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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-12-02, Page 17nos 1971, : r$ in urn- 'erth. :e on Mob - the fNE' erth d,. s in. loo6 zas rice He rease a al WEDNESDAt, DECEMBER Ind; 1970 ' . THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO TO THE ELECTORS OF VILLAGE OF•RIpLE:Y Having decidedto seek the' position of Reeve, of the Village . ge of Ripley, I would solicit your support at Monday'selection. I have enjoyd serving the village as Councillor and would welcome the opportunity to be of service as. Reeve, The best interests of Ripley will be my concern at all times. Sincerely CLAYTON NICHOLSON I the' sir r GRADE•ONE• ' 'On Monday. November 16 we .went on a trip to Kincardine. The Grade Two, class went•w•ith us. Werode on a big bus and soon we were at Kincardine.. • First, we went to, the Fireball.'. The • Fire -Chef showed us the fire trucks and equipment . ,We liked the oxygen .mask.. Next ,. we visited the Police Station.. We liked seeing the Police Chief, the jail, -and' the cruiser: • , ' •• We visited the Hospital last. ; The nurses took us on a tour around the Hospital. Then the nurses gave us hot chocolate before we started home: We had fun on..our trip. GRADE~ TIIREE Last 'Tuesday the Grade Three pupils•went on a field trip. Our• first stop was l.lilra,y Pa nis at • I lolyiood , where an'ima'ls are. .. 1:1-1-1- '-f -te red4nd 111 a -t-iS ,so -id We toured' the Silverwood _ Dairy at Lucknow. At 2 p.m. the bus arrived at the CKNX .Studios in Wingham ... The class was welcomed by Anna Myer on her show. While driving back :we saw the Porter Christmas decorations. Potty -lone tired pupils returned to '.'Ripley-:at73.30 p.m. TEACHER.OF THE WEEK Mrs. Devitt' has given us a Ii tle inforrination on where she went 'to school and where she taught school. :She herself went to school' in 'New Dundee. Mrs. A Devitt had half of her high school years. in New Dundee and the other half in Lorne _Park ' Collegiate in 'Port Credit: She went to Teachers' College at. Stratford. ; Her teachers in 'Grades Qfle;and ,Tw'o encouraged her to be a teacher. She fihds getting. 'her work done time consuming but very enjoyable.' She has. . -ta u-ht-ne-a-r-P-la-ttsvil e G 1t a ird Kitchener: , Now Mrs. Devitt TO' THE ELECTORS OF WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP • TAL.ESTHAT HAVE BEEN TOLD By Rev, Duncan McTavish • SHE WAS NEVER A DAY WELL It' is a great thing_ to•enjoy good health and to boasta body that reflects it. A minister candidating for a pulpit on one occasion was criticized toy a'nurse in the congregation on the -grounds that, he was too pale. "He ought to change his,v'itamin pills, 'she' . said', "his 'haemoglobin is. down. "There are. a few people Who rather enjoy being sick or, at last ," imagining they are. , ,ce"went picking elderberries in the Fall with an old man from 'my eongregatiori..On the way home I stopped to visit another old man living near by who had been quite ill. My companion and. neighbor went in with me,' We enquired for the old man's health, and then my friend ventured to suggest to his wife that she had' been a"fortunate woman to possess such a robust body at' her time of life. I shuddered at his remark knowing thatyou couldn't insult: the old woman worse'than•ai'''sug- gesr'that she h'ad a healthy body.. She .turned .to him with.disgust • written' upon her. face. "That's al1 you know about,y.our :neighbors.,":she cried,` "I' -might- say I have' never known what it is:. to enjoy'a day's health:" . ".Well, I never would have thought it ," he 'replied; "I had never heard of you being ill." When' we returned to the, car, and totted horrreward.again, I said to him , "l, thought you knew better than•that don't you LUCKNOW NOMINATION CONTINUED FROM PAGE 16. costs are in teachers salaries and. they are bucking "one of the strongest unions". Ken Cameron•'suggested that teachers should retire at .65 to. offer young graduates many of them without jobs, positions. . Mr.' MacRae said that Bruce has regula ; PAGE SEVENTEEN tions which require retirement at 65. unless a special permit is . received:. Mr. Cameron suggested that the