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THE-LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ON:TAR.10-4
• WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9th, F
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The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO .
"T.. Sepoy Town" On the Huron -Bruce Boundary
Second. Class Mail. Registration Number 0847
Established 1873' — Published Each Wednesday Afternoon
Member of the CW.N.A. and O.W.N.A. .
Subscription: Rate, $5.00 a' year in advance.— to'' the ZT.;S.A., $7.00:
Donald C. Thompson, Publisher
• WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER. 9th, 970
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CAUSE AN. ELECTION
/ .: During ' the past, couple of weeks, we attended ' several non.
ation meetings for school and municipal offices. •
Atmost every: meeting, a. • much worn. phrase, "I, won't cause:
an election" kept cropping up,
It seems that the possibility of ``Causing .an electtod" keeps;
many men', and women from'; running~for-various- public: offices -in
the area. "Causing an election" can lose a candidate votes at the polls
because of the "horse and buggy" 'attitude of many of the electorate.
We are of .the belief • that no one individual ever causes an
° . F election. Candidates are elected for a two year term: A. t. the:'end of
the two .years they are out and through.' : The only way they can
continue in office is to seek another nomination. They have no, prior
claim to officewhether they have served two or twenty-two years. At
the nomination meeting they areon the same level as the newcomer'
seeking . office for the first , time.
' / No ratepayer should begrudge the dollars it costs to run an
. election ' 'pality.- 4ow-bette ney-thaif
determining who has the popular support'of.:,the, electorate:. .•
The next. time you hear the phrase "cause an . election", rem- •
ember that • an 'election can be 'caused by a group of _
' equally responsible, but ' that no one person will ever• .'cause an
• election.
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SANTA
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•
Santa :will have 'treats for all
• the small children.
• For the Second. Week, free skat=
ing:will be. held.,at the Lucknow
arena. Free 'skating will: also be •
. •held on Saturday _Dccc.rriber 19
and -1 ediiei a "acrd ,T.hu'rsday/
prior to Christmas', "December 23.
and. 24': All this.;. is . sponsored by
the. Lu'cknow Business Men's.
Assoc—ration. .
See you in Lucknow 'Saturday !
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LUCKNOW
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Mlchig�n Accident
L'ANGSIDE' NEWS
:Relatives: of :Mrs Mervin •Gla'z ,w
ier'.(nee Freda Richardson)' of
Oshawa attended the funeral of
Niro: `Gla ier'� h ts'b'andbat`Cli`nton-
on ' Monday:: •The late Mervin
,Glazier was killedin a head-on. .
car accident near Flint; ;Michigan
Friday.. He s: sury •v'eirby
wife and two sons Eric 13 and
Cameron '8.t Sympathy of the.
community is extended .to his. .
fa::mily and relatives. His •
-mother-Of Clinton -was rforx'ly
injured in. the accident. ,
Mrs. Glazier is the daughter of
Mrs Walter Ric.hard'son'of. Wing•
ham :and the late :ir kictardson.
the Richardspn 'family at 'one
time lived on the sixth of Culross
later moving to.`Belmore.. `Firs:
Glazier, attended school at Lang.-
side
Chv'Itrnas'TreeS.
Aul-Rep-Ta-
World Jamboree
Culross Ivan Is
RetUrned To School
Board' On Moeda
John Kieffe r of Culross. Town-
ship was re-elected as the separ-
•ate school representative on the
Bruce County Board of Education
in Monday's election. He
defeated Jules VandeVyvere•of.
Walkerton.
As thiswas written on. Tuesday
morning;, .four municipalities had!
still to report the vote to the
returning officer but Mr. Kieffer's.
re,;election was. assured. This
will -be -.his -second term.He
polled 855 votes as cotnpaed.:to
624 for Mr. •VandeVyvere.
