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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-08-20, Page 2Page 2Lneknow Sentinel ottaastt0ttttsatatstsasssset0 :Vac•ations Comilia'.>• • Checkbook. Low? t a a t. Sell With Want ads a For Extra "Dough" •$ 0$ t 0001$ aessesstt aessessat. Have you seen this invader? Ruffe Report sightings & get the latest information INVADING SPECIES. HOTLINE - 1-800-563-7711 I+ICanadian Coast Guard Ministry of Natural Resources ONTARIO FEDERATION OF ANGLERS & HUNTERS Wednesday, August 20, 1997 Ashfield Township Birthday Club Sarah Irwin August 20, 1986 11 Years Old -Scott Adamson August.21, 1893 4 Years Old Angela Belix August, 22, 1987 1Q Years Old a Stuart. Eadie August 23;,1988 9 Years Old Travis Farrish August 23, 1989 8 Years Old Justine B.ea ley August 24, 1992 5 Years Old Tiffany Myerscough August 24, 1993 4 Years Old. Sheldon Quirion August 24, 1993 4Years Old Shawn Elphick August 25; 1993 4 'Years Old BD0 BDO "Dunwoody, p WARD MAU ETTE Chartered Accountants Offering a full range of setrvices:. auditing, accou$ting; business pian- ning, income tax planning; personal financial planning, computerand management services: WALKERTON HANOVER MOUNT FOREST PORT ELGIN B.I=. Thomson, FCA LH. Vollett, CA KL. Drier, CA M.S. Bolton, OA RJ: Millen CA J.J. Hunt:CA H:E Kibler,'CA G.H. Munro, CA . K. Oelsgttlagel, CA P. Thor,OA R.G. Thomas, CA 881-1211 . 364-3790, 323.235, 832-2049 ' . Garbage collection an issue for cottagers Garbage collection and disposal continues to be an issue for the South Anpberley Beach Association. Twenty ratepayers attended Ashfield Township council's Aug. 7 meeting. Nigel Bellchamber, spoke on, behalf of the gro.u. p and submitted a written pro- posal, asking council to °Youth charged with arson A_ 14 -year-old, kale young offender• is in cus • tody charged with one count of arson, and one. count of break enter .and theft. The investigation by . the Kincardine. Walkerton. OPP was initiated, on Aug. 9 following a report of -a residential fire in the Kennedy subdivision; .•'' .about. 3 km:. south of Kincardine in •'Huron•" Township. There was abotit $150,000 damage to the* home, 'and about $3,000 worth of computer equip- menu wase, also stolen. The young offender' was reman'ded.i'nto cus tody pending :a, detention. hearing on Monday; When it comes` down to Watching 'commercials; on TV, or visiting the refrigerator for a snack, the ,'refrigerator usually -wins out! YOLK expensive TV spot is wasted on an empty chair - while potential customers are out in the kitchen, grabbing a drink or some munchies. Advertise in The Lucknow .Sentinel. The mediums where people • respond'to your. advertising, instead of heading 'to the refrigerator. give consideration to vari- ous suggestions regarding the the provision and financing of garbage col- lection and disposal along the lakeshore. A petition with 125. sig. natures • from • the Amberley Beach area, in support of the group's ,request' for an extended collection season, was also presented. :Currently • two. methods of. garbage Collection individual pickup andbig bins - are utilized in that area. All are charged a fee on their taxbill, with the:: charge to those , using the big 'bins being higlier"to reflect the cost of bag tags individual pickups pay. Collection was done for a six month period,: but last year was reduced 'to three' months after resi- dents complained about the associated costs. Connell will include the recommendations in future discussions on lakefront garbage, collection and disposal. Kinloss man charged. A 19 -year-old'. Kinloss Townshipman has been charged with impaired dri=: ving causing bodily harm after a 14 -year-old 'Goderich' girl was serious- ly injured in an accident. The girl; wasa passen- ger in the. 19-year-old's' pick up' truck, which :was turning "donuts" "in a pri vete. gravel pit off Sharps Creek Road in Colborne Township. The truck flipped onto its roof and was severly damaged: • The driver, a 1S ,yea old and an '18; -year-old Goderich youth were not injured: The driver appea'rs in =Goderich court on Oct. 20,. • Rex Guest of Mid Huron Beach talked to council about his concerns over the environmental impacts of' intensive live- stock operations in the township. , Vicki Hackett, coordi- nator for the Lucknow and District Tourism office introduced' herself to council and explained the Village function of the tourism office. She provided coun- cil with copies of various magazines and brochures and reported that large numbers of visitors had been through the office. Hackett asked council to consider making a donation towards the er- ations of the office. street ork awarded by Pat Livingston Subject to review by the village'saengineer, the tender of Georgian Aggregates (Seeley Amin) t� complete var- ious road construction projects, was accepted by Lucknow council last week. The winning tender was for $215,551 including GST. There will also be' a cost of 15 per cent for engineering fees. The only other tender was from Kerr Construction, for $31$,878.' Areas of work to be completed include: Inglis, Street 7. the first block north from Campbell totally reconstruct- ed, and then from Wheeler to, Gough curb .and, gutters, street restoration, and resurfacing; tie intersection, at Wheeler- and Outram will be fixed, new watermains installed on Outran' from Wheeler north to Gough, plus restoration on,that area. • The finish date for the work is Oct. 3, except for the second coat of paving on the first block of Inglis: West Wawanosh Township :or: variances by council approved. West Wawanosh Township council approved two minor vari- ance applications follow-, ing,•a public meeting ,on Aug. 5 . • The application submit- ted by .Mose ,Shetler to .reduce the nliinimum, east- erly side 'yard setback from .60 metres to 18 metres to allow construc- tion of a. new: barnwas. granted; Council imposed the condition that a suit- . able .retainingwall or pad be constructed, to. the sat isfa'etion of the •building • inspector,to accommodate nagfittlieS MANUFAc7wwILS•thSTRIBtT1 r)Rs "DIRECT. TO YOU" manure. Shawn,. and : Lynn Watson received approval for an accessory. building with a maximum lot cov erage of 14 per cent, and. for a home industry. '-not to exceed 140 square metres., k The township's com. prehensive zoning ,bylaw< permits.10`per cent lot coverage, and 55 square Metres for a home indus try. Watsons' homeindus- try may occupy up to 50 per cent ,of the accessory •see `Tnurisni' page 6 'WE HAVE IT ALL FOR ANN GREAT CASUAL LIVING" `moi PLUS• GREAT PRICEF ALL YEAR L°- • Fen Outdoors • P as • Sunrooms ,?ti ititt h ,/IJ :r0! ' if7 ),? :14120t'il'er ;a� • Hammocks. • Artificial Plants, 'trees dnd.F1 •'SlradeHouses • �c�ver#isr�g in�ior�, 151 �� The Lucknow Sentinel • Pvc'ibbuta'r Resin 'funlitur&L - diet -gamete in Elegant Outdoor 11vtn 15,000 SQ.1'1. GRAND BEND ,238-21110; Hwy. e3 E (2 MHOS from tiro water plant) Mon -Fri. a: 06•SaL 10.:004 PLANT & SHOWROOM ARE CLOSED FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 15 WE ALSO MANUFACTURE, UMBRELLAS, REPLACEMENT CUSHIONS, FURNITURE COVERS if