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WEDNESDAY, DEC.. 24th, 1908
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LUCKI�TpW ` SENTI EL LUCKNOW, QNTARIO
At Christmas..
time, we;. Welsh for y'ou "all' the spit.
itual bl'e'ssings, of the -.season. .
May 'your, heart and home.: be
tilled with happiness supreme.
JOHNSTONE..•AND SON
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CHRISTMAS ". GREETiNOS
Best, Wishes For A'
MERRY • CHRISTMAS
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and .a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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Atthis time of the year it is "a
pleasure to extend
.the Season..s Greetings to E eryone and to
•add.
a word .of..appreciation to all those whose
patronage` I'' have .' enjoyed "during ,;the year.
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SEASON'S
GREETINGS.
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We Thank You 'Sincerely For .Your
Patronage, Friendship and Goodwill
and extend our
Best Wishes for Christmas
and the: New Year
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SHEEP CLUB TO
BE ORGANIZED
The sheep: raising industry may
well make. a comeback in this
Community, as. 'a result of the
Lions' Club .decision to sponsor
a. 4-1.1 Club for boys and girls
between the ages of 12 and '21.
A , meeting' was held on Fri -
d evening with George 'Gear, I
Brupe County AAgricultural. 1R,e-•
Presentative and Assistant Agra
Reps . Wen. McBride, both ,pre -
'sent to explain: -the .working and'
benefits of such .a club..•
Although ,Friday's meeting was
,not largely {attend ed, due to some
degree to 'Weather 'conditions,
some: not able to be present, in-
dicated • their interest. •
A minimum of ten club, mem-
bers is required, and this num-
;ber seems assured: An organiza
tion meeting_will be held early
in .January.
'Members are required to.,have
five bred ewes, not necessarily
registered. They. may be 'obtain-
ed from the home flock., it .any,•
and, if they have to. be• purchased
outrr.gl t • from °ther•'•sources, a
loan ean• • be arranged at the . local
bank, ;through the Wool, Grow
`er's 'Association. •
The sheep• population in Cana
da has dwindled sharply.- At one
time; in ' early days, .there was a
•sheep, i.n Ontario 'fpr every rest
dent Not •only was it a' source of
food;•.'but the 'pioneers :depended
:on the, sheep : for the wool to
crake their :•homespun, ;clothing
and b1.:ankets:
Today entire ay the • t re sheep spopu '
ration . of Canada is less than 'the
the numer: ri
n Ontario, when•
sheep. raising•••was ,general with
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PAGE :SEVEN;
VESPER: SERVICE,
WAS IMPRESSIVE
Memibers of the C.G.I.T group
of the Presbyterian Church, con-
ducted an impressive vesper ser-
vice on:Sunday, and .in doing, so.
carried out a .prescribed font.
of candle -lighting . service. con-
:ducted
on-•ducted 3 y • some 4.0;090 Canadian
Girls •in• 'training, across:' Darmin.,..
Tolling. part . were, Margaret.
Ann 'Mullin : Janet l± inlayso-i,
Forster, 'Diane ,Jamieson, Elisa
Elizabeth Ann Finla son Nancy
beth Henderson, .Dawns Aitchi-
son', assisted by Marlene Stanley
and Patrica :Welsh, former mere.
bers of the group. •
The leaders are Mrs.. Bud
Catherine Macintosh, and Gladys
MacDonald. Gladys took a part•
in, thee service for. Diane Rayner
who was ill.
The guest speaker :was Miss
Dorothy Douglas of Lucknow,.
who is horns bnn furlough from
Formosa.Miss Douglas has taught
teen-age, 'girls in Taznsui for
thirty years, and it was fitting
that she should speak in, her
home church' on this occasion and
relate Christmas ;customs in the
Far East, Where- she has • served
:the
missionary : cause of'the.:
church so. ably °.and faithful,,
The choir under thedirection.
of Mrs'. Wm; Scott, assisted
the service and sang two anthems.
Eleanor.. Reed Played, two violin
solos, "Q Holy Night" 'and "Silent
Night,". • with aceoritipaniment by
Mrs Gordon: Montgomery After
the service,=n em ers'cif 'the'Ev-
ening Auxiliary ' .served. a "cup
of'. tea" ; to those assisting in the
ev
sr i
ce adjudged : ed the • most g int:-
:pre.ssive Vesper Service yet held.
as flock on most every farm,: and
a familiar. sight it was, to'see
them wandering sand =grazing on
the' roadside: No need . of .weed
•spray• then?