Local municipalities, and their
votes, . were: Teeswater , Kieffer
89, VandeVyvere'8; Culross,
K 145, V 8; Kinloss, K 2 ,••V 0;
Lucknow , 'K 2, V 0; Huron Town' -
ship, no votes cast; Ripley had no
votes cast, .
In Mr VandeVyvere's home,'
community 9f Walkerton he poi-
=led 300 -votes -as compared-
::Kieffer's 95; .•
Neighbours Honor
Mrs. Wesley Robb
AMBERLEYp NEWS
•
Orl%Saturday afternoon of last
- re l rs. "es ey ••.•, orrner
ly of the second 'concession -of ' • '
-Huron; was honoured 'at Her apart-
inent in, Luc know when former
..rieighbour -isrted her f
afternoon ... During the program
contests: and.: readings were, enjoy-
ed. In a•few words Mrs.. Jim
Nesbitt conveyed the best wishes
of her neighbours' to Mrs. Robb
:and 'presented her with a gold
Coloured 'bathroom hamper.
Mrs. Robb 'made a gracious re
ply thanking everyone 'fthe'ir
thoughtfulness. A delicious •
lunch was: served, by Mrs. 'John A:'
McDonald , ••Mrs...Jim,•Nesbittand
®Mrs. Jack Emmerton. The re-
mainder of the afternoon was
,spent inreminiscing of many •
happy memories enjoyed on.the
second. concession .: ' .
The Kinloss Venturers are
selling Christrnas•.trees again this
year, but with a different purpose„
in mind,
They plan to give the profits
to William Dickie of Kinloss to
assist in his expenses •►;hen he
attends 'the World Jamboree at
Japan next summer. William is
the president 'of the Venturer. Com
pang in Itinloss ,
lb
Vbrab
Are Reminded Of
•
Shopping
ours
FOR
LUCKNOW
IN'ADDITION TO• THE "REGULAR' DAILY HOURS. OF BUS-
INESS, LUCKNOW STORES WILL. BE OPEN:.
:• THREE FRIDAY NIGHTS PRIOR TO
CHRISTMAS DECEMBER 4, 11. and 18
_ ..
ALL DAY. THURSDAYS IN DECEMBER,
3;10,' 17, 24, 31'
• FRIDAY, .SATURDAY; MONDAY, T•UES
' DAY, WEDNESDAY EVENING PRIOR,,
TO. CHRISTMAS DECEMBER 18;19, 21,
22, 23
. ',:CLOSED 'THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24'
AT 6.P M,'
MAKE LUCKNOW
YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING, CENTRE
only an aunt Mrs. N, R. Couch hos
e�rated 102nd � • daughteMrs.. N. 'Mitchell)•.
died suddenly December 3rd'. •
BirthdayMondayOur-sympathy 1s extended relatives here.
~OPEN,.. HOUSE
Mr, '/and .Mrs .'Wayne. &rown, 9
Montreal are spending a ' few ;da
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brow
in,Lucknow.' Many from here ,
called to extend congratulation.
;and best wishes.. on Monday. whe
Open :Hous:e was given in honou!
and:Mrs::Clarence 'Yvic,Clenaghan. of the recent. marriage of Mr, a
and Eldon visited with him,on/ ' • 'Mrs. Wayne ,Brown. .
Sunday afternoon and Monday•and' . At 'the ynited•Churcb,se�� orf
greeted others -Who. ca S.0 day rn,ornanr pupils from the
Sunday School will be presentin
Mr, and Mrs.. Wilbur Brown of theirChristriias prod r'am and on
Dt1NGANNON NEWS
Congratulations and best wishes
are `extended to, Robert M'cCleria -
ghan who celebrated his 102nd
birthday on Monday., December
7th at the "Nelson Street' Nursing •
Home in Coderich. His son Rev..,,
Lucknow; Visited kith Mr, and•Mrs Monday evening a 'Christmas su
A-rthui -Brow-n-i-n-Dunda-s a rzd.w zh- per-w:i+1 be give= .
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A GIFT.
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That:,.lsts, the
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