The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-01-17, Page 7THE...imcKNow'sENTINE‘f LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.: SAGE SEVEN. EpNEWAT; JANUARY 170 101
CHRYSLER DODGE PLYMOUTH
WINPAM ONIARIO
• PHONE.357-3862
1972 CHRYSLER 2 door hardtop, fully. powered
1969 DODGE .Coronet 4 door, 6 automatic with radio
1968 FORD Custom 2 door, 8 automatic, power steering
and'brakes
1968 PLYMOUTH 4'door, 8 automatic and radio
1968 VOLKSWAGEN with radio
2 — 1967 DODGES, 8 cylinder automatic with radio
1970 ARIENS snowmobile
GERALD • H. WOLFE
:PALMERSTON -- 343-3632
ALL ENQUIRIES CONFIDENTIAL .
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Arnold Highman Realty Ltd.
Kitchener, Ontario
CRAWFORD MOTORS
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1st AND'Ind'IMORTGAGES
• BOUGHT, ARRANGED, ,
AvAILABLE, S., .RESIDENTaL,
- ,IMPROVEMEN- ETC .
LUCKN9W INAUGURAL
CONTINUED FROMPAGt 1
$40,000• for current expenditures. 'S * *
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A grant of $400 to the Lucknow;
Agricultural Society and $200 to
'the Lucknow Horticultural. Society
was authorized and is available
upon request
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M,• Harper and Co. was f•
appointed again as Virlage Audit-
or for 1973, A. E. Herbert was.
appointed as clerk-treasurer and
( Mrs. Charles Webster as Deputy-,
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remuneration will re-:
Main the• same for 1973. • $500. . .. • , . per, year forReeve .and $350 per
year for each Councilor. $10 is
paid .for special meetings.
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Emp were left'
over u eeting With
any in retroactive until the
first of.the year..
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Floyd' Milne requested and was
granted an increase in the pay-
ment for garbage collection 'from
$55 to. $60 per week. Mr. Milne
Thursday. and Friday .on
the', garbage collection, ,provide.s
his own vehicle and hires his own
'help.
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.POrter's Septic TankSry eice.,
who have been providing the vil-
lage with a'snow rernaval.serviee,.
advised Council of a-rate increase
for some .of their services; loader,
was $9 per hour, new.price $12"
per hour; backhoe, was- $10 per
hour ,, new price $13 per hour;
bulldozer work remains the same
at $15 per hOur.
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loyees salari
ntil. a later m
decided .in this regard..
A motion was passed to contin-
ue with the Porter service if and
'when required. •
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A letter •from ReeVe 'George'
Joynt expressed his regret at "not
being' able to attend' the inaugural
meeting; • He extended best, wish-•
es qo council. and offered sugges-
tions On several orders of business.
One of these Was to consider by-
law prohibiting the operating of
snowmobiles in. Liicknow after
11 p.m Mr. joynt reported •
inany *complaints about the irres-
ponsible actions Of snoWmobilers.
Councillors discussed the matter
and agreed withIhe seriousness
of the problem. They deCided
to go the route of• a warning and
appeal to snOwmobilers before
any.by=law was passed. ' Acting-
Reeye 'Eldon Wraith recommend-
ed that a letter be sent to the
local snowmobile chib expres-
sing thanks of council for their
actions in the past in the
policing of snpwrnobilers and
their atterripts at eliminating the
problem as much as possible. It
.was suggested that the club again
assist with the problem as much
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Some discussion centred around
the possibility' of converting
GRADES 7 & 8'
They are busy doing public '
speeches. Two or three will be
-picked to say their speech in
i the auditorium.next Friday.
INDUSTRIAL ARTS •
At this time of year the Grade 4 : 8 girls take Industrial Arts for '
I three weeks, instead of Home
Economics. The •Grade 8 girlt , •
are Making book shelves, letter.
holders and copper foil pictures.
KINDERGARTEN CLASS
The Kindergarten Class has just
started painting, and taking "time".
There are colourful bulletin •
boards in the room.. One was
done on Humpty Dumpty.:''
-OPEN AREA
This room includes grades one
to four. Grade 2 is doing a pro-
ject .on Animals. They had a
"Games Pay" where all the child-
ren brought•their games; this took
place after recess on .Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. After the
'excitement, of Christmas, the
children took. a 'while getting
settled but now they're quiet
and hard at work.
HOME ECONOMICS
The Grade 8 boys are taking
Home Ec . 'instead of Induitrial
Arts. They are working on the
sewing machines and are also
ceived in revenue. It was dec.d,
ed to carry on with the same dog
tagging and dog control by-law.
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Village Works 'fore Ma h
Cliff Crawford, was again appoint
ed as trench inspector for the
muniCipality.
as they could'.
73 dogs were.' tagged in the :
village last year. $322 was re-
lochow Central
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• ColiseumComplex, Exhibition. .Parli.Toron
iANUARY 3' 1 FEBRUARY
Sponsored by o,k.F.E.b.A. FOr R'egisttation Ca,rds,.y see your fl6aresi ilea ler.
For further infOrmation •rite to', CANADA FARM & INOUSTRIAL EQWPMENT SHOW, 481 UNIVERSITY. AVE, w
eception of Mi. and Mrs. Greg Zion to Kippers to visit their
Jervis (nee ,Peggie Hodges) on cousin Mrs. Ross Chapman (nee'
Friday evening. They are cousins Grace Coleman). Mr .Chap -
f the bride. Mr., and Mrs. Greg I man's funeral was' on Thursday.
