The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-01-03, Page 7Landfill was hig]Ei on news iist
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Accusations of govorna
went indifference and eva-
sions began to By near the
-end of a meeting to discuss
the only possible landfill
site left in Huron County.
About 70 people nearly
tilled the Dungannon Senior
Citizens' Hall for the two-
and -a : half-hour meeting to
discuss Site A3, which has
not ' 'yet received full
approval.
Lucknow's 8S -year-old
town hall will receive an
interior face lift during
which space in 'the office
will be utilized to better
advantage.
Council's- application for
use of infrastructure funds
was approved in the amount
of $38,505..
March 29
he building commit-
tee for Phase 11 has
declined all three ten-
ders submitted for demoli-
tion of the existing arena
structure and equipment.
Thetenders were for
$35,880, $40,339 and
$67,410.
The committee is cur-
rently lookingat various
other proposals for the,
demolition.
'A delegation from the`
Ashfield Landfill Site.
Committee came away from
the March 21.council meet
ing believing "council is
supportive of our cause. It
was nice to see a unanimous
front (from council). It will
be beneficial to our cause,"
said Don Alton.
April S
ue to a recent break-
in at the Lucknow
,municipal offices,
people who -had given post-
dated cheques for hydro
dated March 25 or after, or
for their June I taxes were
being asked to put a stop
payment on them immedi-
ately, •
About $1,500 in damage
was caused in the building,
between broken doors and.
windows and the damaged
vaulr:
The thermometer muni
toeing the fund-raising
.efforts for Phase. Il of the
���complex up to
a t�ee
Canvassing of thefour
municipalities was set, to
take place,. Supporters could
buy bricks, blocks, lottery.
tickets or make a monetary
donation of any amount.
Bruce county ratepayers
will pay an average 32 cents
more for :county taxes this
Year.
For the second consecu-
tive year, Huron: County
council has passed a budget
`with a zero percent increase
in the mill rate.. Warden.
Bruce Machan warned that
the picture won't be as rosy
in 1996,
April 12
Ashfield
township
council has request-
ed that the Huron
County Planning and
Developrnent Committee
invite a member of council
to sit on that committee if
proposed landfill site A3- is
not ruled out in the next
drilling tests. '
The Lucknow `. and
District Kinsmen, with 'the
help of other volunteers,
removed all the steel on the
old arena.:.
1pra119
Demralition of tl .e o1d,`.
arena continued when work
crews safely removed the
deteriorating. trusses.
A Blenheim woman, who
calls herself "a victim of
one of Ontario's well
designed,, well-managed
waste management facili-
ties" gave citizens opposed
to the location of a Huron
n
County dump in Ashfield
Township a'lot of food for
thought
Greta Thompson ,urged
the group to continue with
theirnegative response until
the government 'does it
righrt'. '
April , 26
shfield Township dna Boyle, of
Ashfield Township. The
first . he heard about it was
when a ioeai radio station
contacted hilrn for corn -
litmus. Gibson, because he -
owns a sitnallpiece of site
A3, is forced to declare a
c'onfliet of interest when the
matter is brought up at
council meetings, and must
leave the room,
Luelutaw
The Kinsmen, with help
from friends, hosted a suc-
cessful Wild Games night,.
with proceeds going to
Phase 11.
LCPS achieved Green
Sch®ol status by completing
100 environmental protects..
Malt
May 3
plans were inplace to
nark the • 50th
anniversary of Victory,
in Europe, The local Legion
hosted an open house
The Lucknow `Sentinel
published a special com-
memorative section.
Soil testing on;;the main
• street took place in prepara-
tion for the' installation of
new water mains and street
ronstruction
tucknow'$.`
Thompson •was hon
erred for 4S years; of
d'edica ed service 'to.,
Guiding when she ;was pre-
sented with a .Life
Membership.
Salvageable material
from the demolition of the
old arena netted Phase II
fund-raisers, $27,259.
After two committee ses-
sions wrestling with the
1995 budget, the Bruce
county, board- of education
approved a 2„.96- per cent
increase in the mill rate,
meaning air extra $21 in
school .taxes for a home:
assessed at $25,000. °
May 1'
eeve Allan Gibson Kinlough, was hon-
as "floored" when 'cored for her 83 years
as
he first heard he had been of dedicated service
� ,
asked #o .resign by the church organist and choir
Concerned -Citizens of
+turn=to
b hd y Club
Danielle Duval
January 8,1.993
Years Old'
thriStirral Ann lalrk
4arwar 3, 199.2
4 Years: Old
Denzel Archer •
danuary. 4, .1988
8 Yea QId •
Trevor bitchier
January 4,;1984.
11 Years Ord
Blake Hiton
January 6, 1987
9 Yeats Old
Alyssa Toitorn
January 6,1.99 1995
1 Year Old:
Ashley Humphrey
January 9, 1984
12 Years +Did .
Kiana McKay
January 9, 1984
2 Years Otd
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