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INTERCHANGE SIGN
WINS "HIGHWA, BEAUTIFUI,"
AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Made An Associate
Of :Consultingx.,
EnOneering..Ffror
Sgt. Jim (Ewart) Webster has
ired from i police work aftef
yearS of.service With the-Teck •
wpship Police Department at ,
kland Lake.
nloss Ty!ip ‘:..1,11101c,1 inaugural Meeting,
point Offitials and Set. Salaries For '72 •/ inloss Council held its, . 'After the minutes' of Decern- .
u ,:ural meeting on January 3rd ber 6th, 15th _and 22nd i 1971 were
d:11 menibers present. NO adopted, the folloWing business ,
hirations were required as was dealt-with.
pcil has one tnore year to
c: on a three year term.
i 'L> is-pictured , an the right'
rank IHawthorne
Lodge Master
ranl< ilaw.thorne of Lucknow
cccentiv installed as WOrship= •
'::laster of. Old Light Lodge, for
Ile succeeds -the i.mnied-,% •
Past ,Nla ,ster Donald Simpson.,
th( r• officers are .senior ward
frank Maulden; •junior 'ward -
Morgan Johnston; treasurer,
eld;, chaplain, Wallace Conn;
etor,of cere.mbnie.s , Willia
ns;:,'Ecilior deacon, Ron AltOn;
er.deacon, Alex Juba; inner
rd, t,Villiarii .MacPlie...rson;
r 'gitard Girvin Reed; senior,
ard., Donald Mactavish.;
or steward, Doug Martyn.
rustces are R. C. MacKenzie:,
A. Salkeld, •
.Nintment,of.comMittees
setting of salaries for village .
ials for-1972 was the main
ess acthe January meeting
( know village council on
day Of last week,
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4 committees andeliairmah
4.`t as • follows: .general
nunent all council; hydro,
Murvin Solon:ion; water,
Eldon Wraith;
( works reeve•George Joynt;
e'liunittees and chairmen:
sse-4 ° '1 at :$17.7Ferlibur preViOuSlatiO
reeve CeOrge .1 (0, 50 and the hack hoe work
eta Committees, Remuneration
JOynt; property, councillor Oliver
Glenn arena , councillors Solo-
mon and Glenn; recreation ; eonn
cillors Wraith and Whitby; fire,
protection, councillor Whitby.
Tenders were receiVed, for .snow
-removal for 1972, Synies'Bros.H
and Spence 'Irwin will he paid
$7 per hour for a nine, yard capae
ity truak. The previous rate 'had
been $6 per hour. Symes BrOs.
Will be paid $10' per hour for a
'fourteen yard truck': Glen Port-.
cr was awarded the loader work .
By-law No. I„ 1972, appoint-
ing officials and setting salaries
was passed; Clerk-Treasurer , •
Collector , $3500. 00; Auditor ,
A. NI. Harper, Goderich; Pound-
keepers , James Mc Ewan, ililray,
Farms •Ltd. , Huntley Dawson;
Livestock 'Valuators_LBO6 Gilchrist,
BOb-Orr,• Gordon McDonald, Geo.
Lockha-rt; Fenceviewets, D9'n •
Bushell, 'Harvey Houstoh; Oift
ford Johnston,. John Gaunt; Draint •
.Stephen B. Stothers.of Lucknovi
passed away on Wednesday,
January 12th in Wingham and ,
District Hospital in his 88th, year.
The funeral' service waS•held
at MacKenzie Mernorial Chapel,
Luc know on Friday., January 14th.
Temporary 'entOinbment was at
Dungannon Niausoreuin:
$10 per hour , previous rate $9.50.
A temporary borrowing-bylaw
in the amoUnt.up to $40,000 w•aS
passed,-,
Coune,i1 wilfrequest the Bruce
County Council to petitiomthe
minister of municipal, affairs to
have all assessment at market
value 'eompletcd in1972 for' ,1973
taxation use.
An Agteernent has been reached
between Lucknow .and, Wingham '
for nillttlal fire, aid...In the event
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"nd ofDungannon. Mr. Pentland
pioposed'a toast to the Queen and
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ONTARIO ASSOCIATION
HONOR ANDY GAUNT
Is Recognized
As ."Shorthorn
Breeder Of Year"
The Annual Meeting of the
Ontario Shorthorn AssOciation was
held Saturday, January 15; in the
`7N1cDuff Church on No. Hig
Way , south of. Guelph
Each year three men are recog.-.
nized as "The Shorthorn Breeders,
of the year". The naiii`es of : •
those'reCognized this year were .
. Wm. Black of Moffat, D. Z. •
Gibson of .CaledoniA , and' Andrew
.Gaunt'of Lucknow. ,• • .
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New Manager
At Lucknow Bank
ALLAN JOHNSON
New Manager at the Bank of
1\19ntreal!s. Lucknow branch is •
Allan Johmon, Who •was fornierly
in charge of the Wallace.burg
branch..
