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Lloyd • Stewart of Dundas and three
brothers-in-law; Joe, Richard and
Mike-Zito, all -Ottawa:
Interment was in St. Peter's
Cemetery, London.
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tocknow Hold Ratepayers Meetjog. To.
DiscussPost and FOlure, Village
.11.usinen, Few Take The. Opportunity
clerk and works, foreman for their
service. •
• Coun5,illor Murvin Solomon
spoke of hydro business' in the
municipality, He said that cost
to the municipal utility had
increased by $12,23•Q 'from 1969
to 1971, :partly due to increased
consumption .and partly
due to increased costs. He•re , •
. ported that Ontario Hydro had -
raised rates twice in the,last two
years and. that the local utility
WA S forced:to pass on the costs..
Ontario Hydro' recently announc-
ed. a further 80/0 increase for res- •
idential customers and -1210-
comniercial.
• Councillor Oliver Glenn re-•
ported that considerable work .
had been done at the town hall
-this-year7-also-at---the-fire- hall.. •
He spoke'of ditch work at the
east 'end Of town Where dredging
'had been .done. •
Councillor Russell .
Whitby., who w.as in charge Of
the - sanitation-committee= re
ported success with controlled
dumping hours at the village
dump, He stated that anyone
who cannot meet the hours set
out • ara y Obtain 'a key. from-the
clerk if they sign for it. He said
that the village hope, 'in the
future, to work out a dumping
agreement with Kinloss Townshir..
Ross McRae of Culross TownShip,
representative of the Bruce Count\
Board of Education/for Culross,
Teeswater, Kinloss and Lucknow,
was called on and announced his
intentions of seeking the school
position fix a further two year
term.'•
He reported on the new school
-owridari-es-for the -F. '-
Secondary SchoOl in Winghain a t
being between the 8th and 9th Of
Kinloss Township and the 9th and
10th of Culross. Students south 01
thie sbhoam d boundary ''will th ilrlreonfiaine wn
ary will gojto Kincardine and
Walkerton. He did not forseL.
future change in the boundaries
unless Wingham becarne over-
crowded and there was any su2:est•
ing of building an addition ther.
ft
Dear Sir,
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Praise For The
Sentitiel
Holyrood., Ontario.
Yours sincerely,
• Sill Kirkman.
The funeral'service was held
-in-Ne.w-8-t-„Jarnes-lzesby.terian. • ,_
Church, London on Tuesday,
'November 7, with. Rev.
C. D. Farris officiating. Man
Stewart Of Burlington, cousin of
the deceased, was soloiSt and sang
"Thee Hay City".
Pallbearers were two nephews, .
Bill Curning of'London and Brian
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• Was Prominent In
Medical Circles
In London
GORDON CHARLES STEWARD
The family, relatives, friends
and business associates were deep
ly saddened on Friday, Novemb-
er 3.by the passing of Gordon
Charles Steward in Victoria Hos-
pital, London. He was 51.
Mr. Steward, Technical Dir-
ector of Cardiovascular Unit •
Medicine , 'University of Western
Ontario, was the founder of the
-- He-art-Unit-, Coronary Unit, Med-4
ical Television Studio at Victor-
ia Hospital, London and Technic-
-a-ldv-isor-a-nd-esta-blisher-of th
heart unit of the University Hos-
pital. °
Very dedicated, /.11.. Steward
was active in the mediCal field
in diagnostic and research work
for twenty-six years.
He was a son of Mrs. Charles
Steward and the late Mr. Stew-
ard and was born in Lucknow„on
June 1st, 1921, where he received
his education and later attended
Western University, London.
In 1941 he joined the_mtal
corps of the Canadian Army and
served five year with the unit..
Mr. Steward is surviVed by his
wife, the former Nancy Zito and
one son Robert Bruce, both of
London; his mother ; Mrs. Charles
Steward of Lucknow; and three.
sisters, Mrs. Hugh (Stella) Cum-
ing of London,.Mrs. ft'f,g-(Verna)'
He singled out the Agricultural'
Society, Horticultural Society;
Ilicknow Women'S Institute,
.Legion,- Lions Club and.other_•
community organizations for their
contributions irrmany ways to
make the community a better
place to live. He made special
mention of the swimming pool
project and the many who have
_worked towards its success.
Mr. Joynt reported that Luck-
nOwis assessment was $1,154,000
a-nd was steadily increasing.
,Mentioning a low debenture debt,
he felt the village was lila
healthy state.
Referring to the new
:well brought into service this
___year_near the..2.ublic School, he
stated that it is the best ever in 1
Lucknow for capacity and.quality.
He, spoke of some .bad areas in
the water system, referred to' as
"dead ends" which he • hoped, as
finances permitted would be .
corrected.
In reference to the Hydro
yst e
tinual efforts have been made to
keep this in good
-fepafflYy:inSpe-Ctiliritarid-follow-;-
ing a tree pruning program.
The Reeve said that the road
program over the past few years
has been curtailed because'of
a holding back of funds by the
Department of Transportation
and Communication. He said
that easements were 'being pur-
orli -3,Lersioron----
Havelock Street South in the
spring and that a new bridge
would be -built over the river on
Canning Street at the Flax Mill.
He said he was proud of 'the' work
done-by-w-orki-for _
Lucknow Town Hall, on 1VIon-
day of laSt week, was the scene
of a ratepayers meeting at which
time Lucknow sesidents had the •
opportunity to hear of work com-
pleted within the village and
question council On completed and
upcoming projects.
Only a handful took the oppor-
tunity..
Alfred Herbert, village clerk,
outlined the new nomination pro-
cedure recently enacted by the
provincial government%. Details
on this appeared earlier in The
Sentinel.
Mr, Herbert was_ appointed
chairman for the meeting.
Reeve George Joynt, in address-
ing the meeting, expressed thanks
to the municipal officials; the
clerk, deputy -clerk , council.,
village works- depa-rtment-rthe--__
press for their work on behalf of
the municipality through the year,.
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Crawford and his assistant EldOn
Miller and stated that no towns
around have men of this calibre.
--Speaking of the recreation pro-
gram in the village, lkeeve Joynt,
stated that it had progressed 'as
never before with a good deal. of
the credit due 'to the excellent
co-Operation from' rural municip-
alities in the area. •
I am writing to tell you how He reported •that Considerable
much I enjoy the Lucknow' Sentin- had been accomplished, along
el. with area municipalities, in
,,a3 .--bceinAti=j;_m sact -the p la nni ng_ofam ed ical_c entre
times and you've got a very
nice little town.
YOu keep your town very clean
and long may you continue to
keep up the Lucknow Sentinel
as Ienjoy reading it very much.
to serve the area.
'Councillor Eldon Wraith report-
ed on the water system and said
that. he hoped that the new well
would provide better water for
the community and higher vol-
ume water in the future.. He
expressed his appreciation to the
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He-was-predeceased by his
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