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,• • .LyikiDA WICKHAM, i:V/ESTERPI ONTARIO' :NOVICE CHAMPION.
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KINGSBRIDGE
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds
, Mr.• and Mrs. Jack Reynolds and
daughter spent . Saturday with
Mr and Mrs RayDalton
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Martin of
• Hamilton spent the week -end with
M., and Mrs. Blaise Martin.
Mrs. Robt.'Howard Sr. returned
.home. Sunday from ,Wingliam
hosPital where she hadbeen a
• patient for the past three weeks.
Mr., Jim Sumett home after
• completion .of the sailing season.
s .Nalivan
fl51..1127,..141ves here visited
dailissy evening The Tpleleanehllasthirenkftperto.. due in January 65
'spend the holiday season in `Tor-° packets
Onto.. • - • '
The =mai Christmas concert could lose it if we don't pay, this
Was held in the parish hall •Son. first mortgage off when it eomes
formcd their parts well and' • .• John A. McMurchy
kETTER" TO THE EDITOR
A meeting. of Fame share Old-
ers and vbkors held in. PalSleY
Town Hall, which was packed, to
capacity, heard reports of FAQ
progress and the need for finan-
cial assistance from livestock far-
mers both cattle and hog produc-
ers in this vicinity as well as other
'counties in Ontario. This. money
is urgentlY needed to paY off a
first mortago in January and
also provide working capital that
we shareholders may own and
control a modern packing plant
already purchased to Process
and ,sell our finished Product to
the consuming public, a goodly
•number of whom are • ready and
willing to buy our finished prod-
uct at • competitive •prices.
We •farmaS and shareholders
should not be too much concerned
about immediate dividends, as the
older . packing companies have
been paying.. Our remuneration
•will come from having our own
buyers in the market place bidd-
ing on our. livestock. Here is hop
izig .when your neighbours as sales
men call on •you, you will realize
they are working voluntarily ex-
pecting .little or no remuneration
•for their work.
'Also we should possibly not be
too, critical of the odd large farm-
er who has already used the fae-
ilities of the Fame plant and as
•Yet has failed to buy a share. We
• will always -have shrewd business
among our farmers who enjoy a
•free ride not realizing the price
some others have paid so that
•w.e all may reap a fair share of
•the profits of our industry;•
If you want proof tif, what we
can do .working together remem-
lier the diff'iculties we had to
overcome before we got the priv-
ilege to sell our Hogs to the high -
bidder as oUr Marketing Board is
doing today. Also: Coop insurance
working competitively withother
established companies in the field.
• The fact tbat we are there has put
thousands of dollars in Farmer's
We need this packing plant and
Santa didn't •disappoint • them. Past President of Bruce County
having treats for all., Father Chas • Hog Producers
Caruana was, chairman for the'
concert: Credit for the .success -
evening goes to the, teach- •
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erg Mrs. Clare and Mrs. Adkin .
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itr GREETINGS
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(BY • DEAN MacI.E06):
I . ' Because there comes a Christmas new
Once' more must greetings go to you
Who scan The Sentinel"' each week b
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t . ' And news •of interest *in it seek.
Perchance to folk who wandered far • ••4.,
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Who thus while new horizons seeking i 4.
No long= hear old voices speaking.
But roots' were nurtured in our. soil. ' , t
• Such treasure memories at their toil ' ,•
Of bumble homes and quiet abodes 2
• Of rugged hills and country roads,- •Ili
•Of tree -lined streeti and busy stores ' b
And games within' the 'great ,outdoori. •
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e You wonder what it's like' today, . a,
If Christmas magic comes this way, • Il
If all the satellites in space
2 Have left' a mark upon this place, ' I
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Destroyed the hopes we once did hold; . 2
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ta, - Just now tli. Nine line runs along. lk
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for - gi • And crowds of children clean and gayb' 71%
atiOt .• ' To schoolrooms take their haw* way , RI
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Cal . , ' 2 From homes where parents gladly toil
Lest want their happiness should spoil. Au vs,
wert .. . ' .And churches strive to do their 'part
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We vigor' scenes of happy cliter.
But thoughts within'our rninds abide
C •• , Of friends no longer by our side
Who slipped away from earthly strife
•t To new domains and richer life.
• .To us this special tirae of year
Brings 'message from beyond earths sphere
• Agt• Front far oft ramparts of our world
• !It. • And IfeaVen's banners are unfurled.
