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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-03-19, Page 18tt ENJOY THE BEAUTY OF PANELING IN YOUR HOME 11 Prefinished Wall Panels Size 4" x RUSTIC PECAN $7•68 Per Panel NOW IN STOCK 6 inch x 6 inch B.C. Red Cedar 'in lengths up to 20 ft. JOHN W. HENDERSON LUMBER ,LTD. Phone:528-3118 Lucknow EUREKA CLEANS 4 WAYS . . • better 4 Settings to Clean all types of Carpeting. ‘• LOW Cleans LOW . Nap Carpeting NORMAL Cleans NORMAL Nap Carpeting V HIGH Cleans HIGH Nap Carpeting SHAGS Cleans SHAG Rugs ALLMETAL CONSTRUCTION Ball Bearing Motor * • • ••••••• m:•••••:••••,•%.5,4 •... •: i011trinept, nain., : "' . . • ' • • ••••• ' •••••• ' •••.";z•••••;.•'"' "U:ze.•••.F.,•••••.. Greer TV and Electric Lucknow Phone 528-3112 • PAGE EIGHTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Edmonton Funeral For Lucknow Native LES PETTER SHOES GORDON E. SMELTZER • Funeral services were held in EdMonton for Gordon E. Smeltzer, .78, Teal .estate and insurance 'man. Mr. Smeltzer As born, raised and educated in Lucknow area and served in the First' World, War with the 160th Bruce Battalion. He was the son of Will Smeltzer and Marcella • Reid. Gordon was ° born in Ashfield and attended . elementary school on the .9th of Ashfield and at Belfast. He later resided in Lucknow where his father operated the Ford Garage. Following • discharge from the' armed services, he went west in 1919 and settled in Morrin, Alberta, where he established a real estate and insurance business. .In 1920 he married the former Bessie Stickney of Morrin'. In 1928 the Smeltzers moved to Edmonton and in a few years he established his own business in the city which developed into one of the largest insurance agencies in Northern Alberta. He served 'as director of the Alberta Insurance Agent's Association during its early years. From 1934 until the time of his death, Mr. Smeltzer was a member' of the, Edmonton Lions' Club and served as president in 1937-38. He was involved in the original planning and development of the Lions' Snnset Cottages for senior citizens. He' was also' involved' in . the Pee Wee. Hockey League in F,Amonton which included taking his turn at coaching. Following the Second World War Mr. Snaeltzer took a keen interest in flying and by 1947 he had earned his private flying licence.. He served on the board of directors .for the Edmonton Flying. Club and became a lifetime member. He was also one of ' the founder of Gateway Aviation. Ltd. and remained active in its opera- tion• until 1959. • Wheri he retired from flying at the age of 72 the records declared him' to be Canada's second oldest registered pilot. Mr. Smeltzer was an ardent golfer who continued his active role in the sport until the time of his death,. He was a member of the Mayfair Golf Club' where he competed annually in the senior golf tournament. In 1960 he emerged the winner; of the coveted Judge Walsh Trophy. His years of retirement were spent in Jasper and Hollywood, Florida. . He is survived by his wife Evelyn, of a second marriage, one son, Keith and two daughters, Mrs. R. (Helen) Williams and Mrs. R. (Jeanne) Johnston all. of Edmonton. There are seven surviving grandchildren. / Funeral service was conducted by Rev. A.G.S. Edworthy, followed by cremation. Lucknow. LORNE REID SOME RATEPAYERS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 a workshop to be' held 'on Mara 24th to acqudint them with the , method of distinguishing damage to livestock by wolves. • A petition from the Township of Hullett to have a.. bounty placed upon wolves destroyed in Huron County was approved by Council, and the Clerk was instructed to contact the Ministry of Natural Resources in this regard. A motion by Councillors Cran- stpn and Hickey authorized the Road Superintendent to advertise for tenders to crush, and haul approximately '13,000 cubic yards of gravel, the ad to be placed in the Daily Commercial News for one week and to be submitted to the Clerk or Road 'Superintendent by Monday, March 31, 1975 at 6.00 p.m. On Motion of Councillors Hickey and Cranston the Road Superin- tendent was authorized to advertise for tenders for the supply of a road grader, ad to be placed in the Daily Commercial News, for two weeks,• and tenders submitted by Monday, March 31 at 6.00 p.m.. The Clerk was instructed to contact Mr. Morris of the Ministry of Treasury, EconoMics and Inter- governinental Affairs' London of- fice, in regard to a meeting with the