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You've made us feel so welcome in this community, and
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'Merry Christmas!
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Corporation of
COUNTY of HURON
Clerk Administrator
NOTICE
of office closing
The following Huron
County offices will be
closed...
DECEMBER 27, 1993
to
JANUARY 4, 1994
inclusive.
• Clerk Administrator
Treasurer offices
• Road Department
• Land Division
• Planning and
Development Department
• Library Headquarters
Due to statutory holidays
and the social contract.
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Holiday Store Hours
Wednesday and Thursday December 22 & 23 8:30 am - 9:00 pm
Friday, December 24th .7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Closed: December 25th, 26th, 27th - January 1st/94
Nancy Martin (centre), who operated the cafeteria at Lucknow
Central Public School retired Dec. 17. Student council represen-
tatives Andrea Hiller (left) and Kristy Cranston presented a gift
to Mr's. Martin during assembly last week, as a way of saying
thank you for all the delicious meals she had prepared over the
years. (Pat Livingston photo)
Last Sentinel - for 1993
Staff at the Lucknow Sentinel are breathing a sigh of relief as this
issue hits the newsstands. The month of December is always hectic.
This is the last issue of the Sentinel for 1993. We will not publish on
Dec. 29. The office will be closed from 2 p.m. Dec. 24, 1993 until 8:30
a.m. Jan. 3, 1994.
The answering machine will be on, so if you have any news or
advertisements you want in the Jan. 5 issue, please do not hesitate to
call. Staff will be in to check for messages during the holiday. As well,
news or ads may be dropped in the mail slot at the front of the office.
Regular deadlines'apply for the Jan. 5 issue - classifieds and editorial
copy by 2, p.m. and display advertising by 3 p.m., Jan. 3.
Included. with this issue you will find a special Christmas issue
containing greetings from Lucknow and area businesses. Area school
children and clergy also contributed to the edition. We hope you enjoy
reading their submilssions.
From all of us, to all of you, we wish each and every one of you a
season filled with .friendship, love and contentment.
Bruce County warden
makes no promises
by Ron Wassink . every study."
WALKERTON--The new warden Two major issues being tackled in
of Bruce Cbunty isn't making any the county are the official Plan and
promises and is keeping his options the Waste Management Master
Plan. McIver said both can be
"quite lengthy" and can be
"controversial."
open.
Milt McIver, reeve of Lindsay
'Township, beat out two other can-
didates for the top political job in
the county in an election held Dec,
13. The other candidates were,
Harry Thede of Saugeen Township
and Jack Riley of Greenock
Township.
In his brief acceptance speech,
McIvelr spoke of the economic
climate and said the county will
continue to provide services as
effectively as possible.
"We'11 be able to satisfy most
people, but we won't be able to
satisfy them all," he said, adding
that- we_ came_ .through a pretty
tough 1993."
McIver also gave his support to
studies, saying that even though
some studies cost a lot of money,
there's some good to be found in
McIver was first elected to
municipal politics as reeve in 1981,
In an interview afterwards,
McIver was asked about trimming
the budget in the current economic
climate. He said there are a lot of
uncertainties as "we're not certain
what directives are 'coming down
from the federal and provincial
governments."
"1 feel we're in for a surprise this
year," he said, adding that Bruce
County is in good financial shape.
McIver also wouldn't speculate as
to what kind of tax hike ratepayers
could expect m-1994.
Two other reeves were nominated .
for warden, but Paul Eagleson of
Tara and George Goetz Of Carrick
declined.
Set minor variance fee
WEST WAWANOSH - The fees
for minor variances from the
township's zoning bylaw was set at
$200 per application for the year
1993, when: council met Dec. 7.
Council declared that a minor
variance is not required for the
proposed site of a liquid manure
storage tank on the property of
Alex Van Niekert.
If necessary, the firm of Monteith,
Monteith & Co will be requested to
assist clerk -treasurer Joan
Armstrong, to prepare a plan under
the new amendments to the Pay
Eghity Act.
A motion passed early in the year
writing off an outstanding account
for drainage repair in Dungannon
was rescinded. The amount will be
charged to the road account because
the work provided the greater
benefit to the streets in Dungannon.
Charges were set for dumpsters
depositing waste in the trench at the
landfill site - $50 for small
dumpsters (4 metre) and $100 for
large dumpsters or single -axle
straight trucks.
Council accepted the terms of the
Lucknow and • District Joint
Recreation Agreement as signed by
the Village of Lucknow and the
Townships of Ashfield and Kinloss.
Bylaws were'passed to appoint a
Committee of Adjustment and give
that committee the power to grant
minor variances from the provisions
of any bylaw that implements the
township's secondary plan.
Due to the outdated assessments
on the Young's Creek Drain, and
the unjustifiable cost of assessing
the repair costs to the appropriate
owners, the cost of repair work to
the drain in 1992 and 1993,'amoun-
ting to $569.39, will be wrote off.