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Business People To Meet With Council
To Discuss Civic and Centennial Projects
A variety of topics came up at
the meeting of the Lucknow
Business AtsoCiation'on Monday
night at a meeting at the,town hall
attended by .fourteen..;
'Concern was felt for the little ,
enthusiasm which has been shown
in Luckhow to mark the observance
of centennial year: It was the
gen-
eral opinion of those at the meet-
ing that Lucknow is lagging badly,.
in civic projects to observe the
100th birthday of Canada.
The Association agreed to decor-
ate stores and dress in centennial
costumes during the week leading
up to July 1st..
Concern was expressed at the con-
dition of the 'river. banks along the
[sallow river both north and south
of.the'busineSs area. It was felt
that this detracted frOmthe general
inhiression that the village offers
and'it Was felt that the matter,.•
alfing. with other matters of village
improvement. should be presented
to town council. In this regard,
the village Reeve and Councillors
]ave. been invited to a further
meeting.in the Lticknovi Town Hall
next Monday night, May 8th, at.
3;30 when: matters of civic.
UnProvernent will, be discussed.
Survival Kit Foufld•
'On. Ashfield Beach
An unopened survival kit, with no
identification, was fOutid .on the
shore of Lake Huron at the .foot of.
the poi of, Ashfield recently
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lan:. Montgomery, son .of '/yIr. and •
Mrs, Gordon Montgornery.of Luck -
now, foundthe.kit neirthe Mont-
gomery cottage located at the 12th
south of the,gitl-guide camp.
The kit was aboiit 1 foot by 4 .
inches by 4 inches and was 'sealed
and water proof: The •conteins
wereblocks of food with instruct
ions for their use in seven or eight
different languages. Instructions
Called for the eating of a block
every. four or five hours with no
water for the first twenty-four
hours. It is thought there was
enough for about a week's supply
for one ,persan:. ' • • '. •
The kit was in good condition
nth the blocks being sampled, by
3oidon Montgomery,
Trash cans on the Lucknow Main
street were suggeSted as another
means of improving the general
impression. left with visitors and
residents.,
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The Association agreed to pro-
ceed with the advertising proin- ".
otion which has been carried on
for a couple of years.- Pipe Band
music is to be again provided dur
ing the summer Friday nights and
this matter was to be investigated.
Further discussion centred around
the establishment of a laundrornat
in Lucknow with the drainage
feature of the scheme appearing
to be thetnain draw back. ‘.
A letter was read from the liquor
control board stating that a recent
Survey of population and buying
habits across Ontario did,not in-
"dicate that a Lucknow•store'was
warranted in view of the proximity
to the outlet it Winghani.
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Car rec' hi
• Goderich CraSh
A 1963 Corvet belonging t6 Bob
Hunter of Albert a, who .is visiting
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ver-
non, Hunter of Lucknow, was a total
wreck as a result of a Sunday night
accident at Goderich.
Proceeding into Goderich,•the car
struck the CNR bridge at the north.-
, ern outskirts of the town. Bob re-
ceived an eight -stitch laceration
to the head and a passenger, Rick •
Jardine.of'Lucicnow escaped un-
hurt:
Sgt. Crawford of the:Goderich,
Town Police investigated the„acc
ident and estimated damage at a
approximately $3000,
Art . Hodgins Passes
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Arthur Hodgins„ a resident of the
10th concession of Culross Town-
ship and well. known in I,ucknow
and district, died suddenly at his,
home on Monday, April 24th': He •
Was 69 years of age, He was for
many years a 'member of the' Luck -
now District High School' Board..
The funeral service was"held in
Teeswater on Wednesday of.last ,
week with burial in Teeswater
'cemetery,
Display Fuzz
There'was.tathei:.i light entry in
the-.110trit':grOWri!" beard contest
it the. Kairshea Centennial Bali
These four ;gents made up
the entire ciasS add arc leftton-i
tight 13arger, ,Lucknow 4 Sam
Snobelen, Huron: 14aion Robinsoh,
gaseWawanoth.., winner; Barry
Hackett, Ashfield..
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The Board of-TrusteeS, Huron
.County, School Area. No. 2 met in
regular session on Monday,'April
24th. at 8:30 p.m. : , •
A,delegation of teachers met with
the board to discuss salary schedule.
and as a result the following was,
agreed upon.
Category' I , $4.,'000. 00 ;
Maximum $5,400. 00;
Category 11, minimum $4,600..Q0
Maximum. $6,00q.06;...