Village of Auburn trustees to set up a proper system of administration for the Village. The road' accounts were ordered paid on- motion of Councillors Stothers and Cranston. A motion by Councillors Foran and Cranston authorized the Reeve and Clerk to apply for a Supple- • mentary Subsidy Allocation 'of approximately $10,000.00. By-law #5, 1975, was, given third , reading and finally passed on motion of Councillors Stothers and Foran. . • This by-law authorizes the collec-: tion of a special rate on Lots 16 and 17 concession 9 to cover tile drainage loans. The following general accounts were passed for payment on motion of Councillors foran and Stothers: Treasurer of 'Ontario, tile drain- age debenture, 184.95; James Devereaux, salary, 87.47; Receiver General of Canada, CPP, 1.06; County of Huron, share of extra assessments taxed, 31.10; Ontario Hydro, replacing Dungannon lights, 289.24; Lucknow Sentinel, printing cheques, 68.48; Maitland Valley Conservatitin Authority, 1975 levy, 661.49; Lois and Edward Wise, Rec. committee account, square dancers, 30.00; Mrs: Mary Jacobs, Rec. committee account, square dances, 210.00; Village of Lucknow, W. W. share 'of arena tractor, 135.40; Huron Plowmen's Association, 1975 grant, 25.00; Lucknow Agricultural Society, 1975 grant, 75.00;• Jos. F. Hickey, convention expenses, 120.00; Jam- es Devereaux, cutting trees, 66..00. ROAD ACCOUNTS G. Humphrey, salary, 719.22; M. Lyons, wingman, 503.81; James Adams, snow plowing, 1266.00; C. Nicholson, plowing snow, 1584.00; M. Lyons, truck rental,, 10.80; Whitechurch Sand and Gravel, sand, 54.55; Durham Hardware, oxygen, 14.00; Bell Canada, tele- phone, 20.77; Ontario Hydro, energy, 152.47; Joan Armstrong, bookkeeping, 32.00; Receiver 'Gen- eral', IT; CPP; UI, 371.36; N. McDonald, sanding, 144.00; Bill McDonald, labour-sanding, 31.90; Greer TV and Electric, repairs to humidifier, 7.25; Mrs. Eva MC- Quaig, used humidifier, • 15.00. • Council, adjourned to 1 April at 8.00 , p.m. JOAN ARMSTRONG, Clerk. Phone 5284011: SHOE REPAIR THIS WEEK IN. RIPLEY • CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14• . • cottage in the Point Clark area some overheated stove pipes were threatening to cause a more serious fire. • Saturday presented a nice sun- shine day for the big farm • machinery sale held for George,and Bob Emerson at Purple Grove on the 12th concession east. A year ago this winter Richard, Edmiston retired from the Canad- ian Armed Forces and, back from Germany, moved into the former Harry McAllister house across the road from the Ripley Chopping Mill. He purchased .the property from Frank and Danielle Mattel who moved to Tiverton. At present he is doing some interior remodell- ing for shortly he will be leaving on a trip to Spain. This pait week Dick informed us that he and Jean McGuire of Montreal were married on. Tuesday, February 25 in Goderich by. Judge Carter. At present his wife Jean is teatting at St. Laurent, a suburb of Montreal. She will finish her teaching career there'at the end of April. Then Mr. and Mrs. Edmiston will be in Spain on May 30 on a• delayed honey- moon. And at the same time they will attend the wedding of his WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1976 KINSMEN vs 1949 PEE WEES HOCKEY GAME SUNDAY, MARCH 23rd LUCKNOW ARENA 1 P.M. youngest daughter Margaret in Madrid. She will marry Thomas Frias and 'they will reside in, Garrovillas, a suburb of Madrid. , Ripley folkS extend their congratu- lations and best wishes to both couples. On this Wednesday, and Thursday, March 19 and 20, the Ontario Pork Producers Marketing Board will be meeting at the Airport Holiday Inn in •Toronto. Members from Bruce will be attending. As one of four members on the Ontario Resolution Commit- . tee, Austin Martin will attend. Austin also attended a meeting of the committee in Toronto last t week. The' Bruce County branch recently met in. Walkerton and Keith Weedon of Paisley, who is chairman of the Ontario Board, was officially appointed to represent Bruce. 'a Mrs. Evelena Wyld is presently visiting in California. This past week Mr. and Mrs. John McRae of Wayne, Michigan visited with Nora and Niels Frederiksen in Ripley. * * * * * * A Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Langley 'of Port Hawksbury, Nova Scotia have been visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Langley and Iaian in the Nicholson apartments in Ripley. C.G.I.T. BAKE SALE AND RUMMAGE SALE SATURDAY, MARCH 22 10 A.M. UNTIL 4 P.M.