The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-12-01, Page 13TO THE ELECTORS
OF KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
I will again be seeking a position as a Member of Kinloss
Township Gonna.
The ratepayers have IndicUted to me changes that should
be made in the administration and I will endeavour to present
these view, on council.if' I am re-elected, and do my best to
have them implemented to your benefit.
solicit your support on December 6th' so that I may fulfill
this obligation to. the good people of Kinloss.
SINCERELY
WALTER. BRECKLES • 1
To The
Electors Of Kinloss Township
C OOPERATIVE
TriltDES
PROGRESS. TOGETHER WITH
ASIC
E XPERIENCE AND
L OCAL CONCERN, WE CAN
L IFf OUR SIGHTS FOR THE FUTURE
Ire you concerned about the future of our municipality?
ere is much to be done in all areas of our township to
make it a better place for future generations.
ay we go forwatd together?'
our consideration of my name on your ballot would be
most appreciated.
. 3 ON YOUR BALLOT
NO. 1 WITH EXPERIENCE.
TE DUNCAN CAMPBELL
FOR COUNCIL
On Dec. 6th
TO THE
LECTORS OF KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
Your support . on December 6th would be greatly
appreciated.
• SINCERELY
GEORGE McBRIDE
TO' THE ELECTORS
OF KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
the four years that I have spent as councillor, I have tried
use my best judgement in the Interests of the people of
lnloss. If you see fit to re-elect me. I will serve with the
erne Integrity, and sincere effort to do my best.
DONALD' BELL
tiong:OF .PPLL
Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the
TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
IN THE COUNTY OF BRUCE
That whereas more Candidates have' been nominated to
each of the followipg offices' than the number 'required to fill
such offices, therefore polls will 'be' held at the times and places
stated in this notice' for the purpose of electing the holders of
such offices.
• OFFICES FOR WHICH POLL TO BE HELD
REEVE.
4 MEMBERS OF COUNCIL
ADVANCE POLL
Will be held Saturday, November 27 from 11, a.m. to 8 p.m.
at the home of the clerk, R. R. S Lucknow.
' Declaration for Proxy voting must be received from the
clerk by 5 p.m., November 30th.
REGULAR POLLS
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6,1976
Poll No. 1— Ford Cunningham Residence
Poll No. 2 — Whiteclairdi Community Hall
Poll No. ,3 Anglican. Church, Kinlough
All polls will be open from 11 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock
p.m. and no longer.
Glycol under my hand this 18th day of November, 19"h.
FRASER. MacKINNON,
Returning Of
TO THE
ELECTORS OF KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
Having decided to contest the office of Councillor, I humbly
solicit year support at the polls on Monday, December 6, 1976
and if elected' I promise to serve all the ratepayers to the
utmost of my ability.
SINCERELY,
ALLAN R. MILLER
FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS
PHONE 528-2299 OR 528-5301
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THE' LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUC KNOW, ONTARIO
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7th meeting of the 4-H club
Id on Monday evening at the
f Mrs. Walter Elliott.
FINETREE.
CRESTENETS
Well a person can push some-
thing aside for only so long, even if
it is a thing .you are almost afraid
of. There comes a time when as my
old grandad would say "Ye will do
it or do it later," So girls I will
do my best. •
For the last month there is a
class being held. here for all those
wishing. to take it. It is a , health
care aide course, and will require a
lot of concentration, and study for
all those taking.. it, for there are
frequent tests and the girls are
working during the course. Forty
there are, and it will last for
something like a year.
So when this 'is over they will
be able to tell us how often we
should clean our nose, and if we
kept our ears clean we could hear
better.
I said I was afraid to start. You
see they may find out too much
about me. I have all those years
behind me and I can not truthfully
say that I have fully understood
one single woman yet. Yes girls
you ,* puzzle me-some with such
brilliant talent, others with talent,
others with talent for something
else outside of nursing.
After making that statement' I
had better make it ,perfectly clear
that Mame and I could not have
received better care" anywhere in
Canada, and I believe in saying
that. I am speaking the feelings of
every single patient in this special
place.
I had a very strong inclination to
write about each one of you
individuals as I watched you at
work each day. In fact I started to
do it and then got "chicken" and
then made sure all of it went in the
wastepaper basket.
So you will have to be a group of
the finest, mostly young women,
that we here ever hope to have the
privilege of taking care of us. Just
a. little example: I have knovn girls
that will work a lot- harder during
their shift so that they would be
able to take a little time, and some
of their own time, to enable them to
talk to, and in so doing encourage a
Purdons,
Bring ymir garment to next
meeting to practise judging. Also
we practised for the Fashion Show.
The discuSsion centred on plans for
Achievement Day and individual
activities for the day. The meeting
closed with the 4-H creed repeated
, in unison.
The 4-H leaders, Mrs. Walter
Elliott and Mrs. Archie Purdon,
have been given two days at the
Royal' Winter Fair and stay over
night at the Lord Simcoe Hotel,
Toronto. Walter Elliott and Archke
Purdon are going, to accompany
their Wives to the Fair.
OLIVET
Girls from this area attended the
4-H' Achievement Day, which was
held on Saturday in . the Ripley
Community Centre. 'The project
was "Clothes For Leisure". The
leaders are Mrs. Ray Hamilton and
Mrs. Ken Elphick. Mrs. Hamilton
received her 10 year Leadership
Award.
Visitingon Friday evening 'with
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McGuire and
Christopher were Mary Anne i
Coiling and Danny Boyd, Rick 1
Smith and Joan Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire
along with other employees of G&E
Sales and Service, Lucknow, spent
a very enjoyable evening on
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Priestap and Family in their new
honie in Lucknow.
certain person out of themself, and
give them a new outlook on. life. A
girl that will do this kind of thing is
not just doing a job so that she will
collect a pay cheque. We have,
those kind of girls, in the. group.
We have others who are just as
capable, kind and well meaning,
but lack that one little word
"compassion".
There is also the very great
possibility that a number of us here
get so badly 'vrapped up in
ourselves that we hinder, instead of '
help, those who are trying to help
us, in, a number of selfish ways.
I have tried 'to write thiS as fairly
as I could.. I have 'no intention of
being unkind to anyone or set
anyone on a pedestal.
You have all earned any praise I
am capable of giving you. And now
taking the time for attendance and
the' amount of study involved,
proves your sincerity of what
perhaps meant when he said "If
you know how you will always have
a job, but the one that knows why
will always be 'the boss".
So you see we still have THE
BESTat Pinecrest Manor.
Respectfully submitted,
C. Aubrey Higgins.
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Lofi Jamieson, president, open-
ed the meeting with the 4-H pledge
repeated in. unison. The roll call
was answered by 3 members giving
plans. for next sewing .project at
home. Lori , Jamieson read the
minutes. A work meeting is to' be
held November 29 at 7 p.m. at
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