The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-05-20, Page 2wrA I.:ar. ,u
Page 2--Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 20, 1987
Council gives Drop-in Centre five-year lease
Lucknow Council passed a motion giving
the Drop -In Centre for senior citizens in
Lucknow a five-year lease on the newly -
renovated downstairs room in the
Lucknow Town Hall.
Under the agreement, any assets pur-
chased by the Drop -In Centre will be
covered under the village's insurance
policy..
Signs
Lucknow council motioned to have four
new signs made and erected at the
village's four entrances at cost of approx-
imately $300 per sign. The ensignia of a
horseshoe will be used on the sign instead
of the shamrock which currently adorns
the village's signs.
Applications
Four letters were received by village
council from the Ministry of Tourism and
Recreation. The letters stated the applica-
tions for the grants for the lighting and fen-
cing at the Kinsmen Ball Diamond, a cap -
tial grant for the first phase of the new
arena, and the conversion grant for
repairs to the arena roof have been receiv-
ed by the ministry.
According to the letter, the applications
will be "priorized" into the order in which
projects will receive funding. It stated
notification of grants will be carried out in
two months from the deadline of May 1.
Donation
Council gave a donation of $250 to the
Salvation Army after council received a
letter from the charitable organization.
The amount was the same as last year's
donation.
Weed Inspector
Bruce County weed inspector Lorne
Robinson made his yearly visit to the May
council meeting to go over any weed pro-
blems the village may be experiencing.
He said the spraying of the large number
of Hogweed growing along the river near
Anderson's Flax was successful last year
as the weed numbers have declined in this
area. He advised council that they should
still undertaking spraying of this noxious
weed this year.
He also asked council, and Lucknoyfs
designated weed inspector Gary Aust, if
the village was experiencing any other
weed problems. No other weed ,problems
were reported by council. J'
Scouts request
A request by the Luckn w Scouting
Association for a donation send two
scouts to the World Scouting Ja boree to
be held in Australia this year was erred
to the village's service clubs.
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Senior Citizen
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ei.garettes and tobacco
Tractor Pull
Council gave its permission for the
Lucknow Lions Club to hold the annual
Lucknow Tractor Pull on July 11 and 12.
Cement work
Council motioned that Claude Guay
Masonry be hired to do the cement work at
the side entrance to the Lucknow Town
Hall at a cost of $935.
Work program denied
Council received a letter from the Ex-
perience '87 program which provides
government grants for the hiring of
students Or the summer. The letter stated
the villa ,e's grant application was denied.
No rea on was given for the grant denial.
Counci decided to go ahead with .plans to
hire,- a summer student regardless,
-authorizing Clerk -Treasurer Bertha Whit -
croft to put an ad in The Se`htinel to adver-
tise for a summer student worker for the
village.
Appointment
Council made a motion that H.B. (Bud)
Thompson, the former administrator at
the Bruce Lea Haven, the Bruce County
home for the aged, be the housing chair-
man for the proposed non-profit housing
project for the village. He will receive the
same meeting, pay as the members of
village council.
COUNCIL
Resolution
Council received a letter from the Town
of Southampton wishing Lucknow council
to endorse a resolution. The resolution
criticizes the government for its funding of
• education, saying government education
spending "has not kept pace with the
costs" of education. The resolution recom-
• mends that government increase its share
of the cost of education while "lessening
the burden on municipalities for raising
taxes toward education.
Lucknow council endorsed the Town of
Southampton resolution.
Where's grandfather's pipe? One might
well ask! According to Statistics Canada,
the proportion of non-smokers seems to in-
crease with age, reaching its peak among
those aged 80 years and older. Nearly 80
percent of persons in this group were non-
smokers in 1981 - 30 percentage points
more than the proportion of non-smokers
in the group aged 25 to 44.
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