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DISCUSS, ,EFFORT
AP DISC.IPLINE.,
,he DeceMber session, of the
LucknoW Ijistriet High. . School
)36ard was held as a dinner met-
ing.with nieinibers O t1 e 4ch
gig staff, , , . •
The spring .beautificatioO Of the
• grounds was diactissed, ...Shrubs
, •Were 'regarded. as • !preferable, to
flower beds.' ficin a '*Stafidpoint. Of
care aid. ways and meaV. . of
• h'eatitifying -the stream which
flows acro.ss lie.groundS were cop-
siderki, . . .
T•
he '1Oud.' speaker sYSteM ip to
l)e• ; checked :and, airrangenients
made for • amplifiers , at the back
of the: aUditOritnn. ' •
An • inforrnat discOsion tOolt
place in regard to examinations
results and the lack. of effort and
aptitude of. some students. Disci-
pline j: also a Matter.' of . Con-
cern. . • •
Grant Gollan has. ibeen . engaged
-to snowplow the School propertY •
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The .Secretary was to. inform
.inupicipal,Clerks that the..term,of
, .
Office al3onrd members .expires
DeCerriber'alst. • ."
• . As. the • school is ..nOW in an
inter -school basketball league, •a
• request • Was received that.the
floor in .the grim . remarked
for basketball. • • "
. • The 'first.. meting in the New •
Year :will be. jannary. 5th,
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CR�WDED QUT
. Last mine advertisingand
news copy has crowded this issue
so that 12 pages 'fails to meet the
.reguirernents at the '"eieVenth
hour", vy.-hen, nothing can be done
'about it.
Huron Township .election
ad-
'ertjsemexts ,are among .,thOse
•,CHRISTYLA•S • OREE'rlaNG •
ISSUE DECEER 28rd
The Sentinel Christmas
greeting issue will be
lished on Tuesday, December
23rd, so it may 'be distribut-
• ' ed on the rural .:routs on ,
Wednesday, December 24th.
• The* orders forgreetings.
which W?,.are forced to bold over will be booked this week-
end,. and ,Thursday. of next.
Week;,rieeeinber 18th will be
, the deadline for such adver-
tisements, '
until ;next , • • .•
Enthusia sm Evident
Horticultural
Icers. . Name
•• ,The Lucknow and District Hot.;
Society came into be-
ing offiCiallY .last ..Thursday ev-
ening, when an enthusiastic group
filled the. ,Council room of the
Town Hall, to, elect a slate ofof-
ficers and to hear 'Clifford Epps,
of Clinton,director of District No.
8; Who later, brbught the meeting• ,
to a ConclusiOn by showing an
interest set, -of pictures. ,. •• •
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P.A. MUR,RAV: RETURNED
AS BRUCE FA, PRESIDENT
, P.A.-Murray, Con. •10, Kinloss
Township was re-elected presid-
ent Of the Bruce County Federa
tion of Agriculture at ,the •annual
.meeting at Walkerton on Thurs-
day, Wm.' Oswald is secretary,E
'treasurer. Among the other of-,
beers elected was Cameron Mc-
AtileY of • Ripley, as a three-year
director., • , . .. , ,' ••
WINTER STORMS 'CREATE •
• STREET HAZARDEARLY
.RESPONSE::GOOD
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- The response :to date to the
Bruce County Tuberculosis Asso,
ciation:• Christmas seals al:Veal,
has • been •very good, but the- ob
jective. is far from being reached..
The. seals Went: out on. a county
wicle, coverage theweek of NoV-
ember 17th. from the office of the
SeretarY, Mrs.'Norma MacKay of
Ripley. : ., •. . •'
. At. December lst returns. had,
• totalled ' •$1,400.00. • as coinparecV
Said Mrwith $1,818.00 at the''cOrresPondt•
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tura' Society is the one group .
ing date .,a year ago, - •
Whose, purpose it is to Make your HeWever,. that is far from this
community more lovelyto live year's
.. , . . County objectivc of $9,000,'.
