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• Dry. Cleaning Service
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Wili Continue Following The Closing by
Bill Nekon of Luclmow Dry Cleaners
Later Month
John McInnes of
Wingham Drive -In Cleaners
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Irifies to announce that pickups in Lucknow will
he made three afternoons per. week, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at the
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REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
BY MURRAY, GAUNT
M.P.P. HURON - BRUCE •
Legislation requiring quick
registration of snowmobiles, as
well as the licencing and testing. of
drivers was introduced in the
Legislature this week.
The bill sets the minimum age
for driving snowmobiles on public
trails at 12 and would make
helmets compulsory.
ft
would • also ban snowmobiles
frotn all serviced roads, except
those where drivers are specifically
permitted by municipal by-laws.
Among new proposals in the bill
are those requiring dealers to
register snowmobiles within six
days of sale and owners to attach
registration numbers to both sides
of. the machines.
The bill would ban snowmobiles
from all provincial highways and
secondary roads except those ex-
empted by regulations and . would
require drivers .to cross serviced
roads at a right angle.
Age restrictions would ban driv-
ers • under 16 from all highways.
under 14 from crossing highways,
and under 12 from. public ,trails.
The legislation also offers protec-
tion to property owners from
trespassers. ••
Driving permits may be issued to
those over 12 subject to examina-
tions.
The Ontario Government has
disclosed details of its second offer
to provincial civil servants.
The province has moved away
from a two-year agreement. offer-
ing instead wage increases of
betvideen 5% and 23% for 1975.
The Civil Service Association of
Ontario has been asking for
611/2'70..
• Tough new regulations proposed
by the Ontario Government to
eliminate fly-by-night travel agents
and tour operators have been
introduced in the Ontario Legislat-
ure.
Under the bill, travellers strand-
ed abroad by bankruptcies of travel
agencies. tour operators or airlines
will get their money, back from a
compensation fund amounting to
approximately SI million made .up
of contributions from the industry.
The legislation also calls for
licencing about 1.000 Ontario travel
agents and four operators. Air-
lines, bus companies and other
carriers selling package tours
which include services they do not
own such as hotel rooms and meals
will also require licences.
The Ministry will appoint a
registrar to head the licencing
operation. Filing false information
would bring fines up to 52.000 and
a year in jail for individuals
convicted and up to 525,000 in fines
for cOmpanies.
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LUCKNOiN sEtiarma
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• WILL BE OPEN
ALL DAY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 14 & 21
St A.M. TO 5 P.M.
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
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• NOTICE
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Is Now Available To
Serve Your Mechanical
Needs From 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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KOYLE'S SUPERTEST
Lucknow
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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Announces the opening of .an office for the practice of his
profession
• at
39 West Street
Goderich. 'Ontario
Telephones:
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Horne (519) 524-9640
P.O. • Box 305
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Kinloss Township
Council Minutes
. Kinloss Township Council held
its regular meeting on December
4th. the Reeve and all Council
present. After the minutes were
read and confirmed. the following
business was dealt with.
Lorne Eadie was engaged to
blow out the lane at the waste site
when necessary at 516.00 per hour.
The waste site will be kept open
every' Saturday until January 4th.
then the . last Saturday of each
month until the 1st of April.
Bv-law 11-1974 was passed im-
posing a special drainage rate on.
Lot 4. concession 7 in the amount of
51109.70 per year for a period of 10
years. to be collected in the same
manner as ordinary taxes.
Application will be made to the
Ministry of Transportation and
Communications for a supplemen-
tary in the amount. of 53000.00
subsidy payable to cover the
balance of. 1-974 road expenditure.
A motion was made to return
deposit cheque to Joe Kerr Ltd.
and Ray Rani -0. held on gravel
An Olympic
Lottery Ticket
AS A CHRISTMAS GIFT
$10
includes a gift card
and envelope
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contracts.
The clerk was instructed to
contact the County Clerk and
reqdest the Registry Office to
continue to make the list of
transfers available to all munici-
palities.
The following accounts were
ordered paid: General 3.068.48;
Highways 51.587.25: Drains
9.000.00.
The meeting adjourned to meet
again on December 16th at 7.30 or
at the call of the reeve.
FRASER MacKINNON, Clerk.