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17‘" _ w‘ ' . . A» ' "r , (as LI lt nu L l . MI ENB' W, F . . (ia' 480 _' " - Fr,1?W?, ounmm " . , an r - 33.: s":', ."" , ' ' . Mu"., ,1 {it , f . of information -- - RtMt , V , l h l 7Frti, 1? "“"' , ~14 _ 1;er _ , ' 133,5, . 1E'ij"t ess t an twp. F/s-ei:', T . - i {i li' , V. _ . i - ‘ .. G a; T ‘_ n Qi " 1 1 _ _ i, “’5; ' syrk'i - 353-: i: J, - - iid . expec e ", . is; $id r » p, . Si 7 .tiv?i.il,sll (011:6er , .' . ., r' ISN' - B. ' groan/l" .. " , l _ loft] BY MANDY MARTIN _' ' I r a, . " . . _ Jan )7 swr Warren ' ' i . i RI er The $48,076 in Ontario government SuperBuild i . l I A IMtiq funding announced for Cramahe Township last [ i ' _ ‘1 3551:1521; f? , week isM,449 less than expected. _ i r K l, i93trB, B, The $315,150 cost of bringing the Colborne munic- V , ', ' Salll I ipal water system up provincial standards was to be l z ' '.4' ' iRBgi%g shared equally by the federal, provincial and i f {A has at its}: iMit . municipal governments: $105,050 each. Last Thurs- e . I i . "", at when; MKl2teW- 'd day, Northumberland MPP Dr. Doug Gait i " l . I. . c...----" sr'sLA announced $48,076 was coming from the province i _ ww . to Cramahe as 50 per cent of the provincial share. .3 1 ' . "a ,. ' 1 _ "We've had no details as to why It was reduced,') _ iitig) V Cramahe reeve Jim Williams says of the provincial l ar','" t _ ' SuperBuild grant. _ i ', v' ', _ ' 'Tve been assured by fax that we’ll be receiving, _ ', the federal share of one-third of the original amount I 1 -~3 we applied for," Crimahe Reeve Jim Williams said I E . _ _,_._,_. Monday, ', i . ' . I I l g i {ii i.'-' _ Crit .j. _ After the Walkerton tragedy of May 2000, the i j 1* ' _ _ l . . provincial government implemented mandatory j _ _ _ g l _ _ l _ standards for-municipal water systems which must l i, C ' - . P..- be met. An engineering review indicates the chlori- I i C ' i V _ ' f nation system must be isolated a maximum dis; i ', " i Giuirs . i tance from the first water-receiving client: that Will I ' _ , require additional piping work to meet provincial ’ ' a ' , guidelines. ' _ I ' l_ [ The $48,076 for Cramahe Township was one of six i _ SuperBuild grants totalling $2.4-million announced [ . .3 ' y ,6 , . ' .."r- “"‘ forNorthumberland County municipalities: l i V _ F.., _ _ .s433,42o for Brighton; . . . PHOTO a, MANDY MARTIN I $527,056 for Trent Hills (Campbellford, Hastings Heritage Cramahe Chair Roseanne Quinn points to postcards showing how the fountain in and Warkworth systems); Victoria Square once looked. Beside her is a mock up of the new fountain which will be ' $191,555 for (301301113; ' completed late this spring. I $235,402 for Hamilton Township (Camborne i and Creighton Heights); and i . I $1-rnillion for Port Hope. 1 H ertta, ge C mom/ye launch es l I . _ l fountain fund Myer- '-' l donors they have reached the $1 thousand _ Br Boa OWEN mark. [ . STAFF WRIIER Over the next few months members will ' . set up temporary displays at various 1oca- ___ _ T _ ' _ . ', ", . Heritage Cramahe Chair Roseanne tions in the Township to publicize their «girlie{kW-3.”:-W333--~1“€”e:r-*°3.‘~‘1r€3.75".T‘117sri‘473-7?"9f:°’7ii'. l Quinn announced the launch of the efforts The Colborne Librarv Registry c2“ :1;- l group's fountain fund-raising drive at an Office and the Keeler Centrelwere men- yh, " ' if 1 open house ml Synday at the former Reg- tinned as places where they hope to show _ tt, ' l .. . l/ie E i '1st1ishl5itl1eit'i1 a cast iron fountain what they're planning. Sat: ‘ 'i _r='j,-'.1\' l I graced Victoria Square in Colborne. In the “81:1: "otrodh'2tghegianr (if? Egalgtlgglgog r SE ' _ a E?” . i winter it often presentedadazzling display the committee for $110 as a 'ie/Ill')'),":"). 'et, . .rr"t ' t, 'f l as the spray froze m a citsc.ade pr" it. Anyone donating $50 or more will get a set all , - ‘ J _ I 1 A' i l Years ago that fountain disappeared ofthe note cards free no . . ' _ . r , r.,'-' 1"; l and was replaced at various times by other A , 11 d. t' " " , _ l "" -." 5;), y Plastic and cement fountains. The most f/ 'i? I anyone one "@131“? more f,' I 'k = of; l i recenthad an apple adorning the top. géwngsehign Income tax receipt from the . 3;} T l, 1, ll. as; i Heritage Cramahe has hotos of the . ' . ' _ "R _ _ I ", - C, 2 " i' it?» ' original and has contracted Iwith a Missis- m2ie,trso1tl1,1ee,'1/1,e tit, Svne f fat IT, “$2 ff,jjtry 7efervso/ ' my”. am/ DOW/:57 (l: {ti A ,15 sauga (2ipha,,1nt cognpany to build a past year g p or e on n wr.',,',':, /f,/,/,t,C/f.t,ttu' in??? "p,rj1ti:rc,',',',, 1ict,'j? l 55 ' . re lica w is w" stan Bfeet 6 inches tall. ' ' ' ' . t :'ij/(nemaszieo, the/rec/rsh/rum, lama!" WIW. Kiki, at: i Il3urns Water Gardens in Baltimore has Their October histruric walk though 'r. 1i'i'Cti'tn",2i, ,iaces,n?nui, Titans/25M it it; . ' . Lakeport brought an offer from the Archi a i i _ q h _ .._ _ offered to assist with the concrete base so tectural Conservancy to help fund their Sy 3W”, 7W mime/iii /:m/.s li J 3.1 '. [ that tt does not become damaged by frost, projects. Their donation of $300 is part of j, Tres/v/er/an (Mimi "jfurrtwepiimriuts m [e)",, If". ‘ The total cost of the project IS between the $1 thousand collected to date. "r,rpa1trrysuurifatwiCtwiin, (Mi/1. stfgiX no" $2500 and $3 thousand. Other activities include getting heritage "’- g rim“) a,” my”, ,-,. (){lurm a: Tha a!" q We Heritage Cramahe has set out to fund signage for the township and beginning yir, TIr _ _/ /, ' - ae'a+ .-__:;:;,.,», ci/l, raise to pay for the fountain wpich. they heritage rooms at the Castleton Town Hall. "ii-1V“??? "uussisc""uis'"d-" mm" m" 7”“ . " '" will have installed late this spring in the One ofthe rooms is in the former jail cell. "U p 2370; square. Most HC membem’ Reeve Jim Victoria Square has been designated as , J L " Williams and Councillor Ray Kelly on a historic site and they are overseeing the I -,' hand for the kick off. ' . cleanup of the ruins of the. Christie Mill on , i' Thanks to the generosity of The Archi, Ontario Street. Li, g “T tectural Conservancy of Ontario and other tfi)