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Appoint secretary
The townships of West Wswanosh, Ashfield and Kinloss
have forged agreements to share the capital and operating
expenses for several of the soviets supplied for township
and area lesidents,
The townships and village share the costs of operating the
district fire department, the Lucknow Arena, the Lucknow
Medical Centre and the district recreation department
which suprvises the hockey and skating programs at the
Lucknow arena and the swimming programs at the Lucknow
Pool. •
Without the co-operation of the townships, the capital and
operating expenses incurred by these facilities would be too
• greats financial turden for the village to carry alone. The
village could not prOvide these services without the
assistance of the neighbouring townships; an arrangement
which is satisfactory and approptiate because, the residents
of the townships usethese facilities as much as village
•• residents do.
Co-operation among the four municipalities has resulted
in facilities and services being available in Ludlum* to area
residents, which many municipalities this size must forego
because of the prohibitive cost to only one munici frailty,
Lucknow would not have a pool, a skating dub, a minor
• htickeY program, a dentist, three doctors and an efficient
wen trained lire department if the four municipalities did
Mot share the costs,
Reeently•the township oirWest Wawanoth has objected to
paying 25 per cent of the capital COSI of a new parking lot at
the Ludlow'', Medical Centre,
According to West Wawanosh Township reeve 3, O.
Durnin an agreement ;vhereby the townships pay 25 per
cern of the capkal costs only applies to the cotnpletion of the
dental suite in 1978,
According to Lucknow reeve George Joynt; the agreement
for the townships 10 pay 25 per cent of capital costs applied
to the completion of the dental suite in 1978 and to an
• subsequent capitate:costs attributed to the Medica Centre,
Prior to the couple/don of the dental suite, the townships
paii120 per cent of the capital costs and Lucknow paid 40 per
cent, the same forint& used to share operating expenses,
The problem arises . because there. is no written
. Agreement, The Lucknow cletk-treasurer acts as recording
secrektry for the Meetings; of the Lucknow District
Reireation Committee and the Lucknow Arena Board, The
Lueknow Fire Board also has a r .ecording secretaty,
The minutes of the meetings of the Lowbrow' Medical
Centre Board however, are not accurately recorded by a
recording secretaty.
• The tneetings of the Medical Centre Board are attended
• by the reeves of the four filinlicipalities, The minutes are
• printedfrom notes taken on the various 1114900114 passed and
any of the four reeves brings these notes to the Luc -know
• clerk -treasurer who then prints up the nsinutes of the
meeting,. The Lucknow clerk -treasurer however, does not
attend these meetings, .
• The question of the sharing of capital costs arises because
there is no written and signed agreement starting that the
• four tminicipalities agree to share capital costs at the
Medical Centre on a 25 per cent basis- The only hint of an
. aveementisthat the prOpOSal WaS disclosed( iin the minutes
of the metro's in 1978„ when the municipalities signed an
• agreement to share the capital costs of the dental suite
based on 25 per cent each-
• In these minutes, the proposal to share alt subsequent
capital costs on a 25 per cent basis is• disettssed. lust no
motion is passed to this efftect and no :agreement exists in
• writing,. signed by the for reeves, •• .
les obvious that the ds..s. te 061111141 not have arisen if the
Medical Centre board had a recording secretary *dr as dve
i.utiovowe Arena Board, the Lucknow Distriat Fire Ward and
the Lucknow District Recreation Committee do, It is the fob
• of such a seetetary to make sure that such agreements ore
•made in writing„ signed and duly recorded,
• A lapse of memory or a misunderstanding in later years is
easily clard by referring to the stestitterg signed agreement
• or the minutes d the meeting, where a G171611#(11 hiaiS, been
passed owl seconded, •
The true meaning of Remembrance
Telegrams•
• Mr, &Mrs, Gaunt:
May 26, 1943.
Please be advised that your
son, Pilot Officer Hamilton L
Gaunt, has been reported to ,
• be missing in action folkw.
