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THE LUCKNOW.SENTINEL, L,UCKNOW, ON;T,ARIO'
"The Sepoy Town" — ,On the 'Huron -Bruce Boundary
Authorized as • second class matter by the .Post. Office Department,
Ottawa and, for payment of postage in cash:. °
Established 1873 — 'Published Each Wednesday Afternoon.
MembeK of the C.W.N.A, and' O,W,N.A.
►S.Lybscriptlon;Rate, $5,00 .a year. in 'advance — t0 the U S.A;, • $7.00,
Donald •, C. Thompson; Publisher'
WEDNESDAY,;:FEBRUARY 19th; 1969
:COUNCIL CONSIDER '.
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stated: that he would make recomm-
endations; on these appointments
Discussion centred around the
replacement of the town ladder
truck w4hich had a n ajor
breakdown several months ago.
Suggestions that the ladder •' ,
mechanism courd be:converted. to .
the present town vehicle and that a
new truck could be purchased for
village: use were to be looked into,.
The police coMmittee• was instruct.
ed, to.° secure 'information regarding.
thedisposal of the present police
cruiser•
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Several village. propert4 es which
are in arrears in tax payments were
discussed: i with the clerk instructed
to to
Ike the necessary action for.the
y
collection. of these amounts.
Further discussion centred• around
the acquiring - of ,the property ,
formerly,the site 'of the •Lucknow •;
Public 'School and. the school athl-
:etic grounds.. In•Decernber, the,
1968 council of the village of
Lucknow acre ted" theProperty
P ;
°from the Township .Schdot Area of
Kinloss "and Lucknow and in return
considered any payments'_or oblig
' ations to` the village 'for town .facil
ities-=used by tjt board, billowing
the public school fire as having,
been met, '
The 1969' counciI.•have not• rec'
•:eived, this• •arrangerneOt very'enthus-
` tic • A' : estinma a has been
tas ally n t
received.. from,' Symes Bros, of
uc cnow toc ear t e ire ruins': an
level .:it one foot below the lawn
level' for $3500. This would not
- include'the' removal of the exist -
,deep concrete basement g in the
old public school and..would make
•the school site'itself.very •
undesirable�•for building lots. To
comypletely `remove the cement. and.
basement ' foundation,.•tle cost :•
would be considerabl`Y,hi' her than.
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the $3500 estimate
bowling green) and that the Cale;''
(Ionian, Park would be slated for
improvements. in the near future•.
He said that the school lot' is a cut
up piece of property and he'
could not` see, where it was any
asset to, the town.
While no definite decision was`
made` at last Tuesday's meeting ,
it was more or less the general feel-
ing of council•:that if there •was •no
interest in the land: as a -medical
clinic ; it would.. be advertised for
sale. ,
Reeve George Joynt , in reporting.
one -the Lucknow arena- situation',
said ,that he had been.in touch' with
the'structurai engineers' who had
made the most, recent inspection'.:
The report received'was that the
Stress • analysis had been. done aid •
'most of,the work completed' but
that because. of the illness of one •'
of thb men involved with the
report,, it,,had been slowed up a
few, days. Reeve Joynt said that he
had been assured•that a written
repclrt waukLbeavailable.::by: the_.,
end of last week, •,, •'.
In an effort,•to replace the;clerk-
treasurer E..1-1,4 • Agnew••, whose- resi -,
gnation becomes effective thefirst
of next Month, nurnerous letters'
have been sent to area business.
Colleges, and an ad placed in a dis
trict daily„newspaper
IIys 0nored
ee
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• • WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY 19th, 1969
Co-operative Leaders in United
Co-operatives of Ontario's ninth
annual Hugh •Bailey: Tour (set up;•to
commemorate UCO's general, • '
manager from 19/5 to 1960, Hugh
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'1v1. Bailey) started out.from Weston
last week to tour some of .the prov-
ince's' co-operative facilities All`
-front-left-to.-right , FRONT -ROW:
George Pelletterio'., UCO'l Halton
branch chairman; Fred Loftin , • new
CO traffic Manager; 'Emilieir
Lalonde, - -
e,Casselman Coop•presi.
dent; Emilien Lan lois Ni issin
•. g P g • :.
Sudbury Co-op director'Grant
McDonald ;' a director of Lucknow
CO-op,who resides' in, ;Huron Town-
ship;:'MIDDLE: Earl Hewitson, Unit,.
ed Dairy Producers Co-op represent
ative from Owen. Sound; Jim Faris,'
UCO: •NeWm. arket.branch-chairman;
N.M. "•Ken” Marshall'; UCO direc'-
'tor and tour guide; Ken -Spearman,;
Inwood Co-operative; Russell. Siris;
Foxborp -Go-operative,, BAC -K.,
Robert McKercher, UCO president;'
Ronald Johnson Junior' Farmer
Representative froThondale,.
Lindsay. Eccles, UDPC representat-
ive from Holstein; .Fred •
Schlotshauer, Stratford Co-op and:
- lex Bell: -UDPG president
Honor- Parents.On
25th Anniversary
c�enrieii. at
AMBERLEY •NEWS,
Friends.and neighbor's gathered at
the. home of \Mrs . , .. William Bradley
and Elmer Bradley ofKincardine
recently to spend an evening; with: '
them, since moving from their
home on the fourth concession:of'
Huron to Kincardine.
Thirty; friends were present, for the,
occasion: 'Cards were played and..
uu,'ct' aft:,.
...:a ^ddre -w-as-reads iy
the, fact_ that the site had been, sugg-
est.ed as one for the building of a
medicalclinic; but' no formal app
roach from any..one\has been made
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to the new •council, in• this regard .
Local doctors. were to be contacted
before: the next meeting of :council .
