The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-07-25, Page 12:PHONE -523.4342.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LIOCKHOWe, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, AO Of
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us? CARS
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103. aims Cutlass 2"door hardtop, VI, fully equipped
''1973'•!;.a Mena 4 door VI, VI, fully equipped
1973 CHBVELLE 4 door sedan, Vs automatic, power steering
and brakes ' • •
kcimity, Nova, 4 door, cylinder, power steering and brakes
3 CHEV El Camino, VI, low mileage
197.3 CHEV Impale 4 door hardtops, Wily. equipped
1913 cuuvip.L.E, door sedans, VS fully equipped'
1973 FORD 'Galax!. sok 4, door hardtop,. automatic, power
stoering and brakes
/1972 CHEW* Impala, 2 door hardtop; Val'automatic; Power
steering and limiter brakes
197,1,- PONTIAC Catalina .4 door hardtop, Vi automatic, power
steering and, brakes
1 PLYMOUTH 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic, power steering,
InOwer brakes ' 19?
1970 CHEV MI ton 6 ,cylinder s •
1970 Cfen ,pickupi, VS entente* ,
1970,FORIrCuitern 500, :4 deer. Vs atennatic
.187.0"CHEVELLE,stationwagenti. 4-door; Vi automatic, power
steering: ' •
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Injuries Treated
At Hospital
Over Past Weeks
The following injuries Were
treated at. Wingham and District
Hospital over thenewspaper holi-
day period.
Grant Gilchrist, age 12, R. R..
5, Lucluibw , fractured his right
thumb Rine 26 playing ball at
hOme.
Michael Jansen, age 7, R. R.
3 Holyiood, fell off a pony at
his,home July 2 and fractured his
right wrist.
Miles Harrison, age 14, R. R. 1.
Holyrood , caught his left hand
in a hay baler at' his home and
amputated the tip off the left
first finger.
Thomas H. Hackett, R. R., 3
Lucknow ,,was admitted to hospit-
al July 3 with a fractured right
hip suffered in a fall at his home.
Kevin Kilpatrick, age 13, R. R.
1 Lucknow fractured a bone in his
right hand. July 9 while throwing
bales of hay on the farm of Wayne
ferome. •
Patricia Hoggart , age'13, R. R.
1, Wingham, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross, Hoggart , was admitted
to' hospital with head injuries.
She 'was found 'unconscious on.the
road. She had been riding her
bicycle on Highway #87 about.1/4
mile north of Bluevale.
Dale McInnis., age 15, Blyth,
fell off his bicycle and lacerated
his right finger.
Catherine Stanley, age 7,: R. R
1, Holyrood, and her sister, Con-
stance, age 8, fell off 'a load of
hay on their home farm. 'Both
were admitted to honpital with
head injuries.
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Sherwood
family meets
for picnic
The annual family reunion of
the descendants of the lista
Wm. G. Sherwood and
Elizabeth Twamley held at
the home of Mr. and. Mrs.
Melville, Henry, R.E..1, Kincar-'
dine on July 15. .
After a bountiful lunch at
noon, a short business* session
was held followed by games,
reminiscing, visiting and, a ball
game. .
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For the coming year, the.
president will be cordon John-
stone; • secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Dan. McInnes; lunch com-
mittee, Mrs. Melville Henry
and Mrs. Lorne Henry; sports
'FR
committee, Bob, Dale an
Nancy McInnes.
Prizes were awarded for diet
largest family present to Mr
and Mrs. John Thordten;,
oldest person, Al. Morriek
youngest child, Darren Henry
most recently married coupki,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Benson; rot
races, under 6 years, Robbie,:
Benson, Michelle Henry; of
years, Dianne and Salida,
Henry; 9-11 years, Many'
Thornton, Nancy. McInnes;
14 years, Mrie-and Shirley,
Thornton; 15 years and overo
David French and Bruce John.:
stone (tied), Allan.Thornton;l
balloon breaking conteal,
Dianne Thornton, Dian*
Henry. This:. was followed by s',
peanut scramble. .
Mr. and -Mrs. Gordon John.,
stone extended an, invitation
for the picnic , to be held nett
year in Lucknow on the thinli
Sunday in July with lunch..
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LUCICNoW PHONE 528-3008
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The regular session for. July,of
West Wawanosh Township Council
was held on Tuesday evening,
July 3rd. at the Hall, with all
members present.
As the Minutes Book was, at the
time of the 'meeting, in the Aud-
itor's hands, the Clerk was unable
to read the minutes of the June
meeting..
A motion by Councillors Hickey
and Rutherford granted the Huron
County Plowmen's Association
permission to sell. tickets to raise
funds on their own behalf 'in .the
Township of West Wawanosh.'
A leiter, from the Waste"
Management Branch of ,the Minis-
try of the Environment, regarding
the meeting held at the West
Wawanosh Dump with some mem-
bers of Council, was read by the ,
Clerk. The writer, Mr. Beamer,
reported that the present site' will
be entirely suitable as a land fill
site and that.Council will, have to
have the, land fill operation work-
ing by June 1974. In preparation
for this operation Council will
place a gate one the dump. entranc
and the dump will be kept locked
with the exception of two days per
week. The two-day per Week,
iopening will be put into effect in
September' 1973.
" The Clerk was instructed to
write the AsSessment Office re-
questing, a dog count for '1973.
The question of abandoned ce-
meteries and the problems invol-
ved in one in particular, were,
discussed at length.
The road accounts were order-
ed paid on motion of Councillors
Form and Hickey.
The following general accounts
were passed for payment on
motion of Councillors Rutherford
and Durnin:
Receiver General of Canada,
stamps, $8.00; KJ. 'Smith Ltd.
spray (cemetery), $10.00; Luck-,
now District Co-operative, posts
(cemetery), $20.68; West Waw-
anosh Mutual Fire Insurance Co. ,
office contents premium,
$12.00; Lucknow Sentinel, print-.
'ing account, $84.85.; Mack
Hutchison, fox bounty (2), $4.00;
Village of Lucknow, Hockey
program, $844.13; Village'of
Lucluiow, Figure Skating Program
$5.00;
Road Accounts: Harvey Culbert,
salary. $457.01; George Hum-
phrey, operator, $441.60;. Allan
McDOnald, Operator, '$280.93;
Don thinking, trucks and loader
rental, $1,290.00; Robert Punres,
fill, $78.80; Joe Kerr Ltd.,
crush, haul gravel, $13,934.40;
Bert Moss-, gravel, $1,270.80;
Pollard Bros.., liqUid chloride,
$3,518.68; Pollard Mos.., • liquid °
chloride (Auburn), $35,0.-00; B.
P. Oil Ltd. , fuel and, oil,
$218.16; G. & E. Sales, tractor
and mower parts, $32:13; L. H.
Jenkins Ltd. , grader seats,
$26.75; D.R.M. Co. Ltd.,
Filters,' $7.97; George Smyth,
parts and repairs, $84.00; Ont-
ario Hydro, re-setting poles,'
$93.69; Receiver General, C.P.
P., U.I., I.T. $268.47; C.W.
Hanna ; Road ,Superintendent's
Associat. $15.00.
Council adjourned on motion
of COuncillor , Rutherford to
August 7 at 8;30 p.m. at the
Halt.
Joan Armstrong,
Clerk.
Big Savings
We still have* LARGE stock of summer items that'
MUST BE SOLD. Be sure to 'get in on the BARGAINS
this:Weekeikd bOth blade and out.