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LUCKNOW
raise money fOrfre' installation
Of a vinyl liner type pool, coun.
cil'WoUld.not become involved in
it against the recomm-endations
Of the engineer. But , Mr; Joynt
said, he had adViSed Mr, 'Hunter
that at such time as the Money.,
was raised.,'council would :put the
funds through: their office to ob-
tain the necessary grants.' •
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•Councillor .Eldon Wraith.said
that it was his 'opinion, and he
thought the opinion of, council ,,
that anyone who•raiSed money '. •
for a. pool would alSo be respon-
sible for the. funds 'for mainten-:'
ance and operation of the pool.
s, I s. 's„
Councillor Buster, Whitby
brought..tO the attention of coun-
•cil a. complaint, regarding the
-condition of the east end•of -Goiigh
.Street near the..,residenee of -Ken'
Jardine.. Ree'Ve Joynt and works.
foreman Crawford stated that it..
had earlier been indicated that
this Problem would be" investigat-•
ed as soon as spring weather :
rived.
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Cliff (,:`,.:for'd,w01--1,,, depart-
ment fort rr.an, questioned what
could be 'done about street sweep.
inz sUr'n -ter. The works
dep.:art.-hen: nalbeer. sWeeping 'the
Streets
1 it to the- arena
•
Kinkss. Hold
Council Meeting.
Kinloss CoUncil met on March
6th at 7 p.m. with the Reeve and
all Council present,.
After the minutes were adopted
as read , the following business. •
'was dealt with.
Ken. Voisin was engaged to
spray the. Cattle.in the Township.
for Warble Fly at 25 cents per
head , a minimum of $:3, V.•per
call and the operator to collect
:his own fees,
'That we call for applications
for Warble 'Fly inspector for the
year 1972. •Applicant to state
.salary expected and, supply his
own transportation..
Tenders.will be called for the
crushing and hauling of approxim-
ately 13 ,.000 cubic yards of graVel
anywhere in the,T-o,wnship; also
price‘for stockpiling.. Contractor
to, supply a minimum of 1000 cu-
bic yards per day and be available
by September 1st 1972,. Gravel•to
pass through a 5/S" screen, to
• be shovel fed and contractor to
properly' strip pit s Certified
eheqUe for 10% `of contract 'to
accompany tender.. Lowest or any
-t-ender--not-neoessarily_ accepted ..T
These tenders to be called for • • .
once in the Daily Commercial
News and twice in Lu.cknow Sent-
inel. Tender§ to. be in to road.
•Superintendent by 12 noon March
20, 1972.
That,we call for -tenders for
loading and'hauling of pit rim .
gravel. Tender fOrms. available *
from road suPerintencipur. Tend-
ers to be in by 12 noon March 26,
1972. Lowest or any, tender not
necessarily' accepted.
The tender of Joe Is'efr Ltd.
for , heavy equipment for road.
construction was accepted at
$19.50 Per hour subject to approv-
al of the Department 'of Transport-
ation and Communication.
A. motion was. made 'to pay the
registration fee of $60'.00 for the
road superintendent to attend the
C.S.., Anderson Road School in
Guelph in.May.
The: following 'accounts were
ordered-paid: General',
$2,655.56:. Highways ,16 ,819;53.
The,meeting adjourned to meet
on March 20th, 1972 at 8.p:m. •• . ••
. FRASER NlacKINNON,
Clerk. l•
Dies in' New' Yor
EVAN MURRAY HOLT
Evan Murray 'Holt of Velois,
New York passed away Saturday,
March 18th in his. 81st year.
He is by a brother
John 0. Holt , Sr. , of BronXville,,
New York, a nephew , niece and
'a cousin. „
.The late Mr. Holt rested at the
Royce Chedzoy Funeral Home at
Watkins Glen, New York. Burial,
will take place at Greenhilltern-
etery at a future date.
said,the sweeper purchased in
1968 was• never satisfactoty, and
it was'stated that it was so heavy ,.
...wheels couldn't be kept on it.
