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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN Egg FEBRUARY 13 197 4
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ink ts Township Hold Regulor.Cotiricit MeOting
ion grant. $50.00; R. V Walden
1973tax rebate on .cottage burned
$80..84; Lucknow Sentinel, swirn-
Ming advertisement $1.75; Bruce ..
County Treasurer', printing costs
On Einergency Plan $25,00; Jack
Wraith,. 5 fox bounties $20.00;.
Township of Kincardine, Kincard-
ine - KinlOss 1970 Assessinent
$37:8.9* Luckndw' Sentinel,
advertisement and suppliei.$8 .76;
DOnald Huffman, 3 fox bounties
$12.00; Donald Huffman I wolf
loss,TOwnship Council met
gular session at 7:15 on
uary 4th, the reeve and all
11 present.
er the Minutes were adopted ,
cilaPpointed Harold Smith
d• foreman ,until Frank Schu -
er is again able, to assume
11 responsibilities as road
Inendent.
e Clerk was instructed to not-
a l Wilson of Ontario Hydro
nstallation of another street
light in Whitechurch. It was
decided to request Bruce County
Highway Committee that the
speed limit on Bruce County Road
No.6 be increased from 5.0 to
60 miles per hour. from Holyrood
to Ripley.
The following accounts were
ordered paid: F. MacKinnon,, tel-
ephone $20.75; Wm. Evans,
att; waste site $60.00; W.A.
Hamilton, fuel Twp. hall $109.10;
Bruce County Plowmen's AsSociat-
marsra.,
salary
bou
ntyand
h $55s.e0a0r;c F.e in Re McKinnon,gistyr past
Office $383.68; Doris McKinnon,
clerical $29.25; Ed. Wise , dance
instructor $36.00; Mary,Jacobs ,
caller's fees $70.00.
HtpHWAYS:.F. Schumacher,
.pay less deductions $645.47; Har-
old. Smith, pay less deductions
$664.84; David McKinnon, pay
less deductions $579. 80; Chas.
Schell, pay less deductions
$166.21; Jas. Murray., pay less
deductions $159.51; Gerald
Doelman, pay less deductions
$149.88; Ron McQuillin, pay less
deductions $131.73; Receiver Gen-
eral of Canada , Unemployment
Insurance $111.70, Canada Pensipn
Plan $114.16 , Income Tax $315.85
Huron and Kinloss Municipal
Telephone System , township
garage $15.90; J. W. Henderson
Lumber Ltd. , lumber and glass
$73.51; McGee Auto Electric ,
seal beam $1.78; Lucknow '
Sentinel, advertisement $9., 01;
J. D. Craig Equipment Limted,
grader repair $132.52; Domtar
Chemicals Limited , salt $131.41;
Murray's General Store, miscell-
aneous $13.64; .McArthur Tire
Service, grader tires $509.32;
Ron Machan Hardware:, oil $4.22i
David McKinnon, mileage $6. 30;
F.' Schumacher , 'telephone $3 . 49;
Jean Schumacher, clerical $27.00
B.P. Oil'Ltd. , diesel, gas etc
$872-.59; J. A. McDonagh, Mun-
icipal Floater policy $859.00;
Robert Symes Construction, haul-
ing salt and sand $136.00; Town-
ship of Kinloss, Kincardine - Kin-
loss...1970 assessment $294.05;
Dominion Road Machinery Sales,
plow and grader rental $1;177.00;
Ray Stanley, snowplowing etc
$982.00; Frank Freiburger , 'weld-
ing $49.92.'
The meeting adjourned unti).
February 18th at 8 p.m.
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Clerk - Fraser MacKinnon
/ David Cowls Wingham., receiv-
ed injured ribs while 'playing
broorpball at the Wingham Arena.
Kenneth Harrison, age 16
Gorrie , lost control of a car he
was driving on Huron County Road
7 and struck a tree near Top Notch
Feeds.. Mr . Harrison- was admitted
via ambulance with multi laCer-
ations to .facg and, right leg,
• fractured left leg, concussion and
shoCk. A passenger , 'Gregory
Stephens, age 16,, Gorrie , was
admitted via ambulance with
facial lacerations and injured
ankle. Investigated by Wingham,
O. P. P. Ricker
Randy Zinn age 16 , R. R. 3
Wingham, lost control of his car
February '6 on Ccincession'6 and 7
of East Wawanosh, broke several
guard rails and 'went. into a deep
ditch: He received contusion to
hips and .arms and, Was adMitted to
hospital.' ..
Frank BorigertMari, R.R. 3 Tees-
water , received painful injuries
to his right leg when a tree he was
felling , fell on his leg. .
ZION
Treat injuries
At Hospital
Grant Rumble , Wingham , driver
of a car on' Highway 4., between
Wingham and. Belgrave, attempt-
ed to make .a left hand, turn and
was struck by another car' on -
Fe,bruary 4.. Mr. Rumble suffered.-
shock, but was later releases'. •
Mrs. Linda Rumble, Wingham,
passenger in the car , received a •
whiplash injury , but was later
released. Investigated by Wing-
ham 0.P.P. Arponen.
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L'UCKNOW, ONTARIO . WALLPAPER AND C.I.L PAINTS PHONE 528.3434
EARLY HISTORY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
only entry.
The story about Lucknow which
was written in 1879 and was found
in the Archives, lists the names of
a few of the district pioneers who
played an important role in
building a better community more
than a century ago. It is a pity '
there is so little known about them
now. Some of their descendants
are readers of the Sentinel. Old
trunks are bound 'to contain early
records which would be of special
interest to the Ontario Archives.
If you have any records dealing
with the early settlement of Huron
or Bruce, I am sure The Sentinel
will be glad to hear from you, and
pass along your information to the
appropriate local committee.
Mrs. Morris Jerome spent the
week-end in Hamilton visiting
friends.
Bryan Ritchie completed his
2nd semester at 'Ridgetown Coll-
ege and is how enjoying week's
holidays at home with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey'Ri'tchie and
Mel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Radcliffe,
Tom and Jim of Guelph spent
Saturday at their farm' home.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wilkins
visited his sister , Mr. and Mrs.
Hpward Carlaw of Paisley , Sun-
day. afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Swan and
family attended the Carling Curl-
ing tournament held in Listowel
on Saturday morning. They visit-
ed in the afternoon at the home
of her brother , Mr . arid Mrs.
Terry Emmerton of Harriston,
Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Stanley of
.Lucknow visited with her aunt
and uncle , Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Cook and family , Saturday .
evening:
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