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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-12-26, Page 13contribution to the village. adding that his work on the..' Maitland' Conservation A.uth- .j ority was especially corn - mendable. Crump' •told council' `he ..; enjoyed his work on village. busins he -said he hoped council would be able .`to. appoint someone. to take his .position 'who "would show a mind of his own''. • Kevin,both at homer. He is also survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Irwin, of Kinloss Township and- a brother, Grant of Clinton. The funeral was held on Monday from the IvfacKenzie and McCreath Funeral I Iome with Rev. Doug Kaufman of Lucknow United Church' of. ftciating, •Burial followed In Greenhill Cemetery. • Johnston Bros. [Bothwell Ltd,1 Phone Phone Wardsville 693-4383 Kotnoka 471-3059 Dungannon 529-7947 Washed Materials --Crushed Stone Cement' Gravel Crushed Gravel—Road Conitracters aw a i'rudwow Sentinel, Wednetola►Y,. December 26, 1,979-'-FMe 13 Iluron township man dies, pmned by truck A Huron Township man was killed early Friday even- ing when he was pinned between his pickup truck and a farm swather. Harvey Johnstone Irwin, 50, of con- cession 1, ,Huron Township, was pronounced dead at the scene. There were no witnesses`to the accident which occurred in Mr. Irwin's yard about 7.10 p.m. Friday, July 6. It appeared Mr. Irwin was standing 'outside his -truck when the truck went in. motion. Mr. Irwin attempted to stop the vehicle and•when the truck collided with a.farm swather parkedin the ,yard, Mr. Irwin was pinned be- tween the swather, and the Open tennis courts Lucknow Reeve George Joynt . cut. the ribbon on Sunday, July 1, to officially open the new Lucknow tennis courts at Victoria Park. The courts were .constructed through the jo efforts of. the Lucknow and District Kinsmen, Kinettes and Leo Clubs. The .courts have been in use for a week but there are 'still some odd jobs . to complete before they are finished. Project co-ordinator Rod McDonagh of the Kinsmen Club stated the total cost of the two courts` would be between • $14,000 and $15.,,000: Upon completion, the courts will be turned over to the Village of Lucknow and the three surrounding, .town- ships. ' The Kinsmen' are assum ing the financial responsibil- ity and have had support •from the Kinette . and Leo Clubs. Funds have been raised by means of the circus and. Sumrnerfest put on by:, July. the Kinsmen and Kinettes and the Leo Club's bike -a - than. The Leos are also donating the receipts of their three summer dances to the project. • McDonagh feels it • will take two to three years to pay the, cost of building the courts. Public donations have totalled $225 to date.. At present the courts an. open to the public wiithotn charge for their use. The clubs involved ask the public to respect the rights of those waiting to. play so the courts ,are.not monopolized by those ., playing.• . The three clubs,,who work- ed to build the courts are not interested in forming a ten- nis club said - McDonagh. Depending on the popularity of the sport,. lights for night play may be added at a later dater This would most likely be a project taken' on by one. of the service:clubs, McDon- agh added.. cDon-agh..added.: 7,00katten, traitorpull•afterwards. He said council door of his truck. Treleaven and four sons, Mr, Irwin is survived' by Richard at home; Glenn of his wife, the former Jean ' Kitchener and James and, Charged with theft A Toronto man has been during a break' in and theft in charged with break, enter Wingham. and.theft following aninvest- . Goder ich detachment igation into a theft from the questioned the man follow - residence of Brian Gammie ing the. Stratford arrest and in West Wawanosh in June. he admitted to the theft at Most of the articles stolen the Gammie home in June. were recovered when Goder- The police then searched the ich OPP searched the man's man's Toronto residence and residence in Toronto. The recovered the missing articl- man was stopped in Stratford es. by .police who were doing .a The man is being held in routine car check following a custody in Walkerton County break in and theft ' in that Jail until July 23 when he will. city, Articles stolen in that • answer to charges related to incident were found in the the Stratford, Wingham and man's car as well' as articles : -.West Wawanosh incidents. Crump resigns from council William Crump servinghis second term on Lucknow .Vil- lage Council ` has resigned citing personal and business reasons. Mr. Crump and his family plan to move to Wing ham at the end of July making him . ineligible to serve on Lucknow council, Chairman of the' Lucknow Hydro. Commission and a member 011ie arena board, Mr. Crump served'as coon cil's representative on the Maitland .Valley Conserva- tion Authority. Reeve George ' Joynt re- marked that' everyone has not always agreed on council matters but they were always Attendance at this year's Lucknow Molson's .Point Ser- ies Class . A