Mr. Jo ;•nt said .the town. ean't• of
'ford the' cost of an industrial trac-
tor and .sweeper , but possibly a
1•••;..eeper Could be purchased if
arrangements could be,made• to
rent an industrial tractor. He
:aid he didn't approve of the' hand'
dosts of e4uipment
ha
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Councillor Murvin Solomon .re-"
qt-TFsia-OWril-fcation from Reeve •
George Joynt On statements which
had'been. Made by him concerning
...the.proposed swimming pool' for •
the community. Mr. Solomon
• 'stated; thaCit was•his feeling, and
• ..he .thought that 'of cOunell that
.the LucknOw council Would not.
endorse a type' of pool which had .•,
not 'received the endorsement of
the engineer. .This, according to
• the opinion of -CouncillOr Solo-
-mon, would mein that, council
• could not accept the operation and
Mairitenance on a pool which, was"'
built by public donation,..but •
which had hot been approVed
the, engineer. •
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Reeve Joynt said that council
had no doubt read the release giv.
-en -by hi?n td- -The Inckhow'Sent-
inel... He'indicated at this time
that a gunite, ool could be built
if- proper soil conditions Were. .
approved.. He said that, he had
advised Bill Hunter -, 'chairman Of
► the . Lucknow. Recreation :cc
tee, that if -plaris proceeded td•
1
'6 ,
"N;••+.
Mrs. Harvey lioustonvisited in.
--WaIkerton- a couple. of da.ys last
wcol: and was guest speaker Tues-
day evening at the Walkerton
Evening Institute,
FLORIDA HOLIDAY
Mr. and Mrs., Lloyd MacDoug-
all left Thursday from Malton
Airport -for a week's holiday in
Florida, They will visit -there
with Mr: and Mrs. Harvey Mac-
Dougall and Mr. and Mrs. Clair
MacDougall.
RETURNS FROM HOLIDAY
Mrs. Allan Graham 'returned
March 12 from a' vacation in
Unitied States .; Mexie6 and El
Salvador.• • .
TO VISIT PARIS•ANDLONDON
Brian Keith was. one of the •
fifteen-
left Friday night from Mallon for
.an exciting week in Paris, France
and London., England.
Mrs. Allan•MacIntyre, Paul ,
Oelerand Heather.a•ttended•the,
Figure Skating Show in Kincar- •
dine. Arena on,: Friday night 'and •
.-stayed -overniglir Mr8T-0-11—ve--
Needham. • .
Mr. and Mrs.. Ira Dichie visited
Sunday a fternoon ,with Ira's' moth.
er in Wiarton Hospital and at the
home of his sister, Mrs. knssel
Beacock and Mr. Beacock of
R. R.: 1 Marton.
It was interesting
ELMER UMBACH DISCOUNT
PHAR
KINLOSS
to note that .
TWO CAR Coll1S11);
CONTINUED .1:14)1 : 1.1, •
where he recently uud
surgery, —
Two men,
second car ;• Were t
Highway: from .a coucL -1011 road;
They 'we r/e• una ter A the
corner their 'car ttnik.ti Iran
circle , and•they ereHL•d ilk hi ,
waybackwards.__ --------- -- • 7
. WithnoheadliAt,
Lloyd did not see t h e c.c Hrtith
struck it 'broadside." Iii rar ‘‘as
.badly damaged
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Both. Lloyd and ri :‘Nr cry
wearing .seat Lic.tor whic
injury. 'He was .not liu<piinlized
but she was taken 11:. a•.:•!htlanoe.
along with one n itrd
second-car , t.o St Joscrit!s I lOspi
al in London wqre
under observation. io: eralitd,
It' is not believed t 1'1 -'I r'cck:11
ed serious. injyrie,.
'Kenneth IlOuston's Shel
Tar :came in first at t f.e.L.flwo
Race Track last 1\lont.1,,.. ui211t,
Denver and Walto Dickie at
tended the Sportsiii a
Toronto on Saturda , TN1clitN
Saturday right'and Siuk!.. with
Douglas Dicl kie iii ( IR 11 ,11,
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