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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-10-17, Page 2111101 t - Lucbnaw Sentinel, SPY 45 Mel I& Rist.. Mown. October 17,1045 ednei dam, October 11, l RICHARDSON GREENSHIELDS OF CANADA 1TD. MMMMMWA NESIDENTS OF LUCKNOW AND AREA CANADA SAVINGS BONDS S'he farnibk of Mel and ,Rata' Morrison wishes for invite friends and relative* to an Open House in honour of their 45th Wedding, Anniversay on Sunday. October 21, from 2 to:4 pm.. at Lueknow United Church. 3.40/ O A :Oise Of Operation Has Been Set Up For Your :Convenience: at THOMPSON INVESTMENTS ICON AND BEV THOMPPC014 LUCKNOW Phone 528-2213 information on New end Maturing Bond Evening Appointments Available WE WILL CASH AND REINVEST YOUR MATURING BONDS • Wawanosh okays :funds for purchase of tractor The council of West. Wawanosh township met 'in .m on October 2 with peeve Cecil Cranston, Deputy -Reeve Rhea Hamilto1- Seeger Ona Councillors, David Errington, Joseph Hickey.and Roy Taylor pit. ip Robert [ �d�j_(b4eT� ' '4 with �q.n. about. the conte action of the Antkt ws Fin nigan Drain. ` After hearinghis complaint -S. Reeve Cranston assured Mr. /Who that wand/ Would contact the engineer rang his cam. The engineer ; was con- tacted on tacted by telePhone Prkirto prOceeding with any further mems TheOn the . building nllspe for was authorized to .issue permits for Jim Pentland, Rene Msenanit (2), John D. Sheller. Dale Gammie and Her- bert Davies. Clerk -usurer Joan Arnsnrong was authorized So sign the contact with Busvineas Computer; Services, London, for t➢ inion of tax information an. 00110 c9 in1_1991. As council had 'no objections to raise, approval .was given to the Huron County Library 'Board. to -close the St. Helen's Branch of the Huron, County ribrar y.. Council agreed to provide fun- ding, in the form of "a .loan until funds are . available through fin; raising, towards the purchase of a new tractor for the Blyth arena. The amount to be provided by West Wawanosh is its seven percent share of the approximate raft ut $20,000. Authorization vias giver .t4 the reeve and cka t4 apply to the Ministry of Transportation for Payment of the interim subsidy an 1990 mad expenditnres. A 100100 that council had no objection to applications' for Severance • presently . before the Committee, namely, two for Pad Zinn Chester Finnigan), One in;.. AsbEeid Township and one for Ray 'filch, Dtrngannun, was passel. Council .recanmentled that the planner be Contacted regarding the proposed' road allowance between the Iwo Proposed lots' on the Fin- nigan 1• An applicati n -by Joanne Sproul, -for a learn to provide tile drainage • was given approval of council. Bylaw 11-90 • was given three readings and passed authorizing'the borrowing 01 sufficient funds to provide for the construction of the Andrews -Finnigan Municipal Drano Improvement and Extension. Councilstrongly, supported the position of Clinton Town Council, as outlined in the clerk's letter to Canada Post Corporation, objecting Strenuously to the 5 p.m. closing of . small town post offices.: Road accounts; in the amount of $56,125 and general accounts in the amount of $83;533 were authorized for payment. Council's next regular 'session is November 6, 7:30 p.m. • LUCKNOW *• *.» 5284001 We Reserve The Rlghl To Limn Ouantiltes.To Normei Family•Iiequirements , is •fvswtpg,,,r McCAIN Frozen 12.5oz. Tin CANADA DRY 24 x 290 ml Tins Asst Flavours babies reminder Don't forget to haveyour pets immunized today (Wednesday). 'The low-cost clinic is scheduled to run from 2:30 to 5:30 today at the P.U.C. shed in Luckfow. For the nomiiuil cost of $6.00 per animal, with a $30 maximum for cats only you can ensure that your pets and family are not exposed to rabies. As was pointed out earlier in this paper, the counties of Bruce . and Grey continue to experience a higkincidence of rabies, and unfortunately, a large portion of these animals continue to be dogs and cats. Under a provincial regulation adopted in Bruce county it is compulsory for all dogs and cats over time months of age, and all riding and shore horses to be immunized against rabies. Asst. Varieties 3 x 250 ml Tetra Pak Sweet Ripe SARA LEE Frozen 13 oz. Pkg. Lemon, Vanilla, Chocolate With this coupon SAVE 50* ort the purchase of 1 -900 g. or 1 Kg. QUAKER Quick Oats Special Price w/o Coupon .99 ■ Offer expires Sat. Oct. 20/90 • Part Back Attached Fresh 1.74 Kg. rvo th�f'it is co`upor 5AVC 60ic orr ttnie purchase 1 of 4 Pkgs. Mel. Sizes & Varieties KRAFT 1 macaroni & Cheese 12.39:: 1 Special price w/o coupon 4/2.99 ■ coupon 1 Offer expires Sat.,Oct. 20/90 33771322 '■l II INtisks•iilitst101101i•a1t`91t=�tss With this coupon SAVE 1.00 off the purchase or 1326 oz. Tins of HUNTSTHICK d RICH 3 With Spaghetti Sauce thl6 1 Special Price w/o coupon 3/3.99 ■ coupon i Offer expires Sat.,Oct. ?0190 03505919 ..............:.... KNECHTEL.6.59 Kg. • . 33% Salt Reduced Cryovac or Smoked Half Hams u12 99 hip PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA 81 BrucoBrand Hot House 2.18 Kg. Tomatoes L8. 19 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Fresh Green Drug education theme of P.D. day, Huron Drug Education Awareness is the theme for the Huron County. Board- of Education's Profes- sional Activity •Day, Friday, October 26, at Central Huron. Secondary school. approximately 700 teachers and administrators, as well as interested citizens, will attend .a full day of presentations and workshops as part of the Huron County Board's ongoing in- service initiative in drug education begun in April 1989: The key -note address during the morning session will be given by Dick -O'Brien from the Council on Drug Abuse. More than 25 small group sessions will be available for participants to choose _ from in the afternoon. Individual school staffs will meet during the final session of the day, to begin forming their school action plans. Further in-service sessions will take ,place in November at each school. During the spring of 1991, additional in-depth training for administration, school representatives and counsellors will take place. Also in the spring, school staffs will get together in regions to share action plans. Following that, the board will develop a Board Drug Education Policy in this area for the fall of 1991. . Members of the general public interested in attending the Professional Activity Day on October 26, should contact their local school regarding registration. Clarification In last week's hospital briefs, it was 'noted that Dr Beverley McKee had joined the staff at Wingharn and District Hospital in the radiology department. Please note that Dr. McKee does not take up her post until July 1991. Council accepts tenders • from page 1 First and second reading was given to Bylaw 17-1990, being an Amendment to the Zoning Bylaw, for the Non -Profit Housing Project. This amendment governs the per- centage of the lot the building may cover. Bylaw 18-1990 was given first and second reading. It is a Site Plan Control Bylaw for the Non Profit Housing Project Council awarded the fuel oil contract to Hamilton Fuels of Luck now for the 1990-91 season. The tender of Kinloss Sand and Gravel was accepted for snow removal. The tendered price was $52.50 per hour for snowblower and $42.50 per hour for trucks, or the 1990-91 season. Delivery of the 1975 used grader purchased from Champion Road Machinery, for $16,200 was ex- pected late last week. Construction of the Ross Street watermain, from Canning Street to the south village limit, is proposed for May of 1991.