The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-12-06, Page 2THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY,plc Ems R 4, I'M Pm's TWO
Th. e LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1972
ELECTION RESULTS • .
CULROSS TOWNSHIP
10 38 91 39 150 328
6 37 110 • 97 32 282
" 51 92 72 52 , 275
6 73 89 28 15 211
4 21 81' 55 8 169.
JACK TRELEAVEN\
2. 3 4 Total
140 46 101 368
62 99 81 274
November 25th, with Many good
roasts of venison. The weather ,
was ideal throughout the week.
The group consisted of Justice
Campbell Grant, 1-larry Doughty,
Clarence Schmalz, Dt. Bajurny,
Judge Herb Mosser, Verne Thomp-
son. David Ernst, Les and Ernie
Pilgrim, Dennis Donnelly , Ern-
est Donnelly , Harry Nugent of the
Walkerton area; Jack Treleaven,
Lucknow. Dr. Berberick, Hanover; ,
-Dr..__Frank_Brien , London; Gord
Pritchard, Chatham, Herb Tod-
gam, Chatham; Frank Chittick,
Guelph, and Bill Baillie, Lond6n,
REEVE
Ad. 1
Keith, Bruce 11 70
McKinnon, Archie 7 25
DEPUTY REEVE
McKague, Arthur 10 33
Ireland, David . .... .........
121 70 85 319
6 57 . 81 60 76 2$0
COUNCIL
3 ELECTED
X10 -27 90-x_--76 164-- 367
Voting Locations: Ad. Advance Poll; No. 1 Bob Colvin's; No. 2
Township=-Shedi-NoA-Salem-flalt;-Na_4Y.crmosa..Hall.
SEPARATE. SCHOOL BOARD
2 ELECTED
ME. PA. SW.
Bruce Twp. 0 0 0.
Tiverton 0 3 s 0
Huron . 0 0 0
LucknoW 0 0 .0
Kinlosg 2 0 ,• 2
A.shfield 1 1 0
or;
Total 332 25. 243'
• BRUCE COUNTY. HISTORIES
From 1907 to 1968, .a sequel to the
former book; also Norman Robert-
_potys original history, 1606 and
prior years; crtier
Christmas gift, at The Lucknow
Sentinel. Please add 61 extra for
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- Graham Moffat
Wed On Saturda
LANGSIDE NEWS.
Congratulations to Mr. aiTd Mrs.
Graham Moffat of Teeswater who
were married at the Baptist
Church, Blythwood Rd., Toronto
on Saturday, December 2nd. Min-
ister was. Rev. Lorne Pierce.
Mrs, Moffat is the former Mrs.
Edith Warrener (nee Taylor) of
Shaunavon, Saskatchewan and
.originally from the Langside area.
She was raised on the Robert Stew-
art farm at Langside and both Mr.
and Mrs. Moffat attended, Lang-
side school.
Graham farmed at tangside for
many years before retling to
Teeswater.
Mrs.' George Young entertained
friends and neighbours at a
Tupperware Party, Friday
evening.
C.O.0
The-r_egularme_e.sing of the
Langside C.O.C. was held Sun-
day,. The children practised
songs for their Christmas
programme.' The rest of the story
of Christmas, using the flannel-
graph was told. The meeting
closed with the Lord's. Prayer.
A Sentinel Gift
MONDAY TO
SATURDAY NIGHT,
DECEMBER 18 TO 23
UNTIL 9 P.M. moril
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..5t MAKE LUCKNOW
'i YOUR CHRISTMAS .SHOOPING CENTRE
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
wedding anniversary this week, '
November 29. tested the election on ,'Monday,
Congratulations,are extended to December 4 , 1972 and ha's been
Mr. and 'Mrs. Gregory Jervis (nee
Peggie Hodges) who were married
November 15, in London, England,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Durnin
welcomed Jamie Donald into their ,Dungannon area
your home.
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Congratulations !
A' number from .hete attended
HtrroirtCounty hiev ement---
Night in Clinton, Friday, Decem ,-
ber 1. Ross Eedy is one of the
vialunteer-leaders_i_whoteceiv_
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BRUCE - GREY SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD
Meyer, Robert 7 35 '41 32 110 225
Sweeney, Wm, F 3 9 24 16 165 217
Paquin, Claude 0 0 4 1 8 13
Borho, William
Zettel, William
Lamont, Lloyd
• Wall, Morley .
Stobo, Donald •
Scott, Elmer
BRUCE -GREY
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Culross 225 13 217 CONTINUED PROM PAGE 1 card will be sent.
Teeswater 103 6 23
Kincardine Twp J. 2 1
LADDER STRIKES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
with his foot and Wilfred
lowering it back when it came in
contact momentarily with hydro
wires.
Describing the incident..
Spence said that the sparks flew
and later a small notch was found
burned in the top of the ladder.
Neither men felt the electrical
jolt—SPence-said_that_he_was_
wearing rubber soled shoes and
Wilfred rubber boots and that they
considered themselves very lucky.
ATTENTION..
SHOPPERS!
S.'
HERE ARE THE
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING;k,o,
HOURS FOR
LUCKNOW STORE
FO-URTRIDAY NIGHTS
PRIOR TO CHRISTMAS,
DECEMBER 1, 8, 15, 22 SC
UNTIL 9 P.M.
ALL DAY THURSDAYS
—1-14-DECEMBER, me 28.
•
Eedys Observe.. Mr . and Mrst• Bill Blake
a certificate. for his assistance.
ty Becky from Galt were home this
25th Ann iversa Week end.:
returned , as 'Reeve of Ashficld
Township for a two year period .:
Congratulations 'from friends in
Roger Pentlana is a patient in
DUNGANNON NEWS Wingham Hospital having suffer-
ed a heart seizure on,Saturda;,.
Bert Mc Whinney is horse again
after, almost t,w,o weeks in Lioder-
TerildspfraT.-
'Girvin Reed successfully con-.
CHRISTMAS CARDS — our .stock
of boxed • Christmas cards will
ifVe S-Offething to your-liking, dro
in and make your selection, a wid
variety of designs and prices, Th
..Lucknow Sentinel.
Aire
A PRIMARY OPERETTA
"Snow White
and
The Seven Dwarfs"
WILL BE HELD IN
LUCKNOW CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
4•
PROVINCIAL HONORS were
awarded tour ,firea girls as part
of the ceremonies in connection
" with 4-H Achievement Day at
Wingham. LeWto right are Irene
Hasty, Nancy Adams, Christine
Hartleib, Rosalea Hackett and
Miss Katherine Hunt , Huron home
economist.
- Advance Times Photo,
Friday, December 8th at 8:15 p.m..
ADMISSION: ADULTS $1.00 CHEJDREIs