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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-11-15, Page 6e r:Nuton Zcud .ca/ . ;zg Zinzitad Residential and Commercial 'Landscape Contractor a rlcknt> +r, Ontario 1/2 mile _south of Luchnow on bus.. 51 J) =7 ' 7 - Huron County Road1 0 ,,f, ,, cny. F.IEDUCIflICIP'! SLE1 ssth and Geary 'Reins Ona ► 1 A o =,#n Stock Howell pPl ysets 200/0oft Display Model - ''Bravo 50%oftAttiticial •Ha gi :Plants'' I atioS ces/ • Christmas _Supplies limlted .supply only) 0 •Tree rRemoval•B gs -*indoor •Lights .OUtdoor Lights •NutcraCkers ,'straw Ornaments leeads *Asti iCiai1 'Christmas Trees ,'Candle Hoiders *Tree Taps *Tradition (Glas4aumscl!muck) � TT Christmas Ornaments .*Candies ,(Beurna.Kerzen) Cute Chriistmas Treesa railable in DLiceniber only. 41ours: Monrtay Saturday Sam - apnvCiosad Sunday n• Bruce Board of Ed reviewing province's lot levy proposal LEY—After a series if meetings with '°Bruce county municipalities, BruceCounty Bard of Education says it's still reviewing the province's lot levy pr e board recently held elose%door meetings with mnnlcipalities and ono open session with county' council to discuss the ,controversial lot levy pro- posal. It would tack an estimated $1, to the price of new homes and apmrb meats to 'help finance school expansion. Trustee mrd Thompson told trustees at their November 7 meeting in Chesley the meetus were useful, but indicated little support for the levies. "The *feeling we got from the municipalities was probably nine to one against lot levies," Thompson said. "if we had to base a decision today on what we heard at those four meetings, it would be no." David Inglis, vice!chairman, said the -meetings indicated "a mutual .feeling of wanting to do something" about educa- tion fling .cuts . by the province. Be said the municipalities and board have to find a way to "take less burden on the local ratepayers and more from the province." He also said the committee "has con- cerns" about the legislation as it is now proposed, and is still reviewing the issue before making a .decision on its stand. Thompson said the municipalities weren't able to offer many ereativ finan- cing alternatives to the board's cash supply problems. "Some of the clerks suggested longer term debentures in combination with a capital reserve fund, which are realistic alternatives," he said. Other suggesti©ns were for a lottery to finance schools, and longer school days or years to make more efficient use of existing facilities. Meanwhile, letters continue to flow in to the board voicing opposition to the lot levy proposal. The latest correspondence comes from Bruce Township, Kincardine, Lions Head, ratepayers in Eldersiie Township and the local teachers' federation. On Remembrance Day, Saturday November 11, 1989, we had a fine turnout of people. The Ripley District School band and choir participated in the ceremony as did the lir fro n the: Ailey Huron Zen- :tral Wil. It was ;good to:Isee . so many children inbvolved in the service. Special 'thanks to Clayton `Brice for his finet .playing and to Joe =hie Hoy and el 'Abranuik :from the 'Royal Military _College in Kingston. Flag ibearers were Erin , andry, Jenny Farrell, John Yungblut, Mark ° Goodhue, 'Mary ,Walden, : Janice 'rnhette, .Gary Walden, TTerry :P}aquette. 