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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-03-10, Page 16H . Cowan CAMPBELL STREET LUCKNOW, ONTARIO NOG 2H0 ^5194284903 (Formerly - D. R. Finlayson 'WfirMliffr THE I,UCkNOW SENTingt,f.00KtioVii,...ONTARIO 0,4r#44#0.0414t wgoNgspAy, MARCH 10, 1976 PAGE SIXTEEN DECORATING McKAY'S FRUIT MARKET SAVINGS FROM 60C to $1.70 PgRi=r" mooickeolaste".04040-Ectfoo oyarabgeowft)-..,.):0,* MI Regular Sunworthy Stock VValjpapers Ready Pasted, Washable Some Drystrippable Vinyls 20% OFFgy& ORANGE Rise 'N Shine CARNIVAL Corn Niblets 120L 2 694 4QED4o40-scafa-s404314040-ND43,40-iwfasio-e3.40404ct Open Every Monday —Closed Thursday , DRAPERMS Kinloss Township Council Minutes The regular meeting of Kinloss ;, Council was held March 1st at 7.30 p.m. with the Reeve and all Council • present. After' the minutes were adopted, the tenders for gravel and heavy machinery' were dealt With. • Joe Kerr Ltd. was the successful bidder on all tenders. The tender for crushed gravel Was $1.49 per eu, yard delivered on the Township roads and 85c per. yard, for stockpiling: This gravel to be on the roads by September 1st. The tender on pit run gravel for construction was 47c per cu yard for the the 1st mile and .05c for each additional half mile. Tender for bulldozer and scraper was 530.00 per hour. A Motion was Made that the road superintendent attend the road school in Guelph in May. Council approved an application' for severance on Lot 12, concession The County weed inspector Archie McCullough was appointed inspector for Township of Kinloss. Awapplication for a tile drainage loan was accepted on Lot 2 and 3, 1st road South of Durham Road. The following accounts were ordered, paid: General, 3,720.19; HighWays, 13,383.14. A special meeting was held on March 3rd. The • Reeve and all Council except Walter Breckles PHONE 5214134 were present. This meeting was held mainly 'to discuss some complaints in connec- tion with the, zoning by-law. / Representatives from M. M. Dillon Ltd. were present, as well as Mac Canipbell, secretary of the Bruce County' Planning Board and representatives from. Bruce •County School Board and' local member Lloyd Ackert. Council approved' severance for 2 lots on part of lot 10, concession 1; Kinloss 'Township. Applications will be called for Warble Fly Inspector. Applicant to, state salary expected and supply own 2transportatioh. Applications are to be in to clerk by March 17th at 6 p.m. The meeting was• adjourned until. March 17th 'or at the call of 'the Reeve.. • FRASER MacKINNON, Clerk. Radio Operators Form Club The first rneetingdof local Citizen Band Radio Operators was held in the Lucknow TOwn Hall on March 2nd to form an organization which will be known as Club 11. Twenty-three people were in attendance with' hopefully more turning out next' meeting. . . The main goal is to inform each other in the use and operation of a C.B. radios assisting in emergenc- ies of townspeople and of those• around'the area. Those interested are welcome. THAT A car belonging to Alfred McWhinney of Lucknow was sev-- erely damaged by fire about 10.30 p.m. Thursday while parked in front of 1 the residence of Ernie Carter on the Lucknow-South Kinloss Church road. The 72, Oldsmobile was 'a complete loss. Lucknow Fire Department respond- ed. lucknow Skating Club News Lucknow Skating Club placed very well in the Interclub Skating Competiton held Sunday at Howick Community Centre. .16 clubs competed. John and Patti Barges placed 10th, Cathy Chisholm and Sandra Irwin placed 14th and Cheryl and Nancy-Haldenby placed 20th in the Novice Dance. There were' 31 couples competed in this Dance.. Joan Hamilton placed 20th in a class of 35 competitors in the Junior Ladies Free Skate. Monday night's skating class was the last practise for the Juniors for the. Achievement Night to 'be held this 'Saturday, March 13. (Further detail can be found in an advertisement elsewhere in this paper). The children were reminded to have clean skates and laces for 'Saturday night and they were given their skirts; 'vests etc. The Skating Club members are still busy getting sponsors' for the Skatethon which will be held.' Wednesday and Thursday, March 24 and 25. The Skatethon starts at 10 a.m. on the Wednesday and participants must •be registered, dressed and ready to go on the ice by 10 a.m. Sponsor sheets should be turned in by March 19th to' committee members Mrs. Bob Struthers, Mrs. Art Gilmore or Mrs. Barry McDonagh or to the. schools. The skaters, have been asked to phone a committee member if the sheets can not be in by the • 19th as food provisions have to be made. Parents are making sandwiches for Wednesday lunch. BROWNIE NEWS Oh Tuesday, March 2nd, the Brownies enjoyed a toboganning party at the ball park hill. After toboganning, the Brownies went to Sharon StrutherS' home for hot dogs, hot chocolate and do-huts. Represents Co. At Meetings Abroad Visitors with Mr. and Mr's. W. F. MacDonald in Lucknow over the week end •were Miss Margaret MacDonald of Sarnia and Dr. and Mrs. John M. MacDonald and family, also of Sarnia. Mack, as he is better known in the area, has been doing research work fora number of years with the • Imperial Oil Company of Sarnia and recently retuned from a trip to France and England where he 528-3420 Mack and one other person' were ehosen by the Imperial Oil Comp- any of Sarnia to represent Canada. Two meetings were held , in Oxford, England and the other meetings were held in a little „town called Roeun, outside Paris. It was here, many years ago, that Joan of Arc was executed and where her monument still stands. EARLY CORN . For Superior Performance SPEARE SO5 SC-85 days — 2800 Heat Unit A newly licensed excellent early grain corn. A breakthrough in a high yielding„ early grain corn with excellent standabilkty. Dries down fast with good combining qualities. TRY SOME. SPEARE 474 DC - 73 days-2400 Heat Unit A high yielding early ensilage corn, medium, height. Ideal for short growing season. areas. Many corn growers are planting part of their acreage to Speare 474 to be harvested early, while gambling on later varieties to miss the. frost. 4111111111111111111116 stmoRaff .You-CAM 'COVERING YOUR COMPLETE . HOME DECORATING CENTRE Can of C-14 Paint DISCOUNTED -CAN1writc cusiBONFI.Olt AND LINOLEUM LUCKNOW, ONTARIO wminna AND min MONUMENTS For sound counsel and a fair price on a monuMent correctly designed from quality material, rely on SKELTON MEMORIALS Pat O'Hagari, Prop. ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS WALKERTON PHONE 881.0234 ONTARIO 4.31 OZ. PKG. 85 MAPLE LEAF Side Bacon 1 LB. $139 SCHNEIDERS • Weiners 8 OZ. PKG. ••••.•••••••• 1...••••••=0 WE DELIVER attended meetings sponsored by Imperial- Oil. ' Representatives of countries where the oil company does business attend these meet- ings held 'once a year where they discuss matters of business and exchange ideas. Eight countries, mostly Euro- pean, were represented ,at these meetings this year.