ing air operations on May 24,
Letter to follow• ,
Air Ministty, London,
June 3, 1943
Dear Mr, & Mrs, Gaunt:
• ft has been affirmed that
your son Pilot Officer Ham -
ikon I, Gaunt, is missing and
is now officially listed as
Killed -In -Action. Our deep-
est sympathy, Letter to fel-
low,
•
Mr Ministry, London,
. • lune 1S, 1091.13
Dear' Mr.. & Mrs, Gaunt
My name is Pilot Officer
Dave Deffray 1 was thank-
tonis wingman when he was
shot down May 24, He died
like a true hero, We were
strafing a German gun posi-
tion for a plawn of soldiers
when Hamilton's Typhoon
fighter plane caught a burst
of AA fire, His engine start-
ed to smoke and then bait
into flame, His plane rolled
over and exploded,' There
was no parachute, 1 hoped
Hamilton managed to SUP
vive, but he did not„
proud of your son Mr, and
Mrs, Gaunt, He was a good
pilot and died fighting for his
country,
• Pilot Officer Dave Dellray
471 Ground Support
• Squadron, Italy,
Clint Pewhess
• STUNT QUESITON:
"Does Ilemembraamee Day
mean mot* to you, why/why
nod"
"Of courseit doss's,. be-
cause of my friends who died
in the war. Remembrance
nay is very special to me,"
MO' t1fflilEng, leached
its a way it does bemuse
it makes yon realize the
people who died in the war
front this area. 1 never fealty
thought *out it• before.,"
LI* Thompson 13C
"1 really never though
about it,- les gond to rem-
reditrbees
ember those who died/'
Dips 'MAW
"No because 1 wasn't born
then," fildeloy lilaikon VS
"Not really because none
of my friends or relatives
were invelved,"
• Maths %legman* OD
, "No, it dowsn't because I
wasn't around when ,it hap-
• pened no one 1 knew was
involved,"
Karen f4esval 12E
"Remembranee Day ises,
peels*. impovtant W me e.
eausel saw a veteran cry at a
Remembrance Day Service,
ft was the first time 1 had
seen anyone, espeeially a
man ay andi t made me to
and think about what they
did for us,"
• Dios Chart 12A
"No„ because 1 haven't
been through either of the
wars.. 1 don't realize ,what
was like,"
Midenlayfor ini
"Yes, because we rem.
ember those who died in the
wars, 11. we don't honorer and
remember them, then well
• torget what war was like and
allow msrselves in he led into
another one,"
Aimee Pittitteir
"My :J. grietsther died in
the Fir•st World War and my
father was In the SOoni.1
World War * Remember- •
. anee. Day is vetrlitiportaitt to ,
me", Mr., Whys* fled.
Wog Viporgaest loathed
•• "We find , it diffitok t�
remember WO any. vivid ,
.t.neanittgbecauSe of a lot
. • involvement in, any recent
wars," • • Pad* larger affil
GityloMsettentle
• The reSponses to § totes,
tie'n Vierealmost tied for yes
and a& ft is 'true that we
(espeelallY the younger gen-
eration). remember what
those brave young Soldiers
did for' wheit they died
•during. both . World War§ -'
they fought for the irreedom
that we. .have today,. tut,
Wheit•yOn go to ..Remetn.
bronco Day .SeWttesi; when
Oa wear* ifitoPPZ,41f,In yo
• bow 'yew head for, ofo .one
minute silence,are you kijog
truthful in your rev.erertte .40
is it just a Oahe
DzW�kvis
On Friday, May 3„ 18.44„ a westy
horsenon,weating a clerical collar,
role towards the Chute* of Retkrees„
He was acomplete stranger to every,
Ito* in thecommunity, except Ofiffeatil
MacLeod,. and even he had never seen
the man, •
•
His name was the Reverend Peter(
Lamont, a travelling Presbyterian
minister who,. when the heavy snows
of winter no longer allowed him to
;frattke his profession, Wed in- a
humble lodging at Guelph,. Ontario,
He had started his jowtney shortly
• after dawn but be,canse of the swolkn
ereek.s„ had been unable to follow the
blazed trail route. Cbtlgegfilifdy,
was kited to make several dettonrs
and his journey tost for longer thon
ontitipated,
•
Guided by instinct ono travelling ot
dates through thiel bush, he sdrne-
tilde§ felt that he ,was completely lost,
waS only when he reached a
tontainnity called CaMPfieWS Cirolses
few scattered hoeiresteads am* of
Itrarraptort„ that he was fittafty &retied
• •to Ms destination- • •
The purp:pse n Ks long ride wog, tO
many Duncan Mottgod to the Young
schowernistress Mory'tfacKee„ Dar -
Mg the Wet period 'Math 14lociend
had Wowed Mu& to consimate
marriage, that* fildreeMWIVe the
•Reverend Peter Lament Wt6104:11 take
over Macleod's &des as. minister• of
the Moth of Reeked:ft,
Peter Lartio'nt foul MacLeod in Kt,
at& Ottnt the.gationt-to,fse was
both defighted and reed dist, true
10 his word, the roving ;smother had
arrived 6Y11 thtte,
Conversatti6a was proc*ed art in
the days oftfre e'ioneet-§„ and the
relate evaietkes
Or hirer-
estiwg irovfeiso w41,1. gratliv gineeetst-
rm.. MacLeod ..ffeed fatten
s§ Pete -14a red:la:Med the events;
a 1116 puiresc
• "1 eatne by way" of 'a very moll
settlement called • CompfMll's Cross
and it was in lam a countryman from
nate Aryll oihn pvinted the way.
