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Page 34—Lughmow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 19, 1979
Lucknow firechief ;
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Mom, Dad,
Brother and Sister
Would Appreciate
A New gait of
Slippers This Christmas
,LUCK Now •
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LORNE REID
SHOE REPAIR PHONE 528-2011
Christmas $nggeations
Skates; baggage, Winter
Boots, Work Boots, Gift
Cext'Bc*te and Much More
to the fireball
Lucknow District Fire Chief, George
Whitby, has recommended the area of the
Lucknow Fire Hall used for storing trucks be
.,enlarged. Chief Whitby made his recom-
mendation to the Lucknow District Fire
Coriimittee at their meeting December 5.
Whitby suggested the area be enlarged by
either building a new bay along the west side
of the building or by an additon tothe south.
Following discussion, the committee decided'
extending the building to the south would be
the better idea.. Chief Whitby is getting
estimates of the`. cost of an addition.
The committee also approved the operat-
ing costs for the department would be split •
31 per cent for Ashfield, and 23 per cent for
each of Kinloss, West . Wawanosh and
Lucknow, for the years of 1979 and 1980.
Representatives from each• of the muncip=
alities on thecommittee are taking the
sharing of capital costs back to their councils
for discussion.. Each will. report on their
council's decision on how to share capital
costs, at the first meeting of the committee
in the -new. year. '
Chief Whitby tnade several further recom-
mendations to the conznnittee'.' He suggested
they look into the, purchase of a van to
replace .the fire .car, in the not too distant
future. Whitby said the van . is needed "to
carryy equipment and firemen.
` . He asked that power steering be obtained
for the tanker and requested that two more
air tanks be purchased at $18Q each. Chief
Whitby was : instructedt� investigate the
possibility of power steering for the tanker.
axes now
aid three
j
Mmes a year
Property taxes in the Village of Lucknow
will be paid three timesa year on Marcht-1:5,
June 15 and November 15. Previously, taxes
were paid twice a year in June and
November.
Lucknow village clerk, Alf Herbert said
the new method • will permit the village
to borrow less money at,the beginning of the
year. High 'interest rates have made the
borrowing of money too costly. With the first
tax payment. due in, March,. 'there will be
some cash flow at the time of year when the
first school levy is paid by the town.
The penalty fortax' arrears ,will .be.
increased from 1 per cent a month to 1'/4per
cent per month. This will be an increase of 3
per centover the year.
Council receives sewage
works preliminary report
Lucknow Village Council has received the
preliminary report for the village's Sanitary
Sewage Works prepared by B. M. Ross and
Associates, consulting, civil engineers, 'God-
erich.
The report presents'in brief what work has
been completed to date, and ,establishes a
number of questions which must ' be
answered, before a final report is' prepared.
These questions -generally concern establish.=
ing locations for the sewage pump` station
and; treatment plant; and establishing boun-
daries for the sanitary sewer service area.
Ross recommended a meeting be held to
discuss the aspects of the ,report with
representatives of the, Ministry of Environ-
ment ..and the Bruce Count; Health Unit in
attendance. •
Council plans'. to hold a meeting to discuss
the report with these, representatives on
January 15, 1980.
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Effective March 1, 1980, hydro rates in the
village'of Lucknow will increase 11 per cente
A similar increase in the rates to the village
from Ontario Hydro has made the increase
necessary.
Merry .Christmas
from Madill
Merry Christmas!
' Well, it is that time of year
again, and with Christmas,
comes the end of a year, and
a decade We of the. Mirror
staff have had a lot Of fun
putting the page together
every week. since October,.
and hope that our readers
have enjoyed the publica-
tions this far. ,
1980 appears to be' a future
of bright promise _ for the
Madill Mirror as we attempt
to . bring you all the news
from Our , school, with new
articles and maybe, just
maybe, even some photo-
graph'st.
But for now, 'on behalf of .
all the editors, reporters and
ourstaff advisor, Mrs. Cher-
yl McDonald, I wish you and
yours'the best of the holiday
season. May the joy,love,
and true spirit. of Christmas
encircle you all.
