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Fire Damages Reed Home In Dungannon
-DUNGANNON NEWS
Fire partially gutted the hOtne of
Mrs: ElMa geed. and her son Girvin
Reed on 'Joseph Street in Dungan-
non Sunday morning.. '
The fire broke out before 6 a.m.
and Lucknow Volunteer Fire Dep-
artnient battled the outbreak 'for
close to six hours before completely
extinguishing the flames. The rear
part of the house is badly damaged.
Damage to' the front section is
mainly from': smoke and water.
Neighbours helped Girvin clean up
some of thd debris and watch the
premises through the day.
Mrs. Reed sought shelter at the
home of Mrs. Cecil, Blake but was
taken "to VV,ingliarn„. Hospital on
made
evening as the .strain' bad
Made her ill. •
• Fire 'Chief' George , WhithY
Luchnow said the fire started in an
area which was heated to prevent
the freezing of water. pipes. He
estimated damage at ' about
$12,000. .
Died AtHuronrew
Mrs. George Drannen , passed
away at • Huronvievv, Clinton on.
Saturday, January '10. She .was in
her 82nd year. The funeral service
was held, at MacKenzie Memorial
'Chapel, LucknoW on Monday,
January 12.-
Temporary entombment was at
South Kinloss Mausoleum, with
final resting place Greenhill Cem-
etery,
Population Of
Lucknowls 089
The breakdoWn of population in
tucknOw is as follows, according
age iroUping:
Under 1, 6; 1 to 60; 6 to 12; 91;1
13 to 17,103; 18 to 20, 43; 21 to 30,
146; 31 to 45, 109; 46 to 55, 92; ,56
to 65, 170; 66 to 69, 45; 70 plus,
243; unknoWn, 11; total, 1089. •
Mr. and Mrs.' Carman Feagari of
14 Cambria Road; North, Goderich,
celebrated their fiftieth' wedding
anniversary> with relatives and
neighbours calling at their home on.
Saturday, January 10 and a dinner
at the Candlelight Restaurant
Sunday, given by their family. W.
Goderich Couple
Observe 50th
Anniversary
New Farm Machinery Dealership South Of Lucknow . .
farm machinery business in Da
wood. Chuck worked. for 7% years
with J. T. Farm Machinery'
Exeter and for the past two Years
with.' the Clark 'Equipment Co.,
Melthe Division, maker of.. the
Melroe Bobcat loader which he will
also •sell at , the new location.
Mrs. Feagan is the former
Mildred Fisher, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob' Fisher.
Mr. Feagan'Sparents were thd late
Mr. and Mrs. John Feagan, all of-
Colborne Township. George C.
Feagan of Goderich is a brother.
The couple were married on
January 7, 1926' in the North Street
United Church Parsonage, Goder-
ich by the Rev. C. F, Clarke. They
farmed" at Nile and Carlow
before retiring • to Goderich
years -
Mr:- and Mrs. Feagan have two
daughters and two sons: Mrs.
Grant (Lois) Farrish, Lucknow;
Mrs. Arnold (Joyce) Stothers, Nile;
Elwyn of Nile - and Wayne of
Edmonton, Alberta. They alSo
have twelve grandchildren and
three great grandchildren. '
Special greetings were received
from the Governor General of
Canada;' Opposition Leader Robert
Stanfield; Huron Middlesex
M.P.P., `Jack Riddell; M. Robert
McKinley; and a fiord arrange-
ment from the town of Goderich.
Population Of .
Ripley Is 540
The breakdown of population in'
Ripler is as follows, according to
age grouping:
Under I, 6;1 to 5, 45; 6 to.12, 43;
13 to 17, 40; 18 to 20, 34; 21 to 30,
75; 31 to 45, 65; 46 to 55, 53; 56 to'
65, 51; 66' to 69, 26; 70 plus, 99;
unknown, 3; total, 540. ,
Construction on the building of a
new farm: machinery dealership
Nall commence south of Lucknow
early next week.
Chuck Becker of the Exeter area
will open. an International Harvest-
er dealership with the business
Russell Treleaven, 10-year-old
son of Mr. and Mri. Jack Treleaven•
of. Lucknow, Suffered a bad fracttire
of the upper leg in a skiing mishap
at Beaver Valley Saturday and is a
patient in Owen Sound. General and
Marine Hospital.
Russ accompanied hid dad,
Kinloss Council met on January
5th at 7.30 p.m., the reeve and all
council present.
After the minutes were adopted,
By-Law 1-1976 making appoint-
ments and setting salaries was '
passed; clerk-treasurer-collector,
West Wawanosh Township
Council met for its first session of
1976 on' January 6th at t.00 p.m.
All members were in attendance,
with Reeve Lyons presiding.
The minutes of the final.1.975
expected to be rolling by April 1st.
