HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-12-23, Page 15WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23rd, 1959
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, 'LLZCKNOW, ONTARIO
bought for ' her and hid so care-' children, • in the house when.
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fully, and she is not enamoured you're putting up the tree; there
of that lovelpair of kneeling: �, � • �. � .. , . � I C � F g ' is a time that tests men's souls,
Pads, • , and by the I'Toly Old. Jumping
By 'W. Li.. T, Smiley . * * t)^ , Jeremiah, that , is one of them.
DON'T leave all your Christ- It, is not the • language that • I
inns shh
pPing until' the last day, worry about at this
" 'Christmas . is fine for kids, the
selfish little ingrates And, it's
pretty -good ;for old, people, be-
cause somebody pays some at-
tention to them for a change.
But 'tor everybody . ' in those
prime -of -fife years, it seems to
be a time, of. tension, scrambling,
worry and weariness. r•
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f hand; eco
vides watches with' growing un-
ease ' as • . the demands increase
annually and be knows he'll be
- in debt until June. The harassed
housewife, • trying , to. ' cope with
children's concerts, an ' ,ever -
swelling list of gifts and cards,
and an ever !increasing round'of
pre -Christmas entertainments,
along with the cleaning and
fussing to do before. the big day,
becomes' a study in exhausted
asperity.
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However, ' it's' all our own
pity,but C
It's a great hristmas
has got , out of nomiical-
ly and socially. 'The Jamil
y Pro -
• time. It is
then get a few. hookers under the fact that there is an axe too
your belt and sally forth to wrap nano., •
it all up in one merry excursion,
Fellow I know did that last year,
It took him until • April to get rid
of the pony that arrived on
Christmas morning 'for his four-
year-old son. And he never could
get back . the downpayment from
the \airline' company on one of
those "Fly Now -Pay Later" trips
to ,South Americawithwhich
he presented' his wife. '
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Do take • the family out in .the
woods to get .a Christmas tree.
As your wife points out, 'it'san
old tradition, . and soft of, well,
fun. You' wind upwith wet feet,
head colds, torn clothing, the ear
all . scratched; and a . tree that
looks as though it had been the
locale of. he - Annual Spruce -buds
Convention. But; you *can always
buy one down at the corner the Get' up early and off you 'go,
!next day. On Christmas Day ,inthe morn-
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ing.
allow . women and Visit your ' friends and wish them
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DO make. •up a big basket and
take it .yourself to the poorest
family in ' town, on Christmas
Eve. But don't be put . off if
they're all sitting around watch-
ing. television and the youngest.
child ' looks at your basket . and
pipes: . "Another • chicken, Ma,
That makes four geese, . two
turkeys and eight chickens," It's
the principle that counts. . 'tit
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PROCLAMATION
At the request of the Lucknow .Business Men's . .
Association, 1 hereby proclaim Boxing Day
SATURDAY,; ••DECEMBER'26
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happy Christmas, I suggest you Z •
memorize these lines, the only
known fragment from ;the. works •
of .Hugh Dunnit, the , great Welsh
bard of. the eleventeenth century:
Rather . than help the wassail
flow, •
Or loiter 'under .the . mistletoe,
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DON'T
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A ' CIVIC HOLIDAY:;
IN THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW
And all citizens are called upon to observe it ' as such.
George W.
G e . Jo
ynt, Reeve,
cheer;
Add toyour wishes "A Happy
New Year";
:Scorn all offers of rye or beer,
And you'll feel. better, .I know,
my Dear,
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sorry for: ourselves. People who
have weak stomachs shouldn't
ride on roller coasters. And Peo-
ple who haven't enough . gump-
tion to climb • off. the 'pre -Christ-
mas bandwagon ' and make. it. 'a
good and happy 'tune,deserve
to wake u_v on 'Christmas` xnorn-
ing worn out, hung over and
'broke.
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Despite the seasonal scramble
and the high-pressure salesman-
ship, it CAN be • a .happy; climax
1n our year, with a..little' effort,
a little thought, and a good mea-
sure of : tolerance. Just adopt the
following simple/ formula, and
you'll ;have,. the: happiest; Most
rewarding ""-Christmas season
you've ever enjoyed:
a s s
DON'T win a 25 -pound turkey
at a , pre -Christmas raffle,' totter
• up .the stairs under its weight at:
3 a.m. and .throw its triumphantly
on the 'bed just' asyour .ball and
chain is getting un on her elbow
to :blast you. • . did one year, the
•becl collasped, and .rhe Old Bat-
tleaxe wound up on thefloor. in.
the embrace of a cold and very.
deadturkey. ,.This is conducive,
to neither peace'. on earth nor
good .' will toward nen.
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Do be as helpful and inion
spicuous ' as possible around' the
house :during. those hectic days
before Christmas • Your wife is
not .necessarily undergoing ' her
change of life.- Those screams' at
the children, snarls at you; and
other-. manic depressive symp-
toms merely mean that, (a) 'she
lost her •Clirishnas card list from
last. year, or (.h) Aunt 'Sadie and
Uncle George have just' written
to say'that they'll be' along for.
Christmas,' with five. kids, or (c)
she has found the present .you
Education means developing
the mind, not stuffing the mem-
ory,
CHECK THESE' RATES
SINGLE 5..