board :had better "take a jlook around" to be sure that ;this regulation was being followed,,.. In closing, clerk. Wayne 'Jamie- son thanked Jack. McKim for, act- ;ing as chairman and those who attended., 0- .TO THE ELECTORS OF WEST ,WAWANQ .TOWNSHIP Having had four years experience as Reeve of your Town- ship ownship and . forseeing changes in - government regulations,,. ' I feel that I can be an asset to the ratepayers. ' I -solicit -your -support -on -L)e ember 7t an .:.......... serve ' to. the best of • my ability.. Sincerely ROBERT W, J. LYONS .TO' THE'ELECTORS OF WEST_ WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP After' four years on township council,' Ihave decided to seek the office of Reeve in West. Wawanosh. I solicit your support and if elected I will endeavour to act in the best interest of the ratepayers at all times, Sincerely LEO FORAN • ' I have' completed two years as a member of. your council and would. 'appreciate.' the' opportunity of serving for another. on. :he ,j1 term. Your 'support at the polls on Monday would be very much appreciated. . Sincerely . JOHN-RUI'HE know that old wonmanrSUr re—els in telling people of her .indisposi- tions?" He replied .that he had not known this. • Of course there, is such a thing.. as learning to live with; our . infirmities andeven turning them, to good account.. Paul had .a thorn in .the flesh and the 'doctors Couldn't.do a•thing.about it. Me prayed, but nothing happened except that he was told he would have sufficient grace:. He'got it ure.in.my infirmities•(not that he. ,boasted in being sick);: for,when I' am weaak,then atn I:st'rong.."e . TO. THE RIXTEPAYFRS' OF, WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP. Having been nominated for the position of councillor; in West Wawanosh, I would consider' it a privilege to serve 'and 'would appreciate your support at the polls, on Monday: If elected, I : will endeavour to see that the tax dollar in the townshipis used in the best interest of all ratepayers.' Sincerely OMAR BROOKS . TO THE .ELECTORS OF WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP Having let' my name stand for the office of'Councill r in the Township, I would appreciate your' support at the polls 9Monday. teaches Grade:Three in. Ripley - Huron Central 'School. DREADFUL LITTLE'ANIMAL -*By Joe Fr}; • • One dark spooky night,: seven, children went ma cook -out.. 'Billy lit the fire. Thenall the rest started roasting, 'Wieners 'and openingpop: The, ate a•w hole package 'of• enormous not -dogs. They also .drank 'four bottles of pop each. • All at once.' a' dark ,tiny shadow appeared in the bushes.. It was a skunk. Oh, how' surprised they 'were') Children dropped heir hot-dogs a rid—a sl'ied The furry black,skunk had, a' feast. He ate all the wieners' •• that fell in the ju.trble. He spil- led all the. pop in the _fire so' that it went out— The .children return- ed the next afternoon and found only the wrapping -paper, there - :mains of the.fire and the dreadful odour -0,-06 furry lilac -k a:nin al,., If elected I will 'endeavour to 'carry out the affairs of the.p y township, giving my full•.attention' to your"interests at all times: j. .Sincerely ' J. 0. DURN.IN TO THE ELECTORS OF • WEST' WAWANOSH,. TOWNSHIP. Iwhave. had :four years ,experience on .Council and am seeking re-election. I will continue to serve the .ratepayers of the Township,,' to the best of my ability. ' Sincerely JAMES R. AITCHISON a TO THE. ELECTORS OF WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP t I. would, ;appreciate your support. in Monday's election. u I have enjoyed the two years on council . and would .apprec- iate . the opportunity of being of further service to the township in. the 'next two years. • Sincerely CHARLES McDONALD PRINTED GUMMED 'LABELS — 'an inexpensive Christmas gift, 300 for. $1,75, order now. The Lucknow Sentinel, 528--2822.: PRINTED. GIFTS — serviettes, playing cards,coasters, matches, etc., inexpensive and different, low prices. The Lucknow • Sentinel,' 528,- 2822. o the Voters Of EST WAWANOSH Atthis. time I'w.auld 'like 'to :solicit your votes for Township Council SEASON'S GREETINGS • .,, '•e•1 '�ri::l.•1e16Rhg��6..b