Through arrangement's -by 'War-
ren Zinn, local salesman for
Wilfred McIntee Real Estate,
property was purchased in Ashfield
Township from Gordon Kirkland on
the corner of the Lucknow-Dungan-,
brothers Craig and Doug, sister
Kathy and her• friend Pete Hilbert
of Wingham to Beaver Valley Ski
Club, near Markdale, where the
Treleaven 'family are: members of
the 'ski club.
Russ was , skiing by himself and
trying out "The VVashboard",' a
$6,000.00 per annum; $200.00 car
allowance and 5% on collection of •
tax arrears; deputy clerk-treasurer,
Doris MacKinnon, $2.75 per hour;
auditors, McGifivray and co.,'
CONTINUED ON. PAGE ,15
• /
meeting were read and adopted on
motion of Councillors Foran and
Fliekey.
A' resolution from the Township
of Goulbourn, regarding remunera-
CONTINUED ON PAGE 13.
non road and the 12th of Astifield.
,Mr. Becker will construct a 60 by •
80 foot frame building with steel
cladding, inside and out.
He has a • family -history •in the
farm machinery business.. His
father, V. L. Becker, operates a
series of jumps, when the mishap
occurred about 1 p.m. He" was
removed from the hill by the ski
patrol:. and taken to Markdale-
Hospital, then on to Owen Sand.
It is expected' he will be 'two
weeks in traction and sir to eight
weeks in a body cast'.
WEBSTER - RAYMOND
Mr. and Mrs; Robert Raymond
of Brussels wish to announce the
forthcoming marriage of. their
daughter ,Carol Ann to Jeffrey
George Webster, son' of Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Webster, Brussels. The
wedding will take place in Brussels
United Church' on Friday, January
30th..
HEGGS - PEARSON
Nels and Gloria .Peairson, R. R. '1
Dungannon, announce the forth-
coming marriage of their younger
daughter, Sharon' Pearl, to Leonard
Heggs of St. Catharines, elder son
Of Mr. and Mit. Arthur Heggs, of
Langley, B.C. The wedding will
take place on Friday, January 30,
1976 at 6 p.m. in Dungannon
United Church.
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mloss council Make Appointments
And Set Salaries ForTownslrip Duties
est Wawanosh Council Make New
Appointments And Set Salaries For
Upcoming Year In The Township
Bad Let .liactore- In Wing.Mislidp iNork...FOrceMay.
'Increcite TO..8400
In.Year.Ahead.
Up to 1,000 new workers will be
required - at the Bruce Nuclear
Power.Development dtiring-1976 as
the work force at the.Ontario Hydro
development approaches peak lev-
Don , White, information officer .
for Hydro,' said Friday the net
increase' in the number of employ
ees is the result of the commission-,
ing of Bruce Heavy,. Water plant ..
"Ir, a bulk steam 'System for that
.plant, and the start-up of the first
of four reactors at Bruce generating
station
Total workforce is now 7,400, he
said. '•
Mr. White said the new.•workers
will be' engineers as well as'
operations and maintenance staff.
The ' number of new workerS
required could increase by a
further 200 to 300 if work begins •
later in the year on the recently'
approved Bruce generating' station
"B", 'he said.
The 'information • officer noted
earlier estimates by Hydro put the.
peak workforce at 7,400 but revised
estimates indicated a greater
number of, workers will be reqUir
The peak employment under
current expansion' plans is expect-
ed in the next two years, with the
workforce dwindling A construc-
tion is completed.
Mr. White said Hydro is nearing
comPletiOn on revised work force
estimates and will 'be providing this
forecast to municipal and edUcatitin.
officials as soon as possible. ,
Retires After 25
Y:eats/Employment
Mrs. Albert (Winnifred) Gammie
of, Lueknow has. retired after 25
years of employment on Lucknow's
Main Street,
Winnifred started at the Luck-
now Co-op grocery store, where
Greer TV is located; in 1950' and
five' yeah later was employed by
Lloyd Hall at Hall's Red and White
where she completed 20 years.'
'Hap Hall 'sold hit,,business earlier
this year to Lal Wham
Vellow employees, their families
and the Halls. presented Winnie
with a crystal bowl and plant 'at the
Christmas party at the tog Cabin
Restaurant, "
1958 SCHOOL BOARD' - Seated, left to *right, Charles
bers of the 1958 Lucknow .Reunion Webster, chairman; Mrs. Jessie
year school board are pictured; Allin; Donald Henderson, secret-
at
Standing,. Bill . Schmid, Robert
MacKenzie, Mac MacLennan and
Jim Boyle,
Queen 's Cot) nsel
Title To Lucknow
Area Native
122' lawyers Ontario were
given the title Queen's Counsel this
past week by the province.
Among those' is 42-year-oldl
Bruce Victor Johnston of Aylmer,
son of Dr. .W:r V. Johnston of
Lucknow. , Bruce attended both
Lucknow Public and High Schools
,before furthering his career in law.
The Law Sociefy of 'Upper
, Canada has passed a resolution/
calling for an end to the, practice of .
conferring the tit,le but the 'society's
elected' benchers have ' taken no
action on the resolution.