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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-03-15, Page 5I e now Sentinel, Wednesday, March 159 1989—Page West 1'awanoh council discusses zoning byiaw The March 7 meeting -of West Wawanosh Township council .again proved to be a lengthy°one, making it necessary to extend the curfew in order to conclude all business. Cynthia Fisher of the Huron County Department.of Planning and Development attended the meeting and discussed the procedures necessary in preparing a zon- ing bylaw for Dungannon. The first step is testablish a committee and a timetable. ,, o until voted in favour of proceeding with this matter and the clerk was in- structed to advertise for names of Dungan- non residents who would be willing to serve on the zoning bylaw committee to be established. Auburn trustees, Jim Schneider, Allan Craig, George Collinson and Harry Arthur outlined a number of projects they would like, to have completed in the village this year, which included more sidewalks and especially the catch basins being cleaned out. Bill Robinson's request, that council con- sider providing him with a letter of exemp- tion for travel on load restricted roads' when transporting maple sap, met with ap- proval and a letter will be forwarded to Mr. Robinson to be produced for inspection should the occasion arise. Maitland Engineering Services was ap- Birthday Club Candais Guay LUCKNOW March 14, 1987 2 Years Old Jessica Gilchrist R.F. 5 LUCKNOW March 16, 1987 2 Years Old Patrick Ritchie R.R. 3 LUCKNOW March 17, 1982 7 Years Old E3 . A. McDONAGH PEA, ESTATE r. INSURANCE t.TEa 528-2031 LUCKNOW FAE,AVI6 LUCKNOW - 3 bedroom home on Gough St. Living room, dining room, 4 pc. bath, good location. KINLOSS TWP. - Farrow to finish, 212 acres, pit and upright silos, good 3 m home, drilled well. KI OSS -100 acres slightly rolling, 75 workable, small lake. Priced $52,000.00 KINLOSS - 100 acres, fairly level, well drained, 65 workable. $50,000.00 TWO GOOD -BUILDING LOTS. Listings Wanted FRASER MacKINNON 528-3013 BARRY McDONAGH 528-3821 .DAVID MacKINNON 395-2483 irmimmommomminommoomik Sewiet Se& Lg MARCH SPECIAL for =every .$1.00 Of pertS:sold WE WILL DONATE Oito the ACanad an °Cancer society See focus ler -more �detai$' MoPninautopor 5244383 °DEEHlew IRY.$LER LTD• !swam twiesymootookomuomwoop.. taw,. pointed to provide the engineering re- quired for the proposed culvert at lot 17, concession 4/5. Council adopted the 1939 road program budget of x1100 as presented by the road superintendent and treasurer. Advertisements will be placed for tenders for crushing and hauling approx- imately 26,000 yards of gravel to all roads south of concession 8/9. The 1976 Ford truck and plow will be prepared for sale and advertised for $10,000 in the truck trader. Council approved the annual $100 grant to the Lucknow Agricultural Society. Roy T:ylor, David Errington and Cecil .Cranston will participate in the media/council competition, at the Maple LCPS students The Bruce County School Speak -off held in Ripley saw three Lucknow students take first, second and third. The competition between Lucknow and Ripley included two junior and two senior speakers from each school. Amy Austin, a grade six student at LCPS took first place, with Tanya Sutherland, Keys Sugar Bush Pancake Day on March 19. The annual allowance to the township's representatives to Wingham and District Hospital and Alexandra Marine and General Hospital will be $150. Represen- tatives are Marian Zinn for Wingham and Klaus Seeger for Alexandra Marine. In this regard Rhea Hamilton Seeger had declared a conflict of interest at the open- ing of the meeting. Council approved the purchase of a new tanker truck for the Lucknow and District Fire Department and the municipality's share of $12,000 toward the purchase. Part-time employees will not be allowed to operate any township vehicles until copies of their driver's licence are on file in the clerk's office. win at sxaeako f f second and Tammy Schultz, third. Principal Bill Pike said the Lucknow students dicta "super job". The Bruce County finals take place in Walkerton Public School, on April 29. Tanya Sutherland also competed in the Legion Zone public speaking and placed second. Ice carnival ends on sad note To the editor: Lucknow and surrounding area residents were entertained to a great Ice Carnival on Saturday night at the local arena. Congratulations go to everyone in- volved including those who work behind the scenes all year long. For one young lady, the evening ended on a sad note after a super time. Clothes and tapes that she was going to take with her to a friend's place for the weekend went missing from the family car parked just outside the arena. The articles were in a blue sports bag with the letters LOTO on the side pouch. If the bag or any of the items taken could be returned, she would really appreciate them. After all, you don't take the things you hate to a friend's house. To the parents, we would like to say it is our responsibility to ensure the streets of Lucknow and any small community are safe. We are responsible for the actions of our children wherever they be, in our home or on the streets. Don't leave it up to the police. Concerned Parents P.S. If the above mentioned missing ar- ticles are left at the arena or Sentinel of- fice, no action will be taken. ictsicer s ,y�•�sw _ onMen & omen v w \ 32 West Street, Shoppers Square 9oderlch 524-4312 turf i. -4R e. "TRADE-IN YOUR OL 1 iai iikof / L March 15 thru 25 Tasker's will allow you a "Trade-InDollar Value" for your Old Clothes when purchasing New Merchandise.* TRADE-IN VALUES TOR HER: BLOUSES ..................................... $10.0.0 SLACKS....................................... $15.00 SKIRTS $15.00 SWEATERS $15.00 DRESSES $30.00 SWEATSHIRTS 85.00 T-SHIRTS $5.00 NIGHTWEAR .8.5.00 SHORTS....................................... $10.00 TRADE-IN VALUES FOR HIN.[: SWEATSHIRTS $5.00 SPORTS JACKETS $40.00 SUITS $50.00 SWEATERS $15.00 PANTS $15.00 COATS $15.00 `SHIRTS $10.00 T-SHIRTS 85.00 TIES $5.00 HATS $10.00 `Only one Trade -In per itenvpurchased. "Trade -In Value" will be applied toward the purchase of the .same product :(example: Old Sport Jacket for new Sport Jacket). Trade -Ins must be clean and usable gas it will be ldanated to charity. GETTING MARRIED? Tasker'8-and' Bud 'Gowan formal Wear are offeringa *MOO DISCOUNT for the Groom inaparty of Ser more. Must book by March 31, 1989. We Also Carry Freeman Formal Wear kerns HQIJRS: Mon.-►hurs...9 am -5:30 pm Fri...9 am -9:00 pm .am -5:00 pm