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LUCKNOW` SENTINEL, 'LUCKNOW; ONTARIO
. WEDNESDAY,: JANUARY 22nd, 1969
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, .JANUARY 22nd, '196.9
Abell
f Fall
Bob.Canapbell of'Lucknow is the
new president of the Lucknow Ag-
ricultural Society: i le was elected
at the.annual reeting;of the soc-
iety held in the Lucknow. Town
Ha11'on.Saturday. evening.
• The annual meeting was held in
the form of .a pot .lucksippepwith
twenty. -seven attending,. Last .year
nine .attended the•annua1 meeting
of this/organization. Although•
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their active ninnbers are; small,
the Society is presently operating
•in an .active and 'enthusiastic
`'manner•..'
Pasty President of the' or anization
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is Donald C. Maclntyre of Kinloss'.
wild' has served this office for three
ears. ,Harold:Austin`of Lucknow
is first vice ` re ident and Bob;Gi1-
, p s.
christ of Kinloss is second; vice
prelident.. Secretary -treasurer, is /
Mrs ,Bob Struthers Of Lucknow..
Mrs,. Oliier .McCharles and Mrs:,.
Bob Struthers were appointed 'td
.check the'list of. men directors and;
_.associate. directors and report back
at the next 'me.eting
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BIRTHSS
- in W ngh_am Hospital on
Sunday , January719th to Mr. and
Mrs. George Smyth,
Auburn•, a daughter, Sherry Louise,
a s},ster for Carol Anne and Batty.
MURPHY-* ,in Stratfoo d General
Hospital on Wednesday , January
15th, 196:9 to Mr. and Mrs., •Joe.
Murphy (Flow• Jean..lvi'acQuillan),,
of Stratford, a son; -Shawn Joseph.
B�ar
Harry Lavis:,Mrs, Gordon Kirkland',
Mrs. Bryce Elliott, Mrs. W. G.;
Hunter, Mrs . Donald. Maclntyre ,
Mrs. Omar Brooks., Mrs. Ernest
Gaunt , Mrs . Jacob.Hunter
,Torn 'Todd ,'.' Mrs. Andrew Gaui t
Mrs:: Glen Warden, Mrs. Chas;
Wilkins; Mrs. 'Frank•.McQuillin
Mrs, Allan Miller, Mrs. Lorne '
Woods , Mrs Jas.; ,Henderson.; Mrs.
David,Elphick., Mrs:. Peter Cooke:,,'
•Mrs: Alex'Hackett, Mrs: Russell;
Phillips, Mts. Wilbur Brown ;• Mrs.
Bob Gilchrist", Miss Isabel'MUler ,.
•Associate lady directors are:.Mrs..
4'-H Calf Clubs., sponsored b the
Lucknow Agricultural Society had•.. „
leaders a inted•. They. are',Beef,
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Andrew Gaunt., Torn Todd;
'George Kennedy Glen Walden;
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Auditors Alex-
Y'nd Evan
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Keith were re -appointed for another
term.
The•secreta,rY reported receipts ;of
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$•5378 for• the year, with expenses of
:$6204 ifor a• deficit of •about. $825.'•
ImP retvements to the Fall �Fai`t of .
the -addition -of -equipment and.'work..
on the• grounds.:totalled: $26 during
the .year The, organization has a':
esr ert
'bank balance of approximately '
$1840. During recent years'; the soc
iety has spent heavily on'parade ,
band, and• Fair entertainment with
the idea .of improving the Fair and ,
.not with •the 'idea of`' increasing their.
surplus . ' They .have been very s.ucc
essful. Prize money ;has been in=
creased in many departments in an
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INAUGURAL MEETING
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:felt the new`well.•offere d•Lucknow •
the best water,suppiy`;ever develop
'ed in the village. •
Speaking on,public works, Reeve
Joynt said that 1969 planswould •
include a new bridge; on Havelock•
Street South or an alternative -
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the village .
Cliff Crawford;. town foreman,
was coiitplimented.for the fine job,
he'has-been-doing in '1rt -
ments in :the 'village . Mr. •. Craw ford
Was .re-engaged. at' a•1o% •increase.
in salary, bringing his'arinualiwage
to $5500...
Alex Havens was interviewed in
respect. to accepting the appoint_,
• project the changing of the.water
ment of by-law officer for the vill.-
course in•„the area of theformer. , age; :A Meeting is to be
�r1acDonald 4T1 Property •h.the arranged witOntario`'Provinci-
Ay
•al •.oliceto discuss this matter:
The appointment of,a By-law e ussion centred around• the re•
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offic-er. for they- U
e •1111
outlined in the inaugural address - parttrient of •Transport yin a recent
Mr . Joynt said that he had been ,'traffic study of the village. These '
informed .by the: Ontario Provincial .1 recorntrmendations, have not been ' •
- Police that if a local by-law, offic-: completed: Reeve Joynt stated that
er".was appointed to take care of., tthey. were.schduled to be .
local. by-law infractions, the "completed' after the main street
Kincardine OPPwith the. addition . road work in 1967:
of another man would be able. to Spence Irwin, Bud Hamiltonand '.
spend considerably more time P o1- ;.
