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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-06-20, Page 1WatillOW, OMAN° ,....,..,— , r "PhiecrOtrManor Nursiig kkked.:, erne -Week last ,EridaY with a Wheeta.their horn; the bane AO* to.the Super .S60,0`,for tee proem. ''.,Arerratadents partici:11*th'. gathering. Pleiketter AlsheiMers .-4...?'414=„t!".":1.tirogrtheuifirdt4p.0 1104*.ded;* MOO wed( thobide Mat Speaker..,_ 'FLA tedrlitt'' - June 21; 1 .! 4 ti.ni . an °Pat mouse111 be - • Ing hild:***** Fail* *Wig 'lbie' 13:' 4i ou for',0 hooked rug one of the residents is Mating and a wide -1..061e basket with: plates.and entlery..,On9Friday. stiff have thelir round-up.lunch and more movies to help them understand Alzheimers. (Pat Livingston photo) • - 9" . . ', ' Sumnie Summer recreation programs are now in place according to Recrea- tion Director Bill Hunter. Registra- tion in all progranis is up this year with upwards to 100 children taking part in the soccer program. There is one travelling team, the Mos- quitoes, aged nine to 12, playing in the newly established North Huron Soccer League. They play against teams from Goderich, Clinton, Blyth and Wingham. • The other teams will play several exhibition games. Games -are held Thursday evenings at Lucknow Central Public School. Softball Ball is split into three age groups' (6,7 and 8; 9,10, and 11; 12, 13 and 14) within the four participating municipalities. There are 14 ball teams - Kingsbridge, Port Albert, Brookside, Dungannon and Lucknow (Kinloss plays in Lucknow). There are four travell- ing teams; two out of Lucknow, Midget and Bantam and two out -of Dungannon, Midget and PeeWee. Swimining Registration is up this year by 10 percent with still more to come. The full swimming schedule is in - eluded in this week's paper. Acquaflt (aerobics) is offered again this year with instructor Dianne Phillips. Don't confuse this with the ladies exercise claSs tak- ing place at noon Monday, Wednes- day and Friday. The cost is $25 for eight weeks. Classes begin July 3 and run Tuesday and Thursday evenings. As usual adults lessons, parent and tots, ladies exercise classes, swim team, bronze and bronze cross classes are offered. Please refer to the schedule for complete information. You will notice that bronze class fees appear to be SUbstantially more than last year; however, all costs are hicluded in the initial registration, such as testing, in- struction \ books and, senior resuscitation. Great interest was shown in hav- ing a new class, Preschool Swimm- ing Instruction, started this year. Classes are for one half hour, bet- ween 10 a.m. and noon on Satur- days. The fee is $20 and registra- tion is scheduled for June 23, 1 - 5 p.m. at the pool There are still some openings available. Instructors for the swimming season are Julie Nitholson, fiandy Maclntyre, Shauna Andrew and Mary Lynn Gildwist, with Michelle Cross as assistant instructor/life guard. You will notice that, some of the rates have been adjusted upwards slightly to offset some of the opera- tion costs. Every effort iS made by the recreation beard to keep these charges as low as possible to en- sure no is deterred from par- -ticipating in the swimming program. PlaY8roimd Debbie Nicholson will be in charge of the playground which is run in conjunction with the svzinun- ing lesson times, 9 to 12, five days a.' week. You do not have to be enrolled in lessons take part in the playground activities. The staff is still looking • for materials for arts and crafts. Ladies ,Slopitch League Feeling there was a need for a ladies slopitch league in the area, a number of residents got together and a league was formed. There are seven teams - PIMA Kinloss, Neons, Dangannon Blue Angels, Belgrave, Diggerettes and the Mitt - fits. Some of these teams were previouslyplaying .fasthall and hive now joined this new slopitch league. Men's Slopitch League The men ha Ve 11 teams in their league this year, with sit teams calling Lucknow home diamond and six teams calling Dungannon lane diamond. They include Lanesville Lords, Lucknow Kinsmen, Red Demons, Lucknow Six Shooters, Kinloss, Holyrood, Nile, Dungannon, ' Kintail, Loyal, Kingsbridge and CryStalizers. There's lots going in on the recreation scene this summer for Lucknow and area residents. If you are a spectator not \ri player, drop by any of the diamonds and enjoy a game of soccer or ball. Dungannon has new correspondent Good mews! Dungannon has a new correspondent in the person of Sandra D'Aoust. Sandra replaces Karen Bridges, who has moved to LucimOw. Sandra and he husband, Claude and children Cherianne and Amy have lived in Dungan non for: 11 years and so is quite familiar with the community. In addition to taking on the duties of a correspondent, Sandra enjoys doing volunteer school work, sewing, knitting, cooking, and bolding. 