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Gravel. Pit •
1% Miles West Of Dungannon
CHOICE CEMENT GRAVEL
CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL
SAND, 3/4 STONE, TOP FILL•
FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE • PIT RUNGRAVEL
ALL LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE MEASURE
10 METRIC TONS - 22046 LBS.
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weekly to conduct his practise
*here. The building adjoined
the Bank of Montreal and was the
former home of Dr. and Mrs. A.
M. Spence. The Legion had not
completed immediate plans for
the use of the building.
Railway travel was reported
to have 'reached a new peak with
even branch line trains hauling
many passengers. '
•
50 YEARS AGO
AUGUST 1923
An advertisement in the Sentin-
el placed by the local Creamery,
on. New Egg Regulations read as
fcrllows - "The 'Dominion Govern-
ment has passed a . law making it
compulsory to buy and sell eggs or
a graded basis. Eggi 'are classed
as Extras, Firsts and Seconds. To•
day's prices are Extras 240, Firsts
200, Seconds 150."
Space Usability
Survey In Bruce
The National Shelter. Program
covers a multiplicity of
activities from preliminary sur-
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Give Your Loved One
A Diamond
Engagement Ring
FOR PRIVATE EVENING
APPOINTMENTS
CALL 528-3532 OR
RESIDENCE 528-3940
SCHMID'S JEWELLERY AND
CHINA
OWNERS - W. JOS. and DEAN E. AGNEW
LUCKNOW - PHONE 528.3532
"DIANA ROSS HAS TURNED
INTO THIS TEAR'S BLAZING DIANA ROSS /5
KINCARDINE
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meet again on September 4, ,
1973 at 7.30 p.m. or at the 61"
of the reeve.
FRASER MacKINNON, Clerk.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, loUCKNO:10g, ONTARIO • 'PAGE. LIGHT, • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST:15,ltn
flIME:k _SALE.
,W ON • LORNE . REID SHOE .REPAIR -
HO RTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
FLOWER SHOW
MON., AUG. 20
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LOOKING BACKWARDS
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
• WITH MARGARET THOMPSON
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etc. , l'1.1 07;, David MacKinnon, ,
mileage , 8.04; J. E. M1cDo,n-
ald , tractor repairs, 4,23; Pol- .
lard Bros. Ltd" calcium,
4:,234.03; Niagara Chemicals,
brush kill, 660.25; Jean Sehu=
reacher, clerical assistance,
30.00; Huron and. Kinloss Tel.
System, garage, 34.29; JOhn
Shawalwater, , backhoe , 30:00;
Murray's Gen.' Store Supplies,
7.27; ,Dick. Elliott, pit owner,
9.60; Carmen Whytock, pit own-
er, 131.90; Gerald, Murray ,. pit
owner, 662.10; Ray Stanley, load
and haul gravel, 3480.80; Mary
Cleland, pit owner, 7.20;'
Rec. General for Canada, Un. Ins.
41,75; Rec. Gen. for Canada,
C.P.1,. , 62.46; Rec. Gen. cor
for Canada , Income tax, 168.75;
Brian Doelman . land purchase
for const. , 42.00;: Currie Col-
well, land purchase for const.',
39.00; Fraser MacKinnon, land
purchase for coast., 21.00; Jim .
Murray, land purchase for coast, ,
20.00; Lorne Eadie, land pur-
chase for coast. . 90,00; George
Carter, land purchaie for coast.,
42.00; Peter R. Carter, land •
purchase for construction, 19.50;
Barry Johnston, land purchase
for construction, 63.00; Earl
Hayes, land pUrchase for cOnstruc-
don, 42.00; ,James Burt, land
purchase for construction, 65.00;
James McGillivray, land pur-_
chase' for construction, 27.10;
Ron Machan Hdwe. , shovel,
8.51.
The meeting was adjourned to
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
• The following accounts were
ordered paid.
