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THE VOICE: OF TEMPERANCE
Word has come yip from the
south end of the. County that .ore
of our County newspapers is ad-
vertising :the Christmas 'Seals
...campaign. 9tizr is commendable.;
. What s • n • commendable' is ` that
'this advertising is sponsored by a
brewery. This is 'some' more: of
the brewer's so-called good will
advertising, How they do try td `rDear. Mrs. Graham:..I`his will
'ingratiate' ithemselves ',with 'the ...
• • acknowledge your letter of Dec.:
;public. Doubtless it is'for :'their 6. together with the. enclosure
good, to `be associated'with the.l, of all
�Christma$ eats campaign or any Containing the signatures
ti our ptuPils.
worthy cause: But the good cause
isre'ud.iced `uch association.
prejudiced Y;
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"The' people of Huron: are quite.
cable to 'support their .own Christ-
.mas seals •campaign_ Without any
help from 'any.brewery.=Advt,
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THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL,, LUC'KNOW, ONTARIO'
CULROS$
GETS HYDRO 'FAST
1VIrs, Arthur Graham, (nee
Grace Haldenby), Who is teaching
at Westford +school in Culross, got
prompt action in vobtaining hydro
for her schoo;I,•• through a letter:
to Hydro chairman, Robert Sawn;
ders. .
It seems thatMr. Saunders, sent
out. 6000 letters to school • prin-
cipals, throughout, Ontario appeal-
ing to them to- stress"'upon pupils
the need to conserve• hydro pow-
er • at school and: at home.
But Westford students and tea-
cher baven't
ea-cher';haven't enjoyedthe benefits
cif hydro,.. and they.decided to tell
Mr. Saunders all.' about it., SO.
Mrs. 'Graham and . all' the pupils
old enough to; . sign their names
seat him `this. letter:
"We the teacher and pupils "of,
10, Culross;' Bruce County,
received' your letter .regarding.
saving of electricity.
In reply, we ;wouldlike to tell
3'ou pf. . our school:,; There are 30.
of us, ally grades,:. going^to a coun-
try sellooh. We do wish you could:
visit us and just see' & w.•g oomy
it is with no hydrven • .the.
ones1-4n•4the : 'front': seats cannot.;
see. the boards ' some days;, Our �
Seatsarealllfulhso We,.:.can't -move
any closer.: We have so few ,bright
sunny ` days, • from.:October , to
April, Several hav'' had. to get
glasses in- thelast few=years: and
TRU11S., DECEMBER
ospital'ty is,:an. art
oca-Corm maks it so easy
Ilsli!riad bow sl C.s. 6 nadir wast II Oleg*
the nurse says that th ` -. ision. of
many. is just on the derline:
Not only is it , hard: to see, but
it is: so depressing and gloomy.,
"S•o many of the schools around
have hydro., Why can't we? Our
trustees': (township' area) have
signed up : for it ,,quite a while
ago. It ' is in most of the ' farm,
homes in the community. It' is
in the next farm to the .school..
"We do wish ; you would :'help
us get Was we , do need -it ; so bad -
1y: The doctor took a light survey
and says we certainly. ;need it.
We'll ibe •:very saving of ,it.•':
"Would it be ,possible to' have
it begin• . the •new year? The tea-
cher ,can't
'eacher,can't wok very long,,after:
4 as it gets .dark • too quickly.
Please . write to us soon and tell
us We can have it.,Wishing :you
the compliments of the season"•..
Two hours after, the ,letter had
reached his .office yesterday, the
hydro chairman 'told his secretary
to take this letter:
...BORN
MOOEEL,tn Wingliam: ' General
Hospital, ori' •Thursday;' D'ecem�
+bey
7th, to Mr. and Mrs. •Ulmont;
Moore, R. 1, Lucknow;:a daugh-
ter.
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nwif nes sans dis::sante trig•
GODERI""CH . BATTLING ' WOR
,GODERIGH 'PH
will. enjoy the ,benefits ofelec-
tricity and only 'regret that you
did not have it before this".
"Well",'. said the hydro chair,
man, "somebody will. have to save
power some place else 'to .make
up' for it': but what else . could I.
do?. With children,' I'm a push-
over". � ush
over".':
CAR"BADLY DAMAGED
While proceeding west ,9n, NO.
9:::highway two .miles west of
Walkerton', last Tuesday, a:' car
driven •and owned by; Alvin
chis, Ltcknowwent
trol on:. the icy surfa
over and smashed . ' a•
..
pole .No o ,one • Was inju
age amounted to •325.
Constable Jack •Harris
erton investigated. ;• —
Herald Times.. •. .
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"May I say that. the matter was . .
dealt 'with. this 'afternoon and we
do " hope :that• powerwill he'
stalled for your] school next week. • •
This; -. we hope,. will. be: a ' nice
Christmas present to the children;
of S.S. No. :10 Culross': •
"Thank you most sincerely for=
your very; kind letter; and •'lest
wishes • for a Merry Christmas and
a 'Happy'New, , Year for you and
your, pupils, I' hope' your school
on Guaranteed
Tryst .Certificates:
ISSC EIS "frir any.athount , for a term of
five years ..: guaranteed both as toprncipal
and interest .:.. Interest cheques walled to
zeac�i i rders on due date, or, at holder's
option,' may be allowed to :accumulate at•'
compcurad 'interest. '.
An •ideal' investment for:
Executors • Individuals • Administrators'
Committees • Corporations
Trustees
Cemetery Boards • Hospital Boards.
THE
STERLING TRUSTS
CORPORATION
372 Bay Street, Toronto 1
.
Slippery road surfaces, unfeivourable:weather condition!
and early! darkness, combine with thoughtless driving t1
make the .late, Fail' and Winter. months the. most'dangerou
period ,of the'year.
For your own safety and the safety of, other. road users-
•
pedestrians ",an motorists observe : the ,' following sug
gestionss'
'.wet, : snowy` or icy road;; surfaces
driveat reduced"speed.
..ti When stopping, apply brakes lightly and
intermittently. Jamming' on "the., brakes ::
may bru j. about a skid;.
'Keep wihdshield a d 'windows free of.
snow.and ice outsi • e:and fog and frost
inside.. > .
gym. •
e
4' Be sure that brake _
• s ste nng�mechansm
-rind-tires -are Tri safe condition . to •+help
Offset the extra hazards of Winter driving.
O' .Ni' T' A R I O
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DEP•ARTNIENT. OF HIGHWAYS
GEO. H. DOUCETT
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