Category ill , minimum. ' • •
$5,200,00 maximum' 36,600,00;
Category 1V, minimum,
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$5:800 00 , rnaXiriim, $7 , 200 :00
Allowance for previous experience
five years at .$200'. 00' per year '
Annual ,increment -3206, 00.
35..00 allowed for each day of un-
used sick leave Principal's
aliow-
ance = $100.00 per mem;
The retirement age. was amended,
'to'eoinpiy, with the Age .Discrirnin'-•
ation.Act , 1966 whereby no employ
er shall refuse to employ or con—
thine to employ any person because
of ,their.age; age" ••rne a ning forty
years or more and less 'than siXty.-
five years,
The board greatfully.accePted the
offer, of the Dungannon L. 0; L. 324
to present the area with a shield.
for public speaking,I'vith a cup
being given to the 'winner s,their
personal- Memento. •,
The following .expense account
was approved for payment;
Teachers $6,209.23; .geceiver •
derieraf $753 , 23;• Secretary. "
$252,57; Custodians $553.75'; Bus
Operator $1,658133; Driv,ers
$846 .•83 Ontario Hydro .$227.11:'
Instructional Supplies $2,172•,.85;
. Maintenance, supplies $25,44;
Garnet Farrier - repair and tuning
pianos. $56,85; Fuel ,Oil
Bus Licence and maintenance
' $45.18; Gas,- buses ' $331:10; •
Dental $12:00; School furniture
$8,791. '10, Projector $241.40.
Shown crowning the Kairshea
Women'..s Institute Centennial Sall'
Queen last Friday night is Mit.
Lloyd MacDougall, .left., president
of the Institute, Mrs:, Ted Collyer,
Centre, Queen for the night, Mrs
Bob Gilchrist, tight, a ,Member of
the dance committee who
presented the winner,with,:a cor
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• It's oil t6 EXPO this Sunday,' ,
May 7th, at,1!15 p m. .for a party
of 167 from the Lucknow District
High School. 1.
Plans for the student trip to EXPO
in Montreal.have'been underway
for 'several Months'with,over
$2000 having been.raiSed•by var-
ious, student activities to help keep
the cost for each'traveller to a
minimum'. , • •
The group of 167 is broken 'down
to 91 giri students‘, 52•boy students
14 ladies and 10 men, They will ..
travel in four Guelph Golden Tri-
angle Trailways buses, .each with
a capacity 'of 41, and one bus from,
•Montgorriery Motors in Lucknow
with a 45 Capacity:
Students and adult supervisors
will leave Sunday. at 1i15 p.,rn,
and return Thursday of next, week,
May lith, 1ik1y in the early hours
Of the morning,
Students on the•EXPO trip .will
noibe reoulfeel to attend 'sch,Ool do•
Thursday, May 11, 'All students
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will be required to attend -classes
On Friday, May 12. Students not
makingthe trip to EXPO wilihaVe •
• regular, classes with Cy Needham
and .Mrs Peter 'Connon. • '
Students, are advised t� carry: a
lunch for,the Sunday evening
meal, StOp have been arranged
for Oshawa' and Kingston where
food and beverages will be avail—
able.0.
• The,.Champlain residence is
Where the students will be billeted
in Montreal.'Tweive to fourteen
student, along with two Super
visors, will occupy each suite.
,The residence is four miles frorri. •
EXPO with buses running every.
fifteen rninutes fOr:400'.one way.,
.Soap-, towels and bedding are prov-
ided. Breakfast is available at the
residence Cafeteria.
Each student will be issued with
a•map of the EXPO site and have
been exposed to printed informat-
ion at school. John Strong of
Wrng-
hatn will address the group on
Thuat
EXPO PciMa.):, cg to what can be
seen
Should any emergency arise at
°home while students are away ,
parents should phone the school in
order that the message 'can be rel-
ayed to the student in Mehtiial.
.Dr, *Jack McKim and registered
nurses Mrs:Carroll McKim and
Mrs, Laural Hewitt will accomp-
any the group. . •
• • Students have been paired,op the
buddy system and are to remain
With their delegated •partners at
all tittles. Curfew will be at mid-
night. , ' , ,
Most chaperones.have arranged ,
for 'parents Or friendt to move into
their.houSes in order to look atter
young children. •
PrincipalN.B.'Mason is in charge
of the entire trip '
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