tractor pull was Yips by. 2,000' people over last year, when about 7,000 people attended the two day event, . July 21 and 22;` ; Sponsored by the Lucknow, Tractor Pullers' Association, the .pull was held at the tractor pulling . park just north, of the village on Havelock Street. Willard Sallans, Kitchener provided his colourful `com- mentation When pullers com- peted fora total purse worth $10,975. . . • The _ Lucknow team of Glenn.. Porter and Art Helen New doctor Dr. M. Corrin and Dr. J. McKim are pleased to an- nounce that Dr. Donald T. Jolly will be practising family medicine as their associate at the Lucknow Medical Centre. A graduate of the IJniversi of Western Ontario School Medicine in 1977, Dr. Jolly has just completed a two year residency program in f artily medicine. He has attained. his Certificate of the College df Paiinily • Practioners. A native of Exeter he is mar- ried to the former Christina Cann of Exeter. tooka third in the 9.000 lb. modified class.` on Sunday with The Noisy Lady. r On ' Saturday, the Noisy Lady placed ninth- in the 7,000 .Ib.' modified. Ak .Helm's: V=12 Packard took a fifth in • the 9,000 modified' . on Sunday after .placing sev'en.th, in'the 7.000 modified ,,on Saturday. Henry Hendriks, R. 7 Lucknow, placed seventh in. the 1,000 modified Mini class" on Saturday. - Sponsor refugees.. able '.to •have a cup of coffee received the resignationwith regret. - • He thanked Crump for his ..,Thefts on weekend *from page 9 The de Bruyns realize there may be difficulties in sponsoring refugees. They know they Wray encounter racist , attitudes and they admit they didn't know' what to expect. Sir Mrs. • de Bruyn, "You know you will face pfoblems but you have to deal with them as they come along." "If you decide not to help because of the problems involved you will never try anything," she adds. The de Bruyns aren't looking for any credit -for what they are doing. They decided • they would try to help give two people, the opportunity to start over. Three • breakins in the 'VIIage 'over the weekend resulted. in theft of close • to 5706. Grain bags were slash- ed open when vandals gained access . to 'Anderson Flax Products by breaking win- dows. : . An estimated . -$255 in equiprnent and coins was stolen from Luckngw Mach- ine Shop when thieves broke in some time on Saturday or Sunday. 1. They entered through the south garage door. Between 2.30 and 7.30 a.m. on June 24, thieves entered the Sepoy Restaur, ant through a broken window stealing an estimated $406 of property and causing about $50 damage. Small amounts of American money,a calcu- lator, five full boxes of Schneider's steaks,cigaret- tes, chocolate bars and gum, tools and . a tool box were stolen. w• No arrest have been made in the incidents and Kincar- dine QPP are continuing their investigation. For all your building needs contact: Bore Bros. Construction CUSTOM BUiLDERS HOMES - COTTAGES ADDITIONS RENOVATIONS - FARM BUILDINGS 529-7894. OR 529-7177 Three hurt Three Lucknow people Were treated in . hospital : for injuries following a two -car collision at the intersection of Bruce" Count"y. Road '1 and Concession. 14;. • Kinloss Township, ;Tuesday;evening. Edward McQuillin,• a driv- er of one of the vehicles and his wife Jane; were taken to Kincardine and District.Hos- .pital and treated for major injuries... Grant Mc.Quillin, a passenger in the car, was , treated for minor injuries and later released from hospital. The ; driver of the' other • vehicle was Douglas J. Mc - Ewan, Holyrood. cEwan,..Holyrood. Damage was estimated at $2,500 for each vehicle, The : Kincardine detach- ment of the Ontario. prov- incial police investigated the accident and charges were laid.., Relief fund The Lucknow and District Lions Club raised $1,000 for the Woodstock -Oxford Coun- ty Tornado Relief Fund at a dance on Friday night. ;Donations will still be 'ac- cepted according to Lions president., Lorne Cook, how- ever, donations must be made before September 13 to qualify for the Ontario Prov- incial government's assist • ance plan. Money collected ' by the fund prior to that date will be matched y the Ontario government three to one. Donations will be accepted at Schmid's Jewellery Store in Lucknow up to September 13. • 1979 CUTLASS SUPREME, 2 door ,' 2•. 1979 CHEV IMPALAS 1979 CHEVELLE " MALIBU CLASSIC 1979 PONTIAC PARISIENNE, 3 .with air, 1 without 1978, CAPRICE , estate wagon 1978 LA :MANS,. 6 cylinder. 1978: FORD LTD 11, .4. door sedan 1978 CHEVELLE; 6 cylinder 1977 CHEVELLE, 4 door 1977 OLDS 88 ROYALE, 4 'door 1977 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door 2 1977 CHEV IMPALAS, . 4 door 1977: DODGE MONACO, 4, door with air 1976 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door hardtop 1976 LE MANS, 2 *door 1976 OLDS 98, full power 1975 CHEVIMPALA 2. door 1974 PONTIAC, 4 door TRUCKS 1979 GMC, Y4 ton pickup 1979 GMC, 4 x 4, 14 . ton pickup 1977 CHEV VAN Q . 1975 HI CUBE CHEV VAN 1975 CHEV, ' ton van '1 BRUSSELS MOTORS BP Service Station - Phone 8876173'