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1YE MUNICIPALHIES ACRE E ON COST
DikRING EDICAL CENTRE FORMUL A
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WEDNESDAY, ArRit, 26th, 1972 Single Copy 1Sc ' 20 Pages
fire Destroys Home Of Ce it Garniss
Kinloss Township Council has
purchased 10 acres of land on. the
6th concession of Kinloss from
Eric Hackett. The property will
be the site of the :new township
dump.
It is located on the east, half of
lot 16, 1 1/4 miles east of the
Luc know -Ho lyrood road on the
north side , on the former Dennis
Kenny farm:
Kinloss Council, is presently'
-tendeil-rig--for-fencing-on-the-prop--
.erty and an attendant to, look
after the waste disposal site.
It is hoped that the site will be
in use in a• couple of weeks.
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LOCATED ON 6th
Kinloss Purchase_
10 Acre Waste
Disposal Site
Machine Buried
in Cellar Area
on information received from
other municipalities who have con•
strueted similar buildings and are
estimates only.
Present plans call for ac'commo'-
Huron Board Announce 11 Shuffles.
Angus MacLennan of Luckno‘;v
principal of Brookside Public
School since it was built and
formerly principal at North Ash-
dation for three doctors and a'
dentist.,
field Public School, has 'been
transferred by the Huron County
hoard of Education and will as-
su riie the prine ipa iship ,or Hu lle tt
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A fire, breaking out in mid
kfternoon on Sunday, completely
gutted the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Ga'rniss on Rase Street West
htLucknow.
Afreezer and china'cabinet was
llthat was Saved from ,the home.
e'remainder of the furnishings
personal possessions' were lost
the fire. • •
Lucknow Fire Department re.-
eived the call about '4 p. m . and
re On the scene until 9. p. m .
cfore the fire was extinguished .
When firemen. arrived, on the
ene , the south-west corner of
home was beyond control and
ue spread quickly into the. 'part,
ions and the ,rest of the house .
was fanned .by a stiff •wind .
Mr. and ,Mrs.•Garniss were
way at, he time of the fire and
rived back to find their home
sting-out-of-obaral-,=lhe ix •
aughter Susy was down town a,t
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DAYLIGHT
TIME
-Q3EGINS
This Sunday , April 3Oth will
e the commencement of Da y -
ght Saving time locally. Offic -
change overtime. is 2 a,. m.'••
unday morning and you are adVis -
to move your clocks ahead one
urbefore retiring Saturday, night.
Died In Alberta
Samuel Alexander Beaton of •
lgary, Alberta died on Wednes -
ay, April 5th. :lie was 68.. •
'Mr. Beaton was born in North . •
iakota on March 23rd , I
survived by his wife the .forM 7
..Mary Arin'McPhee , a former
ember df this cbmintihity.
The funeral service was held
Calgary .ortApfil 7th,. with bur-
in Queen's Park Cemetery.
Lucknow Village Council has'
engage'd a new clerk-treasurer tb
succeed Wayne Jamieson who is
now deputy-treasurer of the
County of Bruce.
Alfred E. Herbert of Weston, a
summer resident on the 4th of Kin-
losS Township, will commence his
new duties on May 15th. There
were five applications for the post.
Reeve George Joynt interviewed
Mr. Herbert 'in Toronto earlier •
and he met with the entire coun-
CH on 'Saturday afternoon when
he was offered the position:
" Mr.
has
is 52 years of.age.
lie has been involved in account-
ing work all his life. For 36
years he was an employee of Ryer-
son Press in Toronto until that
sold in 19-7
New Operators At
Sepoy Drive-In
Central School at Londesboro next
term. • .
the move is one of a series
announced by the Huron :Board to
pfincipals and vice principals in
the county.
dulph, were added to the Huron
riding. ,
Mt. Thomas, a forrner. Royal
Canadian Air Force jet pilot , has
been reeve of Grey. Township and
_atrienther_ofauron County cotin -
ell for the last four years.
He is married and has three
children: ,
Guest speaker at the convention
held in the Central Huron Secorid ,
ary School, was Judd, Buchanan;'
M.P. , London Wes' .
Mr, MacLennan, a native of
Glarnmis, came to North Ashfield .
