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TIE LUCKNOW LTJC owa ONTARIO ; . .
BOYS' . L t PUTTS;.:. Woo --tweed. •. •ek1 ;ude. , The -rig
weight for school. Size: 2944*.
,..aQ• C ,
° . CLEARING J,INE; of. boys' ' sweaters and sweater • coats, .re
• duced to' clear. ' ' . • • ' ..
BOYS' ` GOLF. HOSE -Heather yarn `Size 81/2;"- 9, 91/i;
KIDDIES' CORDUROY' 'OVERAL S -Sizes 2:61 years Colors
$4
• brown, navy and red.. Reg "$2;,,,� Special•• r , . ° 2.00 6
..BOYS'' P'AR'KAS•. Danko, 'lue•, well limed, detachable hoods,' I` •
Greatly 'reduced °` ,.. $ ,,
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•WISHING ONE AND ALLA VERY,
HAPPY•AND PROSPEROUS:' 1948.
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SOLOMON IS REEVE :
(Continued. 'from. page .1r
Wesley;' Joynt• by Harvey Tre-
leaven and W. A. Solomon
-Wilfred ,Anderson. • by Robert.
Rae and, Donald McLean:- ,
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HarVey. Treleaven by.
Solomon 'and S. Sherwood.
Austin Solomon by:Harry, 1:sTix-11
• oil' and 'Fred Steward •
Wellington Henderson. . by'• H.
Webster • and. David Milne.
Ernie, Crawford by -S. C. Rath
'well: . and •Harvey,••Treleaven
• Harry,,.,,NiXon •by Harvey. Tre-
• leaven' and S. C. Rathwell;
Horace Lavery by A: :C. Agnew.
and . W. G .,'Webster.
Samuel Sherwood' by' 'W. A
Solomon' and ,Alex Havens.
For Beard' of a Education
T. Ww Smith by .A E,: McKin
and•`Wellington Henderson:
`•:J.• L. MacMiIlaii'by R E. Craw-
ford :and R'.F. Button
Treleaaven:•and J W Stewart.
Roberta: Rae ' by A: • E. McKim
:arid R E. Crawford..
J: L. -MacMillan by' W `G Web
ster' and A. 'C. Agnew
:Mr. Solomon's acclamation was
indicated .• early in the' meeting,
when, as the ifirst: speaker,.:he
Stated his intention ,of •qualifying
•for . : the • , reeveship. ' Councillors
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Treleaven and Sherwood stated.
they would qualify; as councillors,
and W. B. Anderson, while favor-
'ing ,
avor-'ing. ann election periodicallyy •stat
ed .'he had no . intentions ' of .qual
dying: Reeve Joynt::had'.previous-
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ly announced. his. decision: to.' re
A special meeting will be held.
Wednesday afteryoon at 4 o'„clock.
in fheArena,.community room,
All :those whe wish to go to
Tororito 'with ; the Guides please
attend
'HIGil SCHOOL
.EXAM I NATIONS
Grade:: $III' . ••.
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Passed in all subjects A. Mac-'
Inty, re 86; S° Sherwood 78; ; M.
Irwin 77; 1V1, ;Graham 71;- J. B'ar
.ger' 64; J.•.Marshall 59. Failed in
one or more . examinations: G.;
Chin 6.0;' D. MacIntosh 56',,
Grade 'fIIb'
Passed. in all subjects•: A. 'John-
ston 82; W.:Black. 78,• B. Shaddick
78 B.`' Marshall f76; E, Purvis' 61;,
L. 'SalkeId '60: Absent . for exam -
i • utions er failed in, one: M. Mae4•
herson 60; 5.' Treleaven; 56.
Grade XI •
;Passed in all subjects ' J. Camp
s R.; Stanley 78; -L: John=
•Thus,.'while wego to .Press •e ston,15; V. ,Cook. 71; . �. •er
fore the deadline, for .qualifying soli 69; M. Murdoch° 68;..;M Nich-
at nine o'clock Tuesday, night, an olson .67, M. Chin '67, G,'' Stewart
•acclamati9on. for ..Mr. Solomon 60 D. MacQuaig x54 Absent for
• •examinations :or failed in one or
More;:: G. Treleaven 63;' B Gil-
liespie . 62; D Cameron 59;' '
MacMillan
45.;.H. Ross 41: J. Mor•-
•risori 29.
' Grade X.
:Passed • in; all subjects: •R. Arid-;
erson 62, M •:'Chino 79;' G: Milne.
78; B..Johnston 77.; . J.• Campbell
.77; ,S Johnston .7.7; E., 'Elliott 76;..
G': i11/iacMi'llari."76, J ' Johnstone 75;
R MacKenzie 75;'S. Robinson•68,
V; :Stanley'.' 66 :Morley Chin 64.
• Absent.,for examinations or failed
in one or more D. -Lyons 59 K.
Horace Lavery . and Wellington .Lane 67, A MaciT tyre 63; G. Gib-
da3 ori son 61; M. Irwin.,60; W '•Scurrah;
seems .a certainty
• Council, Seats Filled
• Councillors Treleaven a n d
Sherwood and ex councillor
Harry: Nixonqualified at': the
close of 'the meeting. One council.
vacancy still ` ' existed, "' due to.
Councillor • Solomon 'stepping . ; up
and Councillor ..Healey not being
nominated, •as , it is, understood he
is leaving the'•village\ :
- For this :seat., there appeared
:.on Monday night to be only .two.
:candidates, : who might ..consider.
,filling' the' vacancies. They were
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Wednesday,' December 3i41,1947 •
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We take this opportunity to.. express our appreciation 14.•
for, the pleasant business relationg we have enjoyed' daring
the past year,and 'to one and all.:.Heartiest `Best ,Wislhes!
for a :Healthy', 'Happy ,and Prosperous • New , Year.
