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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-12-08, Page 1a. f.4 a3 > • ' • Total. ' 163 11, 17 , , 433 Will A Year In Advance — Extra To U.S.A. Irpcknovi Elect Four NewCouncillors' Four new councillors were elect- ed to serve the village of Lucknow for the next two years at Monday's election. Ab Murray, local transport operator, led the poll with 433 votes followed by Tom Andrew, a milk distributor in Lucknow who polled 337. Running third was Bud Hamilton, local pet/oleum distribu- tor, who polled 314 votes. The fourth council position was won by William Crump of town, an advertising representative. He polled 264. Running ,in fifth position, just three votes out of the running, was Buster Whitby who polled 261. 'Other unsuccessful, candidates were Barry McDonagh, polling 245„ and the three present council- lors, Marvin Solomon 223, Gordon Maize 199 and Oliver Glenn 141. Reeve George W. Joynt was elected by acclamation, Tom Andrew 110 56 138 26 7 337 474 Bud Hamilton , 98 77 116 14 9 314 William Crump 71 78 95 11 9 , 264 Buster 84 60 100 10 7 261 Barry McDonagh 67 67 90 1,7 4 245 Murvin Solomon'', 63 56 • 81 20 3 223 Gordon Maize 57 51 . :17 , 12 2 199 25 38 63 • 13 ' 2..141 Olivet Glenn es — Ab Murray 129 LUCKNOW COUNCIL 4 ELECTED . :4^ Hew Reeve, Three council In Kinioss •, • kijoss RATE Barry Johnston 167 Leo Murray 102 Grant Eckenswiller , 177 George McBride 159 David Eadie 149 Leonard Clarke 143 Duncan Campbell 91 Walter Breckles 74 Allan Miller 66 Donald Bell • ot 78 KINLOSS COU1NCIL 4 ELECTED . 114 156 8 455 107 126 8 400 86 113 16 358 71 64 8 286 54 - 98 1 244 . 39 100 3 2164 93 53 , 2 , 214 58, 32 3 171 umintrilututatnutiuntuumutumunummunammunanummum 0 5 112 Total 135 158 10 470 44 6.3 2 211 Kinloss Township voters elected a new Reeve and three new councillors on Monday 'of this • week. One of the present council was returned to office. Barry Johnston, a former coun- aso~ • cillor who resigned 'earlier this year over a policy dispute on the board„ contested the ReeveshiP and polled 470 votes, defeating 'the sitting Reeve, Leo Murray, who polled 211. • Leading the ballot for council was Grant. Eckenswiller, a former councillor, who resigned at the same time as Mr. Johnston: Grant polled 455 to head the poll and was. followed by new men, George A McBride, with 400 votes and David' Eadie with 358. Gaining the fourth council seat was Leonard Clairke, MATO. with 286 votes, the only member of the present council to be re-elect- ea. : Duncan Campbell, a present councillor, polled 244 for fifth position. Walter Breckles, also on the present board, 'Polled -216 Allan Miller, making a bid for office. registered 214 votes and Donald Belt, a member of the present board, 'polled 171. ineapolis. visit to pent the rs. Barry Debbie year ago ions Club is picked t Mr. n. ENTIN Slagle Copy 2k Frayne Elected To Huron Co. Board An election for Separate School supporters took place in this immediate area on Monday. Etigine Frayne of Ashfield Township defeated Oscar Kieffer of R. R. 1 Bluevale for a position as of Separate School supporters 'in Colborne, Grey, McKillop, Hullet, Ashfield, East and West Wawanosh, Morris, Tumberry, Howick, Goderich, Wingham, Seatorth, Blyth and Brussels on the Huron County Board of Education. Mr. Frayne polled a 'total of• 623 votes to Mr. Kieffer's. 384. In Ashfield. Frayne •polled 90 at the Kingsbridge poll, 16 at the , Township. Hall lad 2 at the Advance Poll„ for a total of 108. Kieffer polled 4 at Kingsbridge, 6 at the Township /fall and none at the advance,. total 10. In West Wawanosh, it was 23 for Frapie at the Township Garage, none at the Advance, 'for a total of 23. Kieffer, polled 11 at the Township Garage, 2 at the Ad- vance, for a 13 total in West Wawanosh., Cameron McAuley, present member and vice chairman of the Bruce County Board ^ of Education, was re-elected for a two year term as the representative from Ripley 'and, Huron Township on the board.. Mr.' McAuley. who resides in Huron Township near Ripley, polled a total of 729 votes defeating Carol Bell, polling 344 and Janet Bannerman with 247. ,Mr. McAuley's total in Ripley was 200 and Huron Township 529. Mrs. Bell polled 31 in 'Ripley and 