The Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-09-30, Page 1VOL. ii $ WL 39 •
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ri 1998
65¢ INCLUDES G.S.T.
Rec
boar
whit
happ:ns.
C onstruction undem
on Havelock Street south
by Pat Livingston .
Construction started on Havelock
Street south on Monday morning. Ken
Jackson ('onstruction, of Tiverton,' had
the winning tender at a price of
S185,417. '
Work' includes watertnain, .4:urb and
gutter in the first block of Havelock
south, from Campbell to Willoughby; at
top coat of asphalt from Willoughby to
Cunning.Where canning and Havelock
streets mtaeet, the corner will be fixed up;
curb and gutter added to give mote dein
-
Rion, The full length of Canning Street
'will be widened about ora metre. New
w:atermains willbe installed on Canning
Street for two blocks' east of Ross.
Included in the project is a tap coat of
asphalt .for one block of Inglis Street,
from, Campbell to Wheeler. The bailauice•
of the eastertf, pardon of trio spcattu. ccz
'p/ex parking zo wilt'be•paved welt.
White construction is underway. the
Idea
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cents actor isattempting to keep erne' tare
opento maintain access for farmers to
Snobelen elevators. However, there will
be some periods such as installation of •
watertnains at intersections. where it mm
be necessary to close the road. Signs. read
"open to local tt ori c ,
Dennis l tliett, with B.M. Ross and
Associates, • said "We"ll do our best to
oblige" the farmers as they bring .the
crops to the elevator.
-.Mike Snobelen said that while he may
have preferred a different timing. for the
constractien „before things get better
they get worse. Weil work around
The construction was approved when,
council was .finally able to pass its. 1998
budget: ;in early August "fe uders were. tet
for the cottstxuctioti and opened last
week. Ken n said they Are (koiti
for ttOnittloOrr da r• 9ft9Ot'4Weathet
permitting,"
Asbler lil urray: took: her mom,earls ,,
h•*-
the
mrel'r gplatind... ; u
**hilt With*WI*
to cover pool had
by Put Livingston
When the Lucknow and
dtstrii t joint 1'00'0400a
itioa
board inet last week, itis-
OU SiO'it about the pool
• reRno-vations was elle of the
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topics.
Ashfis.ld Towntih:ip..
board` rep, Marilyn
1K1'ittelib urg• ptes:ented.
information on a ('overall
Shelter. 1.6 enclose the
pool.'''"l' want to, protect:
Our now pati{.;'l want iron)
registrations," said. •
Miltert;burg.' "We mover
want a. poal.or why are wk
tiXing• it-ttOW "
While the operating
deficit of theswimming
Pool has Iwo falling each
year, itstilt runsat. a
•deticit. Mittenburg queried
whether extending the ,'
pool, season by having it
enclosed; would result in.
iuicreaseci registrratiols. ;
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"Theb est expense is
wages,"sasat Lucknovv rep
Tom: Pegg. "Y'otell.have
mere .wages if the season
is longer." Pegg said he•
ecus, not in favor of cever-
by lot Livi ngsto
The" Make. it (ireat in
'9S reunion corn►n:it(ee..
learned last week' that to
41AtQ4 tiro#.rt.
was realiz.ed froiii that,
July event, 't'h re )114y `till
be a Bilk •:itt#:i?re tc me
.:ca
• lrotxi souvci ir.sales.
As vr:as, committed
when the reutiioil commit-.
tke .was first t't)riilcd;.half'
of the profit will be trans-
ferred. to the swimming
pool renovation fitii4l,'tti
4tainialettity, ,Pf0i,Q4 spear-
heatled.by the Lucknow..
400 Uistri t;'Lions .Club,
That half atitoitnts to.
Ing the pool, aryl if; tie vitas
WO: faVOr a bti.tldt is*, .
19;6O0
The' 4crattntittwc`'.will
i n ve U
$5,001), aa° SQed
°tiil}tley reit. the.. next.
rettinic>n. When the 199s,
ruuniun cvoi,nli'btc: ,'to
forrined• there were no,
.funds, aivailable to stat t•the
bails i 4>liiiig. It blade things
vkr ., di#'#'icult and tbe.
coiiitnittec had to: /1O t4'
varioils s0►urcc.s for, loac»;
and in spin 44yesoutright
grants wcr<e rnade With
this -seed inotiey for the
'next i(ituzion, start tip witi!te
be much easier.
piut Linen., and. Lynn'347htlston, the cc chatirs of
"In ,our position ins
Bruce County,' said
Kinloss rep Lea Murray:,
"1'd' best think leave it to
. the• new counc;it." ,.
