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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE TWENTY-THREE IONESDAY, MAY 28, Ms
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Charles Edward Muller Jr.
graduated from the University of
Guelph on Friday, May. 24th
receiving his B.L.A. degree (Bach-
elor of Landscape and' Architect-
ure).
He. commenced work May: 3rd
with' The, Lombard North Group.
Ltd: of , Edmonton, Alberta but
returned, to Guelph to, attend his
graduation. Mr. and Mrs. Muller
left Malto,n. Airport, Monday, 'May
26th 'to, make their new home in
Alberta.
Mrs. Muller, who is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stewart of
Guelph, formerly of Liicknow,
made a farewell visit on the
Victoria Holiday week end with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Drennan of Lucknow and her
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Drennan and family of Ashfield.
She returned to her 'home 'in
Guelph with Mr. and . Mrs. Charles
E. Muller Sr. of Guelph, and Mr:
and Mrs. G. Green of Rockwood,
who were returning home from
their' cottage at Tobermory.
PROPOSE TWELVE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
indicated that he would divide the
property ,into 12 lots with frontages
of about 100 feet. He had plans
with him of the type of housing he
proposes. .
Council welcomed the proposal
and agreed to meet with Mr.
Davidson and the Bruce County
Health Unit as the first step in
having the property approved for
development.
Duffy McQuillin, Mac Conley,
Jack Wraith and Bill, Stanley met
with council concerning problems
they are having in their part of
town, north Stauffer Street .at the
edge. of' town, proceeding" tet,
Holyrood.
The village water system at this
point is a spur line from the main
and presents a problem of low
pressure, as well as dirty water
which has been unfit for drinking at
times according to tests.
Reeve Joynt said that council is
aware of the pr-4191em :and some-
thing will be done this year 'to
correct the situation. He said that
the problem is that the water
supply to that area is a dead end,
with no continuous flow, and that
.information is presently. ,being
sought on a solution to the problem
which also exists in other parts of
town.
*
A. W. Clark, engineer of
Wingham, sat in .with council to
discuss his report on the drainage
of the Caledonian Park. Estimated
total cost of the work proposed is
$17,000. Discussions centred on
the possibilities of linking with_ a_
proposed "Taylor Drain" under
study at present in Ashfield, to the
south-west of the park. It was
stressed that the type of fast
run-off needed at the park is not
the same type of drainage required
by ,the normal farm drainage
system. The (natter will receive
further discussion.
* • *
A meeting is planned by council
on Monday, May 26 to discuss
municipal insurance plans with
Frank Cowan Co. and their local
agent, McDonagh Insurance.
A letter of thanks was sent to
Paul Henderson for his donation of
$2000. to the LUcknow Minor
Hockey system: A committee will
.be .set up to administer the fund.
* *
The permit to operate the, village
dinnp for a further period was
announced. This most recent
extension was until October 31st.
*
Approval was given of a by law
extending Woolsley Street.
The tender of Loree Bros. of
Lucknow was accepted for 'grass
cutting. The total price per time 'is
$24 with a breakdown .as follows:
Park, Havelock Street, $12; Town
Hall, $5; Pump House, $2;
Swimming Pool, $5. Estimate was
about 20 cuttings over the summer
season.
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