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Judging: Monday, June 29/98 ;
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The committee's next
fund-raising event is a
dance here in Lucknow, at
the Community Centre.
The date is June 20, 9 to 1.
Donations will be accept-
ed at the door as admis-
sion- Tax receipts will be
issued for donations over
$10. Everything is !King
donated for the dance, so
donations will be pure
profit
Watch for a wide vari-
ety of events in the
upcoming months, One
already planned is
spaghetti dinner on Aug.
30 at the Wingharn arena.
Next week, about 7,500
pamphlets will be deliv-
ered to households in the
catchment area explaining
the fund-raising project
and asking for donations.
These pamphlets are 440
available at the Sentinel
office. *
The committee is also,
doing the rounds ef ser
vice clubs to explain the
project one-on-one.
Steffler believes you can
have morn impact face-to-
face compared to sending
out a piece of paPec, One
proposal will be that a ser-
vice club take on a project
and donate the funds to the
committee, provide the
people power for an event
•the committee will host
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As an under -serviced
area, the Ministry of
Health will .provide a
$15,000 forgivable loan
over a four year period to
a doctor ielocating to our
area.The fund-raising
committee is looking to
sweeten that pot. Please do
what you can to help.
Loose Council opposed
gravel t6 Colborne zoning
blamed amendment
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when th,e vehicle, a 1987
Dodge Caravan when out.
of control in loose gravel,
struck a tree and rolled
over,
The 1:.ucknovi, and
District Fire Department
was called to the scene to
assist.
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• • ' LUCKNOW SENTINEL
• P.O. Box 400
Ltioknow, Ont •
'0; )1: ‘‘.;: I. • Ye:
Bruce and • Sandra
,Grirtuner attended the
Ione 2 meeting of West
• Wawanosh • Township
' council to state their con-
cerns for, and ask for
council's support in their
objection to a proposed
zoning bylaw amendment
to Part of Lot 16, Conc. 7,
Township of Colborne.
Council 'subsequently
decided to advise
Colborne 'Township of
their concerns because
"the area is in close prox-
imity of the flood plain
• and the Maitland River,
and that any increased
development of this area
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could affect the water
quality of the river." •
The municipality's legal
counsel in the Grierson vs '
the township lawsuit was
in attendance., Darrell
Hawreliak discussed the
• judge's recent ruling find-
• ing in favor of the plain-
tiffs, •
On Monday, Reeve
Doug Miller said that "no
•decision • has • been
reached" regarding the
•next steps to be talcen.
• 'Avon' princii)als
on the move
, Administrative officials
of the Avon • Maitland •
District "Scheel Board
• have -announced further
principal and vice-princi-
pal placements in the,sec-
ondary ,panei. for the .
1998/99 school year. .
• The placements are:
• Dave .Huriey, principal' at
.Mitchell District High
School" to. principal at
Stratford Central
Secondary School; Owen
Bestard, vice-principal at:
Stratford , • Cetitra 1
Secondary. Schoot to•prin-
cipal at Mitchell District
High School (formerly
transferred to viee:princi-
pal • at South • Huron
District , High School
"-effective Sept. 1908);
'Herb Klassen, teacher at
Mitchell District High
SehOotio.yiee,prineipal at
• Mitchell District High: .
•School (formerly trans- • •
•,forred 10 beVice-prineipal•: ,
at .'Stratford . "'Central-,
Secondary School. effect
five Sept.."1998);
Langstaff, teacher ,at St:
,
Marys District
VoCational Institute to
Vice-principal..at'Stratfor4
• :Central Secondary Schbol;
Pete :Heeney, leacher ,at
South Huron District High
school tO2vice•-principal at
South Huron District High .
School. '
• Bittewater board •
streamlines ops
In its -ongoing efforts to
streairiline operations, the
Bluewater District School
' Board has decided to sell
the Markdale Education
Centre and consolidate its
administrative staff into
one office at the head
office in Chesley.
Since January 1998, the
board has gradually becn
consolidating it.s,executive
business and' human
resources departments in
, . ,
Chesley.
A plan to implement an
orderly transition in the
next year has been devel-
oped and 'a staff/trustee
task force • has been
approved to investigate
'the long term accomnioda-
tion requirements which
• support the collaborative
planning and staff deyel-
driment needs' of the ' •
13luewater District School
Board corporation.,