The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-12-23, Page 1041,
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,.. LUGKNOW,ONTARIO
HOLIDAY( GREET1 NGS
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YU'14TIDEBEST WISHES,
Community; 'but we want to add
our best wishes for ''A Merry
Christmas and a sincere hope that . .
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come a '
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your fondest' desires may
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true • in the New Year.,
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Without too •mlcl1.eo„dperaton
THURS., DECEMBER:. 23rd,
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from Jack' Frost, Wellington Mc- 11,
',trying tb get a
for Christmas.' Prospects looked L best of Good Cheer, not Y
fairly good -at the en'd of the ; ChrlstYtiias, blit all through the'
thisitten Ori''
Coy 'has been ryln .. to wish' you file
inl Just at greeting oil . e
sheet of ice.the arena:in tinie ''�� .
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week, • but as . is ,� .:.
Tuesday a wet snout is. the best Year
the weatherman can offer, . and, t
hopes of skating rfor Christmas
aren't very bright, And with this Yuletide' 'Greet
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The • Sepoys' hockey • stock rose 1 .. uig
ifiii . gores our' ' aprecia4tion of
• again this week” with the leturn
� �' friendly, pustness• relations,
off Albert Chin, who has been:
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but hockey fans are .banking on :
sailing. Ab's• plans aren't definite, S�ERTEST GARAGE
Ysim perforiring this ,season, ate!
A bi. 'HUIVT,ER,
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SEASON'S. GREETINGS
• A well as . brother George who ; is
• i +back .. at ' school here,
$�
. In the miroi 'hockey series: in
the W.O,A,A, • Lucknow • is .enter-
ing Pee Wee, ,Bantam, and Midget
teams, taking _in .lads, from 10 to.
16- years ofage,
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Search as we may we can find
no better • way to ,'express ' the
Season's Greetings .than that
time -worn phrase, which 'we ex-
tend most sincerely toone and
,. all • ..: ,
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A Very Merry:' Christmas
And A
;Happy and Prosperous New Year
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1RVIEV :DAIRY;
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The only. .01 A, intermediate
grouping in this district is rcom.-
prised 'of 'Walkerton, Hanover,
Durham, •Listowel,. Palmerston,.
Elora and Orangeville. Hano�•er �'
land Durham may join forces. •
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• 1i GARNER STANLEY'S NEPHEW
5. IN BIG HOCKEY .DEAL .
OMPLI MENTS OF Tib E SEASON
Its the same'', old wish, but al
ways new—A Merry Christmas
to All of You, and may the New
• Year .bring you , a 'full . measure •
of all .'good thnigs
ift
411.
•To this ' we add . •:a sincere.;.
"Thank' You to all our custo •
mgrs.
Allan Stanley, 22 year-old . Pro-
vidence Reds defenseman is: the
key figure in the: biggest deal in
N.H.L. history for a mi or league
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player '
`;Stanley,/ who is a nephew of
Garner.' Stanley, .Boundary. West,
comes to the New York Rangers
in -exchange: for Ed Kallman, El•L
win .Morris :,•and ;an ' undisclosed`
aount of cash..The deal'" adds.
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i'up to between''$60,000 and $70,000.
I The'" Providence; Club also . has , the
option of picking up four More
Ranger . ;farm products before
June 'lst ~ . '
Allan, Stanley, who tips the
:scale at 185 pounds, is• a son , of
Fire Chief Bill Stanley of Tun-
mins,• the .latter`.be:ing a brother
of Garner`, Stanley •. and • sons`, of
Isaac 'Stanley, who farmed west.
of Kinlcsugh where they . wer'e"
born
' Allan's .;•uncle, Barney Stanley,
'once , managed Chicago BlackI-
Hawks and another .,uncle, Ab ,N
If S•tanley, played ` senior hockey
•izt with Hamilton :Tigers.
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GREETINGS AND THANK .YOII
'Every day we are appreciative
of the favors and ` courtesies of
our pafnms,,
II but the Comas
Season ' affords ` the a'pportunity
toespecially thank .you and to
wish . everyone a right Merry
Christmas and the bestof health,
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the most of wealth;aad thg great`
est of happiness in. the New ,Year.
Allenford will •ke'• back. in the
W.O:A A again this year vw:ith, an
,Intermediate"B" team. .
Kincardine; Intermediates who
,have 'been• unsuccessful compet-1
-itorsiii the,O 0.4_•-decided'I
to play, W.O.A:A: hockey ..this
season . Ken. Dolson: will be -play-
: '1 ing coach, and,.the clubhas some
other talent which should make l •
them 'a top-ranking contender. in..: .
the.. W O ,A. A " .
Lloyd Pollcok, a. native of Rip -1
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ley. . is, the " Mr.. Hockey'' of Wind-
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, soy,. where he is.. credited with
organizing and -promoting the
Junior '"A" Spitfires, •who are
setting Op pace in the loop this
season: Lloyd is manager of the
Club, and as evidence of how his
'efforts' are appreciated in -the ' i
rBorer _ d Citby, he was "recently
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Christmas time again affor
us the opportunity and the plc
ure of wishing you a Right Mer
Christman, and A Happy a
Prosperous New Year.
And `thanks a million for ''
patronage during the s eai,'`
MACKAY'S SHOE REPAIR
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GREETINGS AND, THANK YO
:': May Christmas "renew, your faith
In .peace, good•..will to men,#
And as the old sweet carols ring
Across the earth . again,
May every happy echo
Bring gladness'to your heart, •
And .Christmas' cheer to give the
year
A bright and happy start'
HALL'S RESTAURANT`
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PURDON'S 'BAKERY,
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DE BEST WISHES `.
Nothing/ :can express :wh
want ` to say as well as 'a.
old-fashioned Merry ,,Chr
and A 'happy New Year.
And' we wish 'to add a
:.word of .,appreciati. of
goodwill and patronage;
GROCERY
,. pr" Bente NI. it anew car FI NLAYSON'S
SCHMOOS MAKE. IN
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PVBLIC APPEARANCE 1,\,!',0„•,...,
The' 1'6 c •a l Brotherhood of 1 - - f
Schinoos made their first publicI hl '
CO
appearance •on Thursday evening 01•` 'TIME. SEA
last;, before the students;; teachers'i MPL� MENTS ,
and guests of the'Luc now •High`i .
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MERRY.. CHRISTMAS
We Just couldn't let. this op-
portuniity: go by to extend heart-
iest and • sincere I best wishes for;
happiness, good health and _abun
dant prosperity at , Christmas
tinp�e . and y oughout the J New
Year. .
ART BRECKLES
Sentinel Fire Extinguishers
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iSchool,. at• the annual Hi h School f
' Christmas ;•dance.• :• . 'I
• The `numbers put.•on by this) •
'.t versatile group ' brought a . great,
. ovation from 'the audience, nec-1. '
essitating, a much deserved en -1
▪ core • . from •the ,'lads, who wer°c•1
dressed,' in appropriate costutrie.
R • The various,' numbers included
the school yell, ' the Schmoo'
theme song, a novelty skit and .a.,
song of their .own composition. 1
The Schmoos also joined with
the me 'tiers of the Presbyterian
and United Church a Young Pen-
pies' in theiir� annual carol singing
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'Not in the sense of custom only
but 'With kindly. thoughts, and
! nest wishes we ,extend the SOS-
no.
eas-
on's Greetings and our genuine
appreelatlo�n' of our pleasant, busi-
ness association:, IR Max the New
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C+ne.
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r, which' was,held ori.Monday e,�en� �.,,!
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