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Cuckoo* Sentinel, Wednesday, September 25, ice+ . Page 3
Council continues to investigate Board approves
implementing landfill fees
Kinloss township
council continues to loot
at implementing new fees
at the landfill site, with a
proposed start date of
Jan. L
n
Area' being .investi-
gated: include a 1 bag.
tag fee, with the same fee
on large. -items; no
charges for burnabies,
recycling ;or steel; and a
5 eliarge per lire with no
rim. A draft bylaw is
being prepared for. conn-
ei18s Teview prepay('
the net
meeting.
Council agreed to
enter: into a six-month
trial ' agreement with
Lucknow Appliance
Centre. For every refrig,
eration unit that `business
evacuates freon from, theowner, Peter
.f
Steer, will
'Ue allowed to dump.;fro
'scrap units at the landfill
site, The agreementi
s
based on a: proviso that it
will not cost the inuniGi
pality to dispose of the
5ctap steelP w n s It
A written) sing the
agreement is work and
being pre- the appli-
pared to cant pa'ing.
cover aspects of for the total cost
n Janeway extensionfor of installation and mater -
Gordon 11. Brindley. ial for the proposed new
Council will agree to lane.
'extend the laiireway and Council received,
repair the culvert at his from the: county, a
expense, with Brindley Iegtiest .for comments on
respe►nsibile for blowing an aplication by
the `no winter is tinte• 1isheiiiiat 's Cove lent
name road allowance' in Trailer Park for amend -
the winter, �i f , he so.. tnents to the official ':plan -
requires :the use of the acid zoning bylaw..:
Janeway along ' the . 'Council i i not in favor of
sideroado The property permitting a 12•ior►th
owner is not to do any occupancy.
work on the toad
. d ' w�o building
permits
allowance unless were approved ny the
approved by council., building inspector, Since
Council
.
Council' has deemed that.the building season,, is
the agreement must be c. min' to .a •elo e the
b
by ::. � parties, will of xxi
accepted bath �� �
` -
prior to an% further work the �ffxc�after S
e t 19,
at this entraxee.but is available:to co etn4.,
it d",
uec i
A nth� on
a,ne�v x ,a . histhis s' an,
�!` ppl
from Robert The ra lt can 1
for a
f
rruts.
was accepted, with the : A resident lodged.
CA serviee
complaints with council
about guns being fired
continuously at the prop-
erty
erty across the road.
Since the township does
not have a noise, bylaw,
council suggested the
resident voice this conn
corns to his neighbor and
try to work thematter out_
between thein
'imposing licensing
fees for tent and trailer
parks was discussed
again. Council received a
memo .' from the.
-A,ssdc ition for
Municipalities of Ontario,.
statin that ..under Bill 26
3
a
municipality has the
complete authority to.
charge such fees.
Landfill . covering will'
e don " .onda •
b � morn-,
tag under the superyd-
sion of the road, superin-
tendent,
u rintendent with the Waste.
site supsrvi
s-
or now
_reporting t
o the, road
superintendent
' withany
problems he may have,
sharin
by John Greig
• I h board of directors
f the Maitland 'alley
Conservation Authority
(MVCA) has approved a
plan to have the authority
share financial, flood
monitoring and munici-
pal planning with two
other authorities it: south-
western Ontario.
'hee proposal passed
with little debate at the
Sept, 18 board of direc-
tors meeting.
Tine MVCA agreement
is designed to save
money and increase ;the
expertise .Vailable to res-
idents of the Maitland
and Nine Mile. River
watersheds.
The MVCA, 'based in
Wroxeter,: will be Sharing
se �:�ices with the A
serVices .usable
Bayfield ` Conserv
YfConservation
Authorit ARCA n:
y� 3and
,.,
the `.1 J .pper, Tharnes River
plan
Conservation' Authority
Both of the other
authorities: approved ,the
proposal Sept. 1.
*The ARCA, will han-
dle
lian-dle the financial services
of the three authorities,
the MVCA and the
UTRCA will share:
rain cipal planning and
support services and the`
TCA will cp4-®rdunate:
all flood monitoring ser-
vices.
ervices.
Board Members Patti'
Van der Mole* who rep
resents the . town .Of
Seaforth said, "This ,pro.
posal makes " sense to'
me,"; he said- "We:al'_
-' : share a border."
e'MVCA `has ►uvea-
tigated sharing services
with the Saugeen Valle
Conservation f'Authority
to the north; but: as
Van
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rIngham ,& .District.,
hospital was reviewed
by. the Canadian Council.
for . Health Facilities
Accreditation recently
axed received <a positive
report.
T s' voluntaryro-
aria Desi ed too ensure
gram, designed ♦(
the hospital meets nration
al standards Ever.. unlit ; of
patient": care,'volved can
intens ve reviewinuvea
two days ; by two recog
ni zed : p ro fessionals, a
doctor and a rise, "who
work in the Ontario
healthcare system and are,..
'aware of: current trends in
evaluating patient care,..
Patients, staff, board
members~ and, doctors
were :. interviewed, r:
records were � inspected,`
a v i
rack:a re xe w meeting
g,�;
• wasw
�t :�.
held With each.... of the
4
• six `patient tare
. aridau
p.
ort teams.
, lxth
-wrap-
up 'session,- the suryeyors
declared "thee board can
be proud of the excellent:
facilities it provides to
W ng ha'm and its :sur-
rounding
ur-ria nding : communities."
Herb and :Nary
Buckton .accoinpanied
John and Marion
Mowbray to Kitchener
for the unveiling of eight
sculpturesby'.: Peter
Wilde, a ; : former,
1ucknow •resident.
Duncan IVlowbray was
contacted through the
Canadian Diabetes:
x'Assuciation .to be a
itiodel for Wilde. The
models were unknown to
the artist until the actual
Sessions took place.
°e elifesize, or nearly
so, portraits depict men
acid women of different,:.
ages, from teenagers to
the elderly-
In his review, burl
Miller of Toronto, writes:
"Peter 'Wilde has trans-"
formed representational
portraiture intoa spring-
board
= for a complex web
of psychological issues
surrounding his diagno-
sis as a diabetic. lie has
constructed an arena for
the representation .of the'
contradictions that
revolve around societal
affinities towards disease;
alienation and solidarity
;
darkness and faith; denial
and acceptance; degener-
ation and healing; and
the body and technolo-
gy'
g
The exhibition will be
at the Kitchener-
Waterloo Gallery, at 101
Queen Street north nnlil
Oct. 13.
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1, Deadline for entries is OCTOBER 12, 1996
2. Standings will be caulated as follows.
1.goal = 1 point; 1 assist '=1 point
Goalie goats,against average wilt be rriutt piied• by
60 and subtracted`from the total.
3. In ease of a tie the person with the most goals will
take the, higher: position, Remaining ties will be
broken with a coin toss.
4. Standings will be posted' *monthly' at the Lucknow'
Arena and, published in the Sentinel at yearend.
Toronto Star stats will be used in calculating poiht
totals.
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any Lucknow Optimist member
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