HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-01-17, Page 3SPECu111Rt0111"1
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No increase in remuneration
for Kinloss reeve, councillors
At the first meeting of Kinks* council
fue 1990, by 1w 14900 was parsed sp.;
Pulnunn Persons to Ace and Netting ent
remuneration for slum Reenentration re-
mains the same for the reeve and cow
cillore for regular in Alieeve 1100;
Councillors $41,5), however special
meetings were increased from $45 to 150
per meeting,
The drain and building inspectOrs hoiw-
IY rate is $10,75 per hour and the waste
site attendant receives .00 for full dark
and 132 .for Welling&
Road grader operators- receive $12.50
for full time, and 112 for port time/full
Mark Becker, a native of Ayton and
presently from Winghain has been hired
as the new clerk-treallurer effective
March 1I, with a salary of 424,500, •
Appointments to committees and
boards for 1990 are: George McBride,
Recreation director
honoured
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offspring of kids he coached coming up
through the system. A number, of the •
coaches and managers today were the lit-
tle ones of yesteryear that needed
assistance tying their laces.
When asked about the biggest highlight
of his career would be, Bill referred to
his years of working with the local
Juvenile team- thosewere good years!
Congratulations Bill on your "Honour
Award".
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Witland Valley Ongervation Authority;
Dave Karke, Swoon Valley Consorvetke
Authority; George McBride And Dave
MacKinnon to the White Comma*
tY Hall Bard_ _ Barty.lohnstre and ctnr
Fielder to laciasow Dkibid Medical Carr
tre; Gawp_ McBride and Cliff Fielder to
.1.acknow Rct Fire Committee; Mire
Eadie and Dime ibleKinnen te Lecknew
and Illstriet Arena Board and Kink,
Recreation C4munittee.'
A cheque kir $150 has been fOrwarded
to the Association of Ontario Road
,evenntendents wpm of obtain -
mg a certified Road Superintendent (in.
termediate) '-certificate for road
superintendent Remy Clark,
building_ltermit leltion Was ap-
Proved for Allen McArthur an concession
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December gene* accolnite for 1219,420
and road accouide for $62,423 were
aPPrnlyed, •
COUnCil receitires
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no increase
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sent rate of payment, 1210 per month,
The Wingllem rfaaPital report, prepared'
by Jean Whitby, was -distributed to
council. " •
Due to the nature of the businesi,
ell then 'went into a Committee of the
Whole. After a lengthydiscussion, coun-
cd resumed the meeting-
Recycling Material* was distributed to
members of council for their information
so they would be ready to discuss the
matter In the near. future.
Thaneat regular meeting is February
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tiacksim fleadasi, Weilasaday, Jay 17, 1111.—Po1s
West Wawanosh says "no" to
Latnbton's landfill site request
The first meting of the West
Worm* Iternship council for the new
decode lows held on Jimmy. 2, Councillor
TOY -Tayke &clawed a conflict in salary
negotiation" ter the clerk.tremparer. Ac-
cording to the clerk, treemasr, remanent-
honormia, wags' and salmi* ware
not fbudized at this- meeting.
Council voted unsuoinsoludy okgahult
becoming a member of the AmodoNan ot
Mwdcfpslltles ci Ora* for 1101.
A. letter had been received from the
County Of lambton, recpresthue the
townshlp to accept • on -hazard
domestic and commercial waste at the
landfill site. A 'letter will be sent to
• Lambion County stating that Weet
Wawanonh is not willing to accept such
vraste, and bather .that the volume ot
waste noted. in lambtotes letter as being
generated daily, would Sill the Wag
Wawanosh Well site in 29 1/2 days.
An agreement will binddrafted for sign-
'ing by the township Ray "Hell, to
ravvide for the erection of a suitable'
fence on .two .boundaries. of the OA
Toting building inspector was
authorized to issue a building permit tto
Ray meh for the replacement of the
melding shop destroyed, by fire In
Adverosements will be placed in four
area papers for a qualified person td, fill
the vacancies in the positions of building
inspector and drainage superintendent
created by the retirement of /Harold
Errington. •
Joseph Gibson, Weed Inspector of
EtArn• uron for the CountwvnnsIshipPappointed wee inspec-
tor
The towndrip will participate _ _In the in-
volvement in Mrnicipid Adminbiliallon
?rein= bY aPP13101 for a trent to
moist in hiring a university student for
appmimirdpsizhnato4 12 weeks to catalogue
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The application of William Dankwardt
to sever approximatebt one third of his
In $t Helens to create a new
lot was b_ approved. _ _
Bylaw 3-00, a ylaw levying a *Wel
thainagrate enefarnikans waspropertygiventLeoveringka tile
yerod
and sealed.
w 2.10 ai the Townphlp to
borrow, if necessary sufficient funds re-
luired'taxeet° arePtwidecollectmlemdidPalwas servigiaericeethru:
rei•dunts, signed and 'Sealed, , • -
"'We've stacking chairs, at a coat. of
from$191° Theeaci4" TPlusable taz*andwiliChairbe illgreagiatwi
London. The clerk was given on
to purchase a new aIcu1ator at a coot of
not to exceed $245 without tax.
Council will ineelt again rehrUarY
740 p.m.
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A Dreadul Wfistake
There wa,s a distinct air of chastened
resignation about him as he penned the
following note: "Dear Miss Brown -
return .herewith your kind note in which
• you accept my offer of marriage. I would
• draw your attention to the. fact that it
begins, 'Dear George' I do not know who
George is, but my name as you will
remember, is Thomas."
January
Inventory Clearance
Specials in effect January 17th - 23rd
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