The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-08-11, Page 2Lucknowr SontWel, Wwdnordny, August 11, 19e2 -Page
Graduates are Ma
Eleven students who,
graduated from Grade 13: at
the. F, E. Madill; Secondary
. School in Winghamhave.
been recommended to. ,the
Ministry of Education as
Ontario Scholars this year.
White not the largest group
ever, this certainly is an
excellent showing by
'students at the school.,
Ontario Scholars' require
an overall average of 80 per
cent on . any six Grade 13
courses. Successful can-
didates receive scholarships
worth $100 from the Ministry
of Education.
Following- arethe photo
graphs of these achievers, as
Welt' as . brief " summaries of
their plans for the future.
Pntari s
MARILYNNE MaciNTYRE'
is the daughter of Mr, • and
Mrs, Donald' C. Maclntyre.
of RR 5, Lucknow. In the
fall she plans to study Jour-
nalism .at the Ryerson
Polytechnical Institute in
Toronto. !
PAUL'CRONIN is: the son!
01 Mr., and Mrs. Robert
Cronin of Teeswater. Paul
will attend • the University
of Guelph this fall, where
he will ` be enrolled . in a
biological science pro-
gram. .
KAREN WOOD is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Wood of W.Ingham,
She plans, to ,go . to the
University of Western On-
tario In London this .fall,
enrolling in the. science
program.
KAREN BRADSHAW Is
the daughter of Mr, and
Mrs: Harvey Bradshaw of
Wroxeter, She plans to at-
tend the . University of
Western Ontario this fall to
start work on a Bachelor
.. of Arts degree.
MICHAEL FREY, on of
Mr. and Mrs. Noah,Frey of
RR 7, LLcknow, plans to
attend McMaster. Universi-
ty In . Hamilton. He' will be
enrolled in. a science, pro -
.gram with the Intention of
pursuing a career in
medicine,,
SANDRA CASAORANDE,
the daughter of Mr. an&
Mrs. Alex Casagrande of
Teeswater, . .will attend
Wilfrid' • Laurier University
this • fall. She plans to
become a chartered ac-
countant,.
SCOTT CORNWALL Is
the son, of Mr. and. Airs.
Tom Corn wall, formerly of
Wingham. Recently the
family, moved to . Saskat-
chewan, so information
was ' not ' available on
Scott's career plans..
KIM CRAIG Is .the
daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
Bodie Craig of ' RR 2,
Blyth. She will be a 'first-
year
firstyear student in the faculty
4f music at. the University
of Western . Ontario, Lon-
don, this fall. i\
0
VIOLA .NABROtZK Y, of
Teeswate'rls the daughter
of Gottfried =and . irmgard
Nabrotzky; She will be at- •
tending the:.University of
Western Ontario. in Lon
don this fall studing In the
social 'sciences 'program.
Her career plans are to be
a teacher -librarian.
PAUL STEINSLAND, son
:of Mr, and Mrs,,,, Arne
Stein:stand ` of Parry
Sound, transferred to.
Madill at the : time -of the
strike against the Parry
Sound Board 'of • Educe -
non; Huss the nephew of,
Mrs.. Adele Chettleburgh
of Wingham. and plans to'
attend the University of
Western Ontario,' London;
this fall to begin studies
leading _to a career. as a .
doctor. -
.AILEEN UNDEAWOCD •1g:
Me. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, George . Underwood
of RR . 1, Wingham, • She
:has' been accepted as a
Student at Renison. lson. • COI -
lege 'of the Unversit y of
Waterloo to .begin a
course in social develop:.
ment ; studies. This
Summer .Aileen has been
working at a daft canip in
Toronto for children with
multiple handicaps.
2
West Wawanosh council opposes Bell rate increase
West Wawanosh Town-
ship 'Council met for . its
regular . August session ` on
Tuesday, August 3, 1982, in
the office of the Municipal
Building, All members at-
tended Reeve Durnin pres-
ided.