3I34in Huron. Mrs.. Bannerman polled 31 in Ripley and 216 in Huron. Greeting Issue Plans Underway L 24 Pages ;S Wsratila WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1976 • ri=rw; - f--to rat Luck now Woman Wins $5000 In Loto Draw Mrs. George Brooks of Lucknow , is the happy winner of $5000 in the Loto Canada drawing on Sunday night. She purchased her ticket from Tony Johnstone of Ludmow. Also on the winning list . in Sunday's draw was ticket shared by four members of the Royal Bank staff in Lucknow, Janice Ruther- ford, John Cousin, Lillian Abbott and Shirley Hawthorne: They shared a. prize of $500. Donate Autoclave And Lamp The Lucknow Women's Institute has donated an Autoclave and Lamp to the Lucknow Medical Centre, which are now in use at the facility. " Cameron McAuley Ripley Elect Re-elected To Council Slate School Board Ripley voters elected four council members, in Monday's election, three of them members of , the present board. Joe Hodgins led the poll with MO' votes and Rod MacDonald was second with 184: Both are on the, present board. ' A new man in. Ripley Municipal office will be Lewis Hilborn' who polled 167 for third spot. Howard Hodge, a. member of the present council, was re-elected, polling 157. Defeated in their bid for office were Donald Regier, polling 131, 'and Mrs. Margaret Rouse. a member of the present council, who polled 104. , Allan McCharies Died Al Age 40 ESE Santa Claus Parade, LtiCkilOW will have a lot to offer this Saturday?, December 11th, the day of Santa's annual visit to the Sepoy Town.. Santa's visit is being arranged by the LucknoW and District Kinsnien Club with, financial astistzince by the Lucknow Businessrnen*s Assoc- iation. 1 be Kinsmen plan to have a parade of a. number of floats. They are still seeking additional floats and would welcome all entries. Santa will ride on afloat by himself attel will be' the centre of attraction, no doubt. The parade wilt leave Loknow Central Public School at 1 A film. "Don Knotts in. Shakiest Gin in the West" will be' shown at 130 , p.m. at Lucknow Central Public School. There will be a treat for the *children following the show. Small Free Film children not • attending the show [ may visit Santa at the school immediately following the parade. As well, at the Lucknow arena, free skating will again be provided by the business association for those who may want to spend the, afternoon- skating. Died At Pinecrest Mrs. Dan Nicholson of Lucknow passed away at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home on Monday. Decem- ber 6 in her 87th year. " The funeral sehice will be held on Wednesday,. December 8 at 2 p.m. at MacKenzie Memorial Chapel. Lucknow. , Interment will i be in Kincardine Cemetery. Plans are being ,completed for the annual Christmas greeting issue to be published Aluring Christmas week. , In this issue, busineis people of the area take the opportunity to extend Christmas greetings and good wishes to customers and friends. Most business places in the area have been contacted. ff you have been missed. please cOntact the Sentinel at once, 528-2822 and reserve space in this final issue of 1976. ' Again Heads Clydesdale Assoc. Fred Martin of Paramount was re-elected for a fifth term as a director for the Clydesdale Horse Association of Canada at their annual meeting held in the Royal lounge of the Coliseum at the Royal Wii.rer Fair. , At the directors meeting which followed. Fred was elected presid- ent for his second term. There are ten directors across Canada. By Ab Wylds Allan F. McCharles of the town of Beaconsfield, just west of Pointe Claire and Montreal passed away CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Sentinel Publishing Schedule The Christmas issue of the Sentinel. ' dated December 22, will be published in advance to assure that all subscribers will receive delivery before Christmas Day. , The deadline for all advertising and news for this issue will be next Wednesday. December 15th. All material received after that . date will be published in the first issue of 1977, Wednesday, January S. As is the custom, there will be no paper printed on 'the Wednesday between Christmas and New Years, December 29th. ' a Free Treats, Free Skating All Planned For Saturday