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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-10-28, Page 4Page 4 - Lacku ow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 28,199 • Cliantges ofaddr erdexs for subscrtptipns, and undrlb'a±rablevartio WWII p =V beaent tc Te 14 Sentinels the ackluss indicated here, Adverb ,+ is acceptecttothe condition thatiu: the event ofa kocitralgOvat rout the pm- • brad the advertising space cooled by the r muli%item tubers lb a rcaaonable allowance for *abut.*UM be eh aged for. but the baianceofthe axbretii%en, lentiviabo palet.at the app!(cablerates. A t3ewea p'ubaahc»ra. Community Newwepapar 019,Cat41301. t- Ltnclgtew, 4 ttttterta P.O. Box 400, ',.ueltnow. ntarlrr NOG 0 phone: i L9) WS -2822 fay ( 19) 52$-Se2e. moo. . Z0strazlished..Z TOrn'Thompson -.:ext %g Pat LivingStort Gen... er4 g+ / t . Phyllisatthews Heim - ..ice . .. ", .. • JO= Courtney - setter subscription Rtes advance: Regular $25.66 (irnci. postage and 0,$•.T.) .liar $2.3412 and G.s:'l:l • row & USA K *ROAo. Publtaatians Matt RcgistratIsm. 7 6 4 • Meld at Oaderieh, Ontario. Piktig1,511e4 52 ttttlea a year; ' e -m44: iuctcsexatthvroutei;um,ca: 0 4, rei Voters in the Municipalities of .Lucknow;.. Kinloss and Huron have an opportunity to be a part of history inthe making but only if they vote on Nov. 9. it Witt be interesting to see .if this election results in a turf war or wilt voters he apathetic to the whole .pro Es.. Coma .Jan.: 1, 1999, any matters concerning: either or all;, of the aforeimontiehect, three rnunic$patitiea,:rttilt be considered around- one ' couneit table by seven people... COnsldering the problerrrs. that will no, doubt be encoun- tered, it was surprising to see the keen inter- ' est it this 'election. The names of 18 people vwtill be On the bail'ot. The transition board for the new municipal- ity, of the Township . of ,Huron-Kinioss opted 'for an open effect Ort rather then,a ward .sys- tem As ratepayers in the <new- municipality, we wilt have to trust .that; those seven: people. etected will look at the new municipality as a.. whole 'and show no, favouritism to any ane area over.. the ;next..two years. There are,some special agreements; to consider, such as the recreation, :medlcat,, and fire boards that t .ucknovii and Kinloss share with-. Ashfield and WestWawanosh. This:.: municipal .campaign has a more aggresalve, nature to it than: others in;:the past as' candidates attempt to 0arner• the votes •o't /';81)5 (Huron 333,: Kinloss -1209, t,ucknotn 1043), who are .eligible to cast a ballot on Nov.. In the 19.9T erection in' Kinloss: there was a 384., per cent voter turnout; ;in Huron the turnout was 30 percent. • ` An • all; Candidates, meeting takes: place on Wednesday evening in. 4ucknow. It is an opportune.time to Meet those you don't know. and put forward questions .ter all who seek to. rePresent 7,005 people. don't let apathy reign: exercise your right to Voter Advance; poli is - this Sat i ay. (PL} i some, st olci. Ph We have four (namnow of students in the 1894 photo at S.S.. # 10 Ashfield. Front row, first _.. 'Ethel Wylds (Taylor), who is Warren Wyids'::tnother fifth Person Edith. Cowan (Taylor). Note the matching • outfits oa.. the twin girls Ethel; and Edith. Third tow' :