Times-Advocate, 1988-11-09, Page 32Candidates attend
last Lucan meeting
LUCAN - Last Tuesday council tions to the OMB without approval
held a last meeting before the mu- will simply be filed in line with the
nicipal election and the six candi- other 178 applications before the
dates vying for councillor's scats board.
wcrc all present. - Benner also recommended council
. Reeve Norm Steeper invited the pass sewer and water rate bylaws, or
candidates to speak, but first offered at least give them -first and second
some words of praise. for the coun- readings, to show commitment to
cil of the last three years. the OMB.
Steeper, acclaimed for the next Council read bylaws to set sewer
term, said council had been con- taxes at S309.67 per year and water
fronted with deciding the. future of at S249.17 per year.Both are. cal-
Lucan at a critical time. • culated on a 10 -year period at 12
"I think it's to your. credit you percent interest.
dealt with the issues and did not "The point of the fact is all these
back off when the decisions were figures may change anyway," noted
difficult or unpopular," said Steep- Steeper, saying the final bylaws
could not be passed until final cost
figures were confirmed.
Steeper also wondered how apart-
ment building 'owners should be
charged for water and sewage, sug-
gesting if rates were calculated on a
per unit basis the viability of
present and future apartment space
in Lucan could be crippled.
"I think it's an arca we will have
to look at because of the impact on
some people," said Steeper, adding
that rent increases of four percent
would not cover increased costs.
Clerk Ed Melanson.said the min-
istry of municipal affairs has been
recommending apartment units be
treated the same as houses in regard
to sewage and water rates.
Bylaw enforcement officer and
building official Karl MacNaughton
has resigned after eight years of vil-
lage service.. His duties will be
covered by the clerk until a replace-
ment can be hired. MacNaughton
is moving to Walton to open a ho-
tel.
At an in camera session after the
open council meeting Wraith, act-
ing as a private citizen; commended
the work of the Horticultural Socie-
ty and councillor Hodge for plant-
ing trees in the village. Wraith
hoped more ratepayers Would be-
come involved in such a program
and presented S50 cheques to both
Hodge and the Society.
er.
Alt three councillors said they
were prepared for the challenges of
seeking re-election. Bob Hodge
said he had few regrets about the
past term.
"1 think council has attempted and
accomplished a lot for the good of
the village," he observed.
Larry Hotson, a former council-
lor, said he was pleased to be run-
ning once more.
Tom McLaughlin explained -he
was not running because of any dis-
satisfaction
issatisfaction with the current coun-
cillors. -
"1 have no particular axe to grind,
I'm just- interested in politics and
glad to be running."
Don Pilwards was also present and
spoke of his pleasure at joining the
electoral race. •
Wraith presented a five-year capi-
tal works plan to council. The re-
port was prepared by village engi-'
neer Don Plctch and lists a schedule
of projects and their estimated
costs, such,as the future reconstruc-
tion of Butler and Stanley Streets.
"I think the MTC likes to see
this kind of thing and know where
the money is going," said council-
lor Bryan Smith.
The council decided to leave ap-
proval of thc plan until after the
election.
Town solicitor Robert- Benner
told council of the current progress •
on the $10 million sewage and wa-
ter projecLs.
"We are, at this point, absolutely
nowhere, to be blunt," stated Ben-
ner. He pointed to three problems
which prevent Ontario Municipal
Board approval of the projects at
this time.
Amending legislation for such
projects is still awaiting provincial
attention, but Bcnncr said M.P.P.
Doug Reycraft has suggested a pri-
vate member's bill for the Lucan
projects could be passed within a 1
month.
In addition, Benner said there is
notainistry of the environment cer-
tificate of approval for either thc
water or the sewage.
"We're waiting for the ministry of
the environment on both of them,"
said Bcnner, adding that all applica-
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Flow'
Kirkton Community
Association
on Wed., Nov. 23
8:30 p.m.
Kirkton-Woodham
Community Centre
Everyone welcome
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Bean Sprout
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Zurich
Bazaar
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Sat., Nov. 19
1 -3p.m.
Hay Township Hall
Party
for
Mike
Ondrejicka.
Sat., Nov. 12
Huron Park Annex
9-1
Tickets $3.00 ea.
For information call
234-6451
Meet the Candidate
for
Huron & Bruce
Christian
Heritage
Party
Tom Clark
Thurs., o•v. 17th
8 p.m.
