The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-12-16, Page 133k THE LVCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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MONDAY, JANUARY 4th I
1954, and will be open from Nine O’clock A.M. §
” until Five O’clock P.M. and no longer, S
IT SHOULD BE NOTED that when a proposed candidate is g
hot present at the nomination meeting his nomination paper S !
ft will noi.be valid unless there is attached thereto evidence ft
§ satisfactory to the Returning Officer that the proposed can-.
'Ridate consents to be so nominated. . ,
ft Given under my hand this 12th Day of December A.D. 1953. ft
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1 NOMINATION
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g NOTICE h hereby given to the MUNIGIPAL ELECTORS
g OF THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW that in compliance with
2 the Statutes in that behalf I require the. presence bf the
ft Said Electors at the Village Hall in the said Village of
ft Lucknow at the hour of 7.30 p.m„ on
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£ the Offices of Reeve* Four Councillors and Three Public ft;
* School Trustees for the Village of Lucknow for the year g ft 1954, Trustees to hold office for two years, of which all §ft
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ft in the following places: POLLING SUBDIVISION NO. ONE, ft
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CULROSS CORNERS
The Bethany Farm Forum met
Monday night at the home of
Miv-an d-“Mrs77J-as“WTalt lr~ wTtir
an attendanceJ of 11. The topjg,
. “Cjtizens of. Tomorrow”, was in-,
teresting. Euchre and crokinole
2. were played- The1 hostess served
lunch. The next meeting .will be
on January 4th at.. the home of
: Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall, and;
* . Donnie.
■Miss Esplin and her pupils are1
busy: preparing for lhe-Christ
mas tree and concert to be held ;
in the school on Thursday even-,
ing, December 17th. . ■ i
Mrs.. Earle Hodgins spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Howard.
Whytock, -Tpe.swa.ter. We are sor-
•, ry to report Mr. Whytock to be
. very ill. ___„_j___■_
Frank Schumachers are having
the hydro installed.
Many from the community
were in Teewater on Saturday to
see Santa. They-report the parade
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KINLOUGH
The W.A.‘ met at the church
on Friday afternoon for the . De-
ceirfber meeting. Mrs; Tom Hod
gins presided and the Christmas
carol “O come all ..ye faithful”
opened the meeting. The scrip
ture lesson of the Christmas story !
was read by Miss May Hoyle/
Each member answered the foil]
call. with a Christmas verse ’from I
St. Luke’s gospel. Prayers follow-1
ed. The secretary read a letter
of thanks from Miss«Thompson
of^heResidentiaT’Schobl at
Moose Factory for the tw;o lovely
bales/that the W.A. had sent ih
November.. Mrs. Prestr ' theh pre
sided for the election of ~ officers
for 1954: hon. pros., Mrs. James
Hodgins, Mrs., J, W. Colwell; Mrs.
H, A. Graham, Mrs. Wm. Coe;
pres,, Mrs. Maurice Hodgins; 1st
vice,. Mrs. Howard Thompson;
sec.-treas., Mrs. George Graham;
assistant sec.-treas., Mrs. Midford
Wall; work conveners, Mrs. Col
well and Mrs* Wm. Wall; buying
committee, Mrs. Jim;.Smith, Mrs:
Roy Graham and Mrs. Geo. Hal-
denby; social service sec., Mrs.j
H. A. Graham; prayer partner
sec., Mrs. J, 'W.. Colwell; Little
Helpers sec., Mrs. Roy Graham
and Mrs. Jack JieWitt; program
committee^ Mrs. Tom Hodgins,
Mrs. George Haldenby, Misses
Edna and May Boyle; pianist,
Miss. Edna Boyle. Mrs. Tom Hod
gins read the Christmas message
from Mrs. Osler, the • Dominion
W.A. president. Mrs.. Pres.t gave
a v&ry splendid paper on the
topic, What' does Christmas:
mean to you”, The meeting clos
ed with the litany and prayer.
Mrs. Cameron McIntyre of Cul-
ross, Manitoba,’ ^visited with the
Haldenby families in the village.
Mr. and Mjrs. John Robb, and
Lois^ Mr^ and^Mrs.. Howard Me-1
Guire .were dinner guestsJOf Mrs,:
.George Haldenby and Shield in
honor . of Mr. and Mrs. Robb’s
wedding . anniversary. /
— Mrr& Mrs: Jack Cuyler, Joyce,
Billy and David of Kincardine,)
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slessor and j
family of Glands visited orr Sun- i
day with Mr. add Mrs. Bert. Nich-’
olson and family..
Mrs. J. W. Colwell spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. .Wm.
Bushell at Luckriow.
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Sunday visitors with Mrs. Mary I ' __'
Wall and Jim and Orville Wilson I ’
were Mrs, Morley Bell, Gorrie;
Mrs. McKee, Owen Sound; Mr.
ond Mrs. Joe Wall, Teeswater;
Mrs. Ernie Hanna and Joe Han-
• ha. .•Mr. and Mrs* Eldon Henderson,
Paramount and Mr. and Mrs*
Murray Henderson of Lucknow'
spent Friday evening with Mr.
and Mrs, J.: Wraith,Mr, and Mrs, Tom Hackett arid'
Doug, Ashfield, visited Sunday I
and Dannie. ’ ' . ’ Gardner on Sunday.
PARAMOUNT
■Christmas bells and wedding
be 1 ls^ are /ring] ng.' J. _-.il—
“ Mr. and Mrs; Earl. Gibson and
son Calvin of Toronto visited
with George Gibson. •'
Mrs. A.. Robertson of Ripley,
visited with Mr. and'Mrs. H.<
Ensign recently. .. j . . .
Miss . Donna Nicholson . of Sea-
: forth spent a few days witlf her
I parents, . Mr. and Mrs. D/Nich-
i olson/. I
Miss Mari.on Nicholson .is assist-j
ing her sister, Mrs.-Jas. Hunter'.
A surprise birthday -party was |
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs;;
R. G. Hamilton on Saturday ey-;
’ ening in honor of Bob,, who was
• taken by surprise when mem-
|-ber's •• of-..his- - family..and'friends;
from Ripley and Lucknow drop
ped ii^ for an. evening of cards.
A decorated birthday cake added
to the festivities and the gather-!
ing joined in singing, “Happy
Mrs. Johnston and pupils are I
holding their concert on Decern-1
ber 23rd in the hall.
Mr. and , Mrs. Donald Hobbs
are living in Cliff Hackett’s home.
They have four children,, one of
them attending school. Mr. Hobbs
is employed, at Maiton Airport.
; Mr. and . Mrs. Bill Webster of |
/THE GEESE ' '
Just as the dawn is breaking in
the east ' ■
I see the great V .etched against
The^sky.. , ' '
The geese are flying high in true
formation. * ' .
They need no compass, neither
landing light,
They know from birth the laws,
of aerial flight. . /
I see the great armada flying-r*
high'. '
Just as the sunset touches land
arid sea, . . . * - ■,
I see the weary travellers flying
’ oh. .
The -air is filled with their wild
honking sound,
Weary, they seek a quiet landing
ground
Beside some quiet shore they
- land to rest,
The squadrons must be on the
wing at dawn.
Like an air show of aerial might
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