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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-11-24, Page 22POWER -L Swift - N1114iRtaS • A completely balanced 16% pig stirter feed. Additional Lysine fortification allows the use of lower protein levels, resulting in optimum performance with less laxative effect than higher protein starters. JOHNSTONE'S MOBILE FEED SERVICE PHONE 528-3534 CORN ALFALFA SORGHUM Bruce Raynor R.1 LUCKNOW, 528-61 CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE 'PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 357-3862 25 Years of Service to the Motoring Public • 1976 , FURY SPORT, 2 door hardtop, demonstrat 1975 PLYMOUTH GRAND FURY, 4 door 1975 DUSTER, 6 automatic power steering, radio, low mileage 1974 ASTRA, 4 speed, with radio 1974 TOYOTA, 2 door 1974 PLYMOUTH, 4 door hardtop 1973 MERCURY MONTCALM, 2 door hardtop, poke, steering and brakes, with radio 1972 DODGE STATIONWACON 1971 PONTIAC, 4 door hardtop, V8 automatic, p6wer-steering, power brakes and radio 1971 COMARO Z-28 1971 FORD HALF' TON 1971 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, 4' door hardt019, fully equipped RIPLEY HURON COMMUNITY CENTRE Friday, December 31 GLENN BOYD'S ORCHESTRA DANCING 9 - BUFFET LUNCH - TICKETS $12.00 per couple - years and over A limited number of tickets will be sold. Contact an' member of the Recreation Committee for tickets. Proceeds For Complex only one of about 30 Reeves ,who had to be answered to in Bruce and that he felt the 41/3 Miles of work in rebuilding the county ,.road', in three years, was quite good. He said it will be finished to Lucknow this next summer and that property to Kinlough has 'all been purchased with the exception of one strip. Asked how the union started for road employees in the Township, Reeve Murray said that when the majority of employees vote to accept the union, they are forced to do so. In this' case the three members voted to become part of the' union. A question' was put to the school representative concerning, the use of a station wagon for School bus purposes, with no flashing lights. Clerk-Treasurer_Fraser MacKin- non repOrted that the debenture debt inn the township was favour- able with five more payments on the Kinloss Central School. , Councillor Duncan Campbell asked Reeve Joynt Hof Lucknow to• explain Lucknow's stand on their lack of interest in the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority, which Mr. Joynt did and which this paper has xarried on earlier occasions. Charges and counter char impropriety within the counci levelled by present and members of the board with Murray asking the clerk to letter from parliamentary sec to the treasurer of Ontario their approval of the action had been, taken. • Advertising... • keeps people working. ..CANADIAN, pDvE:R, T. LNG ADVISORY SQ.ARO PAEAN TWINTY,TWO, THE WOKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER CONTINUED FROM PAGE 18 teacher salary negotiating commit- tee. Mr. Ackert stated that he and Cameron MacAuley had reviewed the busing routes in the area and That they had saved many thous- ands of dollars in more efficient and less •duplicating of services. He' said that this is only a start at what will be carried out throughout Aspen.ite•.Pdneh.. HOMO BymmiNG. CENTRE pp.s:pcoR mE D Counter • Top; Phenolic Bonded Wood Wafer Panels Of 101 Building Uses ST. LAWRENCE CEMENT PORTLAND AND MASONRY IN STOCK 4' 8' x 1/4 Size the county. He cited some of the problems in planning for future eduCation, yet accommodating the present stud- ents and their numbers. ' In Kinloss, there are less than half of the ,number of 6-year-olds • than there are 14-year-olds, indicating a declining school enrolment in years ahead. And despite this factor, which is apparent all over the county, Bruce's demands "for IN STOCK 12 ft. • classroom space continue to be 'high: because of the Bruce Nuclear Development Project. So the board hesitates to provide permanent accommodation for these students when all indications point. to less need of space in the' future. 44 portable classrooms are in 'use in the Port Elgin-Kincardine area. Others called .on at the meeting included Reeve 'George Joynt of . Lucknow and Don Thompson .of The Lucknow Sentinel. Details of the three hour meeting could fill many pages of the paper, but space limitations allow us to summarize some of the problems Which were presented at the meeting, There appears to ' be some resentment at the fact that two' appointments were made to council instead of calling an election in mid term. It was explained that, in checking with the municipal .regu- lations, an eleCtion could not have been called until the early part of the year, given the necessary notice, and falling in line' with• established electoral procedures. Members of council felt that this would leave them short Jiandecl of two men for too' long a period and that they should :use the appoint- ment method which is accepted procedure. There was also some. resentment that appointments were not made from unsuccessful candidates in recent elections, instead of two men who had not contested the last election. Regulations used to require that unsuccessful candidates, in order • of their finish, be asked to serve but the municipal act no longer states this and • council can make ' the appointments of their choice: • Personnel probleins` in the road, department of . the township were brought to the floor on several occasions, with some .ratepayers expressing the feeling that better management was needed. There is much concern by school supporters in the north end of Kinloss . who . do not want their family attending school In Kincar- dine. Wingham seems to be the choice of many of these families, but the age old problem of the fact that Wingham is in Huron County and Kinloss is in Bruce immediate- ly puts a fly in the ointment. In all the forward strides of, county education, there has never been a realistic solution to border prob- lems, and who knows them better than this community. Students in the north of Kinloss, who want to go to Wingham, must pay a substantial tuition from their own pocket. while still paying regular school` tax in Kinloss, which is not refundable under such circum- stances. Is Lucknow the only elementary school in Brute County where students, upon graduation, go to a variety of secondary schools?. was the question of one mother. The Ontario Ministry of Educa- tion presently dictates policy of these matters. A Kinlough storekeeper, William Haldenby, stated that he paid commercial taxes on his property and that being on the corner of the County ROad, and the 12th of Kinloss, he found the township snow plow dumped excess snow on his property when making the turn. onto the county road. He asked for' attention to this matter, received many reasons when it happened, but no offer of a suggestion how it, might be corrected. Answering to the criticism of the amount of road work done in Kinloks by the county, Reeve Leo Murray, a member of the county road committee, said that,.he iihrs JOHN W. .11ftiDERSON. LUMBER LTD,. PHONE 528-3118 LUCKNOW