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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-06-26, Page 3titellutow Seutinet esdsYg *Tune 2 1991 page 3 • ., tram page 1 *eclat ''couunl unity use'' projects. Ontario Scholia - Ong, but if its not bawd on the like the we en the•books for The Bruce County Board •of curriculum:a s a waste of time. The Saublect The province win *lege Edavatal way eonsider vendtag school year is almaily under Unite QW&4sliglinnIStht inentimoile ita own -money to Make sure 0114, plasma' Martindale sad r eathmunitY Wes like day caw Olio Scholars still get a financial or office space for other wades. row* Capital Fund* Tedford sod both cornountY uSe The provinCe WOO Ssid it is snd sbare4 sjce with tituce Cow- oanc„eikas the siot) award that goes Miiigontonjhe1atrowidof k capital grants dodast mealy the nthcP Beard has no boilding projects to do this yew.While chainnan David Inglis • e ssed °Oat dismay' over the. Wine 'to vii any pr01/111401 0010 this year for building projects trustee Don Tedford minted out it got $555„000 earlier this year tO be spent in 1992 on the Wiartnn Public School. Even without other guts, the Board is being kept busy spending the $2.2 mink* it was awarded in 1 , 990 for wodc In HePwOrtk Walkerton and Port Elgin. The Board is also doing its own projects in 'Chesley and at the Ontdoor Education centre. As well, the Board is honing to tap into a $50 million fund for are being investigated '0*. the • with, o conflate to proposed 'Sirtuble school. achievingover80 per cent. B�ard IfegotiatiOns are con chairman DavidInglis said hes thin* on two .possible sites for diSaPpointed the province set high 4000% aoudads (00E04o Scholarss then polled away, its soppott iling "the.. For its vitas - they Bruce -Grey need foraction,* ninny. Areas in te Boardir,'Qcestatie" about this tinie. tecesslon." . Tedford said the the, $5!7 MOM elementary school province took "an put the. efftist crowded St. Basil'S.school in Owen & suggested the $100 scholarshiP • Sound,. meansa lot to some Artiness • especially. in a recession. That project had been number one hopes of saving the Ontario priority on the separate board's Scholarshipr, from becoming what wish list and on -the books t.ce, six' Inglis described as "just *piece. of Years; "There's no question 'about paper, the board will, look into the need for the schools- said the . paying the $100 itself, while still board's Wing superintendent of Pstestill$ the province's decision. business. The BrucvOrey Separate There are between 70-80 Ontario beard did not set any capital, fun- Scholars in Bruce ' County each Ashfield township council met on hookup into the existing "D" branch capability of the berm to contain June 11 to discuss engineer's of the drain. He also stated his peak flows, and how a'. spill over reports on the Wetnria Street concern with neighbouring poplar would affect his property. Drainage Works and w the Lane roots infiltrating the drain. Mr. Pridham responded ta5 the Drainage Works Alton Berm William Taylor then indicated that questions raised by Donald Alton Construction. Tom Pridham, ea- no maintenance had been done on and Bill_ VanDyke indicating that ghteer and Paul McINtyre, of R.I. the outlet since its installation . the cost of work already comoged Burnside and Associates Ltd., of Stratford presented the reports. Seven landowners - attended to discuss the report on the Victoria Street Drainage. Mr. Pridham explained the watershed, the problem of erosion of the owlet on Mr. Taylor's property and the pos- sible options to rectify the probiem, and an estimated cost of the project.- Eight landowners met to discuss A preferred option was thew**. the -Lane- Amin, Alton Berm cussed in further detail., Construction report. Mr Pridham Bill Balkwill raised concerns . pointed out that the purpose of this about the extent of the water shed meeting was to discuss the en - and possible alteration to it since gineering aspects of the project and the initial report in 1977. It was the work required. He reviewed the pointed out that several gullies Were report in detail and explained how eroding in that immediate area. the individual assessments were Ken Vanderburg expressed a arrived at. difficulty in getting a suitable Chester Hackett questioned the 1977 and that he wished to see the on the berm was incorporated into project proceed if the costs could be the levy for the Alton property. kept in line. Council subsequently voted in At the conclusion -of discussion, favour of adopting the construction council opted to deter adoption of report and the clerk was instructed the preliminary report and instruc- to prepare a provisional bylaw. tions to the engineer for a final report, until further pertinent infor_ A public meeting or Ashfield • rwUpright Junipers • Fruit Twos . Magnolla Annuals A Rosa Bushes Assorted Lilacs White Pine Paul Cole, Superintendent of Personnel, Bruce County Board of Education got a chance to get out of the office and on to the school yard last week. He was filling in for LCPS's first year teacher, Ann who won the yard duty relief at a recent conference. Mr. Cole took on, some of the grade eight graduates in a pickup game of basketball. (Pat Livingston photo) Snowball Bushes Spreading Junipers Roils Trees • Morbid .Crabapples Weeping .Pussywillow Tree Seofteri SpniCe • Colorado Blue Spruce Douglas Fir Plorriedn0 pow:04u Assorted Perennishi • Now...39.00 33.00 Plow...15.7$ 14.25 •• Plow...02.60 AN 50% Off A1125% Off •Plourt..25.00 • 15.00 Now...10.50 Now...26.25 A1125%• Off Now.020.0 Now...3.00 NOW...52.50 Aft 25%Off 25%40% Off Assorted W�Igsla' Rag.. 4.00 MitiVurn eiltitiptitts , Reg. 0.00 Sunspot guottymus Reg. 15.00 Emerald Ceder Rego stoo Forsythia Reg. 23.00 Atrtoz Yandicapin RR #2 Lucknow 520-7247 &moor Hours: 8:00 ii,141-600 PM ,\ Moo. to Sots