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ection For Reeve, Two
hool Trustees In Kinloss
ace Corin and William Evans,
f is igside-Whitechurch
for the iteeveship,of Kir oss
polL. next . Monday3 '
ber :'th, ,with polling open
a : n; ., to 5 p.m. at six. polls
townthip...
Contract For
berley To Lake
d At $178,438
contract for the .develop,
oad• between Amberley and
e h.a's been let to •Harold
onstruction. Co. of .Wingham.
tender price. of $178,438..70
the lowest of five tenders
d. The highest was
2.30
pproximate..11/2 mile
from. " A mberley to Lake -
as recently designated as •
opment'road `by the provin-
ernment and as such the
e pays 100/0 of the const-.
costs. • • . ,
ad is 'the• dividing line be
shfield• and Huron Town-
d Ashfield have looked':
detail in regardto arran-
and, tender calls. Only.
the two townships.are land.
e. costs which they must.
and pay for• locally:
der must stili be approv-
e Department of'.High-
is doubtful .if much •
1 be done this year in•
e weather problem.
The election. for Reeve came
about when P.A. Murray, the pre-
sent Jeeve,, decided to step out of
the municipal picture after long":'
.service as councillor and reeve ..
climaxed this year by his election
as Warden of Bruce County.
Wallace Conn, with elevenryears
council experience, and William
Evans:, a member of Kinloss coun-
cil for �Six years, both indicated
their interest in',the. Reeve's chair
at last Friday's nomination meeting
at. the Holyrood Hall. Another, ' •
-councillor, William E. Haldenby
of Kinlough, was..nominated for
Reeve but .decided to stay on in
his council seat. .•
The fourth councillor., 'Orville
Elliott of Lucknow, qualified, for,
the position and two new men .
..were elected to council by acclam,
ation ; Leo -Murray of the 6th Con-
cession and.Duncan Campbell. of
the' Blackhorse area. So. it's an
acclamation,for the four council
seats with a two way contest for
Reeve.
' Four members on the present Kin-
loss School Area Board will seek
two seats on the new township
school •area of Kinlossand Lucknow
The new board, 'which comes into
being the first of the year., wilt:
have two trustees .from` Kinloss,
two from:'Lucknow 'and'one from'
Greenock Township.
Running for the...school trustee
seats will be Russel Ross of White-
church, Water Breckles of . Kinlough
•Ronald Thacker •of Blackhorse and
Evan Keith of the 2nd Concession.
The fifth member ofthe present
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on Montgomery, Omar Brooks, In
Group Who Will Visit England,
ium and France, Leave Tomorrow
red and twenty-nine
alers of the FordMotor•
of'Canada , Limited,
sdayof this week, Dec -
a nine-daytour of
nts and a Major agricul.
in Europe. Gordon ,
y and OmarBrooks.of
y Motors Tractor '•Div-
cknow will be among
hich fly from:.Montreal.
leis, who come from all
a were selected for the
'of their outstanding • '
mance," said :Ralph E.
,General Manager Tract-
/
or. and Equipment Division..
highlight of the tour.. which will
cover. France, Belgium and
England, will be the .Smithfield
Show in London; . considered the
world's leading agricultural exhib-
ition.
exhib-ition.r.
The group .will also, tour the big
Ford tractorplant' at Basildon,, just
outside London where IS ,500 people
are employed, turning out tractors
for distribution around.the world,
and the tractor assembly plant at
A ntwerp e.: Belgium • whieh produces.
tractors for countries of the, Europ_.
ean'Economic Community.
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A group of the "Towif and. Coun
try Club" are caught by The Sent- •
inel • camera at their .meeting at
the• Log Cabin Restaurant in luck
.now last Thursday.
- The recently' organized club for
senior citizens of Lucknow and
community ,welcomes all interested
people in the area to attend.
Shown, left to right, are Mrs.
Ernie Lewis. treasurer, Mrs. John
Carruthers and Mrs. A.E. McKim
of the program committee; Sid Plo-
wright, membership committee an
who did a lot oldie- *0 1100 woxik In
organizing the club, Mrs. Joe
:MacMillan, President; I+Ars. ; il+ob
Hamilton.: ,an the program comm-
ittee; Mrs. N.1.. MacKenzie, sec-
retary.