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in.' This is a real .forward step...in Last year a total of $8,70 was
citizenship, and will •give yo 4 a .centrbutect by Bruce County re-
pridein your town and :a touch §idents and organizations, - • k
of beauty that will :' always be That roughly represented $1.00
noticed.'
for , every letter mailed out
H
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Rv. Gorden It Geiger . was 8;865 of them The first follow-up
will be. sent out this :wek. It
chairman, •-and • traced the•early is a reminder to. those who have
promotion and
an iterirri-Organi-
not yet "bought"their stamps;
zatioh meeting when an 'initial to do so at their earliest conveni-
canvass \vas launched to obtain ence to help.in.the. constant battle
a 2.5 member Minn./nun in order against tuberculosis
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to apply for a charter. The niern- Mrs:, MacItaY and Mrs. !Tan A.
bershin now: stands at 70;the • -MacDonald,. a nieni.ber of the
Charter has been: received and a Executive, paid a visit to Membership of•."1707 IS forecast pert San atKitchener last week
Free-
when.a ..thorOugh canvass is •Com.,. ,tO call on fiVe"Patients fionn.
pleteci. : , . • • , •
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AUTHORIZE REEVE TO
• DEVELOP, NEW WELL
It was Chiefly 'routine year-end
businesi at the December met-
ing of the Village Council. The
• Board authorized • Reeve G. W.
Joynt to proceed with the devel-
opment of the No. 4 well at the
Bowling Green park, a test hole
having been sunk at that, loca-
tion, close. to , Havelock Street,
this fall. •• • ,
At the •nomination meeting the
Reeve stated they had received
a good report on •this well.
Council - re -appointed .W. R.
• Howey as the Village representa-
tive on „the Lucknow District
• High School Board: '
• Blizzard condition on two suc.-
teSSiVe, 'Weekends • -aye forced
',pedestrians to the roadways, crea-
ting soinewhat of a .preniature
hazard to 'life and limb:-
This applies. particular& to
, school • •students,,, WhO.. ,and
'cross the busieit roads in the Aril&'
• lage in going: to, and •from school..
• Ina .good many cases they ap-.
Pear •completely obliVous,
• .motor traffic, while in ,other cases
•there is. what seernS bpen
defiance to the motorist, .and it
is not uncommon fOr MotoriSts to
• tome to a halt; or practically so,.
When. meeting other 'traffic.
The tragedy of it Will' be that
some of these times the motorist
will not be able to stop -in time:
SON INJURED A
WEEK AFTER DAD
• ' Troulbiedoen't come singly to
•••• the Ernie Carter hOuSehold..Just
a: week 'after Ernie: was, hurt at:
the lateatty Ladder Factory, their
• son Ernie suffered a legfractUre
. at Kincardine. •
Ernie Jr.,Who is employed .as
•.shipper at the Circle-ar, :Kin-
cardine, • vtfras •helping push , a
• triieleWhich was stuck in the
snow and 'driien 'by • Harvey
lVfillr. Ernie' Was applying the
Inan,PWer from, the side of the,
truck, by the " door oila fehder,
when the truck c swerVed and
moved knocking 1:Iirri down .and
Passing Over his left leg. • •
Ernie was taken to Dr.. }lent• *
Well's -office.• and from there to
Kincardine Hospital Where X-
rays- revealed the break, and
temporary catt applied from tots
to his knee, Ile Was discharged
from the hs Pita' but ' was to
return on •MotidY tor 'it heavier
cast. With the aid Cif criitches
will be able to get albottt• until
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SAFETY PATROL
TO QRGANIZE
TWELVE. PAGES
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ron .Boar
• Keen interest was taken •in the
liuron„ Township election • op.
MOricla3r,° when, ill spite • of the
snow, and travelling difficulties,'
719 votes. were cast, as compared
with: 702 ballots two Years.. ago,
',Chester Eminetton ' Made .a •
. ,
comeback to win the
edging deputy -reeve John Mac-•• *
The Lucknow 'School
Board' has been -seeking informa-
tion aS to the merits of a Safety
Patrol, and may adopt such •a
plan' in an effort to n-iinimize
highway ,traffic hazards, which
are at their peak when students
"take to the • roads" 'during the
winter season. The Patrol 'could
also serve a :useful purposeat
highway crossings at alr-seasons'
of, the year. •
Since , this was, written the
Lions Club has offered its sup-
port in.. equipping the Patol.
Gordon Fisher was 're -appoint-
ed as the Public School repre-,
sentative on the High School
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W. Griffin was re-Iiire as
caretaker with an .increase . of
Bruce County and present each $00. solary,
MurchY:• • •
Alfred Walden won the deputy •
reeveship defeating • Jack Cap-.• '"•
hell of Point Clark. Both' had
served on Counil. • . •
WM. Lowry the only Council-.
lor seeking re-election to 'that
office, was returned with 388
votes, 25 short of the number pol-
led by' the top man' Hamilton
MacKinnon, a newcomer to of-
• lice. Austin ,Mrtin, was
as the third councillor in his
first . try ifor office. His father,.
