The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-10-22, Page 9impact. •`'
but bein
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ant corning from Hydro
questioned for 199
Iby Pat Halpin •
. The.. i•ruce • county
board of education will get
its impact grant from
Ontario Hydro this year,
but the $.1.1 Million pay-
ment is in `questiion for•
• 1998.
..Hydro spokesman Terry
• Squire said the corpora-
tion intended to phase out
the• impact grant over a
ten-year period, starting in
1996.
"Historically, the grants.
were td end 'in 1985
because the (expected)
2000 employees at the
1BNPT? would be in the tax
base by then," Squire
LISTINGS
WANTED
PAUL ZINN
'528-2411
ASHFIELD - 100 acres, 91
workable, random drainage.
$185,000.
BUNGALOW With carport,
3 bedrooms,oil. heat.
•'Havelock St. $59,400.
451 ACRES - 30 workable,
older barn, well. East
Wawanosh: $65,000.
76. ACRES ,Large '4.
bedroom house, garage,
fireplace, over 1/2', .mile.
Maitland River frontage.
$170,000. -
STORE 'FRONT •- Plus 2
bedroom apartment .broth
leased.Full basement..with•
garage.
WILLOUGHBY, ST. - Totally
remodelled '.`3 bedroom''
bungalow. 20' x 20' shed.
$95;000.
KINLOSS TWP. $97,300..3
bedroom house, 27 x 37 shop
creek & pond.
3/4. ACRE BUILDING LOT
Inglis St. $35,000.
DUNGANNON - 3 bedroom
house;, new. Pettit' mudroom,: 5
appliance's. $57;9901
'49,900. - 3 bedroom, oil heat,
'carport. Wheeler St.
ONE ACRE Building lot
near Lucknow.
B. & B POTENTIAL. ^w, 5
°bedroom home, new kitchen
and bath, spacious rooms,
large treed lot',, new price.
.ICINLOUGH`, - 3 bedroom
motile plus extra lot..
$39, 900.
BOB ST, -''3 bedroom, 11/2
bath, garage, $69,900.
LUDGARD - 2 bedroom, new•
bath, oil heat, $62,000.
.1.3 -ACRES in Lucknow,
unique 3 . bedroom house
overlooking 9 Mile River.
•
ASHFIELD•. -,.3. bedroom'
house 11th conc., over !v2
acre, lot $52,500.
100 ACRES WEST.
WAWANOSH. rolling 60 -7b.
workable, partially fenced.
$9'7,500.
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
Ripley $32,000. & $48,000,
russets $14,900 & $49,500.
OUTRAM ST. 4 bedroom
'house,1rtWodstave,.
both/la, . addition.
$65,000.
LISTINGS WANTED
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yore wants
to-:�
pay
. tf share
explained.
Squire said i iydro
doesn't want to pay less,
but wants to pay:a fair.
''share of costs like educa-
tion in Bruce. But proviu,'.
. ial changes to municipal-
ities, education funding,
,and hydro taxation mean
Hydro 'doesn't know what
the.legislation will allow
in the way of impact ,
of taxes.
"We have received
assurance from the minis-
ter of education that We
will have the same dollars
to work with in January to
August that we had in
'97,". said board chair
Jennifer Yenssen. •
"That amount. included
the impact grant, and .that's
why we feel very strongly
it should stay."
Squire pointed out that
municipal amalgamations
could give the host murtic-
ipality .new boundaries
with enough •assessment
that there will 'be no
requirement for an impact
grants or payments in Lieu grant.,
•
Some r , pressure
t, t . € same st :gid
s • the Catht:iic board
° frons page 1
advertising on school
buses.
"There is some moral
pressure on us to take the
stared the Catholic board
has taken."
While student trustees
said that advertising
would not affect them,
they had questions about
the type of advertising that
would be . allowed,
whether corporations
would be allowed to influ-
ence what .happens in the
classroom, and the impact •
of. advertising on younger
students. •
• ig business advertis-
es to make money,"
Posthumus responded.
"They're not going to
put money into our
schools if they aren't going
to get some out."
Trustee. Ruth Hirtenfeld
said parents and the corn
triunity "have sent a clear
.message that they have
real •concerns" • •about
advertising; but the board
wants to hear more views
before making a decision.
A decision on theissue
will be deferred until the
November meeting.
Fo dlapd Ontario
Quilick Fact .
Ontario produced 19 mil -
Ilion pounds of broccoli
with a • farm.,ate value of
$7.0 minion in 1994.
LU KNOW
DISTRICT',
COMMUNITY
C Nr ..
S.atnnr'day, October 25tb
Steve Tiffin 8r.
Kendra Statia
�aarnday, October 26th
Lions Bingo
OPEN DATES,
OCTOBER.
Fri. 24-31,
CALL 528-3312
Everlasting Flower's & Gifts
9•a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
'98 Ford Contour and
Mercury Mystique Sport
with the added value of an
Automatic Transmission;: a Sport Package
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• Power Windows'• Power'Door' Locks • Power Light Group
1. 15', Aluminum . _• Fog Lamps
Wheels • Sport
• Air Conditioriin Badging
°,,,2,0 Litre • Leather
Zetec, s Steering
Engine Wheel
CHOOSE THE LEASE PAYMENT THAT'S RIGHT FOR YOU.
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Monthly. Payment Mystique oownpaytnent'
Contour SE/Mystique LS Sport .or equivalent battle; .
47,925:
$1,500
$ 0:
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