GENERAL
ProNi. Treasurer, Tile Drain
Deb. #1-1972, 468.54; Donald
Huffman, fox bounty, 4.00;' Law.:
rence McLeod, fox bounty , 4.00;
Fred Edwards", fox bounty, 8.00;
Marilyn. Rhody; fox bounty , 4.00;
Fraser _MacKinnon, telephone and
stamps, 18.19; Lucknow Sentinel,
supplies and adv't. , 11.60; Bruce-
Grey R.C.S.S., balance 1973
requisition. 79.00; ITT Lighting
Fixture, equipment for. White-
church Lights, 868.92; Fraser '
MacKinnon, mileage to Court of
Rev. at Kitchener, 23.28; Bob
Purvis, sheep claim, 45.00; Fras-
er MacKinnon, part salary •less
ded. 293.70; Rec. Gen. for
Canada, Un. Ins. & C.P.P. ,
13.32; Bob Gilchrist, livestock
insp.. and mileage, 5.06; Ron
Machan Hdwe. , Rec. equipment,
11.11; Doris MacKinnon, clerical,
36.00; Wm. Evans, att: at waste '
site etc. , 111.80.,
HIGHWAYS.
Frank Schumacher, pay less
ded. , 451.23; Donald Wall, pay
less ded. ,,308..32; Harold Smith,,
pay less ded. 533.82; David .
MacKinnon, pay less ded. ,
423.90; .Thos. MacDonald, pay
less ded. 80.62; Emil Ottnad, •
leather for grader seats, 9.63;
Hackett's"Farrn Equip., mower
repair, 14.20; McArthur Tire,
sprayer tire, 24.78; Wilkens Gar-
age,' seal beam, 2.14; Ont. Cul-
verts and Metal. Products, C.M.P.
476;52; McGee Auto Electric,
repairs, 54.52; Dorn Road Mach.:
inery Co. , grader repair, 36.30;
B.P. Oil Ltd., gas, diesel, etc. ,
508.35; Eric 6ox Wholesale,
Kim towels, 25.63; Frank Schu-
macher, telephone, mileage
vey work to completion of reg-
ional and local community shel-
ter plans. The 'major shelter plan•
ning effort up to the present time
has been aimed atdeterrnining the
full extent of our resources and
in this respect the work carried
out to date has been considered
as the investigatory 'portion of
the program.
• The purpose of the National
Shelter Program in Canada is. to
save/fives and reduce casualties
in the event of a nuclear •
exchange involving North Ameri-
ca; its ultimate objective is the
provision of adequate' protection
for the public. Before., egional
and local community shelter plans
can be prepared, a space usabil-
ity survey must be completed. /
This year's Space Usability Survey
is part of the DND/Canada EMO
Student Summer Employment
Program. It was initiated by the
Canada Emergency Measures
Organization and developed'i'n
consultation with the' Emergency
Measures Branch of Ontario.
, Under. the overall direction of
the Canada 'Emergency Measures
,Organization, the Space Usabil-
ity Survey will' be supervised and
administered by EMB Ontario
with students working through
Municipal Einergency Measures
Co-ordinators.
Working with. C. K. Black,
EMO Co-ordinator for the County
of Bruce are: Christopher Lyon,
(Team, Leader); 'Hazel .Braithwaite.
Helene Van Houten, Sandy Rand-
ell, Trudi Ekvall.
10 Years Ago
• AUGUST 1963
The. R,athwell Shoe Store remov-
al.sale created quite a sensation
in the "community and was a big
success; Bargain conscious 'shop-
pers were lined up outside for
some time before the store open-,
ed at 10 a.m. and when the
crowd swarmed in they jammed
the store to capacity, so that it
•Was necessary to .lock the doOr.
As customers were served "re- •
placements" were, admitted.
This procedure had to be
followed until the noon hour. *
The sale was launched prior to
the rniid -September moving.of
the Rathwell Shoe 'Store from its •
then present location to, the form
er telephone office building in •
the Joynt Block across the street.
30 YEARS AGO
AUGUST 1943
.The Lucknow Branch of °the
Canadian Legion purchased• the
former Spence home from T. E.
Convay, Kincardine barrister..
Mr. Convay bought the
'premises three years previously
and for a time visited the Village