The Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-01-13, Page 2Page 2 — Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 13, 1993
Cailin Clarke, daughter of Sheila and tan, of R.R. 5, Lucknow,
was- one of the 1992 recipients of the Ontario Agricultural
College Alumni Foundation Awards for the degree program.
Presenting Catlin with her Certificate of Recognition is'OAC
Alumni President Everett Biggs. In addition to the certificate,
Cailin received a scholarship cheque and the book College on
the Hill.
separate school trustees
say there is a positive side
to the Youth News Network
13Y MICHELE GREENE,
There is' a positive side to the
Youth News Network (YNN) that is
-iping overlooked, said a Huron-
Pe;rth' '-�•R'bman ..Catholic .Separate.
School Board trustee.
Parents recently met in Stratford
to denounce they board for opting
into a five-year contract with YNN.
.The parents didn't like the. fact that
two -and -a -half minutes of commer-
cials are a part of the 12 -minute
program which would be viewed by
secondary students every day.
"There is a positive side from this
board's point of view," Trustee
Gerry Ryan (Seaforth, Tuckersmith,
McKillop) told trustees at the Dec.
15 board meeting.
He said the parents' meeting ,
concentrated on the commercials
and overlooked the nine -and -a -half
minutes of news prepared by and
geared to youths.
"Students will be able to dissect
the news with their ,teacher from a
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Catholic point of view," he -said:
Ryan received calls from parents
concerned about the channel. Ryan
believes people don't know much
abaul. the channel artd are
cerned about what may be broad-
cast. The parents plan to present
their concerns to the board in the
new year and Ryan is looking for-
ward to it.
"I think they have to informed,"
said Ryan, adding that the parents
will also be able to help the trustees
better understand their concerns..
In September, the board chose to
bring the national, news channel into
the new St. Michael Catholic Sec-
ondary School. The channel pro-
vides the televisions and VCRs to
the schools.
At the tithe, some trustees felt
they would be allowing this channel
to invade their classrooms.
"I think it's an .invasion into ohr
separate schools. I'm suspicious of
Big Brother coming in on us," said
Trustee John Devlin in September:
Trustees were assured teachers
could preview the show to be sure
it was appropriate.
"These are high school kids. It's
all around them. We can't live in
the dark ages. We have, to go high
tec," Ryan told the trustees at the
same meeting.
In October, Devlin and Trustee
Ron Marcy, bath well-known for
their opposition. to the channel,
urged the board to discuss the issue
again but were unsuccessful in
bringing it back onto the table.
The Perth County Board of Edu-
cation decided.not to implement the
youth -based channel m its :five
secondary schools. . •
Seeking
herita. e
designation
The financial committee of the
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
CtitlfC atKirigsbiid'ge.is investi-
gating the possibility of having
the ,church designated a heritage
building.
Francis Hogan and Frank
Doherty attended the Ashfield
Township council meeting Jan-
uary 5 to discuss .the possibility
with council. As a result of the
meeting Clerk -treasurer Linda
Andrew will contact the Ministry
of Culture and Communications
to obtain further information.
In a telephone interview, Mr.
Hogan said the church, con-
structed in 1905, presently
requires extensive and costly
restoration work, particulary on
the exterior. With grants 'avail-
able under the Ontario Heritage
Act, the committee was pursuing
that avenue •for assistance.
Funds ,previously raised by the
congregation for restoration work
have been depleted.
Mr. Hogan „pointed out that if
the township should proceed.
with the application and .be
successful, other buildings in the '
municipality, could qualify for
assistance as well,
The formation of a Local
Architectural Conservation,
Advisory Committee (LACAC)
is in the process and interested
persons are sought to sit on the
committee. Mr. Hogan would
welcome any volunteers. for the
LACAC. He tray be reached at
395-3431. •
Tenants aresatisfied
with _ accommodations
Susan MacKenzie, the Bruce
County Housing Authority manager,
recently released the .highlights of
the tenant survey conducted in the
fall of 1992. The survey was under-
taken as part of a Quality Customek
Service initiative directed by ten-
ants, board members and staff par-
ticipants.
Slightly over 60 per cent of all
tenants responded to the survey.
Tenants identifell The providing
of . good housing/a home as the
main strength of the Housing Auth-
ority, and affordability was rated
second most important.
Maintenance, rules and pro-
cedures, the rent review process,
staff communications, the building
lived. in and their unit were six
individual items tenant were asked
to . evaluate. All six items received
75. per cent or higher excellent and
good' ratings. Thee buildix gs and
units were all rated at over 90 per
cent good or exgellent,._Staff com-
munications and the rent review
process both received 75 per cent
excellent and good ratings.
Areas of improvement identified,
by.tenants included frost free
fridges, more shelving and clip-
boards, seniors/disabled only build-
ings, elevators, talk to tenants' to get
- their input prior to undertaking
major repairs, leave screen doors
on, be frugal and-..tallelo tenants,
improved water and electrical 'con-
servation practices, stop/reduce
unneeded changes'.
Most tenants did not want lo see,
the role of the Bruce County Hous-.
ing Authority change in the future.
Local housing authorities carry
out the day-to-day management of
Ontario Housing . Corporation's
84,000 housing units. They provide
accommodation for families, single
persons, seniors, couples without
children and -persons with .disabil-
ities. .
The Bruce County Housing Auth-
ority manages 398 assisted housing
units including Lucknow, Chesley,
Kincardine, Kincardine Township,
Mildmay, Port Elgin, Ripley,
Southampton, Teeswater, Walkerton
and Wiarton.
Church may be ciesignatea
as ' historical building'
At the January .5 meeting of
Ashfield Township council, Francis
Hogan and Frank Doherty discussed
with council the possibility of des-
ignating the St. Joseph's Catholic
Church, at Kingsbridge, as a histori-
cal building under the Ontario Heri-
tage Act. Clerk Linda Andrew was
directed to contact the Ministry of
Culture and Communicati 1t is to
obtain information.
Endorsement was given to a res-
olution by the:County of Essex that
urges the CRTC to consider the
proposal of Bell Canada for Maple -
mentation of the 911 telephone
emergency system. throughout the
province. '
Council also endorsed the resol-
ution of the County of Elgin regard-
ing their conCerns over the recent
provinetial planning initiatives per-
taining to private sewage systems~,
COUNCIL NEWS.
Ashfield Township
Authorization was given to keeve
Allan Gibson and Mrs. Andrew to
sign a Mutual Drain Agreement
between the municipality, Jennison
Construction Ltd: and Donald and
Jack Culbert. '
,Council voted in favour of pro-
ceeding with the necessary applica-
tions and authorizations in connec-
tion with the installation of four
street lights in Port Albert. This
project is being undertaken at the
request of the Port Albert 150th
Anniversary Committee.
The various council committee
designates will remain the same
until the January 19 meeting.