•` ` Council :were of ;the. feeling that
provision should have been made
from the insurance received by :the
school bo4d' for cleaning tip the
fire ruins: but that because •th'e.1968
council had made the agreement as
stands,it.
The council felt that 'it. was ,poor
and -far sulsdiVtding. rd rhart
had no.desire':tb.get inta'the-real
estate business: •It•was fest that'
enough park land, was available : I
presently in the town. Reeve Joynt
'said that any possible swimming
pool in the futute could be located'
at Victoria Park (just•east of the -
Mrs'. Delbert Wilson and Mrs. Carr•
ick .Collingpresented Mrs. BradleYe
and Elmer with a beautiful•pole:.
lamp. 'Elmer gave a fitting, reply
on behalf of his mothers.. i •
Bradley and' himself in appreciat
•.ion of the gift.' A social time
followed and a delicious lunch was.
,served,, •.
SHOWER FOR BRIDE -ELECT
Former class, mates and girl
friends `met at 'the, home of Brenda
Humphrey On Saturday evening, ^
February, 15th.to honourBrenda.
Henry bride. -elect•. Irene` genry
and Corinne.LoCvey assiste Brenda
in opening' her many lovely' gifts.
Brenda thanked her many.. friends
or, the. shower which was arranged
by Brenda Humphrey. •Lu'nch was
'served and a social time :followed.
in reminiscing of former ,school'
'days.
On•Saturday', February 15th Mr'
and Mrs,. Carl Riegling of Ashfield
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Township were 'honoured at the,
home: of their. son Frank Riegling to
celebrate their 25th wedding anniv
ersary .', Members, of:their.:family.
present 'were: Karla of Stratford ..
Teacher's- College , .Herrn Of Wing-
ham, Barbara and Max at •home;,
Carl and, Miss • Gloria1 Gancer: of 'Or=
Carl
Frank of Ashfield
Township .' A turkey dinner was ser-
ved.
.The 'family'then presented their
Y,
parents with a gold. rocker -recliner
chair.:
•In the 'evenin fig,, iend^s^called to
Celebrate the occasion.`
will have approximately 100 mill-
ion .pounds of milk powder in .stor-
age • at'the: end of ;the year ..,He
presented.Glenn Martin with: a cer-
d-fi • '
:Chicago Fair, which Won,honour
able; mention. Bruce County Courty.Milk Committee
members Murray °Culbert ;• George
Stewart and Donald Courtney com-
mented .on activities of that group
and Ontario "Milk' Marketing policy.:
-Mr: Stubbs,. Royal Bank Manager
at•Ripley,, .presented cigars to.all.
;patrons
• Directors elected were Glenn`
Farrel,. president,. George ivessen
er, Jack Cam bell, Bob Harris
$ P ,
and Murra, •.Culbert:for the comin
year. Lunch i,as, served'to those_
present. •
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NEW PRESIDENT •
CONTINUED FROM. PAGE 1
MacMillan; "Treasurer - Mrs, 'Jas.
Gardner Executive.Com`mittee
Mrs. Robert Hamilton, Mrs,. ;Evelyn
Barkwell', Mrs': Ruby Burrows; Mrs:
Alice Clar'k, 'Mrs.= Alex' Inglis;
:Secant at=aims Mrs: B1 -11 --Sand:
erson; Flag: Bearers .•Mrs Ruby.
Burrows and Mrs•. Art® Woodcock
AudtorsMrs Jas
MacNaughton
and -Mrs. Ted McClenaghan.
Pins were presented to some .of
the-rnembers-for length of service.
in•the. Auxiliary by. the Zone Corn-
.ma:ndet' Mrs Phillip- MacMillan';.
30_ years; • •Mrs Clare Johnstone , •
20 .years; . Mrs, Charles' Robinson, ..
20 years;,.. Mrs . Ron Forster 20 , •
years Mrs'. .Robert 20
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Mrs: Margaret' MaLennan, '20
`years, . Cora. and Agnes McQuaig ,
20 years...•
15 year pins were; 'resented'to
Mrs..".John. Carruthers , Mrs° ,Alex'
ingls',;Mrs:RobertY. ons,. Mrs
ford ' Cunningham Mrs;`. Jas , .Mc :.
Nau hton . Mrs/ Dan ;Thomson., ;
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Mrs;. Evelyn; .Barkwell,°' Ivirs Arab-
elh Bushell.
A gift was then presented
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to the Zone Commander by Presi
dent)ohnstone : •The meeting :was •
then: closed: and a •Social evening.
followed
PINE RIVER
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year'and a new separatorwhich
could be used for whey.or,;milk was:
being installed soon: Glenn Martin>.
Manager-Cheesemaker• noted 'that
production was up 40 tons over 1967
More favourable weather conditions
had resulted in,production of more
d Bre ii -and better-4-k•-t-ha-ra4n7the
Phone 524-952 h
Public'Accountant
4' Britannia kd.. E.
Goderich, Ontario
previous year He stressed that pat•
tions who'have not already done so,'
-rrtust-have-better cooling-faeiities
at the farm. He warned:against the
use of milk from.cows which
had, been given penicillin ,rnuscul
arly for` pneumonia:; etc as this
I was detrimental to the process of
cheese making. Instrudtions'm'ust
, be ,followed closely in use of drugs
when treating cows. ,
Jack Bain 9fLondon .was guest
speaker: • He commented on the
commission .which had been 'set up'
to assess the •cheese industry in Ont.
ario and it's future, Thirty bearings.
had been• held• duritg the year and
a brief on this study was now avail
able He spoke, of the world dairy
situation which showed
surplus of many products. There
is prospects of increased :exports
of cheddar cheese'to U.S. Canada
ATTEND OUR
MILKER
CLINIC
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25t
At :The Store
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.ucknow District. Co-op
•PHONE 528-4125