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4UCKN,OW, • ONTARIOTHURS,, DECEMBER, 21st, :19.5;0
•Nomination FridaN REV. Mc]KERROLL's
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5 • YLIF IN FORMOSA
Six -Member PubIi School Board.
.The Lucknow municipal` nom -
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ination meeting' w`"ill be held ''on
Friday • evening Qt. .this week,
Nominations' for the various
(ices . will:. be. received for one
hour from 7.30 to 8.30,. and SO -
lowing that will be the.,ratepay-
ers'; h7eetfng, :•when 'momentous
year. in :school;.,-and.;village of
fairs' will be.'reiewed:
The .High School districtques-
tion trade this .a particularly
heavy year k for :the ,Council' and.
n,
Board of.,;..,Education.. As well
there were other Major .inuni-�;
cipal ,mg
atters, ; including t' h
c'
search for' a.. new`yell; which
rri'atter has yet to 'be 'finalized.. ''
Election talk seerns alincist no.n
exiSta.nti, and it appears that the,
PresentBoard is • willing, to carry
oft-^f-o"r-another`.'term ,. ,'
ectors so wish.
Require - New School ' Board,
The big question':mark": as to
election .'possibilities centres on ,
..the need' for..a new Public Saigon14,
..Board' of.six Members
At the' 'close of • the year the
Lucknow Board of Education
automatically ;ceases to exist.
This -Board' has. had the joint ad -:3,
minisftraton Of . both the'' High
and Public School:: The High
School, . effective ` January l s t,.:.•
comes: under the administration
of the:,District High School' Board,
comprised 'of representatives of
the five municipalities included.
in .the new ire$riet° hotilc-set p
Membership of this Board', is as:
follows: Robert Rae of Luckno �,.
T. 'J. Salkeld of West Wawanosh:
NO SENTIN
CHRISTMAS WEEK
In common with the policy
of
Many, other, Weekly :papers,
t-here;will be •np; issue of The
Sentinel, ., published. n e`'•t' .
�vicelc, 'Phis is necessary if ,we
art' to fie • al)le tci °chjuy :the t
'Christmas: holiday.
With falling on,
Miindayuntil .Boxing
•
ink; ohs(r. (cl `on!. TueSday`,''it
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• ivoulil j,x;, 0.1(, end (�l' tlir V (ek ' :
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to
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•5ia,rat that (it.irs:.tC ) ria4, bc: 14
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rnas, .the nc xt ' isuse of .The
Sentinel.. will be :on 'hurs-
:day, :January .4th. •
SIXTEEN PACES
In a "newsletter" `written' by
i'Rev. Hugh MacMillan of Taipeh,
Formosa, and published by the"
.Missionary 'Education•Committee:
'� of the •;Presbyterian ' . Church,
! there appeared, • the. following
'1. Paragraph: ' .
I
I The 'South Formosa. Synod' :this
i .year. discussed the ' question of
. ministerial ;pulipit dress,.', and de-
tided, •in; the interest. of econom e+
y,
and propriety' to, introduce'cleri-
• cal gowns,` Looking, around fo;r.
a.•' sample gown :t : copy, it was
, diseO'vered•.that ,I' ad in myos
p
session a 'Genet;: n '.gown, one
',.which T had never had occasion
. to `wear! And so, a ver hi,
xhistoric
•; mantle fell on ' the designer's
1ab,le for South Formosan mini
'sterial •v ear...Vou. May be inter--
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: e,3ted tri know ;heat the gown re.
--fe-i ret1- to.; was. inade in• Scotland:
in 1902 foil• the Moderator of lie'
, t
.: ;Church to.',attend • Services! in'
connection with:;the coronation of
Edward VIZ. Years'' after,: ft.
crossed • the Atlantic• to fall: on
h t e• Shouldersofr:' ;DD. T. L.'Mc-
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K'erroll when. he • was Moderator'
A'•Sentinel'subscri t.i n° is'. Your . x
P o Y of .�rthe • P'resbyterian• , .Church in
answer to .that
last rr>;inute gift"' Canada; As of'D.. -
g ne.. onald, Mc .
pi.oblem i Kerroll's s" b
oy (, wh
o became ,a
Henry jI
1iste'r Hughes" :of' . Kinloss,'D..R.
MacKenzie of. Huron Township:
and; A: E, McKim. and Dr. W. V.
•Johnsiton, The .first .five mem-
bers ' ere 'appointed by . their re-
spctive, municipal councils: Mr:
IV�cKim is 'the, Bruce County:
Council appointee, and Di: John-
ston
ohnstop is the representative : of the
Municipality , ha'v'ing the largest'
public school attendance.
-The Lueknow Public. School
'will come under the direction ofi
+ :
a . new= six -man public school-
Iboard;` which• must be elected
•
either' by -acclamation or • :ballot,
Nominations .for these seats
will be received at Friday.night's
meeting,: Retiring members -of. the,.
