The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-11-20, Page 21Y. NOVEMBER 20, 1,14
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
ELECTION
WILL BE HELD IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF HURON
laNDECEMBER 2, 1974 IN THE FOLLOWING PLACES
1
lets to Con.
itokeon. 2,3 and 4
lit 2
Ids 1 to 48, Con.
Ito Oini. 6,7 and 8
lots 1 to 37
9, 10, 11, and 12
4 end 5
•i.rf. IatS 1 to 10,
A
Nt6and7
lots 11 10 22;
• Bob Rutledge residence
1 Lot 25; Con. 2
4
tilted nsite of Alma
Ilagan Bosch, north to
X (tilt A
iNti. sad 9
Lots 31 to 67,
Immo pH will be held on Saturday. November 23, 1974 at
tides Office. Lot 33; Concession 8.
poRs mil be open fram 11 a.m. to 8 pm.
Huron Township Hall in Ripley
Gordon Fry residence
Lot 22; Con. 12
Lighthouse Variety Store
Verner rown Residence
Past of Lot 1, Con. A
Bruce Beach Store,
Part Lot 41, COM A
•
EARL TOUT,
Returning Officer.
FORT FROM
IN'S PARK
f MURRAY GAUNT
R. HURON - BRUCE
IMES WAS Wee,k at
Mt was the announce-
eintip was cancelling
itita =gm& trains.
111*It &man Govenunent
carr corporation
Krauss-Nlaffei AG of Munich were
both committed to spend large
sums of money on research of the
train which would then be picked
up by Ontario, according to Ontar-
io's agteement with the comPany.
The Minister of Transportation
and Communications.. John Rhod-
es, subsequently announced can-
cellation of the S2.5 million transit
test project started on the Canadian
National Exhibition grounds.
The Government now has to
decide whether to risk Grunions of
dollars to build their pet transit
NOTICE OF POLL
Minis bortby given to the Municipal Electors of the c
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD
1N THE COUNTY OF HURON
SMUG more Candidates have been minim' ted to
itte klioiting offices than the number rewired Ito fill
tos„..itettfore polls will be held at the times and places
1111=iN. Woe far the purpose of electing the holders of
tita.
6,11
[ VMS FOR WHICH POLL W BE HELD
REEVE
• COUNCIL
ADVANCE POLL
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23. W74
#t de Ate off the Clerk, R.R. 3 Goderich
REGULAR POLLS
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2. 11974
t:11-Isseard Ms' holm Residence
Hail
Ranter "be
41 --Nm Petrie Residence
1---Iennis babe Residence
•t.--Wiraso Parrish Residence
•1/-ittes, Nen MacKenzie Residence
ti
fl
hit
1141'.
from 11 o'dock am. until S cede&
PROXY APPLICATIONS
has been •appointed a voting poasY maY
• Wer than 5 (Mock in the afternoon of
to receive a certificate to vote by ProxY-
14 band tbis Mb day et November, Mt
• DONALD M. SIMPSON
Returning Officer
17;issir t
Kincardine Man
Died Suddenly
WILLIAM D.. CAMPBELL
William Duncan 'Campbell of
1058 Sutton Street. 'Kincardine
passed away suddenly on Novem-,
ber 3.. 1974 in Kincardine District
General Hospital as the result of a •
heart attack.
• He was born on January 6. 1911
in Greenock Township and was a
member of the Kinloss United
Chiirch.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Mary G. Bannerman, and
'two daughters Mrs. Ross (Helen)
Forster. R. R. 1 Lucknow. and Mrs.
Jim (Linda) Collison. Cambridge
(Preston). Two grandchildren.
Bradley and Jason Collison also
survive along with. one brother
Dougald. R. R. 4 ;Mitchell. and two
sisters. Mrs. Ben (Margaret) Rut -
fie; Kincardine and Mrs. Ab
(Katharine) Fritz. R. R. 1 .Atwood.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday. November 5 from the
Linklater Funeral Home, KinCard-
ine, with Rev.. Robert Clyde
Officiating. Burial was in Greenock
Township • Baptist Cemetery.:
Pallbearers were Duncan Camp-
bell, Dougald Campbell. Linos
Kraemer.. Glen Haldenby. Albert
Colwell. and. Frank Colwell.
Flowerbeaters were Ron Stanley.,
Jim Fritz, Doug Bannerman. Jim
McEvratt and Delmar Lindsay.
vision. For the 'moment theprojeet
is on the shelf. probably for four to
..six months, while. Mr. Davis. and
his'colleagues assess the risks and
its , of going • ahead with the
project alone..
At this point Ontario is left with
drawings, test equipment in Mun-
ich'. future rights to the systeni,
and more than - two miles of
concrete footings at the C.N.E.
• The Krauss -Maffei conceptsold
to Chum:to. and to the Premier
personally. in 1971 was to provide a
fully automated. driv-erless , transit
system controlled, by computers
and elevated by magnetic susoen-
• Sion to provide a smoother ride '•
than wheels.
Ontario hs been refunded Sa.5
million by. Krauss -Maffei toward
((Money Ontario has .spent at the
C.N.E. test track. .
Liberal Leader Robert . Nixon
called on the Government to
abaanion the whole project • "alad,
Save our taxpayers an aura:mark-A
amount of money-.
• "Look at the waste of funds on.
the Spadina Expres-sway that's still •
just sitting there / after three
years,- he (continued
Ontario Housing Minister. Don-
ald Irvine, came under strong, and
pronged Willa in the Leure
(This' week when he said the,Ontario
Hmsing Coil:potation' 'did tIktt
praise indiaidualty .properties it• ,
bought in the South Nlitbdin area.
The deal ga%e tt,bree related devel-
opment companies a 51 million
profit ire a matter of ntortths.
.41toeether the Government
bought 72.300 acres for land bank-
ing and future development, and
paid up to S-.000 per acre 'for the
land.
The Oppa_sition dared that
0.H.C. • sis buying land by Tback
toota bargaining-. and that the
Corporation Turk-ltase-s. land by
Chrtstatis
Seals heEp sap. -
pint p:,sut Ts
v.ar Qt.1 artd Ftt,'
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