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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-03-14, Page 2Page 2 LaAciotow Sestisci, Wedseeday, Mart* 14, Me Lucknow Skating Club Achievement Night Saturday, March 171 1990 • Lucknow Arena • 7:30 P.M' Tickets on s• tied quilt end two sides of pork 3 for *1.00 "Silver Collection" • • • q*.5, *4..4' • ./.44\‘ektie '41 .1+ • • Weill Puritan 1640. Tin SPAGHETTI SAUCE • SPLENDOR PASTA FLAKED HAM 28 oz. Tln 900 0. F'1(9 - With 3 Birthday Bucke SPECIALPRICE With 4 liirthda Buckie 111 .39 - .69 .1. Sticka,Fdes or In Eintter;rinzen .7.00 g: Re6tgarar3:3% Salt ReduCed tla00 '1 With 8 Birthday Bucks 1.99 . , . SLICED BACON With 6 Birthday Suck.•99 .99 • Knechtel Assorted Varieties & Moe POTATO CHIPS or SNACKS SAVE 70° 89 Knechtel Assorted Varieties 19 oz. Tin • PINEAPPLE SAVE 200 Kraft Canadian Singles 1 kg. Pkg. of 62 Of 46 CHEESE SLICES •SAVE 1.70 6. • F6shly Minced Regular 2,62/kg. GROUND BEEF• Kimmel' 8 Reif Package BATHROO111,,TISSUE SAVE 1.00 2.49 Maxwell Hones Reg. 2009. Decaffeinated .or Sierra: 160 9. Jar • INSTANT COFFEE sAye too 4 „II \. • •PICNIC ROAST • 1.741kg, • 79 SAVE 1.10 L.B. L13. Product Of, U.S.A. Canada #1 Fresh CM5p HEAD LETTUCE West Wawanosh sets salaries and honoraria for 1990 At the regular meeting of West Wawanosh council on March 1, bylaw 1 90, setting out salaries, honoraria or reenunaratka for the year 1006 was Paw ed. Prior to the Image, dismission ea - Sued regarding the Imam of same, at which time Coindft Taylor declared a Conflict with dhimunion of the ckrk's sathry. Reeve: MOO (up $175), Pio $O per regular meeting attended; $30 per extra rneetIng; Wan travel for other than regular comicil meetings Councillors: $1000 (no increase), Plus PO per regular meeting attended:°$30 Per edra meeting; .34/km travel for other than regular council meetings 43erk-treasurer: $30,630 year, plus 9200 per month for clerical work and book - keening for the road department, plus same travel allowance. Road Supointendent: 930,630 year. This position was previously paid by the hour. Grader Operator: 912.60. per hour (.60 Part Time Operator: $10.50 per hour (.50 increase) . Insurance • Dave Reed, AletliOr account represen- tative with Frank Cowan Company, and Frank Foran, htsuranCe agent were in at- tendance. Mr. Reed reviewed the ht- surance package presently held by the township. No major changes or "meas.'. ed were recoMmended and none were authorised by council. The renewal .premium is $10,797,' A delegition. of Auburn trustees, Alien cridg, George Cellists and Harry Arthur waited on council. Chairman, Mr. Craig, outlined -several issues for council's con - 'sideration including weed control ' and • grassccrcnnorthsldeofhllionElgln Sbeet; 'condition of asphalt on the same: hill; dog control; location of hydro lines under streets; . roved winter sanding arrangements ; PIUDE grant. The proposal of Maitland Engineering Services Ltd., Wingham in the amount of 91500, was accepted to perform an energy audit on the Works Garage as required by the Ministry of Energy, prior to ap- plylng for assistance in the retrofit of the III EA. • • Product of the Tropics Chiquita or Dole Product of U.S.A. Canada #1 Fresh Crisp :GOLDEN YELLOW BANANAS CELERY STALKS .86/kg. 39 SAVE 400 LEL • Bunch 'R 1EA ar LUCKNOW " 528-3001 We rieserve The Right To Limit Quantitiet To Normal Family Requirement* Wayne Todd, alter having mowed in. tenet, was authorised to attend the T.J. Mahony Road School in Guelph in May. The road superintendent receiving authorisation to advertise for tenders to 20,000 to 20,000 cubic yard. of granular Material on township roads during • the 1990 maintenance season. The road supeeiritinderit was 'directed to have the lengths of perforated 8" and 10" drainage tubing for Dungannon replaced by solid tile, if Big 41) was agreeable. A building permit to construct a house was authorized to be issued to Aaron Hackett A $100 donation was made to the Lucknow Agricultural Society hi Support of