HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-11-21, Page 23Leonard Courtney of Amberley
takes over. George's role as area
livestock shipper.
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MAKE MACHANS YOUR HEADQUARTERS
For Christmas gifts for every member of your family
For. Mom
HAIR DRYERS
KITCHEN APPLIANCES
• GIFTWARE — COOKWARE ,
WASHERS — DRYERS
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ELECTRIC CORN POPPER
1 •• Only $5.77 ,
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lir\ Only $1.97 box
GET READY FOR HOLIDAY ENTERTAINING
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WE ALSO HAVE
Christmas Cards
Wrapping Paper
Trees - Lights
Chocolates -Decorations
PUNCH SET
*1 131/2 Quart Bowl
*12 5 Oz. Cups
*1 Plastic Ladle
*12 Cup Hooks
This price will be
in effect until
Friday, November 30, 1973
Home
Hardware
Stores
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RON MACHAN Lucknow
NI NIE HARDWARE Phone 528-3008
For Dctd
PRUNE ROCKERS AND
IECLINERS -- STEREOS
RECORDS— TAPES
POWER TOOLS
Santa has already stocked our
Toyland Basement with a large
assortment of
for boys and girls of all ages.
ARNOLD'S GENERAL
STORE
R.R. 7 Lucknow — Lanes — Phone 529-7248 •
QUAKER, INSTANT OATS, 32 oz. pkg. 52c
KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP, 32 oz. 78c
SQUIRREL PEANUT BUTTER, 16 oz. .59c
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hips Over X0,000 Cattle
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ibutcher cattle ring at
Stockyards in Toronto,
nald of Ripley (cen-
tinkered hat) takes in
aide auction.
115years of service , during
hipped more than
lank through United Co -
its of Ontario's Livestock
), M. McDonald has
-He will continue to op-
Own antique business in
THE. LAJCKNOYil. SENTINE.k,i1,14.CKNOW, ONTARIO
lucknow Village
Council Briefs . . .
A 1967 bylaw , prohibiting the
feeding of livestock in the village,
will be forwarded to a number of
village residents who have facilit-
ies for this purpose.
Reeve Joynt , at last week's
council meeting, received the
support of council when he propos-
ed that a copy of the bylaw be
sent to all concerned indicating
that council expected them to
abide by the regulation.
Complaints have come to the
Reeve from village residents and
he said that , in this day and age ,
if people wanted to farm , it was
time they used farm land in the
•country and not residential prop-
erty within the village.
*
Council received a notice of a
rate increase by Ontario Hydro in
1974. They will request the xep-
resentative from Ontario Hydro to
sit in With them and discuss the
matter further.
An extension:has been received
from the Waste Management
Branch of the Ontario Government
to July 1974 for a permit to use
the village dump. Councillor
Gordon. Maize said the dump is
presently being covered monthly.
* •
A ,notice from Ontario Hydro
stated that , in view of the energy
crisis, they will curtail decora-
tive Christmas lighting and they
suggested that council set an ,
example by doing likewise. Town
foreman Cliff Crawford was in- .
structed tp reduce the number or
Christmas lights normally placed
along the main street.
*
Council discussed a letter from
George Newbold of Pinecrest
Manor requesting that they consid-
er finishing the pump house , south
PAGE -TWENTY-THREE.
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Three other matters 'discussed
by council, were water run-off
problems in the area around
Ralph Cameron's house on Outram
Street recent damage'to a Silyer-
woods motor from low voltage,
excessive water pressure at the
MaWhinney property on Bob Street
near the new well.
*
At a special meeting of coun-
cil, held in October , a raise in
salary was extended to village
foreman Cliff Crawford. The ,
rate set was $3.50 per hour to be
in effect from November 1, 1973
until December' 31, 1974.
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Social Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ritchie
of Lucknow were pleasantly
surprised last Saturday evening
when memberi of their family.
relatives and friends gathered for
a social evening in their new
home..
Those present were their two
daughters Dianne and Tom Dick-
son, of Port Albert and Hilda and
Tom Andrew of Lucknow; their
son Calvin and his wife Jill of
'Waterloo and Jill's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Tucker from List-
owel; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mac-
Donald, Mrs. Glen Porter .,• Mr.
and Mrs. Graydon Ritchie and
Janet all of Lucknow; Mr. and
Mrs. Angus MacDonald of St.
Helens; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson
of Ashfield; Mr. and. Mrs. Glen
Weaver of Port Albert.
of the new nursing home, in the
same exterior decor as the
nursing home building. Verbal
discussion by council and Mr.
Newbold, before the Construction
plans commenced , indicated that
council would do something in the
this regard when the time arrived.
Council decided they would pur-
chase the brick and, have the pump
house sided using their own brick-
layer. In return, they
asked Mr. Newbold for a long
term lease on a small piece of
property which is owned by Mr.
Newbold, but which due to an.
error in'the past , restilted in the c.
pump house being built slightly
onto the Newbold property.
Mr. Newbold also asked that
Elgin Street east , a short piece
from Bob Street to the Public
School boundary, ,be opened.
This piece of work is presently
being completed and a road .off
this will serve as an access to the
rear of the nursing home property'.
Council indicated that this will be
built'now and paved in the spring.
They had earlier indicated to• Mr.
Newbold this work would' be done.
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