0 you have news for the Dungannon column, please give Sandra a call at 529-7390. First stage of sewer system slated for this summer, Through Communication with B.M. Ross. and Associates of -Geduld; the consulting engineers for the village's sanitary sewer system, The Sotinel'has learned that it is anticipated construction of the first stage, WhichinvOlves installing the Main sewers and services. up to the property will begin early this. summer, with completion date expected to be early neat- summer. . • •'During the next month the con- sulting.engineering 'SOM. will be - invokein pmconstruction plan- ning. and preparation. . • - Starting on Monday,. June 25 • and continuing for the next two weeks, two representatives 'froin B.M.': Ross . and Associates Will. 'begin canvassing the area to.. establish the locatiOn. Of sanitary.. sewer service lands for each pro- perty. HoMeowners. are requested • to determine the preferred loca- tion (s) for their service and be MZs' representatives when to discuss it with the they call. If you are away when the representatives call, a letter will be left behind instructing you how to proceed. Some important points to con- sider in determining your service location are: • I. The sewer service must be „ located 3m (10 feet) away from your water service . 2. It is desirable that the service be in line with the Waling plum - Nog, 11 possible. 3. Try to avoid any obstructions, (trees, tree roots, sidewalks, driveways, gardens, wires, drainage tile, etc.) when locating your service 4. You will be responsible for in- fihig your service from the pro- perty line to the house. -awanosh Conservation area anagen by v andalism again -Lake Wawanosh, Conservation Area, located in West Wawanosh Township, has suffered repeated vandalism problems this year. The latest incident at the 200 acre day use area occurred on June 13 when over Ma people used the site for a field party leaving behind broken glass and damaged fences. Earlier in the year a washroom at the site was burned, resulting, hi $4,000 damage, and a steel gate was broken down. . "This year there have been five or perhaps six field parties held at the site," said Dave Grurnmett, Maitland Valley Conservation Authority, Director of Operations. "The extra maintenance and damage to the property that is oc- curritg is becoming a great con- cern. The cost of mahitairring conser- vation areas is borne by local municipalities. Authority staff will be working with the OPP to closely monitor the area in the future. Conserva- tion area regulations prohibit the lighthlg of fires, damaging proper- ty and drinking alcoholic beverages on the site. Charges will be laid under the Authority regulations when. necessary.. Residents present petition to Village Council Lucknow village council met for their regular session on June 12, at which time the bylaw enforce- ment officer, Jack Crozier was also in attendance. • Various accounts were passed for payment with the arena capital cod Wile being withheld until the Kinsmen money comes in. „Harold Humphrey and David MacDonald waited on council. They referred to a petition cir- culating regarding a fence at the corner of Havelock and Campbell Streets. The petition had well over 200 names singed. Following the discussion, the gentlemen left the meeting. Mr. Crozier advised he would investigate further regar- ding clarification of terminology used in the bylaws. A request for a used car dealer- ship in an M1 Zane was referred to Bruce County Plannhig. 'Bylaw 7, 1990 being an En- croachment bylaw was given three readings and passed. Bylaw 11, 190 being an amend- ment to. bylaw 3 1981, Landfill, wasgiven three readings and passed. Bylaw, 91 1990 being a land pur- chase bylaw, was given- three readhigs and passed. This bylaw pertained to a small portion of property donated to the village by Mary MacGillivray and Dorothy Brown, which is adjacent to the park on Campbell Street east. Maitland Valley had cleaned up the area and the bylaw allows the purchase of the property for the sum of $1.00. It was agreed to deduct the cost of hydro, supplied by Mrs. Rider, from the HMIs invoice (standpipe repair) and to reimburse her for same. A correction was made to Zon- ing bylaw 1 - 1906, on the former Dorothy Finlayson property, lot 420, plan 97, according to the 1977 Subdivision Agreement. The cor- rection should be from Institu- tional to Residential. Council voted in favour of ap- plying for a zone change from h.C1 to h.R3 for Non -Profit Hous- ing Unit on lots 275276-343-344345 and 277. Council agreed to install a rail - frig for the steps leading from the Community Centre to the ball diamond. Tura to page 2 •