'Maas ;to everyone Wbo took part, says Len t ng Yo th Education cer.. John " Wind was seceived t t ;Saturday .morn- ing, .Nov"11,1 . ahe paseing fJiihn Iaertonald, t ` aietoria Basptial, Westminster Campus, It Oecurreifthe Fri day, :Nov -10 after a short stay there two and :Aa talf days. He was :;years of age. His parents were .John and Margaret MacDonald and .he Vas born on the :8th concession col Huron'To ship, •.Brace •County/}„folks t th eelilies west i��x; P fl 'were An the 'families veom- ing Ip ;Bruce from–the .isle of `Lewis :w :to .his, friends in this area as "Gentle :anan ohn" "for phis kind and friendly , inan, ',he ,is,survived Ay his info Kathleen (Gilmore) and throe sons- John A. and wife Lu Ann. Ross H .and .wife •Svetlana, dll in ;London,. and Dr. Keit There was a good turnout from Purple Grave at the Bruce ''County :Federation of AgricOlture Friday eve TTI .:Poitt Fig ;arx l d a .wreathe 4if the W. :;dutinL E b eee - 't o r. viin, leyr«rl tur ttl+ ,livertOO, v itelt r ey , .Dianna Scott .en Fri ► �" izabetih. ,ISTiolioison visited, `mss ander - ay pson,� an RIO Mississauga this ray ,to celebrate — IPLEY ::Is and wife Barbara ,orStreetsvl le, 12 children,, and 2 great ;granchildren. The . funeral service was held in First St. • Andrews United 'Church in London at 11 aim. MondayNov. ;113 with Rev. J. Fier- ny °:MacLean 'minister of the church: officid' A : , i DTI, to follow with burialotAdhes in 'Mount Pleasant: Cel. ioas,directied to charity Of choice :Ilya, illRA Punerld Some in :London. . t olahiSale • titiP'leY/iuronakating ;Club will 44av- ing.,theirannintle' and.Alai se at,the tovntliip hall on Saturday Nov. 18. Bible Society Canvas The yearly canvass for the Ripley Brand of the ;Canadian :Bible Society will .be conducted this f,month in the Mage and ��' .�ae�;generouswhen canvasser N�ca�ll's`at your home. A "1'Y ;leads (Club of Ripley Thad another sum euchre on Nov. with SIZ:tables playing. The prize winners, ladies, Myrtle ,Percy and *live Schacht. The .men ' were Bill MacPherson and •{Chester 'Emmerton. The next :euchre riU be Nov. 20 at 2 p.m. in the on Hall, '.Ripley. it: .001.11.11001111011.11.011111111111 :Marion :Emerson spent ;fie iYs ui 'Toronto, 'the Royal Voter Rte. ladies In , Grovp. attended Woos K o sonde past -w.. 0001 Pifintin :fit FSoso t". orv,..el Aid Morey. all atKi a WOO temO.O° 8,74. arein- toting -.vow. .410 a ^.. '�.° •,e� alt • lid c. + 4 ” • • + .. I. yy �� yy ,,„�, JO f . 'ori g -a ft nge'of'servieebt Mudthng y�yy�i ingobahvi cy ba' i yn11111 ACJ N taz gp �person*l if to ci 1 p1snthng.4 volltputer *nd m*nsgement ervl es HiANQVER ?WALKERI?ON MOUNT . ROW ELGIN AV.L. 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SLE1 ssth and Geary 'Reins Ona ► 1 A o =,#n Stock Howell pPl ysets 200/0oft Display Model - ''Bravo 50%oftAttiticial •Ha gi :Plants'' I atioS ces/ • Christmas _Supplies limlted .supply only) 0 •Tree rRemoval•B gs -*indoor •Lights .OUtdoor Lights •NutcraCkers ,'straw Ornaments leeads *Asti iCiai1 'Christmas Trees ,'Candle Hoiders *Tree Taps *Tradition (Glas4aumscl!muck) � TT Christmas Ornaments .*Candies ,(Beurna.Kerzen) Cute Chriistmas Treesa railable in DLiceniber only. 41ours: Monrtay Saturday Sam - apnvCiosad Sunday n• Bruce Board of Ed reviewing province's lot levy proposal LEY—After a series if meetings with '°Bruce county municipalities, BruceCounty Bard of Education says it's still reviewing the province's lot levy pr e board recently held elose%door meetings with mnnlcipalities and ono open session with county' council to discuss the ,controversial lot levy pro- posal. It would tack an estimated $1, to the price of new homes and apmrb meats to 'help finance school expansion. Trustee mrd Thompson told trustees at their November 7 meeting in Chesley the meetus were useful, but indicated little support for the levies. "The *feeling we got from the municipalities was probably nine to one against lot levies," Thompson said. "if we had to base a decision today on what we heard at those four meetings, it would be no." David Inglis, vice!chairman, said the -meetings indicated "a mutual .feeling of wanting to do something" about educa- tion fling .cuts . by the province. Be said the municipalities and board have to find a way to "take less burden on the local ratepayers and