The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-06-26, Page 5Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 26, 1985 Page 5
Kathieen Gibson wins prestigious Conestoga Award
Kathleen Gibson, a graduate of the Health
Care Aide program at Conestoga College's
Clinton campus, received one of the col-
lege's highest awards at . the 17th Spring
Convocation held June 22 at the Conestoga
College Recreation Centre in Kitchener. She
is a resident of Whitechurch.
President Kenneth E. Hunter presented
the. James W. !Church Achievement .Award
to Mrs. Gibson at the morning ceremony.
She is currently employed at the Pinecrest
Nursing Horne in Lucknow.
The Church Award, which consits of $1,000
plus an inscribed Guild Shield related to the
winner's program of study, was established
in honor of Conestoga's founding President,
Dr. Church. The award recognizes a com-
bination of academic excellence,
demonstrated concern for the dignity of the
individual and the. making of a contribution
to society..
Kathleen was honored for the personal
care and concern show to Pinecrest Manor
residents, her participation in various ac-
tivities, her efforts on behalf of charitable
endeavours in her communityand her use of
research skills to enhance her professional
competence.
Kinloss mill rates established
Kinloss council met in regular session on
June 3, 1985 with Reeve Barry Johnston
and all council members present.
Council gave three readings to a by-law
to establish the mill rates for local, county
and education expenditure. The mill rates
for 1985 are as follows (1984 in brackets):
for public school supporters 37.565
(35.565); commercial 44.195 (41.843); sep-
arate school Bruce -Grey 37.535 (35.818);
separate school Huron -Perth 38.138
(36.328).
The county levy is up $7,100 or 9.07 per
cent, the elementary public school levy is
up $10,598 or 9.89 per cent and the
secondary School levy is up $8,568 or 10.60
per cent. The township rate has a small
reduction.
A motion was passed to authorize
Ontario Hydro to raise the hydro line on
Fisherman's$ Cove road.
The road superintendent was instructed
to write to thel Ministry of Transportation
and Communications to advise them that
the township is in favour of the removal of
all of the gravel hill on the South half of lot
51 at the intersection of sideroad 15 and
highway 86 with a setback of 0 feet.
Removal of the hill would improve visibility
at the intersection and would allow the
sideroad to be moved to the west and
straightened.
Building permits were approved for
Edwin Middlebrook to construct a storage
shed, for Robert Bergman to erect an
addition to an existing body repair shop
and for .Ian Spanswick of Kinlough to
construct a garage:
General accounts for $11,461.07 and
Pork Congress...
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a $25,000 donation to assist in day-to-day
operations. Thirdly, the province will pro-
mote AI within the industry. ,
Speaking in the morning of the Tories last
day as the ruling party in Ontario, Dr.
Stevenson said he will continue to be active
even as a pork producer which he is.
"It's a hell of a lot stabler than politics,"
he said.
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To the editor:
We would like to take this time to extend a
special thank you to the parents of the
Lucknow Beavers, Cubs and Scouts, to the
assistant leaders of these groups, to the peo-
ple of our community and also to the
Lucknow service clubs for their support and
co-operation throughout the past year.
It is only through your interest and
assistance with our various activities such
as the bottle drive, bake sale, -Trees for,
Canada project, the upcoming Jamboree,
Cub camp and the Beaveree, that we are
able to make our organization a meaningful
and enjoyable experience for the young boys
of the community.
We look forward to seeing you atour next
group committee meeting at the Lucknow
Town Hall on September 9 at 8 p.m.
. The Group committee of
the Lucknow Beavers,
Cubs and Scouts
road accounts for $55,223.65 were approv-
ed.
At previous special meetings Jean
Whitby was nominated as township
representative to the Wingham and Dist-
rict Hospital board; a by-law was passed
appointing. Lorne Robinson as township.
weed inspector and the tender of William
Moffat was accepted to supply tractor and
operator at the rate of $18 per hour to spray
and cut grass along township roads.
Kathleen Gibson, a resident of Whitechurch, was honored on Saturday with the James W.
Church Award, one of highest awards. at Conestoga College. Kathleen graduated from the
Clinton campus from the Health Care Aide program and is currentlyemployed at the
Pinecrest Nursing Home in Lucknow. ( Photo by Alan Rivett)
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