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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-05-05, Page 22Motorcycles and a bicycle were involved in three of the four accidents investigated this week by officers of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provincial Police. Mark Sinclair, RR 1 Arva, was taken to University Hospital, London suffering serious injuries after the motorcycle he was operating collided with the side of a car driven by David McConnell, Arva. The mishap occurred at 11,20 p.m. Friday on Concession 7 in London township, near the Denfield sideroad. Constable W. T. Hodgins set damages at $3,300. Constable W. R. Disher listed damages at $150 early Sunday morning when a motorcycle driven by David Hampton, London left Highway 4, just south of Concession 12 in London township and skidded on the shoulder. Sunday afternoon at 4.30 p.m. on the Ildderton sideroad, south of Concession 12 in London township, a bicycle being driven by Lee Orphan, London was struck by a vehicle which failed to remain at the scene, Constable Jim Craig is inestigating. Tuesday at 11.30 p.m, on County road 23, a mile south of Granton, a vehicle driven by Donald Morgan, Granton left the roadway, travelled through the ARTS GRADUATE Karen Hodgson, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Murray Hodgson, Luca,n, has completed her course in Graphic Arts at Fanshawe College and has accepted a position with Hunter-Rose Printing Company in Toronto. SPECIAL AWARDS — Prizes for perfect attendance and the most im- proved were awarded at the recent awards presentation of the Lucan minor bowling league. Back, left, Terri McRoberts, Tami McRoberts, Brenda Carroll and Jeff Nevin. Front, Brian Densmore, Ian Carroll and David Gilmour. T-A photo MUNICIPAL SANCTION — Sunday's Great Ride for Cancer from Lucan to Granton and vice-versa had the blessing of the two area municipalities. Lucan Reeve Ivan Hearn, left and Biddulph deputy-reeve Wilson Hodgins, right, were on hand for the official start at Lucan Lions Park. T-A photo "WI c 11 1/0TERS'GUIDE NEXT WEEK Two official Enumerators will visit your home. check They will ask you the name of everyone, 18 and over, at your address who is a Canadian citizen or British subject and has resided in Ontario for at least the 12 months preceding Election Day. Those who qualify will be placed on the NEW Ontario List of Voters and receive a receipt, FORM 103. Keep this Form 103 until Election Day. check PROXY VOTING If you are physically incapaci- tated, or if you will be absent from your ordinary residence on the advance and regular polling days because you are employed in long distance transportation, a member of the Canadian Forces on ac- tive duty or in full time atten- dance at an educational insti- tution, you may vote by proxy in your Electoral District. For details, contact your Return- ing Officer—as shown on your FORM 103. check RURAL RESIDENT? If you live in a rural area, and are qualified to vote, it will be much easier for you to vote on Election Day if your name is on the List of Voters, However, qualified rural voters, not on the list before Election Day, may still get on the list and vote by having a friend or neighbour on the same poll- ing sul- .ion list "vouch" for them on Oath at the poll- ing place, To Vote in the Ontario Provincial Election - YOU MUST BE ON THE LIST. ELECTIONS ONTARIO This Voters' Guide Published by the Chief Election Officer' f Ontario, VILLAGE OF LUCAN Special Clean-Up Pick-Up Week of May 16- 20 Please, if possible, keep metal, stones, wood, tree limbs, etc., separate from regular garbage. All materials to be piled for easy access on the boulevard. E. J. Melanson, Clerk Village of Lucan Best Interest We represent many Trust Companies, We are often able to arrange for the highest interest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. * Subject to change Exeter Office 235-2420 Grand Bend Office 238.8484 Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Agency Inc, Park was turned over to coun- cillors Larry Hotson and Norm Steeper for further study and investigation. Council approved a $200,000 insurance policy for the now Charged on suspension As the result of an accident investigation Tuesday morning on Highbury Avenue by Lucan OPP detachment officers, George Leroy Bieber, Huron Park has been charged with driving while his licence was under suspension. Wednesday morning, Con- stable D. R. Vance recovered a car which was reported earlier as stolen in London. It was located on Highway 4, just north of the London city limits. Five acts of wilful damage to other people's property were reported with damage estimated at $180. being constructed Lucan Com- munity Centre. More insurance will be added as construction progresses. The annual special garbage pickup will be held during the week of May 16 to May 20. Residents are asked to keep stones, metal, wood and tree limbs separated from regular garbage and have it placed on the boulevard. A request from Peter Bakker for rezoning of lots for a four unit townhouse was tabled. The Planning Board has recom- mended the imposing of a lot levy, frontage dedication for road widening purposes and site plan requirements. As the result of a request from the Middlesex Assessment Commission, clerk Ed Melanson was instructed to check the assessment roll for any properties which may be un- derassessed or additions or improvements missed. Councillor Harry Wraith suggested all houses in the village which are 15 years or older are probably assessed too low. Page 22 Times-Advocate, May 5, 1977 One rider injured Bikes involved in accidents ditch and struck a telephone pole, culvert and tree. The driver was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital by a passing motorist, Investigating officer Constable B. D. Munro set damages at IMPERSONATORS — Russ Carter and Brian Smith dressed as ladies to participate in Sunday's Great Ride for Cancer from Lucan to Granton. Above, the impersonators sign up with Cancer Society official Marg Cocquyt. T-A photo Different age pattern Prepare village official plan The village of Lucan will be receiving a grant of $6,836.25 from the Ontario Ministry of Housing for an Official Plan provided it is completed by February, 1978. Clerk Ed Melanson told council at Monday's regular meeting that half of the grant has already been received and planning consultant Liz Howson is doing the necessary groundwork and has forwarded some background information. The population of Lucan now standing at 1,700 is projected to be 1,930 by 1987 and 3,000 by the year 2001. The current population shows 32 percent of Lucan residents are 14 years of age or under and 25 percent between the ages of 25 and 44 years. The planner reported the Lucan age pattern was much different from most small villages where the bulk of the population is up to 20 years and over 70 with relatively few people in the years of family formation. Council will meet ,on May 12 with officials of the London Humane Society to discuss the problem of dog control in the village. At Monday's meeting council agreed to suspend the current contract with the Humane Society but it was amended to have the move held until after the May 12 meeting. Councillor Larry Hotson who proposed the suspension of the contract said, "I want some answers from them on this subject." A request from the Lucan Lions to have the village take over the cost of grass cutting at the Lions TOP LUCAN JUNIOR BOWLERS — The Pots and Pans won the cham- pionship of the Lucan minor bowling league. Back, left, Rickie Black, Julie McRoberts and John Storey. Front, Ian Carroll, Marnie Wraith and Shawn Porter. T-A photo " B :usiness ....,.,„.. .Dit.l . iiivi C. HARRY RODER, D.C. NORMAN L. RODER, D.C. 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This will be held at the Lion's Park in Lucan followed by a wiener roast and refreshments at 4 p.m, Officials are hoping for a good turnout by all the scouting families.