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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-11-28, Page 3' fix. t .y. ♦ ' a4 ' Assessments reduced on various Kinioss properties A special session of the ltiitIos Amommes bi onfivep+apettiea m township reeve, vouncilkes, clot the township were reduced due to and road superietemient was held deniefition of buildage, structures on November 19. Council will and closure of busiiing'''. request that the Ministry of Various pieces of correspondence Transportation Orono (Mr0) were tkalt with, includinig an remove the noirthwestearly no agreement between Blu-Con (the g sign on sway 86, in Lt iotow Sewer Coatractori and the techrurch, to allow pinking for township for the use of township commercial property in the hamlet, road during the weight restrictions Application will be made toldT0 nest s� Rif an interim subsidy on expenses The. rood will meet • foe the year 1990. with, ) to s discuss the p�mpoeed "Two braiding ap 1Eauans detour on • way 9 the re - were accted for part of lot qua . `t the township. 10, concession 10„ to extend roof 'Council deliberated on the buil- end overhang on the side of the ding in vomit fee structure. The clerk existing house. The second one was look *other municipiltlitiea< and for part of lot 106, plan 101, con• report back to council at to next cession 1, allowing an extension to, meeting„ theside of the house, to include a wi itgaragrae wThisthbedrom is suband jecttc he 1149#1lghiUt fobure hetnod outside 97111: ath' a sideyardsconforming with the Imwiuc office. bylaw, The building inspector is to A . Christmas dinner has been ensure that all requirements be • planned far township employeesOn made Priorto signingthe permit.. December 1. On the evening of Wednesday, December 5 a very important event will take place which all,Lucknow and,a residents should be sure to attend. This is the date of the an- nuual Lucknow Christmas Youth Music Night ;which' will, take place at the Lucknow'Cormunity Centre at 7.30 p.m. ' 71his night is held to earn donations , • fo r the Lucknow. and Area Christmas Benevolent Fund. The Brookside Public School Choir, the Lucknow •. Christian School Choir, .the Luc lnmw Public School Choir, and the Lucknow -`'School Concrt Band ,will all be.perforating Chrrstmas•MitSrc free of charge,, All the performers ask is .that. the Lucknow and area residents donate Money to the Iuckitow and Area Christmas Benevolent ' Fundi _ Sometimes • it is hard for ,us to realize how a Christmas wouldbe without a tree, without a Christmas' dinner. and without any gifts, But, • for the teat fortunate peopie, in our • area it is not'just imagining, 'The '. Lwow 'Christmas Youth Music Night . is designed to :help these.: people have a , na y Christmas, Please come out and help us to help others. We need all your support. Wks*, 131111•314 M....+nr31. tM.—rr 3 Kinloss native bestowed with c'ommodore's flag Captain Hervey nsn ikicQui` remedy peariato4 with the Coin- modore's Ibg of the Canada Steamship Uros (CSL). 'Me preeeatation was made at the company's ,annual meeting. MirQuiiit Thos been sailing with CSL since 1948 and bas been alt esittaia fort ' mu, yeast He is now senior of the deet and as such�w ll lly the flag on his dip Richelieu. The honour ailso entitles hint 10 be called Commodore. The Commodore's nag is bestowed upon dedicated, lont tithe captains. Captain Quill- in and his wife, Isabel, '.beside in, • St, Catharines. Their family consists. of their son, Rick,of R. 1,>Kin cardine, daughter, Brenda of St. Catharines and ,theirlate• son, Garry. Cain m tbo sot CaPtnint`'irey h+h +r (fair right). re tly pr Sented wltkth e of Dick and Emilyl4k t uahl n, of C 'as flag folr the .0 i Ste: liLinen.' t Colo modore Holymod. . 01 the ` the ffag,: be;'mut tar l ship r« lured y Captain McQ ss CRotttlit Briant t i. tutdt-: Ong Csptain ferule Ayton (cola )." rutbighted) • WestC:Wawanas 1ithr on rodallow During the November 6 meeting ofWest Wawanosh Township coup- cil, Chester;Finnigan° and Paul Zinn attended .;and, indicated there is presently an access Janeway to the agriicultutral' land to the east Of the two proposed - lots, for:. which severance application had previous- ly been made, In light of this fact, council .withdrew its 'recommen- dation that a 66' road allowance be constructed and stated,,they had objection to'the present Janeway providing access to the retained parcel of land. Ruth ' Hatherley, WilLain' Shelter and eChris tian Kiar were present, to discuss with council' Mrs. Hather- ' ley,'sapplication to: sever a three- acre .parcel of land, Item the farm • tel be sold to. Mr. Shetier. The dis- cussion 'centred around What, ill anything,could be done to, effectn severance. • The clerk was directed to cot-' respond with the _/futon :County Agriculture and property Committee regarding an application, by Bob • Hallam, for a Minor Exception to cpunez a once the Dee -cutting bylaw. The Teeth` was to indicate council's concerns regard ngtheProtection.ofwoodlots on the subject property, and. there is no objection' clearing; thorn trees. The clerk. wasas also directed to: write to Ray Ulch Welding 'infor; , ming. him of council's ,and' road ". superintendent's 'concerns with the vehicles parked on the street' al- lowance,.. adjacent to' the welding and: repair ..shop, These concerns centre . around snow removal operations, The. letter will also advise Mr. Ulch that damages to such vehicles du ring snow removal ' will not'be the responsibility of the township and that if necessary, any' vehicle,. restricting vision will,: be towed away at his expense. Correspondence will be sent to Dave Dawson requesting: his cooperation in situating 'the pump house he proposes to locate on the .. south .half of 'lot 67, plan 229. Council's -request was for Mr. Daw- son to' locate the pump house. as 'Close as possible to the westerly • Turn toPalle 12• actme • from page t the machinery ring would, include only the type and capability of machinery for hire through the ring and the cropping plans of fanners wanting custom work done. "That minimum basic information. would be necessary to make sure a match could takeplace.,1 don't see that as an intrusion of ones privacy," he • said., Mr. Fletcher said . that in. dis- cussions with individual fanners about 75 per -cent are interested in the concept, "We have not attempted to sell memberships' which will be the only hard data on support," he said. He said there have been dis- cussionswith machinery dealers ring0*., and bsai ks:and "they think the idea has Merit." ' ' Mr. Fletcher said the Bruce County Federation of Agriculture has not been in contact with Cana- dian Agra directly, "We're approaching the :'point where we'll have to proceed selling• memberships or drop the project, he said. _ • , Mr. Pletcher said the membership . costs would probably be $200 to join the ring initially; $100 yearly membership and about 4 per cent for a administration costs which could be adjusted up or down. That would -depend on the costs of the non profit organization.. 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