Old Town Hall,
Exeter
MONTE
CARLO NIGHT
$1000 Elimination
Draw
Sat., Nov. 19
9 till 1
' Huron Park Annex
Every 50th ticket wins $25.00
--tunch provided
Lottery Lic. No. 613793
$10.00 per ticket
Only 500 tickets sold
Proceeds to Stephen Minor
Hockey
R.E. Pooley Branch
Ontario No. 167
Exeter Ontario
COMING EVENTS
Fri., Nov. 11 - Remembrance Day Supper
- members and veterans
Be an early bird - pay your membership now
Dance to
Walter
Ostanek
Sat., Nov. 12
9-1
Kirkton-Woodham
Community Centre
Tickets $8.00 from board
members or at the door.
Lunch available
Proceeds for hall maintenance I
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Happy 'Btrthdat/
Love from all your
/rands'/ 11rt'n
Lucan .
Community
Bingo
Wednesday, Nov: 9
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
PICTURE BINGO
Bingo Starts 7:30
Regular Games
$1000
Jackpot Game
Total Prizes $2300
Air Conditioned
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 16 allowed to play
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MONSTER BINGO
ssenlatid
Country Inn
Sat., Nov. 12
8 p.m. - Midnight
Country and Western
Dance Band
50's and 60's music
The Ken
Varley Trio
Join 'us for dinner and
dance
. No admission
charge
Reserve your table now
for November 12 •
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Book your a
4. Christmas
Party Now
4We will provide •
iyou with
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Sunday
Brunch
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Open 7 days a week
236-7707
Reservations appreciated.
RR2 Zurich
10 km. north of Grand Bend
Just north. of St. Joseph
GODERICH KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
62,500 PRIZE MONEY - 61;000 JACKPOT MUST GOlI
Thursday Evening at 8:00 p.m. beginning October 6, 1988
AT SALTFORD VALLEY HALL (Except Nov. 24/88)
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 524-9691 OR 524-9850 DOOR OPENS AT 7 P.M.
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A Pre(iide. to Christmas
A dinner and program
116, presented by Exeter Bible Fellowship
Ladies Group to begin the Christmas Season
it Mon. Nov. 21olit
Olit Three A's Restaurant, Exeter
Speaker: Ruth Furseth, London
Feature: Alma Turnbull, Toronto
Special Music: Jana Lynn Turnbull, Grand Bend 1144
at For tickets & info call 235-0456 or 229-6572 - $9.00/ticket
Cut Off Date: November 16
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THE STAGGER INN
Centralia, Ontario
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Proudly
Presents
"Stagger Inn to the 50's and 60's"
Sock Hop
with "Aaron"
Elvis Look alike Contest
Prizes for costumes
Nov. 26 and 27
Live Bands every
Saturday and Sunday
Sat. & Sun. Nov. 12 & 13
'Nite Beat' from Stratford
Afternoon matinee and evening dancing
Dance Floor Available
Amateur Musicians Welcome
"Centralia's Party Place"
Hangover Cafe is Now Opened
for Breakfast. 6 a.m.
Breakfast Special $2.75
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'Seuv Special"
Christmas Open House
Nov. 10, 11, 12, 13
9a.m. - 10 p.m.
o 116:40,
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o•' Featuring: Children's Wear Cratts Ceramics
1 Location: Lionel & Rebecca Wilder
2 miles north of Hwy. 84 on County Road 31
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Vanastra Curling. Club Presents A ...
NEW and IMPROVED DABBER BINGO
at the
Vanastra Recreation Centre
(21/2 miles south of Clinton)
51,000 PRIZE MONEY
INCLUDES 10 Regular Games
of $45.00 each.
4 Specials PLUS a $300
JACKPOT - MUST GO!!!
Every Tuesday Evening at 7:30 p m
Beginning Nov. 5/88 -
FOR FURTHER INFO CALL 4823544 Doors Open Al 6 30 p:m.
LUCKY BALL $100. (Presently $320.0° & Growing Until Won!)
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Zurich Recreation Bingo
Thursday, Nov. 10
(Every second week)
ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Jackpot VONmust go
Bonanza in' 53' -calls - Estimated prize value $350
• 1 Warm up game • 2 Specials ' 4 Flash games
• 1 Pick -a -bingo ' 1, Earl B.'d Game ' 1 Mystery game
10 regular games ' 1 E3on :n:a Game ' 1 Jackpot game
OVER $2500.00 in CASH PRIZES
Doors Open at 6:00 p.m. B:ngo starts at 7:30 p.m.
