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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-08-14, Page 1VOL 123 WK. 33 New sports complex. almost paid :off by Pat Livingston By the time the first hockeyµpuck of the season is dropped in the local 'sports com- plex, the Phase Tl pro- ject would likely be, debt free, This is an. amazing fete for our. small community. , John Pollard says` that right now: i7 $40,000 is left O w• 111,, however, the finance. co atnittee .has.. corn- , mitments of, $29,000 thatwill be comingin 'the near' fixture. That leaves a balance of $11;004; and Pollard says with the,.upcom- ing Red Green Night, they are hopeful the balance will be wiped ' out. WEDNESDAY, August 14, Ashfle.Id denies appeal on drain assessnlent The Court of.Revision for the Brown/Millian Drainage Works in Ashfield. Township has denied Allan Brown's appeal regarding an 'excessive assess- ment. The decision was handed down at the Aug. 8 meeting. Brown was advised that he. was not eligible to appeal his •assessment to the Court of Revision as he had not submitted written appeal to the first sitting of the Court of revision and his assessment was unaf- fected by the revisions made resulting from the Millian appeal. Brown was• advised of his right to appeal to the Ontario Drainage Tribunal. The Court confirmed the Millian appeal and the appropriate adjustments were made. Dosing Ashfield Township council's regular meet- ing, three. tenders were received for the • proposed irown/l illian mun�ic • al .dram. °ewv4;..'irzraa.�rJ• .i..sa1-+„M i. 4'.. ,, .. 1' • e er •a er•Ca trac : ••r 0 t�llkt of,.�. "� �t n tag for $�5,��. vias• accepted, subject to no appeal being forwarded to the Ontario Drainage Tribunal and..the subsequent third reading of the bylaw., Hospital board Helen Rintoul; Ashfield's representative on the Wingharn and District Hospital board, attended coun- cils Aug. 8 meeting to discuss the board'splans to ' bQnstruct a new medical clinic. • Rintoul relayed the board's request to have at least one•representative from each municipality to act: as a member of the fund-raising cornmittee; . •turn to page 2 4'5+::`7 tit ti ,r,.: <.; •y ? •riff: < art : .... •GSA INCLUDES G.S,Tq Soccer. ,entrance ” byPat Livingston The : entra.nee to the socoejr field, located in ,Kinloss Township, will be changed. Deputy Reeve ' Leo Murray says the town- ship owns the CNR. prop erty near the soccer field and old -tractor pull site. "We're going to grade off the original CNR track bed that is a little further (south) around the bend. It makes a little better entrance - particu- ih larly for visibility," said Murray. The Old entrance, cur- r rentlyrunning directly behind the Petteplace and Stanley residences, will be blocked off., . • iioss • looking at bag tags .:.. by Pat Livingston Kinloss Township council is investigating implementing a bag tag system at the landfill site:; "the e ,garbage keeps piling up,'"‘ said Deputy Reeve Leo Murray, in a recent- telephone inter- view. "Notenough is _ . � .� _ _. ..._..... . beiflg dl�' Cfsed t1� Mckenzie Worsen was: one of the little daredevils; `Tat tried her hand p :. ' other w•aysd • , . . at mutton busting* In most instances the sheep's a agility received higher points than the rider. (IVingstOn rhoto The clerk trAASure • will. obtain . information and, copies•, of bylaws from other municipalities that; currently have a bag tag system in place. Murray said he, feels fairly confident it will be implemented sometime the fall. • Pit rehabilitation Council, has changed its way of thinking regarding rehabilitation of the Donegan wayside pit. In April, council instructed the road super- intendent to contact. the Ministry of. Natural Resources (MNR). about' the rehabilitation of ;the wayside pit at Lot 16, , Cond. 5. Yes,wewere g .oin to have it rehabilitated," 'tin to page r r :i ..: r! Y r•r;: :'h , .amu : fi.` n z�' /fF � •.0 r��g .QONbt c. • �`'•;. •�. ':!j' 4. ;F >;�.fi � ��<,F AQ x 4 S 4 ~` r x,`,:y:., i# < Xis ... .., .. .. rt !^Y`rn � `�. ' w",• v.. . hFk`.:.J.;.,.' ��'O�Et J .rs!4��TJ� „ n, a,(uxt}::' t: .:�\N �KnH3 p .,� ♦M1R 1, ,may V. { \ • fiQ r y :. mp u,.. 4' ., ' M. v 4s Kl. ' A i �{, mac '• t _ a',.;•4.,'•: sk# �?. ,.i _ �'i' s. :f 'KGF r ., .: `.3• .-.J.'i: , L+.. p , v ,�:. a x t . Tom'Farr wowed the crcvrtdrt#h his daredevil 4 motorcycle °maneuvers,, at a Dungannon's 137th Fair ;. and,Farnily- Fun Days • - on Sunday. Ltvtrgtn ' photo, _ , .`# - ', w •`: Si' ' •} •. rf f, ?�.r;.:•: i.:Y:. Ja?: ..,r,. . CF f Crl. •F:r• :.Av r„: •:+/.::•. ::},l,h%?;: } . .r;: ?v Soccer. ,entrance ” byPat Livingston The : entra.nee to the socoejr field, located in ,Kinloss Township, will be changed. Deputy Reeve ' Leo Murray says the town- ship owns the CNR. prop erty near the soccer field and old -tractor pull site. "We're going to grade off the original CNR track bed that is a little further (south) around the bend. It makes a little better entrance - particu- ih larly for visibility," said Murray. The Old entrance, cur- r rentlyrunning directly behind the Petteplace and Stanley residences, will be blocked off., . • iioss • looking at bag tags .:.. by Pat Livingston Kinloss Township council is investigating implementing a bag tag system at the landfill site:; "the e ,garbage keeps piling up,'"‘ said Deputy Reeve Leo Murray, in a recent- telephone inter- view. "Notenough is _ . � .� _ _. ..._..... . beiflg dl�' Cfsed t1� Mckenzie Worsen was: one of the little daredevils; `Tat tried her hand p :. ' other w•aysd • , . . at mutton busting* In most instances the sheep's a agility received higher points than the rider. (IVingstOn rhoto The clerk trAASure • will. obtain . information and, copies•, of bylaws from other municipalities that; currently have a bag tag system in place. Murray said he, feels fairly confident it will be implemented sometime the fall. • Pit rehabilitation Council, has changed its way of thinking regarding rehabilitation of the Donegan wayside pit. In April, council instructed the road super- intendent to contact. the Ministry of. Natural Resources (MNR). about' the rehabilitation of ;the wayside pit at Lot 16, , Cond. 5. Yes,wewere g .oin to have it rehabilitated," 'tin to page