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TUE. LUCK—NOW'SENTINEL ' • LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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NOTICE is hereby given to the MUNICIPAL ELECTORS'
OF THE VILLAGE OF LVCKNOW that• in compliance with
the Statutes in that ' behalf 1 require. thepresence' of, the
Said Electors at the Village Hall in the said. •
VILLAGE OF IUCKNOW
at—the hour of Seven o'clock and Thirty, Minutes'
•in.the.;afternoon of
FRIDAY` DECEMBER. ' 9th
`1955, 'for one hour
For the 'purpose of nominating ' fit and proper persons for
the _Office of One Coiuicillor for the Village of Lucknow for
the year 1956, of which all Electors are hereby required to
take notice , and govern. themselves accordingly,, and 'if a
greater number of Candidates ,than required to'
fill the said
Office are'nominated , and make the required Declarations,
Polls ,will be ,opened` in : the f olloWing .,:places: Polling ,Subs
division No. One, . The Legion Hall; Polling Subdivision No.
Two, the Municipal Office; . .and' Polling Subdivision : No.
Three, the Village Hall, in the said Village of •Lucknow, on
FRIDAY DECEMBER 16th, 1955
and' will be
iven under
open from 9 o'clock A.M. until 5 " o'clock P.M. ,
— - is and—no : longer.
my hand this 30th day of November A.D. 1955.;
E. 1K.',ApNEW, Returning Officer.
'ASHFIELD CIRCUIT :.GROUPS
MEET ALLOCATIONS
The annual meeting, of the
Women's Missionary Society of
the . Ashifield United Church was
field in .Blake's' Hall on: /govern-,
'bet • 22n'd: The 'president, 'Mrs
-Geo: Twamley, was'in. the chair:.
Thee meeting opened by • sing-
ing a hymn with .Mrs.' Jim 'Boak
at., the piano. The• Lord's ..prayer
W,as repeated' in • unison. Mrs.
'Isaac : Cranston • read the : 23rd
psalm, . follewed. -by hymn .357
read : in unison. Mrs., Twarnley
led in prayer. • . • •
,Readings, were given by 'Mrs...
Jinn Nelson and Mrs. Chris Cook,_
a ` sol ' by ` : Mrs. Peter' 'Cook ,ac:
,cornpanied by ' Mrs. : Wes ° Ritchie
and a : pianos. election by Mrs.
Jim ,Boak. .. • •
' Mrs: Livingstone Menary read
the ..crorespondng secretary's., re-
port. Mrs.'' W. O. Hunter. reported
—ei
asur-er's-
re7ort .for. the three, ,charges:'
.Mrs.. • Jack ` McDonagh' •gave the
treasurer's report for Zion,.' Mrs.
Arnold Alton for Hackett's'rerid
Mrs.` H .iy urratt--:for- Blak-e's:
All reported' successful ' ,years MacDonald,
nn.: supplies, for bales. Mrs.
Cl ff
PORE...
TIMBER 'TIPS :
Despite , the efforts • of Dick J.
Abel, •who rolled, a$31 flat score,
Joan Cormack's. Tigers were .only
able to take. 1 point off Web -
stet's' Pole ‘Cats.
Bud Thompson' and Lloyd Ash-
ton were the big guns • in the
Beavers' 4 -point win over the.,
Gophers. Bud had a nice 633 flat
'score., .
A team effort on 'the .part 'of
,the. , 'Squirrels. gave them three
points off, eCoons. 'Charlie
•Short was hi for the losers
with' 623. flat
The ,Cubs came •within. two
.pins; of taking, 4, .points from
Hunter's Ohipmunks; as • they lost
the second 'game by that margin
and had to settle. for, three.
The Kangaroos .stayed in, a tie
for first place this week by tak-
ing three points from the Wolver-
• ties, Jack' ,Fisher • of 'the losers
broke .the high triple score for
the men .With' a tremendous. • '724
nat.' •
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thing that will benefit the youth
of the com'mun'ity" The motto;
pine nese - fci ar-d:..-.0n:
,the feet of its children" was tak-
en. by. Mrs, E. Errington: The
topie was taken by Mr. Jim -
'Donnelly :of Goderich, who its
practicing law. with his father,
Mr. Frank Donnelly. He enlight-
ened his listeners on "How to.
'make a will". A report on.� bhe
Cancer Society. meeting in God-
erich was •given by Mrs, :Cecil
Blake, Mrs. J. Finnigan, Mrs, C,
Fowler, A report• on the• Huron.
Coutxty. Institute rally, at ' Grand
Bend was given by • Mrs: Otto
Popp, Mrs, ?; Phillip$'. and:.
L. Ivers.• The lunch eominittee,
`were Mrs. 0, 'Brooks, s. Frank
Jones;' Mrs:.. W. - Pentland, `Mrs,
G.' Watt -arid, Mrs. E. Errington.