the Fall Fair; Reeve Cranston Deputy Reeve auncillors Ellington and Tayl�r w111 attend the Pancake Day at Maple Keys Sugar Bush on March 25 to participate in the Media -Council competition. • Councillors Taylor and Errington in- dicated. interest in attending the Municipal/Private Tree Management Seminar heisted by Maitland Valley Con- servation 'Authority on ApriI 4 in Wroxeter. Council contract Jim Fhtleon to count the dogs and Bell tags'in the township for this year, at his 'quoted price of $2.25 per dog. The township concurred with the mo- tion of the Village of Lticknow, that agreements, similar to the Lucknow - Ashfield Water Agreement, be signed by • the townships of West Wawanosh and. • Kinloss and the Village of Luclmovi to provide potable water to certain 'residents in the said townships at a metered rate. Council had no comment to make regardhig communications from four dif- ferent municipalities in connection with the French Language Services Act. Bylaw 540 authorlzlng the execution of an agreement with the Township of Col- borne concerning the maintenance and construction in 1990 of the boundary bet- ween the two townships was passed. General accounts in the amount of $134,717, and road. accounts of $12,772 were authorized for payment. laws passed to provide for rain maintenance and repair At the regular meeting of the Township of Kinloss council on March 5, the road superintendent was instructed to call for tenders for: crushing, hauling and spreading of A gravel on township roads; supplying and applying calcium chloride; loading, hauling and 'spreading pit run gravel and quotes for road equipment. Bylaws 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11 for 1990 to pro- vide for maintenance and repair of the MacDougal, Pollard, Eadie and Hender- son Cook municipal drains were passed. Bylaw 10- 1990 to provide for the ken- . . . • cing, reguiation aim registration of dogs in the township was passed. The clerk • was instructed to advertise in the local papers for someone to count and collect the dog licence fees. • • ,• •• - A motion was • 'passed that 9100 be donated to the Lucknow Agricultural Society in support of the Lucknow Fair. A building permit was approved for Er- nie King on concession 7. General accounts for 956,616 and road accounts for 913,235 were approved .for • Male*. Public meetings to be held on county government reform In June of 19119; Bruce County Council struck a committee to define and recom- mend to county council and to the Minister of Municipal Affairs the most appropdate foim of local government for the county hr terms of its structure, local • municipal boundaries, administration and • the division of service responsibilities bet- ween the • county • and the local municipalities. It was the opin' ion of members of the committee that views of county residents be considered in formulathig recommen- dations for change and accordingly, the conunittee decided to set up a Aeries of meetings at various locations hi the coun- ty to seek input from elected officials and the public. These meetings will begin on March 12 and conclude on March 29. The chairman of the committee, Milt' McIver, Reeve of Undsay Township in- dicated that the basic structure of coun- • ty government has remained largely un- changed for the past 140 years. Suis - dons, he noted, to two province wide task forces on county government reform generally supported the view that reform was necessary in order for local govern- ments to meet the needs of ratepayers to- day and in the future. • • Set in this context then: a recognition that reform is needed; Mr. McIver said the county comical decided to seize the in - illative and review its structure. • Political boundaries, for example, do • not match service delivery patterns as can readily be seen fr.= the proliferation • of intermunicipal agreements throughout the county. Service demands, over the next 20 years, in such areas as recreation and homes for the aged will shift Turn to page 3 •