The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-12-22, Page 7WEDN1^.PA¥i ®£&. 1954
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HALDBHBY
ELECTRIC MOTOR
SERVICE
Armature and Field Winding,
Brushes, Bearings, Etc.
Repairs to
Fractional and Integral
Horsepower Motors,
Also Electric Fans, Vacuums,
Clippers, Drills,. Etc.
HALDENBY ELECTRIC
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SIXTH AND NINTH
POST OFFICE STAFF-” "
APPRECIATES COtOPERATION
- The local Post Office staff and.
^niral piatt carriers have done a
splendid job pg handling a tre
mendous volume of Christmas
mail,, with a minimum of delay,.'
The peak of the outgoing mail
was reached over the week-end.
Monday and Tuesday brought the .
heaviest influx of mail, ibut the
augmented staff handled it in
stride. . ;
On behalf of the postal workers
and rural mail carriers, Post
master Kenneth Cameron extends
thanks to the public for theif eo^
operation and extends' the seas
on’s greetings to all.
Closed On Christmas
The Post Office will be locked
on Saturday—-Christmas Day—•
.with no mail being distributed.
On Monday, -Boxing Day, the' of
fice will be open from 8.30 to
10/3(1 A.m. and from 1.00. to- 3.00
p.m. .
2gLLUCKN0W SENTINEL. LUCKNOW. ONTAptq—■
“Trade, or Aid or What?” was
r the topic discussed at the Farm
j Forum meeting held in the
i; school, Monday evening, Decem
ber 20th. Questions asked were,
; Why do you think we1 should be
: concerned with helping the un-
; der-developed countries of the
' world? Apart from temporary re-
t lief and direct gifts,-what is the
t best form of help to give as a
j long-term solution? The , next
; meeting wilT be held Monday ’
j January 3rd at the home of Mr.
| and Mrs; Bill Kinahan.
( Harrils Piirdbn Tids returned
■ from Kilaloe for the winter
/ months.
donnybrook
i Our sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson in the
death of her father, Mr. George
•Thornton of Blue vale,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Chamney at-
y tended, .a,, dinner at Zurich on
Sunday evening given in honor
of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Craig of
Goderich, it being the 35th an-
! niversary of their marriage, .
The December meeting of the
W.M.S. and W.A< was held last
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Ed. Robinson. The meeting’ was
in charge of Mrs, Sam Thomp
son and -opened, by singing hymn ’
55. Mrs. S. Chamney led in pray
er. The , 10th chapter of John and
2 verses of Psalm 104 was read
by Miss Elaine Jefferson. A
reading on Christian Stewardship
was given by Mrs. JR. Thomp
son. Mrs. H.' Jefferson '< sang
“Away in. a Manger”. The chap
ter in the study book was read
by Mrs. Chas. Jefferson. Hymn.
62 was sung in closing and the
following officers’ were elected
for 1955: pres,, Mrs. S. Thomp
son; 1st vice pres./ Mrs, Charles
Jefferson; 2nd vice pres., Mrs. S.
-GhamRey-;-eor-.7secv,-Mr-s.H,-Jef-
ferson; sec.-treaso, Mrs. S; Cham
ney;. Missionary Monthly sec.,
Mrs, Harold Woods; Citizenship
and Temperance sec,,; Mrs. Mor-
ley Johnston ^Christian Steward
ship sec., Mrs. J. R. Thompson;
Supt. of Heralds, Mrs. N. Thomp
son; press sec., Mrs. R. Chamney;
supply sec.,. Mrs.. Wm. Hardy;
pianists, Mrs. J R. Thompson &
Mrs’ H. Jefferson. .Mrs, H, Jef
ferson was elected president of
the' W.A. and Mrs. Ed, Robinson',
sec. • '
NOMINATION
SET FOR MONDAY
The nomination “of fit and
Proper persons to serve as reeve,
four councillors and three school
trustees for . the Village of Luck
mow for 1955”, will be held, in
the Town Hal-L.pext Monday ev-r
Shing, ■ December 27th,
Nominations will be received
from 7.30 to 8.3Q, followed by the
ratepayers’ meeting,, when Vill
age and school affairs are review
ed by Board members,
When a proposed candidate for
office is- not present -at the*Tibm“
ination meeting, his nomination
paper will not be valid Unless
satisfactory evidence is submit
ted that the proposed candidate
has consented to. be nominated.
. The present Council., is . com
prised of Reeve S. E. Robertson
and Councillors Virden Mowbray,
Alex .MacLeod, Archie Smith and
S. B. Stothers.
. We are not aware, of. th$rr.. in
tentions for 1955, and what may,
or may not, develop at nomina
tion meeting is pure conjecture.
It is understood" that' Mr. Alex
Hamilton, an ex-reeve and ex
councillor, might be interested in
contesting the reeveship if there
was a general election. It is no
secret that Mr. Hamilton, is not
in agreement with the new ass
essment system, and likewise
there, are many who aren’t hap
pyabout their tax bills under
the new. assessment, particularly
along Main Street;———
However, come nomination
meeting and it is not uncommon
to hear almost “nary a word”
about matters which had prev
iously been regarded as very con
tentious. •
The three retiring members' of
the Lucknow Public School Board
are Dr. James E. Little, K. C.
Murdie (chairman) and Gerald
Rath well. All are eligible for re
election. Other members of the
School Board who have ^another
year to run are, Charles .Web
ster, H. M, MacLennan and Jack
Fisher.’ .■ -
Attendance Important
With nomination falling on
Boxing Day evening, . this may
not favor a good attendance on
Monday night, but it is important
that ratepayers attend this meet-/
ing and bear, a first hand report
of those who have had charge of
the administration of Village,
Public Utilities and School aL
.fairs,' which have grown to the,'
category, of “big business” and
should be’the interest and con
cern Of every ratepayer' in the
Village.. . /'
Don’t be absent from the nonL
ination meeting’and then “sound’
off on the street corner”.
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For the Holiday and long, thereafter!
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WHITECHURCH
BORN—in Wingham . Hospital
on Friday, December 17th to Mr.
arid Mrs. Robt. Solomon, a dau
ghter, a . sister for Beverley and
Cathy. • • '
Ron'.and Phyllis Moore came
home fnoni. tlie hospital last
week. ■■ .
Mr, and. Mrs
Beth and Donne? of C.ulross vis
ited ■ on. Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs;'Karf Caslick. • ■ '
Mrs. Harry ‘Tichborne of God
erich spent a,few days with her
mother.'Mrs. Kennedy, last week.
. fhb hall Wds filled to.the doors-
on Monday night when S.S. No,
^Christmas
concert. Santa came in after the.
program and gave out the, -gifts
off- the tree
to the children. Lunch was serv-
.ecj and a datfee followed tQ music
-'by The Aristocrats. .
The villa/ge 'was shocked to
hear of the’ death' of W Ab. Me-
Quillin bn Tuesday’morning. Mr,
McQuiHin was in hrs 73rd year
and ha^hcen in
some time. ■
May your Christmas be
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