The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-03-11, Page 20et.
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The regular meeting of
Kinloss Council was held on
the evening of March 2 with.
Reeve Barry Johnston and all
councillors present.
A motion by councillors
llaldenhy and Gibb approved
the allocation of $7,000.00
based on 7% of the target of
$100,000.00 to be raised by
municipalitiesfor the build-
ing and renovation project at
the VVinghai t and District
Hospital. °Payment, is to be
made in two ; equal instal-
ments, one in Jury 1981 and;
one in July 1982.
Quick Print (Hanover) is to
be :, engaged to 'print the
Kinloss restricted area .zon-
ing bylaw as their quote was
the lowest of the four receiv-
ed:
$100.00 is to be granted to
the Lucknow, Agricultural
Society. as was ; granted last
year.
Motions were made to call
tenders for crushing hauling
and spreading 18,000 cubic
yards of "A" gravel, stock
s piling 8,000 cubic yards "A"
gravel and for spreading
,gravel on township ratepay-
«ers private roads; for 60,000
cubic yards of "B gravel for
construction; for heavy
machinery rental; for 150
flake tonnes liquid alcium
chloride; for quotes on cor-
rugated metal pipe; for one
1981 model, 35,000 lb.
G.V.W. truck equipped with,
diesel motor and for one 5
h.p. single phase air com-.
pressor. All the tenders . are
The. National Farmers Un-.
ion Ottawa Lobby Action on
the Crow rate"''had a busy day
on Tuesday as some 50
groups of 4 people fanned
out through, Parliament Hill
offices,. "to, discuss the Crow
Rate with members of parlia..
ment.
Contact of individual
M. P s followed a morning
meeting of. the 225' member
delegation . with Transport
Minister Jean Luc Pepin and
other Cabinet-. Minister in -
chiding Wheat .Board,Mims-
ter Hazen Argue; Senator A.
H. Olson; and Employment
and Immigration Minister
Lloyd -Axworthy.: While Tram
Stanley'and
Love place
second
O.n March 7th Lucknow de
featbd Saugeen Bowl 29.18.
tucknotiv scores were: Ron
Stanley 1342, Dan Dawe
1181, Gerry Ross 1157, Bob.
Greer .1065, Bob . "Cransten
986, Bob Love 951..
On March 8th Ron Stanley .
and Bob Love placed second
in Molesworth's 3-6-9 tourn-
ament. They wen $75.
Wins lottery
The Winghant and District
Association MR lottery draw
February winners are A E.
Herbert, Lucknow,, weekend
prize winner and M. and
Mrs. R. Hotnuth, Clinton,
$1500.
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Mr. and Mrs.
rs. Ken Barger
and girls, Toronto visited.
over the weekend with rets-
tives and .friends in the
Lucknow ' area.
Visitors on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Barger Sr., were Ken and
Janet, • Lisa • and Michelle
li from Toronto, Herb and
Roseline, Tara and Matthew.
Kineardone and Bill and
Anna and Anna May from.
Hanover,
to be in the Road Super-
intendents office by 12.00.
p.m. noon on April 6, 1981.
Building ' permit .applica-
°tions were approved for Mrs.
Peter de Boer to construct a
silo and for Brian Wolee for
machinery shed.
General accounts for
S7,065.28 and highway ac
counts for $13,073.55 were.
ordered paid. --
Representatives of the.
Lucknow Tractor Pull Assoc-
iation attended council ;to
enquireabout the possibility
of having a liquor vote.
On ..February 16 council
passed by-law 5.1981 which
is a bylaw to require the
fencing of privately owned
swimming pools.
By-law 7=1981 which is the
'est rates
ort Minister Pepin
repeated
earlier statements suggest-
ing some
uggesting'some need for change to
the Crow Rate structure, the
NFU position for the reten
;tion of the Crow was strongly
'supported. by Senators Argue
and Olson. -
The delegation received an
unexpected bonus on Tues-
day afternoon when some of
the NFU executive members
were invited to' meet Prime
Minister Trudeau at his
office at Parliament Hill.
At the one half hour -
meeting that . took place.
Trudeau emphasized . to.. the
B
group that :witlout ' greater`
E, . ;
apparent concensus on the
Crow issue'.than is currently
evident in Western Canada,
no change will be made.
A meeting with the Senate
Transport Committee indic-
ated general support for the
retention of the Crow "until
something better comes al
ong
As one Senator from New
Brunswick observed - rail.
service in the Maritime prov-
inces had started to go down
. hill once it was agreed to
enter into negottiations with
the railways in the Maritime.
Freight Rate Act.
A general meeting with.
the Progressive Conservative
caucus heard. the P.C. Trans.
port =critic, Don,Mazankowski.
state that his party" supports
retention of the Crow Rate' at
its present level. Former
Agriculture ..Minister John
Wise, who chaired _the meet
restricted area by-law of the
corporation of the Township
of Kinloss supercedes the
previous restricted, area by-
law, 16.
The road superintendent
was instructed to prepare the'
specifications for a single
axle, 35,000 lb. G.V.W. truck
with diesel motor and plow-
ing equipment . and same
subject to M.T.C. approval.
A' motion was approved to
submit the 1981 road budget
to the M T.C.,forapproval as
presented by the road super -
intendant.
Council passed a motion to
donate $100.00to the, Bruce
County Ploughmen's Associ-
ation and $50.00 to the
Salvation. Army.
ing, . told the delegation' he
was not disturbed at the need
to subsidize railways on
grain movement that would
assist some 150,000 grain
producers because as a dairy
farmer he knows of the
importance to 60,000 milk
producers of the federal $300
million dairy subsidy pro-
gram.
An evening report back
session of the delegates
found everyone in high spir-
its and- anxious to continue
their lobbying efforts ` on
Wednesday prior to return-
' ing to their ;homes,
The largely Western:,dele.
gation is being supported by.
approximately 60 NFU mere-.
hers. from Ontario and the
Maritimes., : .
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