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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-05-05, Page 8Page $ — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 5, 1993 GREATD 1 ON THESE BEAUTIFULTREES Norway Maple -Bare Root 8'-10' While Sl r>rhoL,sl -Heavy Branched $28.00 Royal Red Maple -Bare Root 10'-12' ' -Heavy Branched $35.00 Crimson King Maple -Bare Root 5'-6' -Lightly Branched $15.00 Golden Locust 6'-8' 10 gal. pot $30.00 Austrian Pine 12"-15" 1 gal. pot $5.75 Colorado Spruce 12"-15" 1 gal. pot $3.00 HOT PINK • INPLLA R RAYLS ARE IIEILE AGAIN! Auzon 1'and� �n9 1'im tEd — RR 2 Lucknow (519)529-7247 ` YVE'PE got good !Ings glowing Toz (you! THE 0".701.':: iN nye 90's IS VALUE AND o BEAM DELIVERS Beam Built In Vacuum Systems Provide: ► Quality, Design and Workmanship ► Reliable Performance • A Cleaner Environment ► Convenience ► Easy Installation In Any Home YOU COULD WIN A '93 CHEV CAVALIER FROM HE440N' CHEV/OLDS Th., -n e. A ones t.nntibn9 m .1 10 coin Om Valve IIM, Innes I•06d.1 WSI hi • nbd Mutat IMO 00mit amu 01 10 GI Cara a.0. (IA0M ht1,, . Mad vNw OS/SOS sub ' ,n.,. «td,ob.. Grand ran mn.e►q a, Il 10010.mm*, 4es0., Vl 11ed... Mad Whoa, t, i Ed 00 My dunces .I Vona d.0.nd loan dw «.0001 ;Oran. nomad b, NOM . See Your Authorized Beam Dealer For Details CpMPtrS FRO S$S� �9 00 5 0 l'Alltl'ETI\/: mud t'1Jt'1.S tt'1\Illltf 11t1:•t'rV1:1.1r Your 1'omplcic Ilomc Ilccuruling 4 ...lira.: FINLAY DECORATORS 1t',tl•LI'.IPLIt AND 1.1.1.. 11'.t1.%1S 806eam of Canada Inc 03/93 52N•:111311 The Greenway Project Viltage will spearhead .recreation component by Pat Livingston Paul Weitendorf of the Mait- land Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) said the open house held last week regarding the Greenway Project was a "positive event", with ap- proximately 50 people attending. Attention centered on clarifying who is in charge of each of the three project com- ponents, in particular the recreational component. Mr. Weitendorf said the Village of Lucknow will spearhead the recreational element, with Coun- cillor George Gibson as the liaison. Service clubs will help out as far as the funding aspect of the recreational element goes. The development of recreational facilities would include low maintenance items such as pedestrian bridges, trails, benches and boardwalks. The creation of a `Lucknow walk' would link scenic and recreational areas in the village. • Althoughthe project is planned over a three-year phase in period, Mr. Weitendorf said the Village can set its own pace of involvement. Shrub and tree plantings will fall under the jurisdiction of the MVCA, with assistance from the Lucknow District Horticultural Society. Project information points out that the three streams flowing through the village provide important habitat for fish and wildlife. The habitat is gradually and unknowingly being damaged "through the removal of vegetation from along the streams. This natural vegetation must be replanted to ensure the health of the watercourses." Using common species that are found locally, plantings will be completed on ( Several publicly' owned sites, starting with Luck - now Waterworks Park. The first community tree plan- ting day is set for this Saturday, May 8, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Participants are asked to meet at the Kinsmen Ball Park and bring your own shovel! Mr. Weitendorf said lan- downers will be encouraged to consider similar plantings on their own properties. MVCA has limited funding available yearly to funnel towards this area. Planting on private land will commence this week. Mr. Weitendorf suggested that any landowners interested in this aspect should contact Chris Hart at MVCA to get their names on the list for next year. Enhancing the fish habitat ,will be coordinated by the Ministry of Natural Resources with assis- tance from the Salmon and Steelheaders Association. Funding in the amount of $30,400 has been provided through the Environmental Partners Fund (Environment Canada) towards the shrub and tree plantings and fisheries improvements. Draft Plan /The Lucknow Walk'- A walkway linking scenic and recreational areas will be developed. The walk will follow existing streets and \pass through park areas. A Hamilton Street Recreation Area - Landscaping may be upgraded with the planting ofyccs and shrubs. Pedestrian Bridge- A bridge could be constructed to provide a link on the Lucknow Walk. Hgrin!!n • 'I1 C,e Trees and Shrubs- Native trees and shrubs will be planted ' along a number of watercourses on publicly owned \land. Boardwalk- A bbardwalk could be constructed through the flood plain as part of the Lucknow Walk. , Nh. MAr Rho WPM Waterworks Park- The park, will feature shrub and tree planting9. Footbridges will be improved to Ilnk the park to. the Lucknow Walk. A new picnic shelter and playground equipment could be `added. 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"Extending the grace period will allow us to process, the entire backlog and at the same time allow the people' of Ontario to fish and hunt while waiting, for the delivery of their cards." Most applications are now being processed in three to four weeks. The backlog of applications represent only two per cent of all cards issued and is the result of missing information, invalid hunter accreditation, incorrect payments or key-punching errors. The extended grace period will provide the extra time necessary to resolve these problems. Those who have not yet sent in their card application, but who wish to go fishing soon should consider., buying a Temporary Outdoors Card and a one-year fishing licence from , any licence -issuing office. Anyone who does not yet have an Outdoors Card and is hunting .- during the grace period should carry some proof of ' being qualified to hunt, such as an old hunting licence or proof of having passed a hunter= qualification test. 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