•pi • We hear the tidings angels brought
•it And ail earth's glamour seems as naught.
We hail flit birth ,Who gladly., came
To die. our ransom to proctaun.
lis order is "to senxi the news
To, faroff lands, Dare we refuse?
• So Aurnbly let us then go on
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Into the days that yet will dawn •
• And carry in our lives from hence
•rtit • Odours of myrrh and fray* cense.
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We have a tong
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• tor all our friends fOt a
• Wight and joyous hOlittlyt
JACIt. FAIIRISII
Lueknow
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WEDNESDAY, [IOC .2.3r4 )944
• 1/FANTASY ON ICE"
s PRESENTED BY MEMBERS OF THE
KITCHENER-WATERLOO SKATING CLUB
LUCKNOW ARENA
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Wednesday, December 30th Li
at eight o'clock • • ; a
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This top notch ice show will headline, Lynda Wickham, a
""ii 1964 Western Ontario Novice. Ladies' Champion and David rs
• Sutton, 1904'Western Ontario Novice . Men's Champion, and
• will feature a cast of 50 skaters from the twin cities dill), 2
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SPONSORED BY LUCKNOW AND DISTRICT LIONS CLUB 1;
TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM, ALL MEMBERS.
ADULTS $1.00 , • CHILDREN 50c '
PRE SCHOOL CHILDREN FREE
OgrOneniszknategrimeMardr.Itarkilfoileumeoistwooligrnifligt
, Special Coloured Lighting
(Spot Lighting).
I • , DRILL PERFORMANCES
. Individual, Figure Skating Exhibition
• 1 Season's Greetings
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To Our Customers and Friends
WE HOPE THAT CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR WILL
E BE FILLEDWITH THE BEST FOR YOU AND YOURS
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seVriirdour iniliury(mbroanY'Wwedh°nessduarryeredof i S)SNundpAalr; Apf:CrChthariEstRina2s7th ,ii ..
last week in a fall .. from a lad- .10:00 a./ic Sunday School • i .
der,. is. progressing quite favour,: „
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ably and if his condition wain. I '''''' a411' 1 • 46"1111g' I'V°rshill
ues to improve, it is expected he. a 730 p.in., Hi -c.. Carol
will be able to come home by I C,randlelighf .Service
ChristinaS 1 . 1
SUNDAY JANUARY. 3rd
Virden was stringing the. large . • •
evergreen 'tree in front of their 1.. 10:00 a,M. SundaySchnol i •
borne on Quality Hill in Lu w I Ila.M. iVewYear Communion!
with Christmas lights On Wednes- 'Installation of officers -
day afternoon of last week. In I
some rammer, he fell from the
ladder' and struck his head on .0........w."-•.....!..6........."----i.i--* •
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the sidewalk • below. Ile *as ren- 1 , •
and
dered ons
was withil at the time ••of the : .= I ''•-F•
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uncelouS by the fall 1 .• no
Luckw
did not regain consciousness until •
later
He was removed to Wingham lleV` Roderick MactMacLeod. i
thatafternoon
. . Ills kin John , presbut.ri• an (hutch
Skull and broken ribs high up. ii.on se •,,,, Tho. 'minister I
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Hospital where\ it was disco' vered " ' ' Milfiste! '' I
that he, had a. fracture at the •' SUNDAY; DECEMBER 2/th •
base of.the Skull,. a tear in the" • • •• '
brain lining at the Wise of, the 10:00 .a.trit Sunday. School
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in the chest. Nirden's condition . - '7- "' • — ' - - t
unproved rapidly and by the first , .,---ge----...-,ki•.•fti,-e...i.--N--
'sitting up in a chair at the hcs-,i '
pital. trzittess, and impairment
of the, hearing are hoped to lin-
• prove gradually. • • . .,
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CROWDED AGAIN
Despite 20 pages in this issde;
we again find ourselves with story HOLY COMMUNION
afterstory, and just no place to Christmas tve 1030 P.m,
put tk'eni. Were sorry if yours is
one of them,
•the obituariet miss borohy thekinCFhttriterissett:Sauzdhoos bayaiyAftl:;00306a,iniiins;rn:
Ltiowatits co:eitsk•sz.famth:tamov:',
Johtistane of Goderich, Arthur 'Aft)Trlibeing'Re• Ptv.aYiett
401 Mrs, Ocorge Brooks' Rector
, Luck how. • 1 •
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