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SENTINEL.
THAT the Local Association of
the Girl' Guides, sponsored a.b'
successful bazaar. on,,'Saturday: ('
The. prize . draw for a .chicken :L`'
was," won 'by . Mrs, Jessie` Allin, f
THAT 'among the boys :who. bay.ci
returned : Borne• after' spending.'
,*.the sailing season on the lakes I
are. jack Stewart,' Bqb M.acNay,: '
• Tuitm . 'McDonald; Donald Fei
gcison and' Aloort,• Chin, "
'111:'1'1' 1n order. 'tllio Olio,' your: I1lIliC•
• e,,;tn can enjoy the. holiddy$,
tt�:� l G_wi11. lad'.: r ez_ �lrillc
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a, C.'hrtstmas':..or •N:e :W ;Year`s •
day, :You'll.
havo',ter• stock up
S,.,tbrday''•preceding ,each • h'olr
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E.' D; Bottdn'. U'1' Listowel
died.' in Ski=atfor.d at ithe a'gce of
'82. •`He was a ,we11 kriuiVn.su1
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The.. Sentinel. will lac
,; .pleased • •to receive °'a lis"t`. of:
"y oui' holidayvisitors Send
these items in 'early .please,
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THAT Neil McInnes is'oper �i.ting
dry.,cleaning :plant rn Dur';
'_harm. He .previously `ti as, lir
r,asrnessin Bar`,le..
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'l;]IA'l' upon'. renewing hi; Si;n-
tinel subseription, Wallis (? •
:Ro Aston'.': of Ha:gersvillc.. says,
• "we enjoy re;ldi:ng' u it each
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week"
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to solve -that. last minute Christ.
ntras"'gift'.' problem, a;`'subscr rh
•`''tion•" to.i The Sentinel is. ahc:
::hewer. An attractive .greeting.
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LOCAL BRIGADE AT
D.UNGANNON FIRE
Fire in the, roof of •,-Harold'
Glenn's residence•, .in , DU gannon
;gave Lucknow Firemen ' a .run
last, ,, Wednesday. The •alarm `was
turned in here at noon, hour,,• and •
the 'Brigade made a quick trip to
the neighboring .v'illage to bring,
the outbreak under control,.`
The .house,, which, is to be used'
as a workshop.• and•ari apartment,
was as yet unoccupied, and • cause
of the .fire' is, uncertain. It broke
out under the roof,and sent up
dense' clouds of smoke, but with
little ,'blaze to: be "sec, Practical
]y, the 'entireridge of the 'roof '.
'had to be 'split. open to get at.
the seatof the fire. When it
came ,apparent that. the fire
I nu ck's water supply ' wasn't. go-
king to be sufficient to. eaai'nguish.
t lj e .ioutbr eal; the B` r i g
da�auglted • water 'from a ::nearby
cistern' of about 2.000.• gallon cap-
-Adjoining _homes.. of, MI5:. W1
.McConnell . and , Har;dy' Bios.
would have been in grave'clang-
;et had the blaze got out of son-.'
tr'ol 'The outbreak: was discover-
ed by Fred• Young, :'and a bucket
'ibrigade`.:did 'What :is could tint):l
the arri'v'al of the local fire com-
pany • under, the .', direction of
Chief k.,c: Murdie. The damage
1was unofficially estirnated ,at•
$0.9:00".
).M)lt.S .ISARELLA BALFOUR
DILD .IN LONDON
.The 'funei ar of Mrs; Isabella._'
'113.alfour was held in London on
Morloav of last week, With bur-
ral., in Roy's 'Cenietei y, ,neat ,Mit
chesll. She was the widow, of ,Dr,
James '.Bslfoul ; and. the mother of
the . date Dr. E B. Balfour: ...of •'
Lu,cknow. Mrs... Balfour°made her
" ! home` here' for':se'era]. `:ears" an
was ., Ve]1 known '.in the :village::
She was 92: years of age.
One of the greatest lessons ;of
°life is 'to1' learn no :':to do what:
one likes, but to like what one
does
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(By Lean I.- MacLeod),.
Christmastide! and we send our. greetings
Straight from, the heart of the old home town
From where we gather in festive "meetings
.`'. On the streets and highways, upand .down.,
Christmastide! and thesaine old,rapture,
Children's laughter and children's glee,
And sofrething sweet thatwe long lto: capture
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Pulling at you and haunting mer,
Christmastide! and the circle broken,
Faces gone from the empty chairs,
And>rriiany athought it; our hearts unspoken
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But silently 'voiced in our lifted prayers.
the e village' t.
- � Lig}�ts spring -up'. , �.
,And hydro -brightens the homesteads too,
Every mouse with its little highlight,
Festive :gladness and treasures new.
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Christmastide!'encl,the kettle singing.
What friendly, kettles we all have known!
Christmastide! and our thoughts a -winging.
Out as far as the winds have blown..
Lives that crossed in the pathway's tr ailing,.
Ships that passed on the=bounding main;
And somehow at Christmas, memory shedding
Glory of ' light on the path again.: t
Christmastide! and we gaily greet you,
Taking our pilgrim knapsacks clown,
Hoping there on the way to meet you
Travelling in thought ,to Bethlehem town
Leaving the' crowds
•�at the Infant's manger,
Pass we the cross and the empty tomb
And, Joy to our hearts' will be no stranger
" As Christ takes up..His rightflul room: