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We' thank you; :sincerely . for your Patronage,, Frie idahip.
and goodwill and •extend. out -Rest Wishes for christmasand
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the New Year,; .
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HAROLD , RITCHIE.TEHBarber of their Way, if ,you want t..
avoid being bowled over.
fav idwta?+ 'mons +0 + sovr + `twavt I've always known- what I. didn't
want out. of life, but ' have "never
had. ' a clear idea of 'what I did
want, As the years go by, I find.
that • if doesn't matter much, any -
Way. Every so' often,. as you are.
charging madly • along. toward'
some "goal; life ,will :give you an
unexpected.: ,shove, • and you find
yourself tottering, off in a • new:.
direction: Now, I just stumble
Off along the new track, "and it
-seems to iirork' out
This 'annoys • ,my wife ' deeply.
Like " most: women, she don't take
nothin' ofia life.` She believes that
' life, or fate, should be taken by
the :scruff: of the' neck. and given
•' a good shaking. `Surely,yoo know
what you` WANT' out of life," she
cries in exasperation; . demanding
that I name it, or them., I mum-
ble something vague aid•': low,
about. wanting a : little peace. But
for :the life •. of me; I •;can never
name. anything concrete' that is
my' heart's desire.
I don't - want a lot of `Money,
though I'll take; and "spend any
s re a iJentea�xt — I given. • amounts.. I • have no desire
Ever °stop to. 'wonder what. you
•really . want out of • life? Some
people seem to know,, from the
time they are kids, a#d go 'after
it, letting nothing stand in' their
way., 'These, birds' • can . be pretty
0@'! ? iT;mit-: 4vite?1 11iatPiftes% a, 'tz2' 3tirkTJe+ woliporeeroito rrr!!
r thanks and best wishes. for „a.
'f [olidaa to all of you whom it has been our
great privilege and pleasure to know and to serve.
ROSS SWELLS, Amberley
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st a friendly message.
to: thank, , y*ou for .your
and 'v�rish ou and patrotiage
Y y ones a
out loved
holiday season hill:of
f iendship, good. cher,;
good health, apd . much haps rness1
MONTGOMERY MOTORS
Ford -Monarch -Falcon Dealer Phone 40,Lucknow
for poorer. I `d'on't even want
good, looks, my vanished youth,
my once luxuriant' hair, •a big
car,.' an expensive wardrobe, a
J::second Wife, obedient :children, a
posh'.' home, • public • acclaim ' or
private respect: And it's just' as.
well It donut, because ' '. inost of
these things are out 'of reach
many other things I' want, such as
food• forall the 'hungry of the
world, peace on earth, a long and.
healthy life and a big, pension
for everyone. But theseare out
side the limited scope ofmy
family's resources, so I've merely
asked for a few small, selfish
things.
And if . they can't. manage to
round them up by Christmas.
morning, ..it doesn't matter, for
But that's all pretty negative,
and I don't blame my wife and•
'I kids for being irritated, They've
been at Me for :weeks, and they
can't: even get me 'tis say'' what
I• want . for Christmas- .I .realize
rhow unfair: this is So I've decided,
a to ..co-operate, : and, :to list here
A exactly what I Want most• iia the"
world. I'll .expect to fund it under.
the tree.
I want, tWo years off. No work
of any .kind..'This . gift it to be
i.vrapped in' a::magic carpet, that
*ill 'tranSl ort :.me : anywhere, .in ,
h the twinkling ofaneye. free. I';
would dearly love to; see •places.
and people of the world_ • But
'rd. Want ;to . get` hone: for week-,
Iends, 'even' from Hong Kong, "or'
the. Kalahari Desert. •
Nest? I Want, 10 More • chld'ren,
as bright and lovable: and annoy-
ing as the two .I .have.. They'd
range in age from lI'ugh, who
is
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14, do
�.wn to six weeks old. Among '
them, I'd , like a• sprinkling of
black and .brown and yellow ones,
.' for •. variety. And for the 01d.
GirI's sake about four trained
"nannies," done up • in the same
:,.package. '•
`.
• Thirrl.' I. Would • fike three 4r
bar' ti nt.'s in My, ytfe •• When y
v. -as s •c stel.. or cowardly, or i near;,
• given back'to.n . sp that I` could
try to do .better this ticirae `AEI
the ;other t> »,nes, • *hen `I was,
thoughtless, or lazy,. or rifle, or
vain, or. potrnpoug, or
crabby, or wreak, l:.t'*iyl tet go.,t
/,•$ut I"d tike 'Nose feu back. su t-
alrl gift -It -rapped.
X'
Untsier the tree' •1 ,r� ould like
t'J� find.. to StnQ1L Piaekage5. the
followng..,a day' next spring to
�E hieh I
would catch my limit
fat specktecl a "day aaerl.
t�: ttnryr, ,rt• which F 'would shoot
game of ill` in the loW se, °cry
ties. Jot o.we f each. (,lease
Tha4 .' ei'nott,gh. That t .ai. do for
Phys Chrlstmas. Yost:ll. notice that
hive asked ofity for 'personal
ersot al
this gs. r could .:nae • asked for
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V,1......EUNESDAY, DFkC . 2i th , 1961
,five alre4dy had the nicest Christ,.
mas present a • fellgw could xe._
ceive. It °'came 4fi'oarj Mrs.. Janet
l�Iallett, who is 88, flat on her
.back in hospital for the past la
months, and ,a reader of this
column. She wrote; in part;
"I .want to tell you I bad not
laughed in months, nothing but
tears, and one of your columns
made ine laugh so hard my nurse;
rushed into my room to see why
I wls crying so hard, When I, shell
,tears, no one heard me. So you.
'can .see -how, surprised and pleas-
ed my nurse was to ; hear me,.
laugh.. Too can see '•what it . is to
read something that will lift you
up and make you forget foi a
time the sadness and loneliness,"
Oh, yes, ' there is one more +
thing•,I want out of life, One more
Christmas `present And.. if I can't
have any of the •others, , please.
`giveme this one. I want. a' Chrism -
mat Day of love. "and warinth'aand
peace and deep happiness for all
the readers of . this column, and
all the 'ones they love.
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JOHNSTON'S RESTAU
-.Phone 266-W, LucknoW'
SEE OUR SELECTION of MOIR'S CHOCOLATES
Fancy ' Boxed. for :.Christmas •
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r or every-
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one, we .wish a Christmas
Season glowing with good
cheer. enduring friendships
and. cherished 'memories.
GORDON FISHER, Barber
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iiotiday time
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fake pleasant`
in wishing
you astd your`
.: toyed ones
full measure of`.
gflol cheeil,
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