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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-03-28, Page 5aseasomaninsassiannimassaXar Lackmow Sentinel, 'Wednesday, March 28, 1984 --Page 5 THE LUCKNOW AND DISTRICT LIONS CLUB :•frena p ,Banlon n ur , askiing. if ,it >would not be possible to tow a week to review . the material before; ,ming a .decision.; others :, questioned whether two days `. would give the architect tune to, properly the bid's arid, prepare recommenda tions : "Every would be taken so that no one 1 in the public could interpret this to be a .ram rodding through," Dr. Widter Mong'dm-, phasizedd Mrs. Voir told the beard it would be ideal if a deictsion' old be made;::at' e``Thursday meeting, "saying there is ,nouug , be gained `by;'putting it off,.Cbut,°agreeti t `'if - there is too much information to absorb, Welcome that's a 'decision for the board to make." She urged board members to leave open the possibillity of making a decision that night if they find they are satisfied with the infortlnation provided. Asked, by t,oard member.Robert Pike what. the status h of the. press would be at that meeting, Mrs. 'V 'told him the press :is "not Invited" to the special 'meeting. The board was old that fg . general contractors had obtained copies of'the plans for the new wing, indicating a brisk interest in bidding and that ,a number o 'electrical and aechameal,. sub contractors have ,also r expressed; `interest ria R those details of the - •' project. Helen°iiiegling and her mother; °•Mrs„ Lea r Courtney had a weeks ••visit in Penticton, u • British Columbia,-wherae they 'visited:. ward and Lee Ann' Courtney. - Ripley:: Horticultural Society had ' its regular .meeting -at the Ripley • Legion .Hall, The ladies from the area who attended, were June Wylds and Biretta MacLennan, Cecil Webster son of Wellington and Kae Webster came home on Monday from Ohio, The conmttnity, would like . to send its " congratulations to Laurie Gibson, daughter • of Ernie and Mary:Gibson, -on the Comple- tion. and graduation on receiving her R.N. from Conestoga College of Nursing in. Stratford: She is . cnrrentlyy,Amployed at Owen Sound General espial:. , Dinner guests. on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb were Sandra Darling, her 'daughter -Heather of Hanover, Shirley Irvin and her two daughters. Cletus Dalton of Kintail has just returned home from a fifteen day farm tour in Europe.. •:- c by Kae Webster His 'first stop was at Amsterdam in Holland andhe was privileged, to attend the world's largest Bower .auction This included, bulbs,. potted plants and . cut :Bowers. He saw, farms _ on the Z , 7. dera and: took: as boat ride on the. ; ' , e` aver in Germany. n He toured the Bloc orest area and found that travelling in Switzerland was fantastic, and beautiful, and, the mountains were very majestic. He visited • farms .and attended the 'Internation Livestock and Machinery, Show. He also saw a 3850 pound Chianina bull. He travelled to »: places : in England. Clete visited. Holland, Germany, Switzerland, France and England, and. did some auctioneering and yodelling. He said the enjoyed bis tour very much. West .Wasiranosh- icarun .,.. .from 'Page 2 • That the road accounts in tlare : amount of $10,646.23 are hereby' ordered, paid. Motion by Councillors Todd and. Hickey., That the road program budget . for 1984 as subnitfed by the road superintendent is hereby ::adopted by West Wawanosh• Town- ship Council. Motion by Councillors . Brindley and Ray- nard, That West Wawanosh Township Council hereby approves the application for loan submitted . by R. Matthews. The four applications received for the job of countingdogs in. thetownship were opened at thisl time. !Motion by Councillors Todd and Raynard, 'That the Township of WestWaiwanosh hereby accepts the applica- tion of Stephen Hickeyto count dogs in West Wawanosh- in 1984' for the sum of $1.75 per dog counted, this acceptance based on the applicant's experience last year. Two severance applications from Huron. County were reviewed by council. Some discussion took . place regarding . discrep- ancies in the sketch of the surrqunding properties on one Application - however, there were no objections to the severance of the lots . which are the subject . of the applications. Each lot is an actual farm lot and not aM portion to be severed from the whore. Councillors Todd and Raynard moved, Thatthe severance applications from Leo Foray Estate and Frank . Foran are hereby approved by, West Wawanosh Town- ship. - Motion by Councillors Todd and Hickey, That the Township of West Wawanosh. hereby gives ' third and final reading to By -Law #4 -1984, -which authorizes the reeve and clerk to enter an agreement with the Blyth Fire Area Board for fire protection from the Blyth Fire Department. By -Law #5.1984 was given third reading and finally passed on motion of Councilors Hickey and Brindley. This by-law authorizes council to hold a meeting under the Planning Act with less than a full council present. Motion by Councillors Brindley and Ray- nard, That ' West Wawanosh Township hereby cancels the 1984 ' taxes on Roll No. 7-17 in the name of Cecil Cranston, due to the fact that • the assessment of $3196 has also been included in Roll No. 7-15. The general accounts, in the amount of $78,703.81 were passed for payment on motion of 'Councillors Raynard and Todd. _i loss council. -call tenders The regular meeting of Kinloss Council as held on March . 5 with Reeve Barry Johnston and all council members present. Motions were passed to 'call tenders for . appropriately 30,000 cu. yds; of {`A" gravel or. Township roads and tor spreading gravel nratepayers private roads and for pproxiinateiy 130 'flake. tonnes of 'calcium hMoride to be dbliverred' at the road super- ntendent''s discretion. Tenders are tb be in he read superintendent's office by 5:00 .ni..o*i April' 2, 1984. , Advertisements are to be .placed for uotations, on ' heavy machinery and trick ntal for ,1984 constriction; for supplying ravel for Township road purposes and for ie supply'.` of diesel, -gasoline and furnace lel delivered to Township tanks. Quotations e to be ht tothe Townshipby.5:00 p.in. on pril 2, 1984. Brad Pryde of Paragon Engineering and rillex Ki'rng ' front -Kincardine Township ended Council with regard to the prepara- tion of a final engineering eeport for the extension of the Kincardine -Kinloss munic- ipal drain and . to vary the maintenance schedule in the Township of Kinloss as outlined in section 76 and 78 of the Drainage Act if deemed appropriate by the engineer. Council subsequently passed a motion in agreement - with the preparation of the report. . The tender of C: A. Becker Ltd. was accepted 'to supply -a Duetz-Fahr Model KM -25 turbo drive mower for $4,700.00 less $2,200.00 for the trade in of the D-12 Allis tractor and mower. Net price 52,500.00 plus applicable taxes. Council passed a. motion that the Township' of Kinloss is in favour and agrees to an utr brella Carroty of. Bruce Contingency Flan to deal with a .disaster or overwhelming • emergency should such circumstances arise. 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