He succeeds W.:D. Ross, who
becomes Manager at the' bank's.•
Perth branch,. .• •
The new manager joined'ihe
•B-Of M at ''Mount Forest
-arid then served at a number of
Ontario branches before being
appointed Accountant at the Til-
bury branch in 1956. In 1059, he„
moved in'the'same .capacity to
the Delhi branch and in 1961 he
was,-named Manager at the Both-
well:branch, He became Nlanag-
, •
During hiS stay inWallaceburg,
Mr; •Johnson served as Director
of the Rotaty Club o Vallaceburg
and as treasurer-of the Rotary tas:
tor'Seal Pund and the Wallace%
burg Chamber of Commerce.' He
was.also as member of the
Wallaceburg Flood Relief COm-
mittee and Of .the Executivx COrtf-
inittee of the Wallaeebtiq..,,Irini-ty,
United Church, '
ion
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With the, Teck Township thief of
police , Gordon Smith, shown on
the 'left. Mr. Smith is a friend
of long standing. '
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Lucknow Co-operative
Hold Annual Meeting
Announce 3% Potronage Dfridend
A very large crowd was on hand'
at the LuCknow Legion 'Hall on
Tuesday night-of last week for the
annual• meeting of the Lucknow
District Co-operative.
Sales of $794,743 were rrported
for the year. Membership is at
an all tine high for 760..
The net savings for the year.,
before patronage returns, were
$16 ,5-19 . 41„„, 3(;, Patronage Divid-
end , 2 u in cash and• Ku in deferr-
ed was announced by director .
Grant Ctirran.
Fertilizer and petroleum sales
have continued' to'increase and
With the increasing den -Prid far .
bul-k fertili?er„!14e Co-n.01;15 .
purchased 'a new truck with two
five ton bulk bins on'it.
. The banquet. was brought to.
order with a Welcome by the .Luck-
.now 'Co-op president Frank Pent-
Dorothy McKenzie
Studies-.Fine-Arts
In Mexico
Mrs,. Dorothy McKenzie Of
fast:is in Mexico for three months
where sfie is' taking further courses
in Fine ArtS.
. Slte is attending the Instiiiito •
Allende., San Miguel' de Allende,
incorporated with the University
of s:luanajuato , Mocido,
Mrs. McKenzie reports good'
Weather and .an enjo'yable course:
She s a Ys _"I' .m loving it .here, the
days .are not long enough, six
hours a day.; six days a week, with
Wonderful instructors, life draw-
inks, paintings,
painting. It is very warm, 75-80 .
in daytime and'always sunny.;
-but heat is required at, night."
She stares that.flOwers are ••
blooming,'there are birds•galore,
anti that the area is very quaint:
with narrow;, cobblestone streets; •
The hotel where She is staying has
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ming poll,. and lOvely,paths
through the' gardens and trees.
Bird life around, the• hotel pres-
ents a variety Of species, some.
familiar .and some not.: •
'In her -closing•rem,arks, in a
note penned to.-The, Sentinel,
Dorothy says "it's 1.-letter than
three feet of 'snow , see' you in ,
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RUSSELL, BARR
W. J. Malone, P. Eng.; Pres• -
ident Of De Leuw ., Cather & COm--
pany of Canada Limited, Consult • •
ing Engineers,.announces the .
apppintment of Russell J. A. Barr;
P. Eng.. as an Associate of the
firm,
Russell has been with De Leuw ,
Cather since' 1931 and has been
reTOnsible as Project Manager •for
many of the major highway and
,municipal assignments undertak-:
en, by the Company in Ontario' I •
and Newfoundland. Recent prO- •
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Died In Hospital
• Thomas Harold. Blake Of Dun- .
gannon died suddenly on ,Thurs=:•.
day ,. January 13th 'in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital,
Goderich in his 76th year.
The funeral service was held
on Saturday ,.January 15th,at. Mac-
Kenzie Menaorial Chapel, Luck- -•
n9‘tv en'tporary entornbm\ ent was at
Dungannon Mausoleum.
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Minor hockey week in Lucknow
will be observed this coming week-
end and the local Minor hockey
committee has a 011 line of 'gam-
es .scheduled for this Friday,. Sat- .
urda)? and •Sunday and a' special
game on the following Wednesday.
Do 'you know who the youngsters
are in the coninunity who are
pla'):'ing in the minor hockey pro-
gram, and do yow-knoi,y sortie of
the adults in the Community who
give of their time •toW,ard the,, •
Full Scheciuteloi.
Minor Hockey Week
In Community •
Their names can he found in an
advertisement elsewhere. in' this
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But better still, turn out :to.the •
.arena during minor hockey
week and see •them in action:
Dates of games and teams involv-
ed are also liste%.1 on this page.
Be starer to read ),t.
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