Public School and served as prin-
cipal there for close to two years.
'When BrOokside was opened , he /,
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LuOnow Hi re New
Clerk-Treasurer .
Stephen Park Of Dungannon,
14-year-old son of Mr.' and Mrs.
Bill Park, had an unusual find in
a cellar area of their house recent
ly.
He discovered the head' of an
old sewing machine, dated 1876,
as Well as hundreds of wooden
handles and an old fashioned coal
skuttle.
.rk 'cellar under the front portion
of the houlse is filled, in with earth
and upon commencing to dig lt
....0...a.,...atcphen came upon• these
oddities buried in the dirt.
The home is the former StiricTel I
propetty:'in Dungannon and prior
to that was the Jim Stonehouse .
place.
rchitectural Firm Engaged To Draw Plans
Agreement has been reached
on the cost percentage-lbreakdown
on the proposed new medical
centre to serve this area . • Four• area townships/and the *
village of Lucknow have, agreed
to split the total•cOst of the pro-
Gject as follows; Lucknow 3010;,
Ashfield2010; West Wawanosh
20%. Kinloss 200)0;. Huron Town-ship14%,
Representatives working on the:- 'iee•t-ay-Lucknow , Reeve
George loynt; Ashfield ,,Reeve"
Girvin Reed; West Wawanosh,
Councillor Charles McDonald; 1(illloss, Reeve Oryille Elliott;
Nunn, Councillor Donald,
MAC"' Tavish.
Estimated cost of the project is
$60,000, These figures are based
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Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Tom Grafton of
Goderich have leased • The 'Sepoy
Drive7In in Luc knOw from M.
and 'Mrs. Oliver Glenn. They
will open this-Friday and plan to
operate-seven-dayskT
Mr. Grafton is a bookkeeper
and specializes in farm tax ser-
vice-in-the Goder-ioh-a-re-a .
Grafton has considerable exper-
ience in the food business as- have
_ members_o_f_their_fa
assist in Lucknow.
They will continue to reside
in Goderich. •
Oliver and Lenore Glenn and
their daughter Janine have operat
ed The Sepoy brive-In for the ,
past two summers.
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Nine Register Nominate Charles
Forlindergarten—lhomus of-Gr
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS As Liberal Choice
Kindergarten Registration took,
place recently at St. Joseph's
School for nine children, who
are to commence school in Sept-
ember, 1972.
They are Eddie Bedard
(Fernand), Nlary Lynn Doherty
(frank), Vicki-Lynn Doherty ;•
(Stanley), Freddie Durnin
beth), Paul Foran (Gordon), ,
Gerda liendericks (Martin),. Chris-
tine Stapleton (Neil), Mary Joe
Steffler (Clem), Kenny VanOsch •
Their teacher w,ill be Mrs.
Larry Park.
Grey-Township Reeve Charles'
Thomas was nominated a Liberal
candidate for .Huron' riding in the
upcoming federal eleetion'Mon-
day night.
The 4:4-year-old Brussels area
The firm of 'Cluff and Cluff has
been engaged as architect for the
medical ce!itre. '
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Bill lfatk Will Succeed Him At Brookside
rartner7defeaTed Mts Jeln
• of 'Bruc efield •, a .vice-president
of the•Huron Riding Association.
' A: third 'candidate for the .norn
ination',. former Middlesex '.Coup--'
ty!warden Wilson Hodgins:from .•
Biddtilph ToWnship, withdrew.
Before• the' last federal eleCtion •
in 1968, two. Middlesex County •
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,he has 'been acting as comptroller
of the Arrow Leasing Ltd :. a car
and truck rental firm. He was in
the Canadian Army for five years
during the second world war.
About ten years ago, Mr. Her-
bert purchased,the 'William F.
IvlacDonald farm on the 4th of
Kinloss and has been a summer
resident in this community. He
is quite familiar with the village.
He is married and has two grown
.daughters. •
Her Herbert's basic salary will -
be $7600 plus additional salary
for the highway. accounts auditing •
and the'arena bookkeeping work.
This is set up on the same basis
as'the former clerk;There was
a:$O00 increase. in the basic sal-
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