Board chairman' Gerald
Dolman said theidea was
.'nut, without merit' but.
Miltenburg's suggestion
didn't.go any further.
Jenny llogorvorst of.
Coverall Shelterssat in at
the meeting, after the
board" •initial ; discussions,.
to answer .coni: q1,10 0,011:4.
Fuad -raising for the,
pool t4trtiyations i ' mov=
the '9S., : i'c'unian hav:c
agreed to take. respoii.ibil"-•.
ity for nvcstixug the
inonep.and: tolling cY rrvurr .
as the :market. cadge .•
Tiro Cci1l7111itiee'S, dii•ec-:
tions include that the
-inoney be iuveste.d
through a local ticiuid.c for
a durraticin of eight: years.
'At that time the Money:.
would be av"tilahle for
start up ler, a 200
reunion,
At the. ec'ilimittee' tAc,AA,
ng hist Thursday. several
other cotnni inity projects
were dike -u 5sett, More
details are being gathered:,
ct tht
girt
Ing.! a#ong'.cluite nicely..
Ree reat ion coordinator
Datue t laelk said. "It looks
like it could he another
comtnutitty projeet not..
using: taxpayers. dpllats.
.Ken Irwin; on behalf ot.,
the •,lucknu;ly lancers,
apptared' before the
Lutkwew.and district joint.
reertation board` on Sept.
asking for permission'.
to ran the hockey clubs
Sate Line Club again this.
season during; keine, pixies
and playoffs.
The board approved the ..
19,
and the coinrnitt,ee will
11 441 again in•onae ntotilh..'
• financial slat±etnott
Will, he printedl at Sc)tne
titin in the futine4 •
And talking aliouu sett-.
yolks, ~ there's stili plenty-'
of tier;eutJiir k an45OLYie lt.
shirts: available- They :are
being sold at rock'bcatturi
prices and;, w±ogld'niake :a
neat Christmas, gift.
4 orittaet: U.clares,.
0kOlaski it vOu're' inter-.
eStcc. Tlt.`eoiitin;i:ttce •i5..
try>iri,g to arrange for; a.;
main street lcwatioix where'
purehase of ahs;}'oikvenus
would beii o e accessible,:.
•1
request subject to proper
supervision,. paper work '
and the facility being, Left
clean. after each. event.
' There was some discus-
sion en the Bluer Line'Club
that runs under a Land;'
spectal oeCasion permit
between .4 and 1 for
ktror itt , gratis. Otto ques-
tioned posed w. who
liable if there is.a trou-
ble. According to inform.
belsn presented, the? meets,
would be first, followed
by the joint recreation'
*:see•'`I iiabtliity' page
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in 1999?
by
104t Liivings+tun
What will' the makeup
of the, joint rpereati'on:
boarii: be Wien: atualgawna
tion of Lut:know, Kinloss
aiidHuron takes place?`
This question came to the •
jointree board table: last
wok.
General observations..
were rnaue by board ►nem"
bets: about htiw the board°
crura work fairly; see&ii
40tifigaiki A 'West
Wawa a n ttltavt of '
t4tancrolorrtAtiori,
Wee. Wawanosb rep ,
sturtattivets- Dourg Miller
and Stuart Alton. Made .it.
clear they expect their
iuuuicipality to be csunsult-
ed by, .the trarrisitiou team.
before, any steps. ace taker%
Thris,. Statetnentt. was: �xiticte<
'after Daly Black, .reere-
Atieu coo drwator,: said that
' he au& the Ripley, IVO
director had manic a pre
seriltation fa the trausitit n, ,.
boautc#.. '
Leto! . Murray, the
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Kinloss recreation board
Mem et, who is also a
ineiuber,of the transition •
team, trio;#, to reassure
Ntlt+ar
'and Alton 'that
nothing: Wealdbe done
without firstcansit•ltin
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