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Pape t 7 Defer building application Ask residents to bag garbage
Dog tags are on sale in the
village of Lncan this week and
council Seta new rate of fees at
Monday's regular meeting,
Lucan sets dog fees,
The tags for 1974 will colt $4 for
a male or spayed female dog if
only one .anirnal is kept and $6 for
a female if the only animal owned
by a resident.
For any additional .dog the
charge will be PA each regar-
dless of the .sex of .the
The fees previously in effect
were )',for the first male and .$5
for any additional and $6, for the
first female and $8 for each ad-
ditional,
The charge for a kennel licence
was raised from $12 to $14,
Considerable discussion was
held .do the dog tag Issue With
councillors having information
on fees charged in other
municipalities.
Councillor Clifford Abbott was
against much of a raise in the
kennel charge, He said, "they
should get a break, Their dogs
are contained and cause no
nuisance. We only charge others
because they de cause trouble,"
Kennel licences in— some
communities cost as much as $25,
Reeve Ivan Hearn pointed out
that ,people without, dogs also
contributed to. the cost of animal
control and added, "anyone with
more than one dog Should pay
considerably extra."
"Let's push the dog catcher to
GUIDES ENROLLED A new group of girls was enrolled into the Huron Park Girl Guides Wednesday
night. They are, from the left, Teresa Reed, Kim Schell, Michelle Godin, Darlene Smith, Roxanne Hippern,
Jeanette Smith, Carolyn Riley and Sharon Salvona. T-A photo
4-H clubs cook up storm
with soup, meat pies
By MRS. DAVID KESTLE
CLANDEBOYE
Two of the 4-H clubs met
Saturday morning and cooked up
a storm French Style Onion Soup
and Tourtiers (Meat Pies) were
served by the Global Gourmets,
and the Foreign Fillies made
Grand Peres, apple dumplings
and -Tour tiers. 4
The Galloping Gourmets are
one meeting ahead and Thursday
evening they tried . Finn and
Haddie with egg sauce, and
English Trifle with raspberries.
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at Centennial film
The movie of activities in Park-
wood • and McCormick Homes )
sponsored by the Women's
Christian Association as a
Centennial project, was shoWn in
both homes last Thursday. •
Lucan was well represented in
the McCormick section by Mr.
Veitch, a former Bank manager,
Mrs. Roulston, wife of a Lucan
United Church minister, and
Miss L Abbott, who was for many
years a Lucan T.A. correspon-
dent,
The movie began and ended
GRAND BEND
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Has applied to Ontario Hydro for
Rate Adjustment
Effective on all bills rendered
on or after May 1, 1974
This adjustment is due
to increased cost of, power
.labour and materials
Rev. Holfland officiated and Mr.
& Mrs. Bob Hodgins are the
parents.
The Millsons gathered together
Sunday to celebrate Eugene
Glavin,'s birthday. Among those
attending at Clarence Millsons
were Mr. & Mrs. J. Glavin , Ann
and Donna; Mrs. E. Glavin and
Leona; Mr. & Mrs. G. Millson and
Mr. & Mrs. R, Millson, London.
Mrs. Wm. Siriipson received
word her cousin Ken McNair died
suddenly in London.
Correction:
In last week's paper an item
read Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cun-
ningham. It should have read Mr.
& Mrs, RoyCunningham.
do a better job and then we won't
have to penalize the people,"
added councillor Harry Wraith.
In this'regard it was pointed out
that about .a dozen dogs had been
picked up recently by the a.nirnal
control officer of the Ieonclort
Humane Society and some
charges laid. The fine is $10 for
dogs running at large. ,
Council has declared, that next
week from March 10 to 16 be
PoStal code Week in the,village of
Lucan.
The move was made at the
request of postmaster Jim
Robertson, He passed on the
following information.
"The Canada Post Office has
finished coding all of Canada, so
'the Postal Cede Sorting Machines
will soon be in operation.
Your mail posted without' the
addressee's Postal Code will
cause delay in mail service. The
Post Office wants to make sure
you receive your mail on time, so
we need your help and co-
operation.
Just make a list of your out-of-
town friends, relatives pr
business acquaintances, bring
the list to your local Post Office
and we will do the Postal Coding
for you.
If you need any information on
Postal Coding we will be pleased
to serve you. The Postal Code for
the Village of Lucan and rural
routes is NOM 2J0.
