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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-11-15, Page 2SIR YOUR kOCAL IF YOU ORDER CO-OP BEEF - AND DAIRY SUPPLEMENTS-- BEFORE' EC. lst and at the same time protect yourself against price increases.• 4 THE LUCKNOW.8ENTINBL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 1972 The LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO "The Sopoy Town" — On the Huron-Bruco Boundary Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847 Established 1873 — Published Each Wednesday Afternoon Member of the C.W.N.A.. and 0.W.N,A. Subscription Rate, $6.00 a year in advance — to the U.S.A., $8,00 Donald C. Thompson, Publisher WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 1972 AREA NOMINATIONS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 and Tranter were nominated. The fourth councillor, Dr. Peter Bissonnette, is leaving the vil- lage. The three other names in nomination are new ones, Rouse Martel and Wylds. .. FOR BEEF, FOR DAIRY, FOR HOG CO—OP FEEDS 401•••1111. JOHN AUSTIN ALLAN GIBSON .1•111111.1•10 IUNLOSS There's no shOrtage, of elettion action in Kinloss. There will be' a ormet--for-bdth_Reev e_ a ncL Council. Orville Elliott, present Reeve Of the township is being. challenged by a veteran council-7 lot Leo Murray. Councillors ,,Dun- can Carr011 be, Barry Johnston and Grant Eckenswiller will have to fight to hold their council seats as they are bing .challenged by • three young newcomers to muni- cipal politics, Allan. R. Miller,, Brian Doelman and Donald Bell, as well as a veteran councillor who has been out of Municipal council fora few years, William E. Haldenby. of Kinlough. FOR REEVE ORVILLE ELLIOTT LEO MURRAY .FOR COUNCIL, 4 REQUIRED DUNCAN CAMPBELL BARRY, JOHNSTON GRA NT, ECKENSWILLER ALLAN R. NI1LLER ' BRYAN DOELMAN WM. E. HALDENBY. DONALD BELL HURON TOWNSHIP • While indications in Huron are that some serious thought was being given to moving up the lad- der, only three men were nominat. ed for council and.would require a further nomination if there was any election action for Reeve and -Deputy-Reeve. Besides present Reeve Russell Stanley, Robert Emerson was also nominated for the top spot in the township. Bob, the present - Deputy-Reeve, was also nominat- ed for that post as was councillor Elmer Smeltzer. Elmer-waLliora_r inated again for council as were present councillors Donald Mc- Tavish and Bert .Elliott. Candid - ates have until 5 p.m. Tuesday ' to resign one post, otherwise they will be considered nominated for t e poSition'which was filed first-. • ' The . Sentinel will clarify this situation before going to press. FOR REEVE RUSSELL STANLEY' ROBER 4. • EP-LiTY-REEVE ROBERT 'EMERSON ELMER S MELTZ ER FOR COUNCIL, 3' REQUIRED ELMER SIviELTZ ER DONALD McTAVISH BERT 'ELLIOTT. ' WEST. WA WANOSH Election rumours of all kinds were heard in West Waivanosh prior to nomination time., but the township, with a straight acclam-• anon, an' missing e --en council members, 'proved to be quite a surprise. Reeve Bob Lyons was returned to office by acclamation, the only 'one 'nominated fOr the post. Councillors 3 •. V. Durnin and Joe Hickey will be back again with two new faces on the boa rd', Leo-For-an incL,John__Riake_r ford both councillors in previous years.:'Missing next year will be - present councillors Jim. Aitchison and Charles MCDonald. .Auburn police village trustees were elected by acclamation. FOR REEVE ROBERT W. 3. LYONS FOR COUNCIL, 4 REQUIRED J. D. DURNIN LEO' FORAN JOE HICKEY JOHN RUTHERFORD • AUBURN TRUSTEES, 8 REQUIRED KEITH ARTHUR ROBERT SLATER 7 FRED WAGNER Only change in Kinloss Town- ship sees Allan R..Miller , nom- inated for Councillor , withdraw ,.