Dick Martin; served several terms'
on 4he Township Council. Unsuc- •
cessful council contestants were,
Norval NesbitClarence Dunlop,
Charles Emmerton, Wm. Leon=
The five trustees eleted to
form the new Public School Area
Board, with four Of the five.
wards voting for this Board, were
Leonard Irwin, Robert Courtny,'.
and 'Leonard Reid for two year
terms and Ralph 'Hunter • and •'
John McCharles for one-year.
IInsuccessful trustees were Beg'
Godfrey and Wm. Ferglison,, ••
• • -FOR REEVE •
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1 gelds Corners • ' 12.8 • 58,
with a gift from the BruSe Coun- The Board is ednfrnted.with 2 Bethel Orange Hall .98. • 81
ty Tuberculosis Association ; . the storage of about 50 old. style 3 School Section a : .'. 40i
Husband and 'wife can each
joinS, it waS pointed • dui. that The two ladies Plan to visit. desks, which belonged to - th.o. 4 Ripley .Hall . ' -. 42' 72.: , , •
bola roembership,ikut if only one
Byron Hospital this week to pre- High ScliOel PriginallY, befOr
e --trri... e 5 Herb Clayton's _.. 73 21_7,
both would be,very welcOme. at
, . .
pected, will be held monthly, at had to be re Oved to makeroom• {Majorty' for Emmerton 19)
legit nine months of the year. *for additional classrooint •in the . • • '
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Jack Warner pretident of the Public School, and there, is. little • FOR DEPUTY REEVE
Goclerich Society was in atteri- Campbell . Walden
dance; and strested the import •
-
ance of the Work that can be
• serit •similar gifts to five other
patients from ',Bruce who are
hospithlized at London. „. •
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new school wjs tbttilt. These have 3'79 340
Society meetings, which it is ex -
,
CONTINUED. SNOWFAIAL •• :demand for.them. it seems. Ar -
POSES PROBLEM : ' • randements have :been Made ..to
• . store • them. temporarily at the
to
This idt Communi
done, and of the need ).rnake
nime ia e• ty had ‘,Reet,c,fy ban'. • . •
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Meetings IntereAing.,.. • . .. . scarcely : get, dug out from •the The' Bop.rcl. discUSsed the nia.iL,
Mr. Epps 'outlined Depattrnen- previous. Wek's storm, •when . afl. ter' al pkobletn students. . ••••••*
tal Promotions alined at: arous; other blizzard, let • lose On Sat-
ing, interest and: enthitsiasin ::in :Urday. .. : . '• pax.s.siv TATioN. s' MADE
such a. group. fle explained pro- The snowfall has continued and
ceaures'in Obtaining -begonia bulbs .at this is Written early .Tuesday THE MacSIVEEN FAMILY
also tulip bulbs ,direct.' from Rol- afternoon a. good three feet .of ' . '' ''''*----' • ' • ' .
land. -. . ' - . • ' '• snow. has .fallen Over the Week- • Mr. and Mrs Innes AllacSweeri
, the .flloihg slateol officers end. A -blow now would complete nanodxRwoededky,•Wwhielcenitohvee3:htbav''Eexpeitrte!,
and directors.. was elected: • : . the ereepirig paralysis that mOtor.
lionourary• pres, W. '' W, .13i11; traffic is : experiencing. .. . • chased a home .,, : • . , r.
preSiOent, Rev, Gorden Geiger; There waS',a time on Tuesday ,. A few ." days ago Ato grs. P. 'M.
1St vice pres, • Wm. M. MaDon7 'morning when', snow • *as failing Johnston "dropped 'in" to make
alc,2nd vice, Mrs. T. J. Salkeld, about two inches an litir, • ' . •••• the iriforMal, presentation • of a
3rd 'vice, Kenneth Cameron, sec- MO.iri. .Street Snow removal *tethenibrarice from • neighbours
retary - treasuret • 'Charles ..R. operationS were carried out anAcif„1„7Irdres
Bristowcot.. ,suilda.3i., .s' choci• 1
.• 1 .` promptly ' early . Week 'after
.. .. • last •
. , 1st year directors: ; Mrs, Art the storm, but &lathe,r major re,.
