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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-02-10, Page 2Page 2 — Lucknow §°entitiel, Wednesday, February 10, 1993 WUi A '25? Gift .. jCertificatei Deadline Feb. 12/93; kl"4:4 irPi/ ►4D!tc'711, pG�pDo-- \1 Happy Valenthie's Day from Arinstrong Home Bakery * Just bring in 1 dozen of your .own home- made Valentine cookies * The best decorated will win a $25.00 Gift Certificate * Open to any age * Contest closes February 12/93 * All cookies to be donated to Survival Through Friendship House in Goderich "Let's Get Creative" r With This. Coupon SAVE 304 Off 1 kg. - 900 g. • Pkg. QUAKER OATS Special Price w/o Coupon 1.29 LOffer Expires Sat. Feb. 13/93 ONE STOP .SF(OPPING "." See Sylvia or Ross for that NEW KITCHEN OR NEW FLOORING You've been looking Sip hard to find. In Home Personal Consultation &. 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Black Forest Ham 2.99„ FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO PORK Economy Pack (Contains 3 Centre, 3 Rib & 3 Tenderloin End Chops) Pork 14 Loin Chops PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA GROWN Indian River White or Pink Ib. DAVINCI , Bacon or Capocollo 650 g. Super Deluxe Pizza Grapefruit/ 11X99 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. WASHINGTON GROWN Extra Fancy 2.62 kg. Red or Golden Delicious 1 19 Apples .b PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA GROWN 2.18 kg. Juicy Sweet Tangerines PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA FANCY 31b. Bag McIntosh Apples 1 Delegation asks council to consider paving road A delegation of 11 residents, from the 10th concession of Ashfield Township, attended the council meeting on February 2 to draw council's attention to the condition of the east end of the concession. They expressed that traffic volume on the road should warrant addi- tional maintenance, specifically on the section from Lanes to Belfast. The delegation urged council to consider the paving of that section and to incorporate the costs into the roads budget within the next couple of years. Council stated that road funds for 1993 were committed to the com- pletion of the Port Albert bridge and related road construction pend- ing grant commitments from the Ministry of Transportation. Upon completion of that project, council stated that they would be willing to consider -the possibility of paving if funding becomes available. A request from Wheels Away for funding to offset outstanding oper- ating expenses associated with township residents using the pro- gram was deferred pending receipt of additional information. Council endorsed the resolution of the Township of Ramsay requesting the province to assure that any amendments to the Planning Act with respect to the "Purposes of Council .accepts tender simmEr COUNCIL NEWS Ashfield Township Ashfield Township Planning" take into account the rights of owners of private property in the province. Endorsement was also given to a resolution from the Township of Gordon requesting the Ministry of Environment to promote refundable cans and bottles by the beverage industry. Approval was given to the pro- posed joint recreation board's Lucknow Facility Rental Agree- ment. Council retired to committee of the whole to discuss employee remunerations. Council will meet next on Febru- ary 16 at 1 p.m. Lottery winners Ron Cornish of Ripley was the $100 winner in last week's Ripley and District Lions Club cash calen- dar draw. $50 winners were Elma IkIacDonald, Ripley; Ripley Clas- sics; Ernie Coiling,- Ripley; Joan Black, R.R. 6, Goderich; Alex Russel, Dashwood; Terry Kommer, Kincardine. for bridge repair work At the February 1 meeting of Kinloss Township council, the ten- COUNC 1L NEWS amount of $2,840; was accepted for Kinloss Township repairs needed to repair the damage done on the existing concrete bridge on concession 2. The damage occurred November 19 when a dump truck hit the end of the. bridge. Henry Clark, road superintendent, was instructed to prepare the specs for a new 1993 tandem dump truck, with a standard box, and snowplow equipment, and forward to the Ministry of Transportation Ontario for approval. • Mr. Clark will obtain quotes from each licensed. gravel pit in the township for gravel for township purposes in 1993. Harry Hollands will continue as canine control officer for the year 1993. Tenders will be advertised for the renting of the pasture land on con- cession 4 and concession 5 for a Another meeting of the joint bylaw enforcement committee is -scheduled for February 11. MTO provided a copy of a letter to a township resident regarding installation of an improper private drain installed on MTO road allow- ance. Council was apprised of a drain- age problem on concession 10 by . way of a letter from Maitland Engineering. Wheels Away has informed the township that its share of the deficit .for 1992 is $31.76. Council approved the hiring of a hi -hoe to excavate more cover material at the landfill site. Council turned down the request from the Kincardine OPP/Inter- Church Food Bank/Special two year term. Olympics to donate to the charity Mr. Clark stated he had been evening on Feliruary 13. having some problems with the Clerk Mark Becker will pursue propane heaters in the shed and obtaining names of businesses in , would be contacting Sparlings Pro -the township who would be willing pane to: straighten out this outstand to help promote Kinloss Township ing matter. at the IPM '93. CEO says rehabilitation services are excellent • from page S' He said specialized therapists in Wingham and those using the hos- pital provide excellent rehabilitation services to the community. Mr. Koch explained that he came. to Wingham ' in part due to his interest in becoming CEO oto a community hospital. He had been an assistantexecutive director pre- viously ana wanted the opportunity to be the primary force at a com- munity hospital. "I feel Wingham is a strong corn- munity." Mr. Koch also pointed to his own background of growing up . in a rural area, and said he was attracted to "coming back." He was also interested in Wingham because of the strength of its specialist physicians. "The clincher," he said, "was the quality of the people on tile' (hospital) board during the, interview." There seems to be a strong community ownership of the hospital, he said. ' Mr. Koch said he felt very wel- come by the hospital staff and that the has haat a good teshom to iiiMiies. As to the future, Mr. Koch is looking forwardto his family mov- ing up from Dundas 'to join him in Wingham this summer. Mr. Koch said his wife is seeking employment . as an elementary teacher and that two of his children are looking forward to moving to Winghanm. His oldest daughter W11 remain in Dundas to complete the last,four months of her OAC before heading off to university. Although it is hard to leave his. old friends and neighbors, Mr. Koch said, "We expect to find new friends here," and noted he has family in the area north of Kitchener. - Mr. Koch also plans to continue his involvement with the 'larger' community such as the Canadian College of Health Service Execu- tives and the African Medical Research Foundation.