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Page 6 — Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 10, 1997
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I would like to thank everyone. for their support
and the following for their generous donation to
the i(araoke fundraiser held at the fisherman's
Cove Tent & Trailer Park 6n the Labour. Pay.
Weekend. •
'Xeso Selesowt
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' fisherman's Cove
KT.D. kitchener, Ont.
Henderson Homecare
Montgomery Motors
• From Our Heart
. Silver Lake Store
Finlay's Ddcorating
Holyrood General Store
Annie's Gas Bar
- Hamilton Fuels "
Mayfair Restaurant
The Kids Shoppe
Lucknow Farm Supply
Lucicpow Cut & Curl
AEG Countryside Appliances.
Hodgins Hon -le Hardware
•Pizza Delight •
The Shop, Video & Variety
Armstrong Bakery
The Lucknow Sentinel
Kim Schnarr
Kranenburg Butcher. Shop.
Lucknow Village Market
Lucknow Midgets
wind up season Whitechurch
UCW begin
fail session
The Lucknow Midgets
travelled to.the Windsor
area for the All Ontario
Championship this past
week: • •
Their first game was
against Stoney Point and
Lucknow won by a score
of 6-4..Lucknow's next
game was against
Woodslee which Lucknow
lost:by a score of 13-7..
• The third •game ;
Lucknow played was
against Carripbellville. ]ft
was an excellent game, but
Lucknow'lost.with a score
of 8-7. •
Woodslee went on to
win the tournament. •
Lucknow represented
Western Ontario well with
great - spartsman.ship.
Thanks to all the parents
that were able to make the
trip.
Special thank you to all
theplayers for a very suc-
cessful season.
Spring is the
time to build
Big Business
through'
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NOTICE :TO' IIVIUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF
.THE I TOWNSHIP OF.ASHFIELD
TAKE NOTICE that,nOminatiOns.may be filed betWeen:9•a:m. and.
5 p.m. on nomination day, Friday, October 10, .1997,. Or during: •
the period. from Tuesday, April 1, 1991 to. Thursday,
October 9, 1997 inclusive immediately preceding .nomination
. day, at a time when the .clerKs.office it open.
OFFICES FOR WHICH PERSONS MAY BE NOMINATED
1 REEVE •
1 - DEPUTY REEVE
3 - COUNCILLORS
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FURTHER TAKE NOTICE thatnominations must be in the
prescribed form, and be accompanied by the, prescribed.
nomination filing fee of $100 'payable to the Township of Ashfield in
cash or by Certified cheque.' The nomination will only be certified
where the clerk is Satisfied that the person, is qualified to be
nominated and that. the nomination cornplies with the Act. The
nomination must be signed by the candidate, and may be filed in
person or by, an agent .as set forth iri...SePtion 33 of the •Act.
Nomination • form$' and full particulars of procedures to be followed
may be obtained from the undertignecl. ,• •
Where there are more certified. candidates than are required to fill
the office, notice will be given of the. location of voting placed; the
dates and times that voting places will be open for voting; manner
in which eiectors may use voting proxies, and any alternative voting
methods.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that where, at 5 p.m'. on
Tuesday, -October 14, f997 the number of pertified.pandidates.
for an office is the dame as or less' than the number to be elected
the clerk shall immediately declare the candidate or candidates
elected by, acciarnation. On Wednesday, ,October 14.1997,
between the hours of 9.a.m. 'and 5 p.m. additional nominations May'
be filed for the remaining vacancies in the office in respect of which
there was an insufficient number of certified candidates and the
provisions of tub-seCtiOns 33 (5) and 37 (2) apply. •.
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Linda Andrew, Clerk
Township of Ashfield
. by Jean Ross •
UCW
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,.• The Whitechurch UCW
ladies held their Sept.
meeting on Wednesday
with a noon luncheon at
the home of Margaret
Sleightholm.
The fol1oed
with Pauline Adams,
Evelyn Gibb as leaders.
Pauline gave the call to
worship "Living up to. our
The scripture was taken
by Evelyn, and followed.
with readings, by Pauline.
Evelyn showeda video on
Mission Service. ••
• The • rollcall • was
answered by eight with an
item from the IvlissiOn
Service magazine. The
offering, least coin was
• received. Alice -Moore
read. a poem she wrote,
• about Canada at the,rneet-
ing .which was very well
•done. • •• .•-
Pauline .closed with
prayer. The Odt. meeting
will.be held at Mildred
McClenaghan'-s.
,• Mr. and- Mrs. Dalton
Nolis and family of the
, Creditor' area and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Sleiglithohn, of
Brantford Were Sunday
visitors with their parents
Eimer nd .Margate •
Sleighthalm. Mrs. Janis
Davis, Mark, and Scott af
• Windsor spent: a fewdays
with he
r motnez Mrs.
Agnes Farrier. •
CANCER
INFORMATION
SERVIC •
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•Champion elogger
•eiitertains IJCW
by Beverley Thompson
• Lucknow 'United
Church Women, Unit 3,
met in. the church parlor.
September 2. The commit-
tee • in charge, Jean
Whitby, Margaret Black
and Roberta Whytock, led
th8 worship service using
the theme "Our ,call to dis-
cp pari leshi id misson."
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The •hymn, Come, Ye
Thankful People Come,
was sung. Several pas -
Sages of Scripture were
read With- responses, read.
in unison- by all present.
The scriptures.explained
the difference between
discipleship and mission.Nocdveryone is called to
be a disciple,'but everyone
is, called .to
whether it be with family,
at work or in' the' commu-
•.Cliampions, entertained
with some clogging. • ,
Sallie. ; Lawton, '
Executive Director .of The
• Winghana and Area.
• Seniors Day Centre, was -
the guest speaker. She told .
of th.F0. activities at .the
Centre and what was.
involved. in the: Adult.
Away and Day, Away:
Programs there: Aa the
Centre is anot for profit
• organization, it depends
• largely 'on Volunteers, ,
•
pity. , • •
• Sue• Elliott; a tnetnber
of the Cripple Creek
Cloggers of Kincardine,
who are. Canadian. Open
donations from, neighbor-• . ,
ing communitiesd
an
ffindralSing activities.
Jane Treleaven,,Unit
, leader,,presided for the .
business. :Rollcall was•
'answered with a donation
to the Friendship House in
GOderich,. Committee
repo,r,ts were given. The
Least ,to,i.n On Belgium
was: given by Margaret '
.., The meeiirig;closed'
with prayer and a sOcial.!
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t . • ,
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for .'separate.1..•
school board
by Pat Halpja .
The chair of business•••
services for the Bruce-
Grey Separate , Schbol
board has found another
small but signifloant cost
of the nrovince's shift in .1
education funding:
Goetz said that the
board's:coSt of a licence to ,
allow photo .copying .of.
' educational material will
double ; because 'the'
Ministry of Education' has
ropPed its share of he
Until now, the Ministry •
paid half of the $2.per stu-
dent annual Copyright fee
'for photocopying in, the
sohoolsthe copyright fee
has not gone up, bait the
. end of the MinistrY sub-
• sidyleaves the separate
,board with an unexpected
expensp Of $4,23 1' pis '
GST
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