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As the old. year ends we wish to acknowledge obi grit= •q
ry
'tilde for' the good will'' and ..loyalty of our • many'. friends
with, ' whom .it, has -'beeii areal pleasure do business. .
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We extend our thanks together with our :best iuishes.;g
for your Haapiness and Prosperity inthe year:hat lies
ahead.
ingMLavery. qualified to. com .60Whitby 59; P, MaMillan• NOMINATION 'SPEECHES '.ways • grant, and e• .ou
plete the Council foursome.':.
59, L. Cardin 58 ,l.,MacMillan 54•• t that file •Department,Y�'; ould`pay.
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D. `Barkwell 52; K,' Kilpatrick' 51, •(Continued from• Page 1); •'80 percent of approved ';bridge
•C :=Gibson =' 51 :H- . .--:Cooke- 9ven.
`, • B;' Councillor''Trelea'•said- that b ildir
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MacGrego ; 36, D, ';Burgess 23;'' h:
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„MacDonald.. ,
Grade IX `
• •Passed in 'all'. subjects: N4 Kit-
patrick,: 76; M. .Anderson , 76; D.
Haldenby-• 72; J,, McKim ,71:;.'S:
;:Mofaft 71; D: •Lannan' 66; M. "Cook
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;For the Board of 'Education the
three retiring men bees, J. ` L:
MacMillan, T, Smith' and Robt.
'Rae were nominated; as was Ger-
ald Rathwell. -The latter express-
edhis interestin school 'affairs
and following the.. meeting qual-,
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ified for • office
'mitt 1948 BRING. YOU iEALTH 1�11�TD HAPPINESS : AN
• A GOODLY SHA;R* . OF 'THE ,BETTER, THINGS
R'`W ,T"HOMPSO;N . ►ND .S011$
64; J Haldenby: '. 6.3 `. Absent' 'for
examiliaticns or failed.. in one'. ori
rziore W Stewart 62,`D: Ila nrl='a
ton 62,;•,M. MacNain 62; M Percy
;)$1, S.:. Hodgins. 61, R MacNay
59; , R:l-Bridge 59;,' T, '1VZacbonald
58; M.. Berry 58;f: E. Miir•ray ,56;
W Johnston 56, B. MacLean'. 55
McQuillin 54;' P.'' Chadwick 53,'
H. •Hotvald 53; N. Murdoch: .52.;
E. Austin 51;' Dry Rose 50; W.' Mc-
Quillin.' 49. E MacKenzie 47' F.
Johnston :47;' , J. Hodgins 44;, "Ss.
St art 4,:D..Agnew.:41; 0. Mac=
Innes,- 41; ' G. MacLennan 41,; I:•
Campbell :31.•
•the arena debenture .:`of $4,096
would retire iri}`1957,, and.. up :to'
the • ratepayers.' ' ad
`.this° yearhadn't
been:called on to meet the annual
payments; • Block "A"•debentures
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run to 1961, but the building: has.
been• ,sold' for •$4,000 ` and sortie of
the ;issue at least: can be called
and :retired. Havelock St. de-.
benture--retircfs - -in:: 19521–and : the,
Canning Street 'bridge in 1950.
Sunday'Storni' •
`.' Snowflurries "and .a. Stiff wind•
on Sunday 'sent Christmas holi-
day. visitors ,scurrying' for home,.
as drifting made 'roads• heavy, and
blocked. a number of..:concesgion
i1> ,'t> t i>tgit0.tr t t ,0000 s>r t0it, t00t,i t0t> t '. 'rods, nd sideroads,
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Dump A 'S'hame
Councillor Sherwood touch(d
briefly,, on .'road, work,: and.. then
paid a compliment' to Dive Milne
in . his ..ha..ndling•<,:of _the.ga-rbage.:
Collection system. As -chairman of
tile' ' committee; 1Mr. :Sherwood,
stressed :that he hadn't brie.,com
plaint during the, year.
The .condition 'of :the dump. "is'
really . a shame". he. 'said and
"something • has, got to be- 'done
'about •it". It cost about 50' this
;year to : have a • bulldozer push,
back. refuse..that ,had'. been :dump►
`.ed'•:on the approach to the dump-
ing., grounds.
This was the first year athat the
village was receiving, the. ` high.- • dent under the new plan,
1 # + t I>kt l >a ; #>+ # rSgit t 0t4e4040 'tztt> it, t ttragoa, 0 t !t it .03100 r41t tI>? 01i t a t;ii-Orb is #> iratbOriaro tio,De kvital
W. 'B, Anderson, Horace Lav=
ery, ,:Harry. Nixon, ' Ernie: Craw-,
ford and :Wellington ton • Henderson
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'were among those present
.lames were tailed and each.
spoke.: briefly.
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Fight To Retain School
Donald I enderson,.gave'a: 'cry'
complete -•-resume; of school -mat
ters,;.a detailed' report of ghich
Will have to be `carried .over, until
next .week. '
Mr..;•Robert •Rae, a member
the Board, • `comp1n tented• Donald
on • his •' masterly statement and -
stressed that costs are largely out,:
of the ' hands • of the: Board.' Sal-
aries 'represent 80 percent of the
school costs, but :to .Obtain teach-
ers, there -is no alternative ,butto'
:
pay ' the .prevaling scale. ' .
Grants are working toward the
shuting ' out' • of small, schools, .Mr. •
Rae said. We must face it,,and he
'Called for a ,, fight .'against this
centr'a ,liz ation. Talk it in the coin
munity:, • he advised, We.`may be,•
•wrong; •but we can'tsee any .great
advantage to. the .individual, :stu= •'
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