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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22nd, 1954
NOMINATION
NOTICE is hereby given " to the MUNICIPAL ELECTORS
OF THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW that in compliance with
the Statutes in .that behalf I require the presence of the
Said. Electors at the Village Hall in the said Village of
Lucknow at the hour of 7.30 p.m., op
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th
1954, For One Hour.
THAT “The Songmen” will be
featured artists on “Let’s Make
~ Music” "“ on -GBL ~ televisign,-
channel 9 on Thursday, Dec^ri-
ber 23rd at 5.00 p.m. This will
be of interest to local viewers
who have heard The Songmen,
and more particularly due to
the fact a former Lucknowite,
Wm, F. Thompson is a member
♦ of the- group. _ / . •
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..J.: —P--
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ray
nard of Ethel recently celebrat
ed their 50th wedding anni
versary. Walter and Mungo Mc
Farlan, formerly of, St. Helens, |
are -both- -spns-in-law of this
couple.
THAT Mr. Walter E, Treleaven
has. been ill with pneumonia at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Simon Plewes, but despite his
advanced years „ is making a
favorable., recovery. Mr, Tre-
. leaven is in his 90th year.
THAT The Right Rev. G. N.
Luxton; Bishop' of Huron; will
broadcast to his people on
Christmas Day dyer CKNX,
’ .Wihghamat"5/p;m. and1 from
CFPL,London, at 1.30 p m.
THAT in a turkey raffle held by
the Goderich Lions, two of ten
birdi were^wbfTt^ CeciLBlake
of Dungannon and George
Westlake of Lucknow.
THAT the- Wingham--.Advance/
Times and the Goderich Signal-
have. each announced that the
subscription price will be ad-
L. vanced to $3.00 a year, effeci-
iW LHe- first' of January.- ~~~
THAT an American firm which
1 manufactures contractor’s ma
chinery and . equipment is re
ported to be interested in pur
chasing the former, aero cush-’
ioh> building in Wingham.
Should the* industry locate in
Wingham it would employ up
wards to 100 men.
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THAT Jack MacDonald* brother
' of Mr. Wm. MacDonald of the
Lucknow High Schol staff, has
been re-elected to the Orillia
council. <
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THAT we appreciate the kind
words of John D. Ross of Cay
uga, who, upon renewing his
Sentinel subscription, writes:
.1.; “More thah ever we think The"
Sentinel the best weekly ever.
1 guess it’s the 'weekly renewal
of old scenes and old friends
that-makes it so Welcome. Any
way you are doing a very fine
service to the community there.
Best seasonal wishes to you
and * yours and our many
’ friends around Lucknow”.
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THAT'Dick Elliott of Holyrood
•_ was the winner of a Reming
ton electric razor/ in a' lucky
ticket draw at Cowan’s Rest-
aur'ant.
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THAT Earl “Tapper” Gray, who
recently resigned as manager
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been rehired again with his
" duties also including those of
•• recreational director. “Tapper”
has also been re-elected for a
sfecond term as president Of the
Canadian Legion in the County
Town, ./A*,
THAT early Monday morning the
’mercury dipped to six below
the winter to date. It was six
^below^^dghLoIcdock^bnLwith
Old Sol shining brightly the
\ temperature ’ rose quickly to
above zero. It w.as one of the
few times that the official tem-
pearture. locally agreed with
the CKNX reading. Both were
• the same 'Monday,’The. Wing-
ham. report ia. gfehefally a few.
degrees lower. Last week the
; ’thermometer' dropped th eight
" above here, with the radio re,-
, ‘ port giving a two above figure.
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-■ for the purpose of nominating Tit and proper .persons for ■
■ the Offices of Reeve, Four Councillors and Three Public B
■ School Trustees for the Village pt Lucknow for the year ■
■ 1955, Trustees to hold office for two years, of which all
a Electors are hereby required to take notice and. govern
® themselves accordingly, and if. a - greater number of Can-
■ didates than required, to fill the said Offices are nominated
■ and make theh required Declarations, Polls will be opened
E in the following places: POLLING SUBDIVISION NO. ONE,
S THE LEGION HALL; POLLING SUBDIVISION NO. TWO,
”b~THE~MUNICIPAL . OFFICE; POLLING SUBDIVISION NO.
■ THREE, THE VILLAGE HALL, in the said Village of
■ Lucknow, oil
■ MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd
5 1955, and will be open from Nine O’clock A.M;-
until Five O’clock P.M. and no longer.
■ IT SHOULD BE NOTED that when a. proposed candidate is ■
■ not present at the nomination meeting his nomination paper ■
2 will not be valid unless there is attached thereto evidence B
■ satisfactory to the Returning Officer that the proposed can- ■
■ didate consents to be so nominated. ■
2' Given under my hand this 10th: day of December A.D. 1954 *
g E, H. AGNEW, Returning Officer. ■
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THAT Mr. and Mrs. Raynard
Ackert, Ernest and June and
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Reid, left
_ on Monday for a trip to Texas
by way of Denver, Colorado,
“ where theyx will visit friends:
They expect to ibe gone about
thi^ee weeks.
THAT as has been her custom,
Mrs. E. M, Alton has had us
repew The Sentinel to her four
away-from-home sons, Ed of
Big Valley, Alta.; Jack of Ed
monton, Nelson of Windsor and
Ewart of Kirkland Lake, whom,
she says, like to get the news
of the old home town.
THAT it is always well to know
both sides of the case before
commenting, but Labor Union
bosses ^and striking employees
: shouldn’t lose sight of the pre
sent price of-eggs that certain -
ly won’t~"encourage7~the -pro-
ducer to consider the purchase
of new farm machinery or. cars.
We had the lowly poultry price
forcibly driven home on Satur-
urday evening when we pur-
’ chased a three-parts full six-
.. quart basket of new laid eggs
We’re wrapping up every •
good wish, for you with * ■
bit of holiday cheer that says—
r’
The
^market
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for $1.00. There were three
dozen in the basket, and yes, .
one for good measure.
THAT the Lucknbwdstflet Bigfi~
School band made a bus tour
of the Village on Sunday af
ternoon serenading shut - ins
with Christmas carols.
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THAT Mr. Denzil Staffers of Galt’
and formerly pt JKinloss, Had
his 80th birthday last week and
is‘still enjoying good health.
Mr. Staffers attended the fun
eral of his sister, Mrs. Walter
Jiodgins, who was laid- to rest
on Saturday in Greenhill Cem
etery. \ .
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THAT the Saturday afternoon'
matinees at the Lyceum Thea
tre, Wingham, will not be held
on Christmas and New Years
days, but a matinee will be
—’heldomBox-ing-Dayv ----------
THAT Sid Gardner •is now hos
pitalized at Malton.: He’ll like
ly be there for some time and
at time of writing it was ques
tionable if he would be able
to get home fdr‘ Christmas.