The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-12-01, Page 2THt LUUCKNOW' :SENTINEL., LUCKMO
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
*' M Y Town...,_ On Os Huron-Bfuae Boundary.
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'LOSES. BARN.
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Lucknow Fire' Department was
summoned with a, call later"put in.
`;ta tlTe Ripley Department, lines: _ g .
were laid to "Statters Lake";
about 35 to 40. rods to', the west.
th=e-west=sd=e#brr.
A tractor, sitting in the. yard ,
was wheeled.•.to safety. The •
frame" ,wbr on the roof of a pit
silo adjacent to the barn was
pulled. off;. Miirrays were'in the
P I�
tOce3s of pitting a roof- n -,the
silo:which had been -built two •
years ago and another good. days •
work would have seen it •complet
ed:.
OMTA.R1 .WEDNESDAY,,. 'D,ECEMEER,
Acclamation' In
SarneSic.te
. Ashfield Township. Council
was:•returned by acciamation
at•the. nomination meeting at the
Township ,Hall oii •Th.ursday, a=fter-
noon of last week, .,The period
•will'be for one year with the next
nomination. date, coinciding. with,
that of the school board..
Gityin .Reed• was returned..as
Reeve on a motion of Gordon
Boyd and Alex; Juba; • Eugene .
Frayne was also noininated for
Reeve on a motion of John Austin
and Allan Gibson.
Girvin has ,served as Reeve for
two.years.,, Deputy -Reeve for two
years and Councillor for six years:.
Eugene, Rayne, was• returned by
acclamation as Deputy -Reeve..
motion was by John Austin :and:
Tom,Helrn, Also no:rninated for.
Deputy. -Reeve was :Larne •Cook.on
a Motion, of Allan: Gibson and Torn
.Helm. •. Eugene has completed .two..
years' as Deputy -Reeve and was a
councillor'for five years prior
that
•' • The •Councillors' were :returned
by accla ma tibri. on .the followingmotions: Finlay MacDonald by •
Ewan MacLean and. Gordon Boyd;
Warren' Zinn by Russell Alton and
-Russ.e1 Trvin; Larne•Cook by .Fiig=
ene Frayne 'a,nd .Warren Zinn.
Lorne Cook is the senior 'Coup-•
eillor with five'years'vn the• board;
,Watr•en: Zinn hat. four years and, '
Finlay Iola Donald .two years.
Donald. Simpson; clerk. -treasur-
er of the township,, acted, as chair-
•man.foi; the ratepayers ineeti.ng
'which followed the norni.nation;
period
Reev i7rvin-Reed pink-O—f '- -
work at the .county level and. the
new bridge ori the 9th of Ashfield.
completion of the bridge at. Ben -
miller ,and the $100 , 000, spent o:rr.
the •Saltford hill road. .He,spoke
•3t, '1971;
on; the new ofacial plan for the.
county and the regulations for
land severance now in. effect,
In 1072 a. new dump.w'ill have.
to be looated'n' Ashfield and the
anticipated site is the township
gravel farm%on concession 60,'The
dump Will have to be supervised':
and' covered daily. The:Port
Albert,du4atilLbe clos..eci and
the North. Ashfield du•rnp may be
allowed • to operate another year.
He spoke of discussions regarding
an area medical centre,
Deputy -Reeve Eugene Fra yne
'spokeon his work this year•as a
member of the Huron County '•Lib,-
rary Board., He.spo_ke of the high
cost of snow •r.enioval last year, •
approximately $4.0,000.. Fie. said
'the township needs a shed and the
estimated cost is $.:0•;,000.:' . He
praised the work of the township
recreation cornntittee , Taxes
will likely be collected' twice' in
1972, commented: the speaker.
• Councillor"Lorne .Cooit, uteri';
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Graduates Fkv•
daughter of Jvir,:
Ilrla c l;.a 3' of IZ. R...
ed •
from the Eiam•
Schooa of :�led'-
s«--
for two years:
.Uliver-
on Friday:„:; I\ovem•
lier parctlt's�arid
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Dyed at tlt4. �l:it-
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s19ospital rrj•i�it-
gh. School: . ,.
and Mrs, Allister
4 Ripley;gradual
ilton and, District
ical Technology where she Pia
been attending
• The'graduation was held in the
auditorium of McMaster
sity , Hamilton .
ber 26 at,S pnr,.
sister Margaret attended . •
•Nancy is, employed
chener, She'is 'a gra dila te f.
Ripley District' Hi
L.ETRONIC'
LUCKNOW
PHONE 528.3115
Two itieinbers'of 11>.Vila county '•' '.
council have an'nou.nC d their in
t;entions of•;ciutnili,. for
,19 72;
They are J. P. Johrtst.ont Jr
Re -eve _Q.f Sr. Edmund .Ior%tslrul
and'Harvey Davis, ree'• of:ila'er-,
slie •Township
Thelsucecssful• carn.FkIate 'wi.11
.succeed Warden Georg e t.rci{it of
.Paisley..
TIN/ o. o..ther_c.aun:c.il16,rs • ikeo e'
brville;Elliott ofKinloss Town-•
ship and Reeve •13rucc •Parfer of
Brant: Township said th�};�%oultl .
run ,for va•eaut :eat on tlie.,
highway§• corT1111itt.el 1Ji;council.
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The main barn, 60 by 90, •was•
' Firemen were on the scene-
,-'
Charlie built a new addition tb into, the early hours of Friday •
the barn this past -summer 30''by morning with the ruins continuing
60. The original barn size had to break out in small fires for
t 60 by 60. many days4fterwards �Caus`e f "
the fire is not known. It broke
out in the upper portion of the .
barn= p. W .
grain, y,-
mixed rain 7000 bales ha A ut t e t years ago, Cha
r
-� -- �. li s urra of _Ki
n.7,...,
rn fro n
a Y w �.
' • y ' • and ;a roller.-�loss , tirchased .the far m
, Lost in the fire, besides the.
one cattle beast in the stable area,
was 45 tons shelled coin, 35 tons
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Firemen saved the houses w..
which was threatened fora time;
a steel grain bin, full, of barley
sitting at fhhe''corner of the hair`
barn; a pig, am with 50 sows and
some small pigs sitting at the
south=east corner.of the barna'
drive shed contathin$ A combine,.
' seed: Orig. baler and 'ractor Oft
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Denzil Stattets. Charlie bought:
the farm from his •dad about this-'
teen years ago::
Charlie told the "Sentinel"
that he. plans to build a new barn,
•possibly in early spring, ^ .
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