The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-05-17, Page 9"yEDNESDAY�: MAY' 17th •` 1lf7;•.
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THE LUCKNOW. SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO
Kinloss Township Council met in
regular session, on May 1st.. Reeve..
wm: Evans and all council mem,-
bersApresenr: The following mot
ions.we a passed:.
That we .adopt the minutes of our
regular Meeting of April 3. '
• That we give a donation:of $25
:,.:to the Lucknow Agricultural $oci-
ety, , :
:That we• accept the request of..
Robert Gilchrist to have the openf
portion of the Little McKenzie:
Municipal Drain cleaned out..
'That"we make a donation of
$200.00 to the Kinloss Boy Scout
troop as a• centennial: project
That we support the petition re-
questing County Road, No b be.
rebuilt shortly; • '
That we. have Department of.
Highways do a''hydrology .study on
the concrete culvert on ,the. 25th
sideroad at Lot 25, ' Concession 6'
with a view of replacement with
C.I.R. or Pipe Arch
That we pay Raynard Ackert
$24.00 towing charges .on the
LH. Ackert and.Carruthers°Drains.
That we. pay'the 'livestock •claim
Of :Gerald :Naiad of;$22. 00.:
That we accept the: petition of
the County of Bruce and Jack
Ackert and others for a Municipal
Drain called the Ackert-adie
CENTENNIAL
CONTINUED' FROM PAGE 1
A public meeting was called by
Council . in' February after no move.
.had been made: fromcitizens in
regard16 forming •a centennial .
committee in Lucknow.: The
meeting drew a small attendance
but a centennial planning comm
ittee•was formed:. For a variety'of
reasons, this committee never fun-
ctioned . Lucknow Businessmen's
Association met Monday, May 1st
and., expressed concern that cent -;
ennial activity in the village was
non-existant. The business group
decidedto call in council the
following .Monday, May'8th to.
determine what could :be done .' At.
last week's meeting, it was
decided to call 'another public •
meeting on Mondayof; this week
President of the -business group,
Chanes Webster, worked hard on
'having :a -good attendance out to
Monday's meeting and it would
appear that :the;"bale is' finally]
Tolling"
Several names were presented
• from the floor at Iv1'ond:ay's meeting
before a chairman w as. secured .
Reeve Joynt ',pledged' thea support
'`of council to a centennial cornm -•
,ittee'.'
Bob Finlay took thechair for. the' -
final portion, of the :meeting at
which tithe ideas for Centennial
projects were advanced from the ,
audienee..Many of these ideas
presented were previously, outlined
in the Sentinel, following: earlier
Meetings,.
Sonne of the projects advanced;
were river Cleanup and establish
ment:of park.facilities , 'swinirrrtingn
pool, more extensive programs
under'the recreational conithittee
for young children, .snore extensive
use 'of volunteer labour as opposed
to contractors,:
'Reeve Joynt said that considerate
ion has been given to the hiring
of•a•full time recreation director
who would supervise summer and
wi��nter activity; The project Would
be a joint one between the town
and three adjacent townships. He
said that once. the 'arena reitova:
tionP g ro fam is completed this
step•will be taken which will bring
Lucknow and the.'townships under.
one recreational program
A further meeting of the comma:.
ittee is planned fox -next Monday
night at
ek
Municipal• Drain.
That we accept the petition of
Stewart Lane and others for a Mun-
icipal Drain to. be "incorporated
with the Rhody: Municipal; _Drain
.That we open the court of revis- .
ion on the Royal Oak Drain. -
What we now close the Court of
'revision on the Royal Oak. Drain 'as
there were no appeals.
That we order arid instal railway
signs for where we deem necessary.
That we agree to. be responsible
for 25% of•the '.cost of .power and'
maintenance of . sheet lights in the
Hamlet of Kinlough.
:That We do now adjourn to meet,'
again on June 5/67 at 7 o'clock
in the evening or at' the call of the
reeve
GENERAL ACCOUNTS: Lucknow
Agricultural Society $25.00; Sepoy,
Store, public speaking prizes
$3.75; Brenda Bushell, 1st prize
public speaking $5.00; 14'consol-
ation prizes at $2.00, $28.00;.