BOadEflje$eW:
French Teacher
The Lucknow District High
School Board has .engaged Madel
ine St.-Hileire of Quebec City. to.
teach. French„ at the school comm-
encing in the new year.
The board recently received the.
resignation of Miss Marion Bell : -
of Kincardine who joined the staff
in•September 1965.
The new teacher has served as
supervisor of oral French in 'Port
Arthur High Schools,' lectured in
phoenetics and diction at Laval
University,. taught French to CBC
staff members and recently corn-
,
pleted a six month period with "`.
the: Centennial Commission.
Three Go For Reeve.
West
Wawanosh
anosh Township will go
next Monday,
th to elect. Reeve
andidates. Hilliard
eve'of'the township for
lowingan election. • •
ago, dropped ,out of
1 picture at last
atlon when he did not
e office. Gordon •
bert Lyons, both• .
ire contesting the
is Lorne Durnin, a
and councillor..
.from 10 a.m. to
ncil seats will be
tri anon . Harold
Foran, Jaynes Aitch-
ison and Leonard Chisholm. Mr.
Errington is the only one of .this
year's council who wili,be on.the
1967 council board, two running
for Reeve and the fourth ,. Howard
Sprout, dropping out.
Two men were required for the
Huron County School Area Board
No. 2. Ted Mills was retiring but
was not eligible for re-election.
His successor receiveva two year.
term . William Webster, who still
had a year to serve on his two
yea term, resigned from office
and his successor will fill<out his
one year term. By 9 p.m. Satur-
day evening,. •Wallace Wilson was
the only, man qualifying to fill the
school vacancies. A 'second norn-
TOWnsh�p
ination might be required to fill
the one• vacancy there.
NOMINATION MEETING
:A large crowd of ratepayers 'turn-
ed
urn-ed out for the annual nomination
meeting . for Wait Wawanosh Towiv.
ship, held Friday, November 25th,.
'from one to two pan. at the
Township Hall. After a rather slow
start, nominating .became very
brisk.
For the office of Reeve, there
were. five nominations. Gordon .
Smyth was proposed by' Frank
McQuillin and seconded by Leo
Foran; Lorne Dtritiii by,leo Foran
and Frank McQuillin; Hilliard
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SafltaHer�Ofl*..
Saturday,
.Also Free .Skating At . Arena
'Santa twill arrive in "Lucknow . on now .arena- where public an& high
Saturday afternoon in the first of . school children will• be admitted
three Saturday visits to. the Sepoy , free, compliments of the Lucknow
Town, before Cfiristmas. •. Busir*essgroup.
Lucknow. Businessmen's Associat- Make Lucknow your headquarters
ion has arranged for him to be at
8 on December 3,10. and a7 • to .
the former Knechtel,:store on main enjoy free skating and see Santa.
street. where he will interview 'the Free skating will also be held on
small children and' present them Saturday, December 24th, but
with a treat and gift: Santa will have returned to the
Santa has a busy schedule and North Pole by that time' and ,will ,
will only be able to stay .in town not appear' on the final Saturday.'
from .2 to 4 p.m. While the young
stets are visiting Santa, the older Members of the Lucknow Kiri
members of the. family ;will be. Guides. and :Rangers are .assfstin
treated to• free skating at the Luck- Santa in his visits here.
Lost TwoFiflgers
Jack Verhulst of Amberley re-
turned home a couple of weeks
ago from Wingbam and District
Hospital. • •
Jack recently got his hand
caught in a corn picker. Two
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fingers on his right hand had to be
amputated, the first finger at the
hand and the next at the second
joint,
The accident happened on Nov-
ember 5th,
NoeIMas�n, L.D.H.S. Principal, Takes,
Simikur Position At Arthur High School
Noel Mason', principal of Luck-
now District High School, has
accepted a .position as .principal
of the Arthur District High School,
with his dutiesto commence in
July of next year. .
Mr. Mason came here this past
summer succeeding LE. Coyette
who had accepted a position at
Kingsville.
' The Arthur.school has an enrol -
•tri
ent.of about 400 students with
• a teaching staff of 20. At Arthur
they teach.Aits and Science and
Business and Cornmerce in the
four and ;five. year courses.
Mr, Mason will succeed Patrick
Brown at Arthur. Mr. Brown it re
tiring after thirty-five years set -•
vice there. '
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