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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-11-12, Page 1ArMstrong, 94; Ackert, 26 and in Kinloss, Arinstrong, 242; Ackert, 225, ' In the race for council seats in Kinloss Township, David Gibb topped the polls with.^ a. total of .366 votes; David, Eadie followed closely with 356, George McBride had 307' and -Bill Haidenby, 301. Kathleen Forster- `was defeated in her bid for a 'seat on council with 241. FlaIdenhy is the new, councillor. _In_Mest—Wawanosit-eveiienced-couocil- lor; Joe Hickey was defeated in his bid for the deputy-reeve's chair - by newcomer, Gordon Brindley. It, was a close run with Brindley capturing 210 'votes to• Hickey's 198. In the village of Auburn three trustees were elected from a field of fog. Andrews received 88 votes, Schneider took 87, Powell won. 44 and Harrison tallied 30. In the race, for reeve of }Junin Township, Bert Elliott defeated Cecil Sutton by a vote of 451 to 413:-For council, ElineeSiiieltier took 676 votes, Harry Crellin, 571, James Turn to Page 2° e trabies shots 0010.0..resu ts The following are KINLOSS David. Eadie Kathleen • Forster David Gibb William Haldenby George, McBride WEST WAWANOSI1 , Gordon Brindley Jpe Hickey -`HURON Reevet Bert Elliott Cecil Shtton Council Elmer Sineltzer- Harry Crellin James McConville Maryse Cale 1 2 3 -166 76 106.. 8 • 103 :169 106 • .10 .. 157 46 .90 „ • 1,32. '77 92 6'. .3 4 55 44 39 57 36 58 2 3 4 & 5 6 & 7 8 & 9 71' 88 58.43,106 70. 83 49 37 ' 73 126 133 97 96 52 63 52 30 election results poll by poll: - 72 42 1 61 83 A 24 18 27 . 32 19 21 76 45 149 85 • 67 72 90 44 53 61 40 ' 40 116 110 128 73 mstroog.7%),00HAcke or school a There was an upset in the election for Bruce County School, Board trustee to 'represent Culross and Kinloss Townships and the villages of Lucknow and Teeswater, *hen the voters went to the polls in Monday's municipal election. Alma Conn-Armstrong defeated the itt- •'',cumbeot board member and former board - , Chairman, Lloyd Ackert by votes -to Ackert'S 364. COnn-Armstroog, a veterinary, from Cul- ross Township, defeated the ''incumbent in each of the municipalities she will represent on the, board. In CulrOss, the votes tallied Armstrong,:113; Ackert, 30; in Ineknow, Armstrong, 122; Ackert, 83, Teeswater Nine people are taking rabies shots_ follaWilif.ilte death- of' familYpet whose cause of death was confirmed •as rabies. • A dog belonging to a St. Helens area' couple died October 24, two days after the owners 'took: the . dog to the Winghava Veterinary Clinic beCause it had become lame. Following ifssleatii, the: clinic sent the dog's head to the Canada Agriculture Health and Animals office in. Seaforth where the DNESDAY, NQVBIVIBER ,i LuCknow Town Works employee, Gary Austin, has returned :home from hospital following an• accident which occurred on • Monday, october 27, while he was repairing a water main. cause'of death was verified a§1:41)ic§. "While owners kept their dog, tied, it had been in contact with a; skunk about three weeks prior to becoMing ill and it is possible the animal contacted tabieS from the skunk. • Health officials say there is no cause for alarm but point out that family pets 'Should not be allowed 'to run becanse there is an increased risk of contacting rabies from wild animals. Austin's leg was broken in two places and doctors expect he will, wear a cast for fag, • Mr. Austin was working with Town • Foreman Cliff Crawford and backhoe tl operator Glenn Porter to repair a valve on a k water maiii on Bob Street near Lucknovv Central Public School, He was 'standing in the trench when the earth which had been , dug from the,trench caved in, pinning his leg -I against the water main. — Mr, Austin was taken •to Wingham and District Hospital for treatment and :then transferred to St. Joseph's Hospital in London where he remained a patient until Novemher 3. own employee breaks leg The Lucknow Legion Hall was filled to capacity on Satiirday night, November 8th for the annual Remembrance Banquet and Dance. ChairInan for the-evening was • Lucknow Branch-309President—, Eldon-Malin. Elden;' was, assisted by Legion Padre, George Garratt, 1st vice president, George Whitby and 2iid vice president, Eldon Bradley. Guests present included representatives from the municipalities of• Lucknow, West Wawanosh, Kinloss and Ashfield, Murray Cardiff M.P., HUron-Bruce and Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. Huron-Bruce. Each spoke briefly, Past President, Russel Whitby, presented 25 year pins to Ellison Hodgins, Charlie McQuillin; 30 year pins to Kelso McNay, Sam Matthews; 35 year pins to Bob McIntosh and Clare Johnstone. Auxiliary President, Mrs. Joan Robinson, presented a cheque for $500 to • Bragh president, Eldon.:Mann, to assist them in their community work. World War I veterans and wives present were recognized. President Eldo presented Past President Russel Whitby_ With. his, Past President's pin. : The main feature of the evening 'was' the playing of a recording which was hi keeping with the theme of Remembrance. Prior to it being played for the enjoyment of those present, Comrade Bud Thompson provided this background information concerning its g entitled "Precious Men" p r 71huect i central on. son was composed and sung by Theresa Dufty,of Goderich. About five years ago, Theresa* father who was a veteran of World War II". died in Sunnybrooke Hospital, Toronto, after having been a patient there for 1% years. The emotional impact of his death on this young girl 18 years of age, coupled with her observations of the suffering and courage of her father and the other veteran patients , inspired Theresa to compose this thought provoking song. It was pointed out that this was not a protest song, such as • were common in the United States during the latter stages of the Vietnam war. Subsequently Theresa had,a dream That Turn to page 5* They remember Lucknow Legion Auxiliary president Joan Robinson lays a wreath at the cenotaph in memory of Lucknow's war dead when members of the Lucknow Legion Branch 309 marked. Remembrance Day, Tuesday morning at 11 a.m. The ceremony at the cenotaph church service at St. Peter's Anglican Church. [Sentinel Staff Photo]