* ing his,nomination. The remain- der of candidates forte 'Reeve and Council will' stand for election. • Candidates had until '5 p.m. Tuesday to.withdraw from any office_ for which theywere_nornire ated. • CONN - to Mr. and Mrs. GeOrge- Conn at Sherbrooke, . Quebec on Voiember 8-, a ion. Lucknow Fire Loss Is Low Statistics released by the-'Dom'- inion fire commissioner show Walkerton fire losses at- 74 cents a person in 19'70, the lowest in. Bruce' County. Lucknow was second at 93 cents per capitia while Chesley sustained the- highest loss, $41.93. Some other municipalities were Kincardine. $9.9,7; larton, $15.28; SOuthampton, $29.25 and Port Elgin $39.24. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHfl Mri. Frances E. Brady, the forther Frances Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iriard Johnston of-Kinoa-rd .act_as pOfe$,..", sional 'for the LucknOw Skating ,Club this season..7•Mrs. Brady was educated to_grade_ll_inKinoardine, then transferring to Stratford North Western Collegiate. She began her skating careerAn KMcardine at the age of 12, attending 'summer school in 6race- bridge , under" the direction 'of Pro. Mrs. Dianne.Smeltzer of Owen Sound, jOining the Goderich and Stratford skating club under the direction of Pro. Robert McCrabb of Stratford for figures and free- skating and bronze dance, taking summer school at 'Galt and Brantr ford „taking silver dances from Pro Bruce Brady , now her husband. She turned Professional last fall.. Mrs. Brady needs one silver dance to be a triple silver medal- ASH FIELD An election -for Reeve will go in Ashfield. The present Reeve Girvin Reed will be opposed by Deputy-Reeve Eugene hayne. Councillor Warren Zinn will move •-----up_to_theDeputy-Reeve chair b acclamation and Finlay MacDon- 41d, 'a former councillor, will— stay in that position.. The other councillor, Lorne Cook has drop- • ped out and the two new faces on council, all by acclamation, are John Austin and-AllarrGiEwn;— / FOR REEVE • GIRVIN REED EUGENE FRAYNE FOR DEPUTY-REEVE WARREN ZINN FOR COUNCIL, 3 REQUIRED MINPM1111•1 ist. She was a Piper with the Bruce Couritylr. 'Pipe 'band and is a highland dancing teacher. She played and danced with the band at'Expo in 1967 at Montreal. Mrs. Brady received the girl athlete of the year award in Will hTstruct Lucknow Sk-a- 1969-110 at the Kincardine & Dist- rict High School. She has a great uncle in LucknoW, Mark Johnston. , The Lucknow Skating Club will have classes each 'Monday and Thursday during the season, which COMMencei on 'Monday, Nosm - ber 20th. The piofessional kill be present for two hours on Thu'rs-... days. 'Registra,tions will still be accepted" on Monday, November 20,•. Election A few final changes in the nomination picture have-.clari- fied the area situation since the original story, appearing else- where in this issue, was written. •In Huron Township, 'Robert Emerson has withdrawn his nom- ination as'Reeve and the Reeve- ship goes 'to Russell Stanley by acclamation. Elmer Sineltzer has withdrawn his nomination as Deputy-Reeve and this office will be filled by Robert Emerson by acclamation. Councillors, by acclamation - also, are Elmer Smeltzer, Don- ald'MacTavish and Bert Elliott. "The Huron board will be the same_as'last year. FOR REEVE CLAYTON NICHOLSON FOR COUNCILLORS 4 REQUIRED HOWARD HODGE . • ROD .MacDONALD' FRANK MARTEL . • MRS. TED (MARGARET) ROUSE' GEORGE TRANTER, • .2 • _LLOYD___W_YLDS • lucknovi District Co-op Phone 528-2125