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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-14, Page 16(left to right) Verdon Rae Mount Forest (Grey); Charles Kelly; Paisley "(Bruce); Earl Ardiel, Clarksburg (Grey); Les Darrington Elora (Wellington); Gord Patter- son, Ripley. (Bruce); John Ben- ham, Rockwood, provincial dir- ector; and Robert . Reid, Clarks - plug (Grey).. A. R. SERGESt Public Information Officer. What's Nevi At Hutoolew The cics=.7 of the Hone to. ;,--Lsitors tr-2. and ei.117.,Inate the tit btt:- ma.tfe sorne changes in actrn.t: ;rot:1=s. Alth.oul,...E. the zesrztztion creates some hard- sni.ps, .z has the ad.vantasze brit,ra..hz cut Sli w cf the nidoen cherry cf cot. rerlztetta ano staff. A.ace Cora prc.qtze's, p ac • cv " 4 THE tiromow SENTINEL, k.KKNO% ONTARIO: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, II Knlass Council Petition.: That Locknow, RiveriNfiterShed Be Part Of Saugeen Authority, .Decide • Against.Firs Proposi ••• vehicle operated by David Hanlon Kinc'ardine left #9 Highway and struck two giiide posts. Damage to the vehicle was approximately On February?, a pedestrian Lana Schnittker, Underwood was in collision with a motor vehicle operated by Julian Bayley, .Kin- cardine. Schnittker was taken to Kincardine Hospital by ambulance. On Februaryll, a two vehicle collision in Tiverton resulted in , an estimate $1400.00 propertY damage. A: vehicle operated by , Elizabeth Ryan R. R. # 2, Brus- sels was in collision with a second vehicle operated by Anna Meier, Hamilton. ,On February 9, 1973 a two ve- hick collision in Lucknow caus- ed an estimated $1000.00 proper- ty damage. A vehicle operated by Carol McKim, Lucknow was in collision with a vehiqe operated by Marianne Beets, Hanover. SNOWMOBILING-BE-WARE OF THIN ICE One of the most popular winter sportsthese days is accompaniment for the/Huron- view'regulars at Monday after- noon's get-together and, follow- ing the sing song period, every- one joined in singing Happy Birthday to William McIntosh,, who was celebrating his. 91st birth• day. , The Hymn Sing got underway at 2.30, as a result of the can- cellation of the Bible Study, con- dudted eactreek by Mrs. 'Prouty of Exeter on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Pearl Gidley played the piano for, the, hymns,'followed by an enjoyable half-hour of • organ melodies with JaCk Roorda.at the console. ' • Nine tables were played at the games on Wednesday afternoon, with Mickie Cummings getting „, 'the prize for the highest number of points 'in the euchre. I I Sixty residents took part'in Friday's 'bingO with twenty games 'played and thirty winners. . _____ It is hoped that the flu situation • improves soon, as everyone is mis sing the visitors and volunteers. • 1 I snowrnobiling. Many people use them for racing and ice fishing on Ontario's lakes.and rivers. During this winter season, there have 'been several drownings... caused by snowmobiles breaking through thin ice. The Ontario Ministry of •Transportation and Communications warns all snow yehiCle Operators to beware of the'hazards of ice travel. No, vt-iicle should: be driven on river ice, if the operator is not fatnil- 1 ja.r with the ,watercourse and its currents Lake Lake ite can also be . hazardous in certain,places, due to uneven thiclaiess, caused by currents-or air' pockets'. For Safety's Sake ; make sure you . check the ice thickness before i..-zavelli,7z, ot any lake or river. Members of the Ontario. Soil and 'Crop Improvement Associa-• Lion met recently in Toronto for their annual meeting. County delegates who attended were • MR. FARMER until March 3:1 We will Butcher, :cut, Wrap and Quick •Frfeze 'hoer f or for $ 1. 