The minutes of the July
meeting were adopted as
printed on motion of Coun-
cillors Seeger and Cranston.
After discussion in connec-
tion with the 'several: items of
correspondence, the Clerk
was directed to write to the
Executive Director of the
Communications Division of
the Ministry of Transporta-
tion and Communications ex-
pressing objection to the
proposed increases in tele-
phone rates, by Bell Canada;
aid to the Town and Country
Homemakers voicing the
Township's approval to a
fund raising campaign to be
conducted in October bjr the
Homemakers,
Motion by Councillors See-
ger sail Brindley, That the
Township of West Wawa,
nosh hereby states its in-
tentlob to proceed, in the
spring of 1983, with a hydro
geological study and plan of
operation. far the Waste
Management Site, and re-
quests from the Ministry of •
the Environment. considera-
tion under 'the. Waste Man-
agerneiit •Improvement Con-
tract for funds to assist in
financing such project.
The petitioners on The
Robinson Drainage Works
attended the meeting at 'the
request if Council, and a
proposal by the Ministry of
Natural Resources was .dis-
cussed. Since the engineer
willnot agree to designing
the drain so that it meets
approval of the Ministry of
Natural Resources, the Min-
istry proposes to place a work
crew on the creek for a
coupie of days to clear any
small obstacles and beaver
dams 'which. are causing.
some of • the problems with
the stream flow, The peti•
tiamers agreed to have the
Ministry perform this work,
which will be done during
August, and to then evaluate
the amount of improvement •
observed.
1
Minion by Councillors
Brindley and Cranston, That
Council hereby authorizes
the Building '.Inspector to.
issue Building Permits to D.
Taylor (sunporch) and L.
Morrison (barn extension):.
The road accountsin the
amount of $26,634.29 were
ordered paid on motion of.
Councillors Durnin and See-
ger.
An, application for loan for
tile drainage, submitted by
Robert Armstrong, for part
of lot 27; concession 5, West
Wawanosh was approved by
Council on 'motion of Coun-
cillors . Cranston and Brind-
ley. .
By-law # 14-82, to be c'ted cover tile drainage loans,
as ' The Building Code By- was given third reading and
Law was given third read- finally, passed on motion of
ing ' and finally passed on, Councillors Cranston and
motion of Councillors Durnin Durnin.
and. Seeger. The,, general accounts in
By�1aw # 15.82, a rating The amount of $26,851.57,
by-lawin the amount of were ordered paid on motion
$6,600,00, to assess special of Councillors Brindley. and
rates on two properties to Seeger,'
ecammend Kinloss pay share
The, regular meeting of
Kinloss Council was held on
August 3rd with reeve Barry
Johnston and all • council
menrubers present.
Applications for building
permits were approved for
Ian Clark, tot 25, concession
2 to construct an addition to a .
residence and to construct a
grain storage building and
for Irvin Huber to construct
an addition to a residence, ,
subject to the building in-
spector's approval.
A motion by councillors
McBride and Gibb was pas-
sed appointing Prank • Mac-
Kenzie as. Township repres-
entative to the Wingham and
District Hospital Board for
the year 1982-83 with remun-
eration of $250.00 for the
year.
Council also passed a
motion recommending that
the council for the Township
of Kinloss' elected on Nov-
ember 8th, 1962 pay the
Township portion of the cost
of the Bruce -Grey Regional
Heailth . Centre which • has
been calculated from a usage
factor.
General accounts for
59,19646 and highways ac-
counts for. 824,064.35 were
ordered paid,
On July 19 by-law number
10-1982 imposing special rat-
es upon land in respect of
whichmoney is borrowed
under the Tile Drainage Act
1911. was given three read-
ings' '
A demolition permit was
approved to demolish atdrive
shed on' lot 31 &concession 4
and a building permit '.was
approved to Construct a grain
.storage on lot 25, concession
5,