Board of Education;'who ,are not •
en the: District Board are eligible
for re-election to the: Public
;School' Board: They. , are .,Gerald
Rathv.relll, K C...Murdie, f , M,
MacLennan, Dr: James Little and
Mrs, Morgan Henderson; 'who
was 'appointed by County Coon- i;
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• In ari event of.an election it
will be held on New' Year's Day,,
Monday,, January lst, with bal
toting from'' 9, a.m. to 5 •.p.m. at
`the Legion -",Hall, the Municipal
Office and the Town Hall, in the
three. 'polling. sub -divisions..
THAT to` help Speedup up the 'work
at the '
post office. during the
Christmas rush, ' Postmaster
Cameron set aira box of elastic
bands beside the . letter 'drop;
asking the pC tic. to- putty bands
around• their fbtindles. ot.:cards,
and letter's. The response ivaS
91 endid 'and added greatly to
the speedy cancellation of such
:mail •For some' time. local post
office officials have asked that:,
'this be done, but it took that
handy: 'box. of elastica 1;o g°i i
the 'resul:ts. desired's
ZION' STUDENTS •. STAGED
FINE CHRISTMAS CONCERT
'Students 'of Zion School, with
Mrs. Qrville Elliott as teacher, as-
sisted by other talent, staged a•
most interesting concert in 'the
Orange • Hall . on : Friday evening;
that drew= a .full ,house. Ther .ev-
ening:
ev-ening._concluded'. with refresh.=
meets and. a • dance. '
Gordon''Kirkland Presided for
the following program: song . of
welcc me 'and :' ehoi uses by ":the
school; . chairman's, address; in-
strumental; Marlene Hunter; :re-
citations, Ernie .Magoffin, Chris
Raynard; solo, 'Carol • Gardner
Salo, Elmer Limbach; duet, Carol:
helm. and. Ernie Magoffin•mono-
Logue, Ross McDonagh; solo, Ev-
ans Helm; instrumental, Thomas
•Magoffin.; ' Carol singing and 'a;
visit frgm Santa ' climaxed ;,the:
concert which was interspersed:
by.. four -short skits and -,la
p ys
Those taking ', part were Bruce.
•Raynard,c David. Kirkland, 'Ross'
McDonagh,,.Doug Raynard,'.•C•arol:.
Gardner; Ernie Magoffin, 'Barry
McDonagh, Marlene Hunter,• C'ai.-
of ,Helm, Donald Kirkland.
missionary), 'he: later' passed • it
on: to me. So the historical: cloth
crossed another ocean! '
ami^+ `�.i:'.r il•.� yiiy�.�'"'�
• Itritirto
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SENTI NE
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THAT the logs;' being taken' out'
of the Jardine bush at Point
Clark by 4oe Weiler and his
helpers are being trucked to
MacDohald's mill for sawing.
• The lumber is 'being. 'sold in ••
Hanover..
THAT "•
Jack ;Cdfn�•�
�beXl turret,
:off" the "light, �: at Point filar •
g k.;
lighthouse the end h of the vcreek�
• as navigation. carne 'to..a
g close:..
There have" n-�
, been e , o, boats. :ply-,
ing• this. P ark .oft e h._..__.1 ak ,
•, , e for:' '.
several . days.
THAT Mrs: Wm. Kempton of
Goderich, who was 93•, in Aug
ust, still enjoys "'remarkably..;'
good health. The season's greet-'
ings:-ard. extended by'her} many
friends.
p_ •. ..
THAT .holiday : dances • will, be
held :as' customary by the Luck
now Fire . Company on Chxist-
'Inas .' and.. New Year's night... ".
THAT this ` immediate vicinity
'seems to; have been in the snow
belt at the week -end,;. when
'over a foot of snow • fell, Start-
late Saturday night; it . snowed
all night and flurries continued
throughout most of • the .day,, to
make knPp-dgep.-.aii ad'
ports from centres . a few : miles
to the north, south and east; in . '
dicate• that the 'fall 'was not so : •.
.heavy .as' in: the emmediate
vicinity .: of , ` :Lucknow:
• snow', fell: overnight .•mi..M'on-:
day, Its of the. `light and fluffy'
variety and .a:high wind could
sure whip up quite,'.a ' bliizard
—o.
THAT.,a gang. of turkey
pickers,"
have', this. -week dompleted the
job Of getting some 1700'birds;
ready : for ' market for have
Anderson.' Dave had a flock. of
over • 2000 birds. He is retain
rng • quite a number df birds
for breeding purposes and the
balance require ''a' .little. more
fitting ' before ' marketing.
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THAT
o—THAT meMbers' of the Young'
People's ' : Socies , of Village
Churches held a carol singing
,tour of.- the town on Tuesday ,'
evening.
ti o—
THAT the ,tables Were turned • on
Tues'day evening when ' mein -
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fibers of the Women's Institute
were ;. among those who sat',
down to an ""aluminum". tur-
key slipper.
,THAT skating was held on Mon-
day night 'in• the local ,arena;
to open. the season
o•
THAT the Legion 'is holding a
fowl bingo h the Legion Hall
tonight (Thursday) with 'tun:.
'keys as 'special prizes.
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THAI' ;we .had the' date, wrong.
last week On the arrival of Mr.
and Mrs; Ralph • Hodgin's little
;girl: it wasThursday, Decem-
b• er '7th,; not Saturday. By the
way, the littler girl's, name is
B• etty Jparl,
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