'$25.00'' was . donated to . the local
library fund. '
WiDNESDA.Y N'OV .39th,, 1955,
WHITECHURCH
lVtre aritir VFrs:. Clack _
and. Mrs,' Don Hayes and son.
Dewey' of Detroit ° spent the
week -end with Mr., and Mrs, Res_
sel . Ritchie and other relatives,
A large number attended' the.
•
play;' "Come out of your Coma"
put on by the Teeswater Junior'
Farmers in Whitechurch Hall last
Friday night: A. dance followed to
music by' Frank: Ross', orchestra,.
Mr. and Mts. Lawson Maiury,,
Mr. Kerry and Mrs. Virture of
Paisley visited :on _.Sunday with.
Mr., and Mrs, %Fl• • Ceultes,•
•, Miss 'Lease •,Jefferson of Don
nybrook ,spent the week -end with
Miss 'Marj.orie Coultes.
Mr.- Gib •Gillespie„ has been'.
under
•under•'the, doctor's' care with cpn
g:estion of the livings.,
Mrs. Leggatt of • Wingham vis`:
T'he,,,Dungann:ori COLT. met in ited on Sunday with Mrs, 'A, Me;
the 'church basement on Nevem- Quiilin, " o
giber 21st. The ..meeting. opened
Mrs. E. ` Schatz. is spending a
by repeating the purpose follow=; few .days this week with her rel,
ed by a hymn, The worship' ser- atives in .London.
vice was :taken. by Eleanor. Reed,
Minutes ' of the last meeri'g were We, are ."sorry to hear of the, •
read by Joanne Crozierti. and the misfortune of Nat Thompson
en • when. his, cabin treater burned.
last week;; • The contents were
nearly. all. destroyed.., , Q
The short' -handed Lions man- l: treasurer's report by . Carol Pent -
aged
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aged ,'.to split. '. their .points with !land. Songs .were sung and post-`
the Zebras, each team taking 'ers were made for the. Christmas
two: Stuart Jamieson • .of the concert. The meeting closed- with
Zebras • bowled a' 626 flat.. taps:'
' Team Standings • • Recent highlight of a service
Kangaroos 24 Cubs 24, :Pole in-,Dungannon..United.church,was
Squirrels .23 :Zebras 21,_ the:presentation to the congre-
-Cats. 23,
Gophers :18,, Chipmunks 16,, Wol- . gation of a new organ, ; "To the.
verines 15, 'Lions 15, Beavers 14, . Glory,of God, and in remem-:
,Coons • 11, Tigers •10, brance' ' of Crewe congregation
DIJNGANNON
TheDungannon :Women's Ass -
and all•will 'be able to meet .their U t d Church
sociation . of : the ni e -
met, far
as • taken `• b M
Chas. Hallam . and.. Mrs. Mark •Harvey Alton presided: Mrs. Clif-
allocat on
of loon wthe .Noven fiber. meeting at.
C 1lY.
rs`, the home of Mrs. Otto Popp. Mrs.
Berger. Mrs. Pwamley gave the ford Crozier gave the scripture
.prayer: There were .26adultsaid lesson.. Mrs: Arthur Elliott gave
'two children present the lesson -thought: ;Mrs ..'•Wilbur
• Rev. Dickinson took. charge of
the.. election of officers. The meet-
ing. closed 'with hymn . 681.: Rev.
Dickinson `pronounced the -bene-
diet/op.
bene -diction. Lunch was served . Eby
the. Blake ladies.
Officers. are: ;pits., ' Mrs. Jim
Nelson, trees:, . Mrs Cliff Kilpat-
rick; recording secs Mrs. ' Chris.
Brown read cards of thanks from.
those .• 'who' . were remembered'
during illness. It was decided to'.
hold a . quilting at . Mrs. G.'
Hodges'. Mrs. George :Watt gave.
•a••report on. the W.A..Presbyter.-
ial held at North Street United'
church, Goclerich.. Mrs:.G... Hodges.
and Mrs. K. Dawson also gave
Cook; ,' corresponding: sec:, Mrs: sketches of the meeting. ,Mrs: L
Arnold Alton; :associate members, Ivers, . Mrs: C., Crozier , and Mrs.
Mrs Warren Zinn, community M. 'Reed were appointed as: 'a.
friendship; Mrs. W. G. Hunter; committee :to arrange Christmas:
Christian stewardship, Mrs. -Bert 'remembrances... The December
Alton; literature sec., Mrs. Alex ting will be on December 9th
Hackett; supply sec.; Mrs.• W O.
Hunt•
• • Quite a 'few 'around here were
able to• • get their quota.. .of ' deer.