5 OVER 400 LIS. DRESSED WEIGHT ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 3954961:: • RIPLEY' P. ABATTOIR -Kinloss Township Council met in regular session on February 5th at 7,30 pon., the Reeve and all Council present. After the rriinutes of January 3rd and January '.22nd were adopt- ed, the, following business .was dealt 'with. Grants were made to 'ince . County Plowmen's Assoc. $50.00 Salvation' Army 30.00 and 1.0..00, to the Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. Application was made to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications fOr the balance of subsidy on 1972 road expend- enter into agreeme Village of Ripley r It was, decided by fire hall and with the, ouncil not to, pumper equipment ~ed to puta The clerk• was as Sentinel notice in the Luckno Ayers Ayers informing all Kinloss ra ment to call Lucknow Fire Depa in case of fire. Payment of ron Townshi boundary account was deferic pending explanation of custo operator's time. A motion was made to p ition the Ministry of the Enyironmpnt, the, Conservation Authority Branch for an enlargement of the. Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority • to include the watershed of the Lucknow River. AppliCation is' to be. made to Department of Municipal Affairs to have part of Lot 26 ,,, Conc. 4, vested in the Township of Kinloss. The following accounts were. ordered paid: GENERAL F. MacKinnOn, Telephone, 12. 09;' Lucknow Sentinel; notices 11.30;.Municipal • , . , 1.00; Village of Lucknow , fire call - Mc Whinney 250.00; Ass'n. of, Municipalities of Ont- . ario, membership f , 30.00; Village: of: Lucknew ; fire call 'Dick McQuillin, wolf bciunty, 20, 00; gugene Gardner"', wolf bounty, 20.00; Lloyd .Graharn,, livettock claim, 100.00; Bob Gilchrist, liyestock inspection fee and mi‘leage, 5.15; Doris Mas,Kinnon, clerical, 26.00; B. Oil Ltd; , fuel twp. hall, 133.60; Hanna & Hatnilton Coast. , McLeod Imp. Drafts, 1120.00; Village of Lucknotiv, standby for 1973 fire protection, 500.00;. Bfuce County Plowmen Assoc. ,• gant, 50.00; Mrs. Mar) Jacobs, callers •fees Rec.., 120,0j F: MacKinnon, part salary, 293.70; Rec. General, C.P.P,g Un. Ins. , 1.3.32; Huntley Dawso[ 1972' tax refund Paid• twice, 87.00; Florence Mansfield, comm. tax for 1972, refund by Court of Revision, 85.53. HIGH WAYS Frank Schumacher,' pa); minus ded.; 558.37; Donald Wall, pay, minus ded. , 479.55; Harold .. Smith, pay minus ded. , 534;83; David MacKinnon, pay minus ded. , 420.64; Ronnie McQuillin, pay minus ded , 56.25; Rec. ' Gen. , eniployees share Un. Ins,. and C.P.P. , 60.59;. Rec. Gen.,. Income Tax , 3.29.60; Rec: Gen. of Canada , T11185, 677.00; G. & E. SaleS & Service, tractor rental% 61.50; Dom, Road' Mach. Sales & Service, grader repair, 297.12; F. Schurnacker, telephone and postage, 16.82;' Valley Blades Ltd. , grater bladel .etc . , 400.54; B.p, Oil Ltd., diesel. Oil and gas, 370.84; Dons Wall; mileage, 8.64; Daily. Comm. News', tractor tenders, 41.80; •F. Freiburger, , snowplovi 'repair, 81.48; H. Smith, mile- age: 3.24; Lakeport Steel Indus., tries, steel, 186.17; W. Brecklesi grader repair , 1. 50; J . W. Hen& erson Lumber Ltd!. , putty, .4l; Ron. Stanley, chain saw files, 5.38; J. A.. IvIcDonagh, equip- / KINCARDINE . On Feburary 6, a two car colli- sion in. Inverhuron caused damage at' $350.00. A vehicle operated• by Albert Johnson, Wingham, Ont- . ario was in collision with a ye- hick operated by Geoffrey Hodg- son, Kincardine. • On February 7,, a vehicle operated by Bernie Silverstone, R. R. 1, Ripley collided with a light standard on the service station lot at Cameron's store Pine River.. On February 7, a motor yehicle •operated by Patricla Arnold of ' R. 'R. 2, 'Kincardine left49 High-, Way and struck a fence. Damage to the vehicle was approximately ' $300. 00, On February 7 a single Motor Amos Martin, 250.00; Salvation Army, grant, 30.00; Muscular Dystrophy ASsoc. , grant , 10.'00;, • CONTINUED ON PAGE.9 COME IN AND ASK FOR. YOUR FREE BRIDAL GIFT REGISTER THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL ' LET US ASSIST YOU WITH YOUR WEDDING PLANS 9 INVITATIONS • el ANNOUNCEMENTS it? INFORMALS ACCESSORIES\ mht• N AT I 0 NALt.