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• Eldon Miller, a member of the
Lucknow .Village Works Depart-
ment ,. appeared before:Lucknow
Village Council on Tuesday night
ollait week to advise them .he
would be leaving their employ
the end of November, Mr. Mil-
ler will assume a position at the
new Pinecrest Manor Nursing
Home in Lucknow.
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It was reported that the new
auxiliary pump for the village
water well at the south-east corn-
er of the village will be delivered
about the middle of November.
The matter of bricking the punip
house to conform with the new
Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home
came up for discussion very
briefly.
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Lucknow Council has done a
considerable amount of work .at
the village dump this summer ,
but another visit from an inspett-
or of the waste management
branch of the Department of the.
Environment found a few new
things thai council were not doing
right. Seems he popped' in about
a week or two before many of his
observations were completed in a
normal improvernent program..
Thanks were received from Mr.
and Ma. J. W. Joynt oLLucknow
for the flowers sent at the time
of their 60th anniversary., Mr.
Joynt is a former Reeve of the
Village and 'a past county warden,
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A draft plan, submitted by •
#,uce County Emergency Measur-
e-#inator Keith Black,
dealing with the village ,,was not'
dealt with.
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A sidewalk replacement con-
tract was awarded. to. How-
ald of Lucknow at 76¢ per
sqyare foot for the replacement
of sidewalk on Campbell Street
from the eastern edge of the vil-
lage west to a point at the resid-
ence of Leonard Ritchie. The
work was to include the removal
of. old walks, cleanup, granular
fill and a 4" commercial con-
crete walk.
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A proposal. by Reeve George
Joynt to raise the salary of village
foreman Cliff Crawford was dis- •
cussed by'council. The request
for an increase had come from
Mr. Crawford and the amount re-
quested was $3.50 per hour. The
present rate., negotiated in Janu-
ary of this year , is $3 06 per hour.
A motion by councillor R. C. Whit.
by to grant the request 'did not
get a seconder. The increase was
to be effective until the end of
1974. Councillor Oliver Glenn
expressed the view that the other
two members of council should be
consulted in the matter.,' Council-
lor Gordon Maize was nck present
at the meeting and the fourth
member of council, Murvin Solo-
mon, was hospitalized at the
time. A special meeting was to
be called to deal with the matter.
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By The Sentinel
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THAT a wind storm, with gusts
up to tornado force, struck this
area for a short time on Saturday
evening. -No doubt there were
many trees and liinbs which
came down in the storm, as well
as other damage, but two 'such
incidents in the neighbourhood
of the writer , of which we have
knowledge ,, are a section of a
tree coming down on the roof of
the hoine of Harold Nicholson on
Havelock .Street and another
large piece of a tree coming
down on the property of Mrs. Gor-
don Ritchie across the road.
There was no damage to the
houses .
THAT sales of three steers by area ,
people were reported from the
Walkerton Little Royal Fair last,
week. Andrew Gaunt of Weit
Wawanosh sold his winning short-
horn'steer in .the commercial
class for 56.75. Ken Mewhin-
ney's winning shorthorn steer in
the 4-H classes sold for 56.75
and the second place winner of
his' brother Dave Mewhinney sold
for 57.50 to Treleaven's Luck-
now Feed Mill and Hilray -Farms
of this community. The
Mewhinney brothers are from
West Wiwanosh.
THAT the Lucknow Concert Band,
under the direction of Gordon
Cayley, was part of the Friday
night entertainment at the Tees-
water Fair.
THAT a number of local senior
citizens were guests of the Lyc-
eum Theatre on Tuesday of last
week at a, special showing of
The Ten Commandments.
THAT the Sentinel continues to
receive meeting reports which
are not acceptable because of
late submission. As we have
stated in these columns many
times, to the point where we
hate to repeat it again, all
meeting reports must be receiv-
ed IMMEDIATELY after they
happen ifwe are to include
them in the news columns of the
paper. We are pleased to offer
the space in the paper but only
if co-operation is received from
each group submitting reports.
Production pressures in produc-
ing the newspaper do not permit
us to handle meeting reports
which are submitted many days
after the meeting is held.
'Died In Michigan
Passed away October 7th James
MacCallum•of St.. Clair Shores,
Michigan, beloved husband of
Verna; dear father of Mrs. Walter
(Joan) Brumer and Robert 3.; also
survived by eight grandchildren;
brother of Mrs. Martha Readings,.
Mrs. Margaret CaSerpore,*Joan
and Robert MacCallurn.
The funeral was Wednesday.
October' 10th at A. H. Peters
Funeral Horne., Grosse Pointe
Woods. Interment was in' Char-
lotte , North Carolina.
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THAT •Mr. and Mrs. George Gear
have returned to Walkerton to
live. George, after' serving
as agricultural representative in
Bruce for close to 35 years,
accepted a position 'as director
of Program-analysis with the
ministry and moved to Toronto.
He has been in Toronto three
years. His retirement became
effective the end of September.
Greer T. V. And Electric
Lucknow
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THAT Rod McDonagh, son of
and Mrs. Jack McDonagh of
Luc know , is • presently residini
'in London , England where he
accepted a position with Lloy
of London, one of the well
known Insurance Companies
the world . Rod is a compute)
operator, a position which he
held at London Life in Canad
before going to England in fn.
September.