HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-10-25, Page 7Joynt, Hamilton run
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Huron township reeve, Mike
Snobelen is returned by acclamation
and deputy reeve• Bert Elliott is also
returned, There will 'bean election for
council. Three will be elected of the
following four: Harry Crellin, John
Gamble, and Cecil Sutton, in-
curnbents and newcomer, Elmer
Smeltzer.
Incumbent school trustee for the
Bruce Board of Education, Cameron
McCauley, did not run again and
Barry Wylds will take the position by
acclamation,
In Ripley, only one person has
handed, in a nomination for council -
Joe Hodgins. Three councillors and a
reeve are required.
Two Bruce. Separate School Board
trustees are required for Culross,
Lucknow, Kinloss, Huron Township,
Ripley, Kincardine, Kincardine
Township, Tiverton, Bruce Township
and West Wawanosh. Only one
nomination has been handed in;
Tames Kelly of Kincardine is running.
All nominatiens are subject to
change as nominations can be
declined up to Tuesday at 5:00 p.m.
W. Wawartosh Reeve retires
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councillor, commented that he was sorry to
see such a small turnout, "But, 1 guess,
some w9uld sooner watch the ball game
than come to a ratepayers' meeting,"
referring to the World Series game
'televised that night on television.
Don Young, R. 3 Auburn, said he would
like to see council take the responsibility to
pass a by-law stating that swimming pools
and cesspools must be fenced in. He said
•that the province will not pass such a
by-law and he feels that any township
which does not have such a by-law is
negligent.
Councillor Joe Hickey told Young that
the by-law had fallen by the wayside
provincially because it was pointed out that
farm ponds, rivers and streams and any
open body of water would have to be
Chinese 'Cooking
school this Thursday
If yOu don't'have a wok, you can
make delicious Chinese dishes in your
deep fryer, your crock pot or if you
have one, a microwave oven.
The versatility and variety. of
Chinese food will be demonstrated at
a Chinese , Cooking School at the
Community Centre on Thursday
evening at 8 p.m.
Karen Chambers, a graduate of the
Home Ethnornics Course at Guelph
University, will demonstrate seven or
eight dishes using a deep fat fryer, a
microwave oven, a wok and West
Bend cookware.
•The Cooking School is being
sponsored by the Lucknow Branch of
the Canadian Cancer Society and
proceeds will go to Cancer research.
There will be draws for 25 c,loor
prizes and coffee will be served.
fenced in.
Young said that the Huron Farm Safety
Council is going to pursue it further. He
added that "with safety the only thing you
can do is educate - you can't legislate."
Help UNICEF
The United Nations has declared 1979
the International Year of the Child (IYC)
and has asked all nations of the world to
focus on our most precious resource - our
children. UNICEF has a very special
concern for the millions of little ones in
developing countries who lack even the
necessities of life, such as clean water and
health care.
This is why we ask you to give to the
public school students who come to your
door -with orange UNICEF boxes .on
Hallowe'en.
UNICEF does not give money, it gives
goods and services. Your money will be
used to provide clean water to drink
vitamins to prevent blindness,; education
for the young and trade skills for older
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ones.
Hallowe'en is UNICEF's birthday.
Construction on Co-op
begins again
Construction has started again on
the new Lucknow Co-op store and
warehouse, just south of the village.
Lucknow Co-op manager, Nelson
Hill, said this week,. that United Co-
operatives has taken over the job and
will hire the sub -contractors, hired by
the original contractor, to complete
the job.
The building was closed in during
the past week upon arrival of the rest
of the sheet metal for the roof.
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Brookside 10.011.001 boy.
serves as, page.
A 13reo1cside school boy will leave
Monday, October 30 for .Ottawa to be a
page boy in the Federal Legislature during
this session. of Parliament.
Geoffrey Fillmore, 13, from Amberley,
read in the newspaper about a Goderich
boy who had been a page in the Legislature
and, being interested, asked his school
principal whether he could apply. A page
must have an average of 80 per cent or
above in his school work, Brookside
principal, Gary Jewitt, told Geoffrey that
his average would qualify him and
Geoffrey sent an application to the Speaker
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of the House in the Federal Parliament.
A formal application was returned which
Geoffrey completed and sent to the
Speaker. In June he was notified that he
had been accepted as a page and in August -
he was informed that he would be serving
in the first session of Parliament until
November 24.
A page must provide his own accommo-
dation in Ottawa during hisletvice as page
and Geoffrey will be tutoked in Math while
absent from school.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Fillmore, Amberley.
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