The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-05-11, Page 4community news
Win vouchers in Jamboree heritage poster contest
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 11, 1983—Page 4
The Lucknow Business Association re-
ports an excellent response to their invita-
tion to all area schools to participate in a
roster contest depicting The Heritage Dress
Contest, to be held in conjunction with
tamboree '83,
Sixty entries were received from Lucknow
''entral, Brookside Public School, Kinloss
Central and St, Joseph's Community School,
Kingsbridge,
The four winners are Jay Clark, grade 5,
Kinloss Central; Clifford Fielder, grade 6,
Lucknow Central; Peter Reavie, grade 4,
Kinloss Central and Debbie Debold, grade b,
Brookside.
These children were given first chance at
drawing a voucher from those which have
been donated by local businesses.
The Business Association appreciates the
children's participating in the contest. You
gave the judges a very difficult time!
The winning posters are on display at the
Lucknow Sentinel office, All other posters
will be displayed in local business windows.
Overflow is emergency valve...
*from page 3
emergency gravity overflow from the
pumping station to Lucknow Creek,
Does this mean raw sewage will still be
dumped into the Lucknow River?
According to Burns Ross of Burns Ross
and Associates, the engineering firm which
designed the sewage system, the chances of
sewage being dumped into the Lucknow
river through the emergency gravity over-
flow is unlikely in a lifetime, The emergency
gravity overflow is only used in a situation
where everything else fails,
If hydro electric power fails during a
storm, the system is equipped with emerg-
ency standby power in the form of a diesel
generator set, located within a building
located on the site of the pumping station,
For this engine to fail as well as the regular
power system is unlikely, except in extreme
situations such as the tornado which passed
through southern Ontario communities two
weeks ago.
According to Ross, the emergency gravity
overflow is in place to handle that situation
which is so extreme it could only happen
once in .a lifetime,
What will the residents have to pay to
addition to the hookup charge, to have the
sewer connected to their homes?
The individual resident is responsible for
building the line which will bring the sewer
into his home. The contractor which builds
the sewage system will bring the sewer line
to the front of each residence property and
the property owner is then responsible for
hiring a private contractor to build the line
from the hookup at the front of the property
to the house.
The charge for building the sewer line
from the front of the property at the street to
the house is in addition to the $750
connection charge from property line to the
sanitary sewer. Ross cannot estimate the
cost of building the line from the property
line to the house but it could range from
$1,000 to more than $2,000.
Everyone in the serviced area must
connect to the sewage system. They have no
alternative.
Adopt drainage program
The regular monthly meet-
ing of West Wawanosh
Township Council took place
on Tuesday evening, May 3,
1983, in the Office of the
Municipal Building with all
members present and Reeve
Aitchison presiding.
The minutes of the regular
April meeting and a special
session of April 19 were
read, and adopted on motion
of Councillors Raynard and
Hickey.
Correspondence was read
by the Clerk. One item was
information to the Clerk from
the Ministry of Agriculture
and Food regarding the Tile
Drainage Program for 1983-
84. Motion by Councillors
Raynard and Todd, That'the
Township of West Wawa -
nosh hereby adopts the pol-
icy, for the ensuing fiscal
year of the Tile Drainage
Program, of allowing 60% of
the cost of construction to be
loaned to each applicant.
On a motion by Councillors
Hickey and Raynard, Coun-
cillor Todd was appointed the
Turn to page 58
Kinloss council approves
hiring recreation director
The regular meeting of
Kinloss Council was held on
May 2 with reeve, Harry
Johnston and all councillors
present.
The Lucknow Tractor Pull
Association application to
hold a tractor pull on July 9
.end 10 was approved as was
authorization for the Luck -
mw Lions Club to apply to
the LLRO for a special
'ccasionpermit for the pull.
Havelock street extension
will be temporarily closed for
the hours of the event but
must be kept open for
emergency traffic.
Demolition permits were
approved for Koen Van Dijk,
concession 6 and William
Haldenby of Kinlough to
demolish barns and a build-
ing permit for Rod Havens of
Kinlough was approved to
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construct a foundation under
an existing house.
General accounts for
$9,859.94 and highways ac-
counts for $10,143,69 were
,rdered aid.
On April 18 council ap-
,roved a building permit for
carry Gollan, plan 101 to
onstruct a garage.
Hy -law 14-1983 was given
wo readings, authorizing the
:lerk to borrow up to
6170,000.00 to aid in the
onstruction of tile drainage
works under the Tile Drain-
age Act 1971, subject to the
approval of the OMB.
The clerk was instructed to
inform the Bruce County
Highways Department that
council is in favour of remov-
ing the "Part Lot Control
Provisions" on those lots
owned by James McEwan
which are part of registered
plan 240 and that the prepar-
ation of the necessary by-law
he at County expense.
The road superintendent is
io advertise for tenders to
supply and apply two inches
of asphalt hot mix paving to
,,ideroad 35 from White-
church to the Kinloss -Cul-
ross boundary also to adver-
tise for requirements for
steel pipe culverts for 1983.
The Township will make
an offer of $100 to HP Canada
for the two underground fuel
tanks presently on Township
property.
A motion by councillors
Haldenby and Gibb was pas-
sed agreeing to the creation
of the position of 'Working
Director of Recreation" and
to the hiring of Bill Hunter
for same at a salary and
expense of $20,000 per year.
Winners of the Jamboree '83 committee's Heritage Poster Contest drew vouchers from those
offered by the Lucknow Business Association as their prizes Friday afternoon. Winners are
from the left, Clifford Fielder, Debbie Behold, Jay Clark and Peter heavier The winning
posters are displayed in the Lucknow Sentinel office windows and the other posters entered
in the contest are displayed in merchants' windows on the main street. Area school children
participated. [Sentinel Staff Photo[
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