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It was reported that all litera-
ture concerning the proposed sen-
ior, citizens houing unit had been
mailed out.
Council authorized $751
sign :for the front of the Mu
al Office.: •
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A bylaw was passed limiting
the weight on the Havelocy
Street bridge between Elgin, and
Canning to a 20,000 lbs. gross
vehicle weight.
Literature and prices on
lawn mowers was presented
discuSsed but no decision
purchase.
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Lucknow
Concert Band ,
Play Bruce County
Schools Last Week
On Thursday, April 12, at 9.00,
the public school members of the
LtIcknow Concert Bind left Luck-
now for a tour of various schools
in Bruce County.
They arrived at the Ripley-
Huron Central Public School at
9.30 for their first performance of •
the day. After this, they went
on to Port Elgin where they play-
ed for about eight hundred pupils
at, the Port Elgin-Saugten Cent-
ral Public School. After the
performance, the band members
hacr4an hour to eat their lunch
and tour the school. They then
viewed the excavation site of the
Nodwell Indian Village which
is being reconstructed just out-
side Port Elgin.
Next, they journeyed to the
Mildmay Carrick Public School
arriving at about 2.00. After
the program there, they went to
Walkerton where the group were
given an. hour and 'a half to shop
and haie supper.
The juniors were joined at
Hillcrest Central in Teeswater by
the senior members of the band
.for a short concert at, the school's
open. house.
A tired but happy group arrived
back at Luclmow at about 10.00.
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ham,
Reeve Joynt told Mr. Lyons that
any moves made' by council were
not intended to hamper plans to
erect 'a building, but that they
were done in the interest of pres-
erving that 'area as prime residen-
tial deyelopment which, in the
long run, would benefit the Lyons•
family.
"We are interested in control
of that area so lots can be soy'
by, you and houses built" was the
comment of the Reeve.
Some other points were brought
forth by Mr. Lyons concerning,
damage to his property when the
-new water well was installed. He
was promised that these would be
investigated.. Asking about a road
into the new home of Frank
Scott, Mr. Lyons was told that
council were obligated to do this
but had been advised by•Mr.
Scott that he did not plan to use
this home during the Winter and
so had left the road work until
this spring. Mi. Joynt said the
road would be taken to the Scott
residence at' present, and:if more
'development takes place in the
area, it will be extended..
•
Harry Lavis appeared before
council to discuss a Water drain- -•
age problem which exists on
Rose Street in the village. He
feels that tree roots might, have
damaged tile in an existing drain
on the street causing a serious
problem for residents' on the
street.- The-'Reeve stated that he
would check with the works
department and have the matter
investigated.
BOSNIAN - SNOWDEN
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest _Snowden;
R. R. 2 Lucknow, wistito
announce the engagement of their
only daughter Lit* Marie to
David Janies Bosnian, son •of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Bosman, 13e1-
grave. The marriage will take
place on Saturday, May 19 at
3. 3 0 p.m. at Donnybrook United
Church.
PRATT - MacINTYRE
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Mac-
Intyre of , R. R. 5 Lucknow are
pleased to announce the forth-
coming marriage of , their daugh-
ter Barbara Theresa to Mr. And-
rew Paul Pratt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Colin Pratt , of Ancaster.
The wedding will take place at
South Kinloss Presbyterian Church
on Saturday, May 12th at 3 p.m.
ROBINSON - McDOWELL
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDow-
ell, Belgrave, Ontario are pleas-
ed to announce the engagement
of their daughter, Janice Ferne,
to 'Mr.. Larry David Robinson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson,
Belgrave, Ontario. The
marriage will take place May 5,
1973 at.? p.m. o'clock in Blyth
United Church.
a parade with a. Kitchener Drum
and Bugle Corps, the pool open
mg, a barbecue and a band at
night.
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WEDNESDAY,, APRIL
Stanle
A bylaw authorizing the
struction of the swimming]
financed by the Lions CO,
also passed:
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1 -Councillor Whitby was 0
ed t'o look into the probabil
of securing and flying
the town hall.
Thanks were expressed
Council for floral remernbr
on their anniversaries from
and Mrs. Harry Nixon, Mt
Mrs. Percy Graham and fro
Bank of MOntreal for allot
remembrance on-the. openi
their new branch.
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ONION SETS IN BULK
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GENERAL
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THE MESSAGE OF EASTER,
IS
A MESSAGE OF HOPE
FOR TO-DAY
AND THE DAYS TO COME
Fire.Chief,George. Whitby of
Lucknow appeared before coun-
cil on several matters concern-
ing the fire department.
A firefighter's school is being
held for a week at Walkerton
April 23 to 27. Chief Whitby ad-
vised that two members of Luck-
now Fire. Department,' Ross Irwin
and Terry Rathwell, would attend
as representatives of this depart-
ment. He suggested allowances
of $125 per week per man plus
mileage for the two men who
would have to take time from
their work to*attend. Council .
authorized the money plus 140 per
mile travel expense.
Fire Chief Whitby requested the
purchase of a Power saw for use
by the department at an estimat-
ed cost of about $300., Council
approved this expenditure. The
saw, with special cutting blade,
would enable the 'Fire Department
to cut the top off a car in an
,emergency to release an injured
victim : It would also enable• the
department to quickly cut a hole
in a roof, something that is, not
possible with the present equip-
ment.
Approval was granted the Fire
Department to motorize the
reel for the small red hose atop
t.the truck. Jim Boyle will do
' this work. The reel has always
been operated by hand with some
difficulty at times, and it is pres•
ently slipping which makes it
dangerous for men to operate.
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Reeve Joynt *reported that Paul
Henderson day had been set 'for
Saturday, June 23 with the Lions and Legion co-operating to pro mote the day. On the plans are •