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The. Clulb is.spohsored by
the .`Agricultural Committee of
the, Lions Club, assisted by. Lion
Stuart , Robertson • who is inter-
•ested in.. the project. ',Cominittee
Members are Blake Alton, chair-
man; Vernon ,Hunter, Tom Todd,
Rayna,rd Ackert, Larry Salkeld,
Fraser . McKinnon. 'and Jack Mac
Kenzie.
Anyone interested in. joining
the Club; •should eontact..any .of
these gen-tleineri, at . ,(nce. .
arrived and distributed • gifts.
• We are sorrywh
Mr.MaaDonald is con
Wm M. Con.:
valescing from pneumonia which
absented him ` from .his .duties: On
the High School staff prior.' tp.
the Christmas vacation.
• report .at -time
of. writing.:. that Donnie Wall is
riot very well ::' •
,` Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd •: Whytock
and Jimmy, Wingha,tn, and Mr
and iMrs. Alex Whytock and..boys.
were -dinner. guests ; recently; of
Mr. ' and Mrs. Everett Wliytock
and family.
ST'HELENS:.
• Ladies please note that • the
January meeting' of the Women's
Institute will beheld in the corn
muni•ty Hall on .Tuesday, Janu-
ary 6th at ' 2•:30.. Roll Call, "What
• hobby • have, you:chosen for your
old age''? Topic on Home Eco:
nomics,'and Irealth4by Mrs:.Fred
McQuill>n.. Hostesses, Mrs. W. G,
Humphrey. and Mrs.. Ernest
Gaunt.-
w1The
aunt. The sympathy of many friends,
go; to • the Phillips • family in the
death of' Mr. John Phillips in, the •
Winghatn • and District 'General.
'Hospital on Friday and to Mrs.
Chas. MacDonald and Mrs. Wm ,•.
-.;umPhrey ._ _..e l-1L..r« T? 1. JaC�
OWaItaaae011e0$e
We 'sincerely wish'
that you will share in
all : the pleasures of
.
the Yuletideseason.
ALLAN -REED
SPORTS and:.:.
AUTO SUPPLY
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Mr. and , Mrs.. Don Robertson . .
and Dianne, Georgetown are vis
.icing her. parents, Mr. and: Nrrs
John Schumacher.
'Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Wall 'and
family 'of Walkerton, and Mr
and Mrs. Everett Whitehead and
fainilyti 'Teesw!ater, were callers
at ,Morley Walls•: on Thursday
evefling.:
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Our .wish to your
,That your Christmas
'be over so joyful,
Isblkl Saaliut'1 Reid pa's ed away in h a i0i a sonr04r0h t+ n a s a 7z h>i b,, a 0 two.,.b b2a
I1.tickotv on' Saturda.
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Plan to attend athe o o Tuesday MAY YOUR CHRISTMAS BE MERRY
night in the H l y • ,,
e�venin•g, December 30th under 1
clic ausespic:of, .the' Women's'In- YOUR E`JV,YEAR FILLED WITH' HAPPINESS.
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Our Yuletide 'best to all out friends
,>;. fora season packed with all the
wonderful things chat Clr%urias means!
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:.. d','VULRWSS CORNERS •
Merry, Chiistmas•- Evel•yone,.
.The cmmunity extends syni•
pithy to Mrs:•ReuAben Zettler and
ot.hcr• mernbers of the family iii
the Pas'sing of.Willlam Ruth. The '
i`tmeral . was Tuesday m ening at '
true Rh ctsdalc R,C: `Churc . .
LAC and Mrs.Russell Ste art,
Lachine, • Quebec, are holidaying''
with .his parents, ;:Mr, , and Mrs,
''i` ImSStc'Wa1.t. .. .
Ori' account • o,f sonic. roads...be
'ir g t=illed' ih the L.Dli,$..btis has
been linable:to make its complete'
trip r°esultii1 , .in soirm students
missing' school. Hats o:ff• to Mr.
peeking who has faithfully kept:
: ' {, his r°bads open ,' •,
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I. The'annual 'Christmas concert
' boi on Thtrrs
was l�cld In tti`o sch ...
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Ila , .vening, There was a good
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p"r`ogram,m.e after 'which ',Sant/ t 'D� ;,.ix 'O a,�^,�r�;^w0D��° ti tot b,r Po
ed. Collyer •
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