Iri•oie� Mob)
DOUBLE
MMM Mr:t• Iowa)
MTA •
motel EM '11tE`
Sroadway'at 63rd Stree'
• At the '"Gateway to Tina Square"
• 7O,tboins & stiles—.moat with AIR- ; ' •
CONDITIONING; TV and radia` ■
• Excellent Restaurant—•Cot ee'Shop--
Cocktail tge .
• Garage adjacent to Bote!•
Pl.l.S haat special Ernplie +oonvenuncer:tech
•' sail Sitters,, Physiciania S gl tse ing Buses'. .
'Valu ft PIa1 elleieerva tom. undo&TVTitiietr•
ill "When the Snow Starts : To • Blow, We've : Got To Go t
■
re I Am Ate--
■ -.4 NEW '59. PONTIAC
■ SEDAN
Worth $3;100.00
CO1V1E'' AND GET ME FOR
$2,395.00. .
.I Am BIG; with 4 Doors, Auto-
s • matie Transmission, Radio.
-Clean . Appearance. ' Interior
■ Slip Covered since. new, and
well .maintained by . one: own-
▪ er--•
1955 BUTICK SPECIAL
$1,095.00.
I was Traded In '•on a Neje
• ▪ GMC . Pick-up, but I have.only
• gone 17000 miles, and look
a• like new. I must confess .Har
■ ' ley had • to grind my.valves
:.. and set them • properly, but
:: you should give me .a look for
in . only_, • • • '
la 1957 DODGE PICK-UP
■ $1,095.00 -
'a
• r.
•• I thou ht I had the' best own-
■ ei po ible, but he turned me
in for a 1960. I've given hili
el 24,000miles of, .trouble-free
■ service •and I pledge to do the:
same for the , next fellow if
■ he: gives me a chance!
l • '58' PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF.
•BLACK SEDAN,, with radio
$1.,895.00 ..
I AM A-
BRAND NEW '59 ' GMC
1 -TON TRUCK
• 'Worth $2,47.00. " .
TAKE ME AWAY -FOR= •
$2,095.00
WE ARE. BI lWLl D UP LIKE
BANANAS FOR QUICK
G+-- ' •' .
1954 CUSTOM FORD COACH
Radio One ' Owner
1954 DELUXE CIIEV. SEDAN
Radio -One Owner
1954 STANDARD CHEV.
COACH
Radio New Motor
1953 DELUXE' CHEV. 5 -Pass:
Coupe
Automatic" Transmission
TAKE YOUR PIcK-L-•
$7,95.00
I CAN DO .i DOUBLE- •
• Di3TY JOB FOR: YOU! •
I Ani A—.
SEDAN DELIVERY
I ' work like a track all week
and look like a car on Sunday,
1 am old but good.
GIVE ME A HOME FOR.:
$295.00
I Am A—. " -'
2 -WHEEL TRAILER,
S'x•1' ,Platform. Good running,
Gear, .: and Licensed, '
GIVE •A HOME
.Pays 'Up My • Back Board.'.
$125.00
I HAVE A .STORY TO TELL!!
I. Am A—
BEA i v t BEIGE -COLOR
4 -DOOR SEDAN LOADED
WITIJ ' EXTRAS.
Ralph has driven me 7000
miles, and I halve. been : his
faithful helper°selling ;'59 Pon
times: My ' original : price was
nearly. 53,,700.00.
BUT N�1IE'LI.',. DROP E
'
AS A EMEND' FOR ONLY
$2,$95.00
I DON'T LIRE I'r HERE
WITH MESE GM..
• PRODUCTS "
COME AND. GET . ME FOAL-
Only .$1,095.00'
1956 . METEOR COACH:
I. feel the same as my •friend
above -
I Am • A
1931 MONARCH SEDAN
In lovely condition
BLit They'll Let • Me Go, For—
$495.00
I am; one of the most popular
model 'cars ever built. Here I 'a
sit; clean as a . Pio.; .:looking and
running like new. ' • , a,
1957 CHEV. DELUXE SEDAN • •
GI EMEALOOK
11i595.00 : ■
a
a
■
■
■
IAmA
BRAND.' NEW '•59 PONTIAC
cOACH . '
With E tra.S--Wirth $3,10&00
COME AND GET litE
$2,395.00 ■
■
I may be ,old, but I .don't look ,1.
it or act like it. I ,was new it a
1952, but had. •a good : home ..:
until novo. ■
ae.
GET ME QUT OF HER s .
• .14 -TON .:CHEVr PICIK-tP .. '
$495.00
■r
1 AM' 'THE FAVORITE OF; •'■a '
• .. ' ALL"
They checked over any entire: s
runninggear, painted nay face In
red . and. told me I'm not. for .
sale. So ail I con do • is say— '.'
:A VERY MERRY •
CHRISTMAS
AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR . .
Signed— ■
THE' JEEP. •
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Don't . Condemn 'Cain -Finance Until You Know What Yo• u're Talking A out! ■ '
1 Can Finance A New Car At $76.00 Per Thousand Per Year Finances .Charges, Including Life Insurance
' For The . Amount Of The Note. -
We're Never Closed
Phone RALPH ADAMSON at 155' or -.134-r-21, 7$EESWATER:
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YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC, BIJICIC, VAUXHALL,.:GMC "TRUCKS. DEALER
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SIDE, HOL•"YROCyD, GLENNANON, • WHITECIIURCI•I, ,LUCKNOW.
P.:S. Don't .Forget NIe
I am a 1953 ,PONTIAC' DELUXE SEDAN
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Greeting's to Everyotte
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