more from the province." He also said the committee "has con- cerns" about the legislation as it is now proposed, and is still reviewing the issue before making a .decision on its stand. Thompson said the municipalities weren't able to offer many ereativ finan- cing alternatives to the board's cash supply problems. "Some of the clerks suggested longer term debentures in combination with a capital reserve fund, which are realistic alternatives," he said. Other suggesti©ns were for a lottery to finance schools, and longer school days or years to make more efficient use of existing facilities. Meanwhile, letters continue to flow in to the board voicing opposition to the lot levy proposal. The latest correspondence comes from Bruce Township, Kincardine, Lions Head, ratepayers in Eldersiie Township and the local teachers' federation. On Remembrance Day, Saturday November 11, 1989, we had a fine turnout of people. The Ripley District School band and choir participated in the ceremony as did the lir fro n the: Ailey Huron Zen- :tral Wil. It was ;good to:Isee . so many children inbvolved in the service. Special 'thanks to Clayton `Brice for his finet .playing and to Joe =hie Hoy and el 'Abranuik :from the 'Royal Military _College in Kingston. Flag ibearers were Erin , andry, Jenny Farrell, John Yungblut, Mark ° Goodhue, 'Mary ,Walden, : Janice 'rnhette, .Gary Walden, TTerry :P}aquette. 'Maas ;to everyone Wbo took part, says Len t ng Yo th Education cer.. John " Wind was seceived t t ;Saturday .morn- ing, .Nov"11,1 . ahe paseing fJiihn Iaertonald, t ` aietoria Basptial, Westminster Campus, It Oecurreifthe Fri day, :Nov -10 after a short stay there two and :Aa talf days. He was :;years of age. His parents were .John and Margaret MacDonald and .he Vas born on the :8th concession col Huron'To ship, •.Brace •County/}„folks t th eelilies west i��x; P fl 'were An the 'families veom- ing Ip ;Bruce from–the .isle of `Lewis :w :to .his, friends in this area as "Gentle :anan ohn" "for phis kind and friendly , inan, ',he ,is,survived Ay his info Kathleen (Gilmore) and throe sons- John A. and wife Lu Ann. Ross H .and .wife •Svetlana, dll in ;London,. and Dr. Keit There was a good turnout from Purple Grave at the Bruce ''County :Federation of AgricOlture Friday eve TTI .:Poitt Fig ;arx l d a .wreathe 4if the W. :;dutinL E b eee - 't o r. viin, leyr«rl tur ttl+ ,livertOO, v itelt r ey , .Dianna Scott .en Fri ► �" izabetih. ,ISTiolioison visited, `mss ander - ay pson,� an RIO Mississauga this ray ,to celebrate — IPLEY ::Is and wife Barbara ,orStreetsvl le, 12 children,, and 2 great ;granchildren. The . funeral service was held in First St. • Andrews United 'Church in London at 11 aim. MondayNov. ;113 with Rev. J. Fier- ny °:MacLean 'minister of the church: officid' A : , i DTI, to follow with burialotAdhes in 'Mount Pleasant: Cel. ioas,directied to charity Of choice :Ilya, illRA Punerld Some in :London. . t olahiSale • titiP'leY/iuronakating ;Club will 44av- ing.,theirannintle' and.Alai se at,the tovntliip hall on Saturday Nov. 18. Bible Society Canvas The yearly canvass for the Ripley Brand of the ;Canadian :Bible Society will .be conducted this f,month in the Mage and ��' .�ae�;generouswhen canvasser N�ca�ll's`at your home. A "1'Y ;leads (Club of Ripley Thad another sum euchre on Nov. with SIZ:tables playing. The prize winners, ladies, Myrtle ,Percy and *live Schacht. The .men ' were Bill MacPherson and •{Chester 'Emmerton. The next :euchre riU be Nov. 20 at 2 p.m. in the on Hall, '.Ripley. it: .001.11.11001111011.11.011111111111 :Marion :Emerson spent ;fie iYs ui 'Toronto, 'the Royal Voter Rte. ladies In , Grovp. attended Woos K o sonde past -w.. 0001 Pifintin :fit FSoso t". orv,..el Aid Morey. all atKi a WOO temO.O° 8,74. arein- toting -.vow. .410 a ^.. '�.° •,e� alt • lid