I regret that t „was unableto give the
mato my mine. Although in the true
Christian spirt 1 bear no malice to
anyone, 1 am •always defensive
when speaking to people by the name
of Campbell, Ritter experiences some;
•times bookend generations,. ,and
many e,f my .kinsmew have
forgotten the suffering they endured
under the oggression of the Campbells,
of Argyll;
"1 wea§ under the impression It was
• The kaciNmalds of • • who were
the greatest victims of the treachery al
the ComPbeffs," Motteod said with
S*Mffe air of authority.-
Peter Lamont smiled, ElitO to this
day,. there ore Scotsmen who regard
the• Massacre Of O'Venens. as the most
horrendous oaten ever tywrevtakeer
tone caratptiells, 4 a protentara„ .
was re1u10iti 10pe,4110 out Madleors,
i1g11)4ffaffee 44. 513'611640 illijObItS1.-• • •
"It itree0" he said, "'there were
someMoot ko,nalds Slain in Gleueow but
the stovieSwhich hove been Mild Allow
that most unfortunate inti'dent hose
been enlarged to; gate.- irmtil they bear
trelarkweshi* to, the actual tact. Ity
comfatriison to what hammed to the
Lartionts„ the treassere of Gferrdbe W14
onlYatrulatir skirmish.. I think it was in
I6416) tat ttry 611011 Was harrawd,
the tolsaffed "Higfilared Traitors"„
They ogir4edi 6ff *bout 260 Lamont§ to
Woos* ansa mat/Aldred them at the.
Gaifto flit As at aldtV 06t11,, 11 bear
00'maifte, 13ia even today -there is>
sate enmity tail dyivii4 bowel the
CatiVhelis and tfte Lamont's. • .
• Allftft614 Note::
te rtial tre of ftltdrest to the reader to,
knew that Caw Csrobeill SJOGiee"
atile&fite' dee orowyr of Etrgisnd
and, in faitbininy estryilng out gbe
esplidit orders of the . English Rireg, •
"vete hated by ester Highroad craft. ft ,
has been said with some authority,
that if they had not *en So loyal, and
it the five thowsafidi bfade§ of the. .
Campbells had suppsIrted Carl% ,
Fdward Stuart Wormy Mose Olath•e))
during hiS daring and ituuteessfuil
March ow Lowdon„ there may have
been at different monarth ow • the
ek-Goe d Eregivra today -ire fitt„ the
Melt]•militia (Campbells)) fought MT
the side d the English at the &tole of
.Cullottert, Wednesday Mail April,.
1/416„ and thus helped to Obliterate any
dunce tg' the Stivartsreaseending the.
•throne.- In reality,. Cuflotlen saw the
end•of at etlatn §k§filiT vt,Ifith hod
endured for tent, •.- .That tt4ss
today; is only a figment of imsetnatikyn,
in the minds et the• romatrotks,
Whilst• th* were evegAgetil iri•'
ferningseiteg, there was, at ktreelic nide •
the door,. anti' Ian Jamieson and •
Kothleen 1ce0 interrupted the Ci1;113.:
seriattiOrr„ Atter ttle usoall imfrodat-
olio% and Preasantries„ Jamieson come-
•straigin to the pofm„ •
'It is our intention to attrold both.
the marriage etraffatly rle ' dftve1i'
aitild the weddincrete0iion of My
Ittsi 61111,tfitail) ansI fittOY1160- '
traW StiertfaltP andereATira4.- HONV6Velr,
vve alsO •wish to 1 MarrJed but
pr1oatelY1. and we prevail] uvion you tb,
II ry us tomorrow teetering in] Oar
future home whith is the General
gib'et.• fen n;§ terse you sec in
agreement ared at liberty to calitty out ,
Olve.
Thu,. the ddl'etiwg 611. gutting to
kedtreeu
as rice tiwgiivOng of at ffeW
NIdtou-re... woody tbe soil] but ako of
die people.. For ter die fife of man) thete.
tease• ako * begimeng and
mattei iicitify &Ili" and pitmen
starting. pint. •