A postal code film will be
shown at the Lucan United
church, March 13 at 9:30 a,m. as
part of the Learning for Lent
series.
Delay Decision ,
The application from. Bernard
Avery to renovate the former
Hedden store property was
deferred for a second time due to
a lack of parking.
Avery had planned to have two
commercial offices and four
,apartment units in the building
but showed only three parking
spots.
He brought a letter from the
Lucan planning board to Mon-
day's council meeting which
approved his reduction of the
number of apartments,
Council will be recommending
to the planning board that the
application be refused unless at
least six parking spots are ob-
tained.
New Pool Filter
Councillor Harry Wraith a
member of the arena board told
council a new filter system will
be installed in the swimming pool
this summer at an approximate
cost of $6,000.
Wraith added there may be a
1 possibility Of addittg"V second set
of floodlights to the ball park
area. He said fastball activities
had increased considerably in the
last couple of years.
Reeve Ivan Hearn agreed and
said a studrshould be made of a
second lighting system. ,
Ask to Contain Garbage
Lucan residents are being
asked to secure garbage properly
before putting it out, for _collec-
tion:
In recent weeks, garbage at-
tendants are having trouble with
papers blowing away at the waste
disposal site because they were
not packaged properly.
Everyone is asked to co-
operate by putting garbage in
bags or boxes and not loose in
cans.
In other business, council:
,named Doug Johnston to replace
Robert Taylor as a member of
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the. Lucan arena board for the
balance of the term.
Acknowledged receipt of $300
from the Lucan Lions club to
assist in defraying expenses of
the 'crossing guard at the Lucan
public school,
Girl Guides
The Girl Guides held their
meeting in the Parish Hall Lucan
with 11 girls and two leaders
present.
Mrs. H. Cunningham and Mrs.
Linda Shinehouse demonstrated
crafts with alphabet macaroni.
A hike is planned for March 9.
Personals
Dave Hall, Mr. & Mrs. Clare
Cook, Detroit, Mr. & Mrs. Doug
Cook, Flint, Mich, Mr. & Mrs. J.
Stephenson, Mr. H.Robillard, Mr.
& Mrs. A. Charron and Mr. J.
Wright, Chester Sanders, Wind-
sor; Mr. & Mrs, F. Ford, Linda
Charron, Mr. & Mrs. Ernie
Perkins all of Toronto, were in
attendance at the funeral of the
late Mrs, Emily Kestle and spent
some time with Mr. & Mrs. D.
Kestle.
Bible Study will be held
Tuesday evening at the home of
with a parody Of Oh My Darling Robertsons. Rev. Madden will be
Clementine composed by Miss in charge. All denominations
Abbott. welcome.
The Rev. and Mrs. E.O. Lan-Janis
Lynn
Kestle
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caster formerly of Lucan were
among those who saw the movi,e:1 with
4 Tom Kestle was visiting too.
1 A rs.“ Wilfred' Ounnwgtiam, • is
doing nicely nowand we hone for
Girls' group plani. e peedy recovery.
• l Mr. &'Mrs. Paul Palrick and Centralia visit . family will be leaving the corn-
munity Saturday for Africa
The C.G,I,T. girls met at the where Mr. Patrick has been
United Church Tuesday evening, transferred.
They spent there time planning Mrs. Ruth Maines, London,
for the visit of the CGIT girls Mrs. M. J. Simpson, Mr. & Mrs.
from Centralia. The Lucan group C. Carter and family, Mr. & Mrs.
met with them recently and the P. Banks• and girls were Sunday
visit is pow being returned. visitors with Mr. & Mrs. John
Simpson, Rosemary and Paul,
SUNSHINE EUCHRE Rosemary was celebrating her
The Sunshine. club had a suc- 16th 'birthday. Kevin Carter
cessful meeting with 21 members decorated the birthday cake.
present. After a short business Mrs. Maines 'was visiting with
meeting, a game of progressive • Mrs. M. J. Simpson for a few
euchre was played. Alma days.
Hodgins and Fred Mcllhargey Luncheon was served to about
were the high scorers. Mrs. Allen 84 guests at the United Church,
served lunch. .,Thursday evening.
Mr. D. Little had Mrs. F.
Eggett and Kristine, London call
on him Sunday.
The annual dance of the
Athletic Association was well
attended Friday night.
Peter Earl Hodgins was
presented for baptism Sunday at
St. James Anglican Church.