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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-11-24, Page 2Page 2 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 24, 1993, Gordon Cayley was presented with the Chamber of Commerce's first annual Community Service Award during the Chamber's annual dinner and dance Saturday evening. President Ben Hogervorst made the presentation to Mr. Cayley who was nominated In recognition of his many years of dedication to the Lucknow School Band and the children of this community. (Pat Livingston photo) !y' .4.�,� %{ , /�y� h�.,,.. moo, r:.<,.: �. ix �' /' % 5.04 r. h./. 1 Se • Kinloss reduces three assessments KINLOSS TOWNSHIP - The assessments do three properties in the municipality will be reduced due to demolition of a building, over assessment and the third because it is now tax-exempt because it is owned by the township. Council reached the decision at its Nov. 15 meeting. • Four building permit applications, from Donald Bushell, Barry Johnston, James McFarlan and Gerald Doelman were received by council. Correction Last week's story about the various area road departments gearing up for winter should have stated that Ashfield Township has 115 miles of roads to be maintained during the winter. The road superin- tendent, Kevin Cook, on an alter- nating basis with the full time operators, patrols the roads to deter- mine if the plows should go out. Ashfield in fact has four part time operators. The Sentinel apologizes for any embarrassment or inconvenience caused by the errors. Lucknow ' \/illa&Aarkct ;y. •%.„. • • :• SEALTEST 500 ml.Tub Sour Cream or Light & Lively Yogurt KNEC.REL L UCKNO W •• a :-° - 528-3001 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities To Normal Family Requl-ernents or Cottage Cheese Assorted Varieites 99 AW*40024* 0:74~ Pepsi or 7-Up 24 x 355 m! 'Tins 750 ml Bottles • + Deposit 5.99 NABOB TRADITION Vac Pack Selected Grinds 300 g Package Coffee 1.69 JAVEX 36 L Bleach 9 HUMPTY DUMPTY 180g Potato Chips .99 PURITAN Flaked 1848 Ham or Turkey PURITAN Assorted Varieties 680 g Stews 1.49 CUT FROM' CANADA "A" GRADES Beet Chuck 3 95 kg Short Rib or Blade Roast r 1. With This Coupon SAVE 1.00 Off 1 - 475 g Box KELLOGG'S BRAN FLAKES Special Price w.o Coupon 1 99 Expires Sat Nov 27 93 79,. 'l .•99 with this coupon 71396994 SCHNEIDERS 450 g ' Dutch Treet, Skinless: Lifestyle or Regular Dinner Franks Red Hot Wieners Gord Fletcher, spokesperson for the ratepayers opposed to the Donegan rezoning, attended the meeting to discuss the hiring of a private consultant to investigate the case. The clerk, Mark Becker, was instructed to send the pertinent information to the person for review. Once the consultant has had the opportunity to review the infor- mation, he will submit his preliminary conclusion, along with his estimated cost, if council proceeds with his company. Because Christmas and New Years days fall on Saturdays, w hich are open days at the landfill site, the supervisor will be asked if it meets with his approval to open on Dec. 27 and .close for the two holidays. Correspondence from West, Wawanosh Township was received regarding opposition to the Joint Recreation Committee Agreement. Council instructed its board mem- bers to have this issue resolved at the next meeting. Mr. Becker told council that ap- plications for grants for next year were received from the Ministry of Environment, for any special projects at the landfill site. Mr, Becker will discuss the matter with Maitland Engineering . and report back at the next council meeting. Hydro rates won't increase There was good news at the Nov. 8 meeting of Lucknow village council. Hydro rates will not in reale this year. Lucknow Scouts attended the m ting for 30 minutes, Reeve Stuart Reavie addressed them regar- ding council's function. The fuel oil tender for the firehall was awarded to Hamilton Fuels, Lucknow, who submitted the lowest tender. Reeve Reavie vacated chambers while discussion took place on the tenders for snow removal at the firehall and medical centre. The tender was awarded to Reavie Farm Equipment at the rate of $36 per hour using a tractor and blower. Village snow removal tenders were held over for further discus- sion. Council approved the extras, in the amount of $4,302, on the hydro substation contract. Ben Hogervorst, president of the Lucknow and District Chamber of Commerce, requested space in the town office, .to put a permanent filing cabinet holding the Cham- ber's records. Council gave its approval to the request. • Express concerns about 911 •from page 1 cy phone system for Bruce and Grey is going off track. Paul Eagleson wants to know why Grey county is going ahead with its' own rural numbering system when Bell Canada officials told Bruce council that both counties must have an integrated system to num- ber rural addresses before 911 can be introduced. Eagleson didn't get a clear answer to his question at the November 16 Bruce County council meeting, but was toldthat Bruce County is still looking into rural numbering, and 911 to find the best system and the best way to cover the cost it invol- ves. "It has gone off track as far as I'm concerned," Eagleson said. He thought both counties were waiting fora pilot project on subscTiber- funded '911 service before taking any further steps. • "I don't know why Grey has rushed into this." Eagleson speculated Grey maybe in for a surprise if it goes to the expense of numbering its rural addresses, then finds ` Bell won't install • 911 until„ Bruce is ready to be included. Church must play active role •from page 1• SCHNEIDERS 880 kg Summer 3 Sausage .99, PRODUCT OF MOROCCO or SPAIN SCHNEIDERS 500 g Mini Sizzlers Sausage Sweet Juicy 2 2 kg Box Clementines4.99 . PFiODII('T OF USA No 1 Cir,ide xti i 1 allele `.i i,•i' .3 51 k q FRESH RED Tomatoes 1.59... with particular reference to the role of churches. Between 1985 and 1988, the Task Group researched, wrote and tested an educational kit, with input from theological educators and resource people working on issues of family violence across Canada The kit was intended for use in theology schools and in continuing the education of the clergy, with a shorter one prepared for use in congregations • and the com- munity. • The WICC is committed to encouraging both clergy and lay people within the church to play an active role in alleviating violence ' in the home. Back- ground information from the WICC says, "Often, we have heard of instances in which Biblical passages and scriptural interpretations have been used in ways that are oppressive tc women experiencing violence it their homes and relationships: We seek the liberating resources in our Christian tradition, which affirm women." • It is the hope and vision of the task group that "We may' address the roots of family violence and the systems and structures which. support and maintain it." A Day To Remember takes place Monday, Dec. 6, between noon and 9 p.m. at St. Peter's. Anglican .Church on the comer of Outram and Hamilton Streets, Lucknow, Anyone needing further information is welcome to call any meinber of the Luck - now Ministerial Association. Lucknow & District Chamber of Commerce Annual Christmas PRODUCT OF USA NO' 1 GRADE Washington Grown 1 74 kg Granny Smith '70 Apples ■ PRODUCT OF USA Florida Grown Tree Lighting. 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