No One Under 16 Years of age el g,ble to play
Moved to Ice Surface
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Annual
Christmas Arts
s
& Crafts Show & Sale
Lucan Community Centre
Sat., Nov. 12 & Sun.,Nov. 13
Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sun. 12 Noon - 5 p.m.
_7 Admission $1.00 Pre-school free
• Over 100 tables of crafts
• and baked goods .
'M EXETER��r�
Town
of
Exeter
Public are invited
• to
All Candidates
Night
at
High School Library
Wednesday, November 9
7:30 p.m.
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yr/ Travel
PROUDLY PRESENTS ...
"A NIGHT IN THE TROPICS"
SHOW X88
"STEEL BAND MUSIC"
Saturday, November 12, 1988
Al SALTFOR 3 FROM 6 P M i A.M
ALL PROCEEDS TO THE JUNIOR 'C' HOCKEY TEAM
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OODERICH
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All Residents of the Township
of Tuckersmith are invited to
the VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE
To Observe ELECTION RESULTS
of November 14th, 1988
after 8:00 p.m.
THE STAGGER INN
Centralia, Ontario
r -
Proudly
Presents
"Stagger Inn to the 50's and 60's"
Sock Hop
with "Aaron"
Elvis Look alike Contest
Prizes for costumes
Nov. 26 and 27
Live Bands every
Saturday and Sunday
Sat. & Sun. Nov. 12 & 13
'Nite Beat' from Stratford
Afternoon matinee and evening dancing
Dance Floor Available
Amateur Musicians Welcome
"Centralia's Party Place"
Hangover Cafe is Now Opened
for Breakfast. 6 a.m.
Breakfast Special $2.75
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441,114,4447.401
'Seuv Special"
Christmas Open House
Nov. 10, 11, 12, 13
9a.m. - 10 p.m.
o 116:40,
•
o•' Featuring: Children's Wear Cratts Ceramics
1 Location: Lionel & Rebecca Wilder
2 miles north of Hwy. 84 on County Road 31
16,..0,,k,,,..:::0
•
0
•.
0
Vanastra Curling. Club Presents A ...
NEW and IMPROVED DABBER BINGO
at the
Vanastra Recreation Centre
(21/2 miles south of Clinton)
51,000 PRIZE MONEY
INCLUDES 10 Regular Games
of $45.00 each.
4 Specials PLUS a $300
JACKPOT - MUST GO!!!
Every Tuesday Evening at 7:30 p m
Beginning Nov. 5/88 -
FOR FURTHER INFO CALL 4823544 Doors Open Al 6 30 p:m.
LUCKY BALL $100. (Presently $320.0° & Growing Until Won!)
11 •
Zurich Recreation Bingo
Thursday, Nov. 10
(Every second week)
ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Jackpot VONmust go
Bonanza in' 53' -calls - Estimated prize value $350
• 1 Warm up game • 2 Specials ' 4 Flash games
• 1 Pick -a -bingo ' 1, Earl B.'d Game ' 1 Mystery game
10 regular games ' 1 E3on :n:a Game ' 1 Jackpot game
OVER $2500.00 in CASH PRIZES
Doors Open at 6:00 p.m. B:ngo starts at 7:30 p.m.
No One Under 16 Years of age el g,ble to play
Moved to Ice Surface
•
•
Annual
Christmas Arts
s
& Crafts Show & Sale
Lucan Community Centre
Sat., Nov. 12 & Sun.,Nov. 13
Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sun. 12 Noon - 5 p.m.
_7 Admission $1.00 Pre-school free
• Over 100 tables of crafts
• and baked goods .
'M EXETER��r�
Town
of
Exeter
Public are invited
• to
All Candidates
Night
at
High School Library
Wednesday, November 9
7:30 p.m.
ilii Marlin
yr/ Travel
PROUDLY PRESENTS ...
"A NIGHT IN THE TROPICS"
SHOW X88
"STEEL BAND MUSIC"
Saturday, November 12, 1988
Al SALTFOR 3 FROM 6 P M i A.M
ALL PROCEEDS TO THE JUNIOR 'C' HOCKEY TEAM
Lan or I1111ZES1 Ap!lillO/k +3.00 IBI MOM
OODERICH
524-7335
Marlin Travel Marlin Travel Marlin Travel Marlin Travel
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