KATHY UNDERWOOD
. This week congratulations
should go to. the Mirror's'
sports' editor, Lynne Nicol-
son, who has won the honour
of having her Christmas
story published in the Village
Squire. Lynne, whois also a
member of the Drama Club
and Creative Writing Club,
has , brought acclaim to this
school throughher illustrious
talents:
WANTED
in Kinloss Area
400 more acres of land
wanted to rent for cash.
crop.
CALL: '
R.A.(Gus) CIHs HOLM
52485.54
ALEXANDER &
CHAPMAN REALTY.
LTD.
. 524-21/7
FARM F'OR;;SALE
BEEF SET-UP
Ashfiold Township --on Division Line. 200 Acres. Leven
Land; Good, Building . <
CAIL R. A. (GUS) CHISHOLM
524-8554
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Alexander &, Chapman
R
Ltd.
10' THE SQUARE : 'GODERICH 824.2171.
The Lucknow and. District Lions. Club held their animal Bachelor • Night at the Lucknow
District • Community Centre. on December' 10. Seventy-two Lions members and guests ,
enjoyed dinner and entertainment. In .the form of mastc provided by *he .bagpipes, fiddle,
guitar and a livelystep.dance by Bill Johnston, who is 91 years young, • • [Sentinel. Stag Photo]
Hutton
TEESWATER - Commercial
building, centrally located' -
suitable " for : variety store,
beauty shop or any business.
Beautiful apartment above;
broadioomed and decorated.
Suggested asking price in the'
upper twenties. Well. worth
the -asking .price for living
quarters:
FIVE ACRE building lot in
Glammis - Tiverton area;. -.on
the property is .a new 10"
basement house wall. Hydro
to the; property - drilled well.-
Asking
ell.Asking $21,900, owner trans-
ferred..
LUCKNOW. - building lot
140' x 84j/21., one block- from
main stet, excellent loca-
tion, reasonably. pr"iced:
OUR MANY'; LISTINGS,
INCLUDE:.
100 ACRES Morris . Twp.,
level cash crop land, no.
buildings, over 80 acres
woikable.
15,0 ACRES north of Tees -
water, highwaj farm, brick
house with new addition and
new kitchen, new combina-
tion furnace - 2,baths, .barn
80 x 90, pit silo 26' x 82'.
Asking 5129,000. .Will con-
sider all reasonable offers.
116 ACRE highway , farm
near Wingham, an outstand-
ing farm.
100 ACRES on highway in
Belmore area.
MEL MATHEF'S
' Wingham
Phone 357-3208
Rep. L. W. Hutton
Real Estate Ltd.
• 13roker, Khica ,dine
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THE MAN TO SEE 14
HOMES
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP, situated on :over 2 acres of
land, a brick veneered 5 bedroom home. This home has
had a great deal of renovation, largerooms, original
wood work'. If you want lots of room ask to see this
property.
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DUPLEX Willoughby Street, Lucknow, both have 2
bedrooms.
2 BEDROOM HOME - nicely located on Stauffer Street,
' reduced to $21,000:.
FARMS
75 ACRES Huron .Twp..,'' well maintained 3 bedroom
home; barn suitable fors fattening hogs or cattle, paved
yard, steel granary, cement yard, new hydro.
300 ACRES, ` Ashfield Township, 3 bedroom home,
every convenience; barn has capacity for '45 sows,
finishing 1000 'yearly; liquid manure storage.
• 70 ACRE FARM, Culross Township; close to
Teeswater; 9. room brick home, well maintained; older
--barn and new implement shed and corn crib.
150 ACRE dairy farm; Kincardine Township, cows and
quota available.
150 ACRES in East Wawanosh 7 room 'frame, home;
beef barn and modern farrowing barn 50' x 100'..'.
460 ACRES, Highway # 86 additional land available; 2.
homes , and -barns for beef cattle. This is : a good,
productive farm, partly in pasture; fall possession
available.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY'
AN OPPORTUNITY to start your own. business. 3
'bedroom home with 2 baths, well maintained through-
out, and former general store, Hwy. ' 86 location.
Immediate" possession. Take out ' food outlet, small
• engine repair?
We haveinquiries•for farms, both Targe and
small acreages. If you are thinking of selling,
give us a call', we would be pleased to talk to
you.. , .
• Warren & Terry Zifln
R. R. # 2, LUGKNOW,
' PHONE 529.1350