Jervis are now residinjin i Mr. and Mrs. LaYerne Pent-:
Mrs. Marshall Gibion of Luckno. Land from. Detroit visited the Pent'
visited on Saturday with Mr. and land families here this weekend.
anc family of Seaforth visited ' Sympathy is eicpreised to Mr. •
Fred King was taken and 2sirs..Tam Culbert, Cheryl
al .Hospital on. Thursday.,. Hii death of 'MrS. Culbert'S father,
;ife has cared for :him at home Mr. Lorne NeWbigging, at his
urins a lengthy illness. ; 'home in Listowel, On Sunday
arrpularice to Goderich Gener- and Lynda, due to the sudden •
Congratulations to Mr. and morning.
s.. Stewart Curran, R. R..#.1, CEMETERY -BOARD MEET
ngannon, on the birth of a baby The Dungannon Cerr4tery
girl' Janpary S, 1973, at Goderich Board met on Saturday afternoon
.M.• Hospital; and, also for their annual Meeting at the
o N.!.r. and Mrs. John MacDonald home of the secretary-treasurer.,
Mrs. J. M. Reed. Regular busi- (nee Linda Little)' Whose baby
irl arrivetVanuary ll, 1973. ness and new rules and regulations
were discussed.. Chairman Arnold 93 YEARS OLD
•2,iipriie Jones will he.93 yeait o f. Hugh•Mc.Whinney for the co
s.hine changed conditions. Roger Pentland, who is recuper-
Chem liquid ernbroidery for sev and ,gftls this week end. Mr. and
Ones, at the home of ,Mrs. C.Bar Mitzba forAube, ,the 13 year
storMy until Friday when the sun, Synagogue in Toronto
ed to this remarkable lady who . isdrs. Thos. yebster accompan'
Reeps house for her son Melvin. ' red Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bradley
age. CongiattilatiOns are entend- year. •• .
eral former friends and some new Mrs. Bradley were guests at the
Lucknow, demonstrated Trim visit Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thomas
Blake, 614 son of Mr. and Mrs. Len .
Harvey and Eldon Ritchie of in the sunny S'Outh.
On Sunday, January 21, Mrs. Stothers asked to be replaced by
On, Thursday Mrs: Harvey Mole. of. Goderich to Willowdale to
Last,week Was Ver cold and Flick, at Shomayim Shaarei'
On Wednesday Mrs. Robt• Tuesday by plane, with,.
in accornpanied her 'brothers from Detroit to have a.holiday
y
• ating from his recent illness, 'left
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SChOol
cooking pancakes and.other
goodies in the kitchen'.
SPORTS
Borden Ball..Teams have been
organized and have played one
game which took place last Tues-
da,y.' There is' also a Floor Hock-
ey team and a :garne was held on
Monday.
BAND
The Band is practising for a con
cert that will take .place later on
in the year.
lessons. Thecourse has only •
seventeen lessons - only four
'more to go!
TOps Meeting
Regular meetings of Tops were
held Januar-Ord and 11th with, '
Queen, of the Week being Mary
Hackett and Ella Hackett , respec
tively..
Mayme Wilkins won-the hair
appointment' for losing the most
weight' over the Holiday Season.
DoOr prizes for the t WO weeks
were w on by Eunice Cunningham
and me. Wilkins
Charm bracelets for losing over
:20 lbs.:were awarded/tO Barbara -
Emberlin and Mary Hacketi;3
frigerator Charms (6,Consecueiye
week's( loss) Barbara' Ernberlin,
!Mary Hackett; Scale Charms .
;second 6 consecutive week's loss;
Barbara Ernberlin, Ella Hackett;
Queen of.the Month Charin
(DeCember), Shirley 'Hackett.,
Programi were given by Anna
Johnstone' and Wilma Clark.
Betty Ernberlin arid 'Margaret
Black led in 'exercises. •
Kenneth Hodges received injur
ies - cuts., to his left hand and •
orn ligaments in the arm, When
caught in the, elevator at his, mill.
Qiiick thinking prevented' more
serious injuries when a.custorner
shut off the power immediately.
Mr. and Mrs: Jerry Kettle and .
Sr,and, Mrs. Clifford Kettle of
Leamington attended the wedding
Caught Arm
In Elevator
DUNGANNON NEWS
Maple Grove L.Q.L. 1044 held
a euchre party on Monday, Jan--
limy 15th in Zion Orange Hall
With 7 tables' in play. '
High lady, Mrs. Wilfred Hack-
ett, high gent „John Ritchie, low
lady, Mrs. Jack Errington and '
Mrs. Allan Ritchie tied, low gent
William Irvin. '
The next card party will, be /
held in two weeks.
Card Party
-FRENCH
Grade 7 are learning words' for
the winter season. They learn -
their • lesson.s by using telephones.
OPPORTUNITY CLASS 1 11 they do well they get bori bons'
(candies). Grade 8 are nearlY The Opportunity Class was busy
finished reading and writing in
Mrs. Wm. Wiggins, and on Sun- We are happy to know Mis. Pent ,. [the village tractor for• snow remov putting up a cheerful bulletin 'French. They done thirteen 4
day Nil. and Mrs. George Ribev land is feeling 'wonderful' again. ' al work but nothing definite was board in the main hallway.
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