..
'o eep You Warm Is Winter
HIEPROO .YIMINPiIIOF LIGHTWEIGHT PERMANENT
to kkni•i�uitural Society
The Lucknow' -� Hor
ti Mural Society met on Oct
-
r 14 at 2 p.m. fn the
Lucknow Legion.
The guest speaker was
Fran Eiphick who gave an
interesting demonstration on
making. Christmas crafts and
deacons from dried flow-
ers, silk . flowers and felt
material.
Thesociety is planning a
tree planting program in
II co-operation with the Luck -
now . Village Connell, , to re-
place the, older trees which
have been cut dowry in the
.last few years. The society's
annual banquet will be held
in November.
A discussion was held con-
cerning the beautification of
the village for the 12Sth
i birthday celebration planned
for 1983..
A report of • the Ontario
Horticultural Society conven-
tion in .Niagara Falls was
given by the delegates who
attended representing the
Lucknow Society, Jean Whit -
,by and Joan Robinson.. •
Mrs. Whitby and 'Mrs.
Robinson remarked .lir their
report that these conventions
serve a learning function as
Well as .being social events.
They pointed out that fiord -
culture is ranked eighth in
recreational activities and
more people participate" in
this recreational 'activity than
play golf:
One observation madeat
the convention was:
If you want to be happy for a .
you want to be ha
day, get drunk. •
If
y ply for a
week, get married,
If you want to be happy all
your life, be a garden
Just pour bundadesbi
i place. Level- it acrd
you're ti itis• gain=
use Vel Iasi -
ham.
pour it in once and
yoterit insulated for the
life of your house.
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