Langside Young. 'People's Society
The ' angs
Iide •Y.P.S.; met at.
the home, 'of 'Rev. ' and .1VIrs, Cas
well :en . Friday evening, ,Nevem-
giber :25th. The president, . James'
which amalgamated: with 'Dun-. Young, presided. The scripture
game*. congregation on. July 1,
1953, 'sandin graterful .recognition
of the faithful members and ad,
herents of the combined congre-
gations". Mr. Clifford Crozier,
on behalf" of '.the Organ . Fund
•committee,' made 'a formal pres-
entation of 'the . goldet' ; plated
plaque for the organ' to Rev.; ' Cr
D. Watt,the minister. •Mrs. 'Leroy.
Stingel, • organist; 'took,, her, place
at the organ after-the_.unveiling
Eby 'Choir members;' Lynda Blake;
Joanne. ;Crozier, • :Mrs.. ,Bert :Mc-
Whinney and, Lois Webster.
ai 4t 0= ►0,10tiOs .i►es?' a i►iesk 0r. e 's+Oseeti n.Ya n, esieisiise .'
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was: :read •.by ,.Dougl'as Simpson...
The : minutes were read.by the
secretary,, James:. Moffat. The of
fering was taken ,by' Miss Doris,
Moffat 'followed'. with the Offer-
ing prayer by• James; Young .The
topic was • given.bjy Douglas ,
Simpson. and Rev. Caswell dos-
ed the meting with prayer... The •
next meeting will :be • held at. the •
:home of; Mr and Mrs. James
Richardson on Wednesday, De-
c,ember 28th.: The Missionary con
wieners; Mrs. Farish' Moffat and
• • Miss . Sh i r.ley Scott,- are in . charge.;'
To The ..Electors Of
The. Village of Lucknow
I have en€ered the:.race for.'Reeve and solicit
'meeting a exchange x t your support; .' M . platform supported by my past '...
in the church with n�. � �
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Hunter. Missionary, 1Viontl}1y and of gifts :among the inem�`bers. Mrs. t record:.'
nap d; temperance
empepence sec: ,
Mrs Blake ttidy book Mrs., Hu h
No 'ttitttstic or til
)OSSt)le t)
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Cook, eleced-are: pies., Harvey P'omitie.
WorldFriends, Mrs.• Nelson Ray-L.Ivers gave aChapterin. • the
Alton'Press sec.;contest,"
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Mrs Chris i fey conducted a contest " Officers
Mrs. N. E. Thompson of. Lind-
• say' and •'Mr.: Fred Taylor' of Tor-
onto were week -.end' visitors'with
-Mrs.,.RT-..•.--Douglasand,_-.._1Viss
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A, ton; s ' Vice sprea, : ' rs.: v mar
:Brooks; . 2nd . vice pres.; Mrs: R.
Finnigan; sec. trea`s., Mrs.: Wilbur
Brown; assistant. sec.-treas., Mrs.
Will Cranston pianist,: Mrs. . Otto
Popp.,. assistant;, Mrs. D . Phillips.
flower eoizitittee, Mrs. M: Reed,'
Mrs. R. Irvin, Mrs. IL Eedy,
T. Webster, Mrs. G. :Hodges and
Mrs 'C.. Fowler; parsonage coip-
mittee, Mrs. Everett Errington,
Mrs: K..,Dawson, Mrs:'inni-
gan, Mrs. Johnston;.sick and vis-
iting committee,; Mr . Ross Eedy,
Mrs. M. Reed,' Miss Rebina
Sproul,' Mrs. L. Ivers, Mrs: H.
Finnigan, Mrs. ' L; Hasty, Mrs: J:'
Finnigan, `Mrs. F. Pentland; group
..leaders, Mrs. Cecil • Blake, Mrs.
Chester Finnigan, Mrs. R'. Irvin,
Mrs. Hugh McWhinney; auditors,
Mrs '.R. .Stothers, Mrs, • L. Ivers.
Rev. 'George Vfatt • addressed the'
members and instali
ficers, Lunch was served by the
committee, Miss: R. Sproul, Mrrt.
E. Errington, Mrs.IJ Phillips &
Mrs. • Hugh McWhinney:
Mrs, Arthur Elliott on Sue -
day 'gave ' a surprisebirtlhday ob-
servance to het: visitors in, ''cc-
ognition of het husband's birth-
day' 'that conies next week and
Mr: Roy .'MoCreight who had a
. birthday last wbek: 'Visitors were
Mrr and 'Mrs, Roy toC-rei-gh-t--and
1-lel'en of Palmerston; Mr. & Mrs.'
Cuthill, And Paul of Walton, .Mr.
. and Mrs, Harold ,•,1;;lliott,` south.
of .Dartgaixndn.. . • •r,• .
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,Women's Institute, Meets :
)Mrs. Lorne Ivers was hostess
at her home 'oil .Friday night for
the November meeting •of the Sr.
Women's Institute, Mrs . Richard
Kilpatrick was. in the chair. The
roll call was answered by "some -
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