Beckle, P. W. Hag, MiSs Hazel' move' job will again 'baizeto be
Webater, .Rev%. Wallace McClari„ undertaken. . . • ' , •
Mrs: Zotta ,fiendersOn, Mrt. Ray- School buses ,haVe been operat,:
pard' Akert; -Harold Greer, Mrs. ing With difficulty, running bel
nnie Maclliarmid, Miss, June hind Schedule soinewhat • and in
Collyr, Campbell Thompsn. soine ..caes • not being able to
Directors for 2 years: Gordon make 'thecomplete route. On
Eiher. Janies ..HedesOn,• Rev.
H: L. Jnnings, William, Schmid,
Ralph Paga, Mrs. Georgeloynt,
MisS 'Crrie „Wine, Mrs,: Sallies
Boyle, Brock Celand;..MisS Fiera
Wester. ' • ' ' • . • •
Auditors: Atex: MacNay; Mrs.
Charles, Wbster, Donald Hend-
eron., • .
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• . 109 , 74 • ,',
45 140
27 100 •
3,3 73
45 65 •
452
(Majority for Walden, 193)
FOR COUNCIL
(1st three ' elected) •
; . . 1:2 3 4 5 Tot. • •
McKinnon 74 97 81 93 68 413 7 ,
Lowry • .68 92 117 67 46 388
Mrtrn.. . 26 52: 60. 88 74 280 •
Nesbitt .„.„.145 52 14 16 25 252
Dunlop. . 70. 52 .'21 :19 41 209. '•
Erinerton, : 5 79 16 , 913 168
Lenard. 38 17. 7 5 .74
meeting the teachers
of theH
Presbyterian Church pre- • FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEES
.ancl officers : • •
•:sented a gift to 14r. MacSween (First Five Elecited) .•
who has taught in ,the Sunday . 1' 2 4 5 Tot.
School for some 'ten years. 92 5 15 29 141
0n Sunday ' he . was presented Courtney 91 4 -: 9 19 123
With another much appreciated Reid • • 82 7 14 20 128
giftiby his Sunday !School class of Hunter 74 V 19 .17 118
11 and 12 -year -Old -boys ; 1VIcCharles .... 66 8 11 28 108:
,CyCdfrey 6 10 1• „
FetgiiSon „ , 49 0 18- 7 . 12
uetday 'afternoon, difficylties
• AS. 'previously, :reported.. the
Were feared from both the heavy
MacSweens havesold. their hOine
here to and 'Mrs. Omar:
Brooks. • ••
going and poor visibility.
Many problems were created,.
not the least being.the experience
of a drhter of a big tank car of
Oil who • couldp?t Make Quality
Hill entoute to. the eoop storage
tanks south of town. ••
'We receive The Sentinel everY
Monday, says Mrs. Richard dard-
ner of 'A:ssiniboia,Sask.
Santa Claus. Coming This Saturday
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13 lizz1;d conditions oh Satur-• •aWaiting ;them in the 'SepoY is being arranged by the Ladies
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day for the .seennd week in Town porno this SaturdaY. Auxiliary to the Canadian Le-
a row orced ppsteionerrient . Santa is due • to, arrive at giont assiSted by members of the
of Santa tioue it to uk,r1OW parade up Main Street Legionr and of the Lions •Club.
af,ternoo of, the e WToestnellidolif the Vaq isilidaegse.. • evCe:7atlf't," orreme b.eineinberpo Sstar115 VElsei,st
&lla have' got• tination. There the kiddies will
Old Si.; Nick
emit rai, sow/orshine iefore:
Old
With his, reindei on Sat- pass through the council room
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,,tirday, but Ills,. couldn't, aid erc,eiVteOntsheir bags
turiotS_outi.rdoauyn'st..b low Was a real
r (WerY from the - tem „ /400. btkag t 44-1 b 1
his
UPHOLD BEECROFT •
TRANSPORTATION CONTRACT
rnet. Beecrft, who holds the •
contract with the West WaVva-
nosh Township School .Area
Board, for • the transportation of
pupils from U.S.S. 14 to For-
dyce School, ha i received the "go'
ahead" froth. the Transport Bard.
Transportation. of the pupils
prior- to. the Start of the Fall
'term had been shared by Mr.
l3eecroft and Donald Martin.,
TheTransport Boards'
upholding the ptesent contract. •
hlder follows a pirbli hearing
held about .a month ago iri Wirip
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