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PAGE NINE'
'Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority levy $16.03;, .Walkerton
Ret. Childrens Auth,A tuition fee
$10.33; Lucknow Sentinel, W Fly
$2 50,, envelopes •$1; 26, $3,76;. .
Village of •Lucknow, fire ;call Mac
Brown, .$150.,00; Fraser McKinnon,
postage, $5...00; :Leo; Murray, part
salary $50.00; Duncan Campbell,
part salary $50.00 W.E.Haldenby
part: salary $50.00; Orville Elliott,
part salary $50.00; Wm. Evans.,'
:part salary $50.00;, B. P; Canada
Ltd. , Township Hall' $17.'47 , rel;
ief $580, '$23.27;. Fraser McKinn-
on,: part salary, $789 20; Depart-
ment•of •National Revenue, C. P; P.
$21.60; 'Superior Store, relief,
:$20.0,0; Municipal World, legal
$1.00; Carruthers.°Nursing Home,
Inst: care, $177.00; W.R. Chap
-man, relief account; ; $34.82;'
Raynard Ackert, towing: charge on
J, H. Ackert and ,Carruthers Dr'a'in
$24.00 Kinloss Township Boy
Scouts donation $200.00 Tom
McDonald, livestock inspection;
$3.50; Gerald Varad, livestock
claim, $22.00; P A'. Murray , part,
salary W. Fly inspector,. $250..00
HIGHWAYS Frank Schumacher,
190 1/2 hrs.'at 1.75 minus deduc-
,tionS2 ;$ 311 '03; Claude bore, •
tions,
hrs. „at, 1.75 minus deduc-
tions, $311.26; Gerald Valad, 35,
hours at 1.35 Minus deductions,
$46.25; Department of National`,
Revenue , employees' share , C'. P. P.
$10,52;, Department of National
Revenue, Income Tax, $18.35;:•
Receiver General, employees •
share, Unemployment Insurance,
$9.60; L. & W. Mfg, Co. , Snow-
plow' repairs, $53.39; G. & E.
Sales and Service,, snowplowing,.
$38.00; McArthur Tire Service,
tubes for Grader, $38.82;. Walter.
Breckl;es, gas ,and repairs, $12,25;
Florence Mansfield , gas for tractor
and truck, .$26 0$; Wingharn •
Advance Tinies-,• tenders, $6.15;
Lucknow Sentinel, tenders, $11.50:
J. W. Henderson Lumber Ltd. ,
plywood, $7.31;• B.P. Canada Ltd
fuel; etc; .$160.53; Frank Schuma-
cher,, postage and telephone, ,
$21.75; Ray Stanley, hauling
gravel, $40.82; Department of
National Revenue employers 'share
C. P. P. ,' $10.52 Receiver General,`
employers share, Unemployment
Insurance $9.60; J.A. McDonagh,
truck insurance , $87 .00' Q'
FRASER MCKINNON
Fractures Arm
Friday At School
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DUNGANNQN NEWS
Johnny Toung had the misfortune,
to break his'arm at school on Fri -..3;
day, He was taken to Goderich
Hospital for X -Ray's and setting.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Horne and
M r . and Mrs. Blair of London and
1 Patricia Eedy of Strathroy, were
Sunday visitors.with Mrs, Clara
McKay and Mr. and Mrs'. Irvine
Eedy ..,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pritchardof
,Toronto spent the week -end with
relatives: here. '•
,Mr. and Mrs. Bert, Wiggins of
Brantford visited with Mr. and Mrs.', '
Parkie Wiggins and Bill and Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. p.Ark on Sunday .
Mrs. Wm. Petrie and Dynes
Campbell are at present patients in
W ingham hospital. We hope for a
speedy recovery for both.
Mr. and Mrs., J. C. Alton, Gayle
and Wayne of Delaware called on
Mr. •:and Mrs.' Lorne Ivers on Sun
day and visited with relatives. in
Lucknow.:
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