Glenn Porter Waited On council in •
tcir the illag o ^ .•regard to `payment or snow jrem•v
e'ssent'ial that the by-law officer be, al on the village, main street:.A.
first appointed to: correspond. with 5619 subsidy is rectived,on this
present regulations ReeI;e Joynt snow removal from the' Department•
felt that ;once this procedure was of Highways
completed Lucknow would. have Trucks with driver have been
adequate seFv-ice--flambe---Ontario---re giving $476.0=per-houz°;_.loadec"t
'RETIRES' AS CLERK:
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erworks,.Lucknow Arena and
Lucknow: Recreation Committee '
and does clerk's duties for'. welfare
ands highway work in the' v.illagc
All •departments.•are contolled''by-'
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the council of ,the' village of. Luck -
now,; There hasnever been a hydro
or water commission established in
the village: '•
• ,With the retirement .clerk -..•
treasurer Aleg
Agnew the villa'of
A g ,.e
Ludknow wi11-lose a servant who:, .
has -s ent-a-lifetime associated
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with •village municipal business
During.ythis trine Mr. Agnew has
worked with about `a dozen. Reeves
• of• the village and many dozen • . •
councillors: His vast. knowledge of
municipal affairs. has been a •help'
to many who sat w r tl him . In hls
:years in -the town office', hehas'
seen .the duties and complexities.
of municipal:W,orlc increase vastly.
Wetrust Luc lctow'will be•'home ..
for .M'argaret and Howard,in his.
retirement years and nodoubt'his •
knowledge of municipal affairs will
be tapped On many occasions in the.
future when questions present them=
'selves.
IIF LIJO(NOW---
RCH OF DIMES
fill Be ; Held Throughout January
.. •e ee.. :. .. ••*.•..:;40-...00...
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Conducted By:
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to: the Canadian Legion
and other helpers.
BE PREPARED WHEN. THE LADIES CA
IN MARCH OF DIMES
-KINLOSS` APPOINTMENTS
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keepers, fence viewers.
Duncan Campbe11 was appointed
repr"eeeniative_on the•Satigeen Vall
Pey Conservation Authority; Wm
Evans'to the Maitland 'Valley Con-:,
`servation Authority;' Leo Murray';and
'W. E, •Haldenby to the: Holyrood
Hall Board; and Wm: 'Evans .and
Orville:, Elliott to the Whitechurch
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Communit -Ha11:Board:for-.theY
' -.ear-
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1969
'A do:nation•of $10.•00 was made to;
the Muscular'•,D stro by Association..
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'•B•- -Law`. 2,. 1969• w.as . assed• bein
a'BT-Law to.borrow the 'necessary •
mon , `-; 6:66, .66 for-ettrr-e-r t -,ex,..
penditures from the'B'ank of ,Mont
real ..Luc know for 1069-
1969.
The Clerlewas instructed tb. notify
the 1; B, M.� that •wedo•not wishthe
tax- statementspre ared' for 196:9.. ;
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The Clerk,-Trea,urer gave a state
i''t a a.
Decemb
er...
ment..of the ax s of
.31/6b. The 196�.'taxes,camein
better than in previous .years•;, pal
ante owing . $15 ,945../4; 1967 .. ,
arrears, $5-,142 ts6;:.•1966: arrears
$1,147.13, •
The following accounts were-;ord-
eyed. paid:..General..acco.unts
$3,839.46; Highway -,accounts
$2;742:21...
Council adjourned to meet on.
Februar j 3rd at 7:15 p. m. or a
the. call .of the reeve:,
'FRASER MacKIN.NON
Clerk; .
Provincial Police
A sidewalk repair and replace-•
'tent proraidi''wab'ttrention.
Another item to be commenced
.this year;
?�lr, Joynt said. that once the
auditors" staternent is. received
and finances 'w ei z.hed rn.ore defin -, bage. collectio , requesting. an in-
ite plans .will follow .' • crease from, $32 per week to $40...;
s e
Committee appointments were ,
� 'Milne provides his own equip`
'riade by the Reeve with the chair •
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merit and, hires his own help. A
• men listed, -Hydro , MurF in `Solo 'motio'n was passed incre'asiz g'the
mon; Water , Eldon Wraith; Roads , weekly payrient-•to •$35. •
Harold Greer;, Sanitation. and Prop- , A ft er further neotiair'ons regard_
e"roe N : ,bold. Industry
Harold.''Greer George 8•
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i eor�+e Newbold,; fell low itmg day , the orgJ,na"l requests
Genera" , n Wraith; • 'of the meal were 'net lin •both the
zb gent ; Health ane Welta,re , snow andalba e 'contracts.
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,...,eorge,Joyrrt, By-law fvo 1. 19e,*, a o.\ -law• to
• Each rnembe: of council w'as ca, l borrow up to'$rrt 'for current
'ed eon fora tew remarks; A11 ex' , expenses , was passed
pressed their pleasure. iri serving on The teeve's 'allowance' was set at
council and hoped that'thec• coulri $40b and the .counci'llor's ' 260 for
• work towards gondciv, etnts�e
tent,an tf,e 'ar . the carne as in .
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and •operator has beenareceiving
$6.50 per: hour. In.each case
• r was .requested
Council' passed a motion granting
50.0 per hour increase .
A letter was received from Floyd,
Milne, local contractor for gars
•
A. motib'n. was passed instructing .,
the Clerk to�'call 'for tenders for ,a
drainage` inspector for the Town,
ship for.the year 1969.Applicant
to state salary .and•supply his own
transportation. lenders to•be in to.•
'the. Clerk by,February 1st ; •
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REG. $249.95
FFAT 30"
'Sale
189.
REG: 391.00
OFFAT DRi
lak 5149.
REG. $324.95
OFFAT DISHWASHER
Sale 5259.00
• REG.': $234.95.
OFFAT DRYER
HOME FURNISHINGS
MOFF"AT APPLIANCES
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