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FLEW OVERSEAS
TO: VISITMOTHER
Reuben Wilson of Ashfield
left ,frcim Mallon on Saturday on
TCA super constellation for,
England, where he will spend a
:Couple of weeks:with his moth-
er: and other 'relatives. He • has
• three brothers and three sisters
in the Old Cpunt.11, His father.
died about three years ago.
His mother, Mrs. J. S. Wilson,
• Who was 77 in August, is- in frail
• health at present and is "bedfast.
The. Wilson home is in Yorkshire
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and it is, 'Reuben"s firsV return
to the, land of his birth since
leavingthere in June Of 1934=
tlartrthree years ago: Reuben -
came to Canada. asa young Man;
‘,.seeking a clithate. which might
make it possible for: him to en-
inost
Certainly
Reuben was placed on' the
farn of Bill Kempton on.. Con:
12, Ashfield, 'and *Ashfield ': has
•since, been. his home, and . for :a
good number of years has .resid-
ed, on.; the adjoining farm. to
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where he first :loCated .•
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'His
flight overseas; Was.. sched-
uledto ' leave 1VIalton. at 3.30. Sat-
urday afternoon,and, to arrive *at
k ;Sunday, 'He Will. %spent •fifteen
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days in England and is sched
• uled be back .11010P. for New
Year. . —,.
During his absence .any
ince- claims will be looked after
• , by Walter .Pettrnan of Nile.'
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RECEIVE' CHHISTMA
cM41.s. EHQM CALIFORNIA
Mr, 4nd Mrs.: Jack- Gardner .,Of
Zion had, their Christmas, visits
,by • t,elepho,nefroni their clau
'ghters in California. On separate
nights last week the two girls
plated calls. to their parents, do-
ing so at that time to avoid the
Christmas rush difficulty in get-
ting 'through. :
As well as talking with: 'their
daughters, , Mrs, Bob • p*anter
(Kathleen) and Mrs: Don Pin-
colMi (Caryl), they also talked
with their granddaughter, Linda
Kae E,Aariter.' • '
HAS. SEEN BROTHER ONLY ,
1. SEE
SENTINEL
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• Sandy of Ashfield are 'on their
way 'this week to St. Peters-.
burg, Florida where they Will
, months: '
DEBENibURE: DEBT: -_spendabout two-anci-
QUITE LOW •
. .;. •had\ 'a THAT the Legion
, suc-
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retirement-this' year,of the cessful .fowl ,pings5 • on 'Satur-
Arena debenture foeuteS, atten- ay .evening aridare. holding
another . Such -pre-Christmas.
tion on LucknoW remaining de-. en th1is_Satuidaiy_nightL at
benture :th*--Vro.pre.
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Apart from the. ,High School
neSs: which is taken care Of out
debenture, and utility indebted -
of ' earned.., revenue, LiicknoW'S
debenture' debt is little more
than $12;000.... '
THAT the Legion and Auxiliary
Christmas. party /or the child-
ren is scl-r&luled for Thursday
night in. the Receratioh
•THAT it imaa . 72. yearsago on'
The final P3rment.'of $492.5$ Monday, since the first funeral.
..onth.e._.20-yearArena_deben h in -the newly
issue has been. paid. The, .9rig-: U n i t p d 0y/041041s
sum •was ,' for '$7,000. •Church. The service was for
This leaves the -following ;de- Mrs. eorgereer, mother of
ben -tures which are-takeri-eare 'of a family of' _eleven' children,
by direct taxation . whose . death .occurred Unex-.
age. levy,
Fire truck and equipment,
$1,821.7. .This ' a 10 -year de-
benture in the i original sum of
$8;000, which retires; December
lst,' .1959 • . . •
THE 'ANSWER TO TEIAT. LAST
1V1N1TE 'GIFT PROBLEM
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A subscrition to The, Sentinel"
-new or renewal -may wellbef
the .answer to that .last minute
gift probleni. It's a., gift that is
apreciated the year round.
We send an attractive card
announcing the gift,, so nothing
7 .could be quicker or easier. Just
.tell' us where and to whom, and
• it's done and the ' paper starts
immediately.
—Street -resurfacing. debenture
;of $5,922.86.. The original 10 -year
levy was for $11,000 ,and retires
•December 1st, 1961. -
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Winetam HoSpitaldebenture
of $4,706.07. The original issue,
'for ten years,. was $5,777.77 and
retires in 1965.. • . ,
• The unpaid • balance of these
three debentures totals .$12,546.-
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The High 'School debenture,'
ON VISIT WEST WHEN .•
;NIECE'S HUSBAND KILLED •
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Vernon Hunter left last Tues-
day on a trip to;Deloraine, Man-
itoba, AO visit at the home of
his father,., . John :Hunter, • and
with his sister, tilly.
First word from Vernon was
a7telegram staling that, sis-
ter's son-in-law, WM. Henry, had
been .killed in a hunting acci7
de4 was in his early twen-
ties. •
' Vernon', aoompanied by , his.
nephew,' Walter Arnold, went to
the West by .motor. Walter,' son
...of 'Mr. and ,•;Ititrs, Jim Arnold of
,Idelfast,'-r,eturned.,frorn Germany
:=Wherezilfwas.--serVing with the
Princess Data, and left from here
for' Calgary where: .he is to re-
Vernon's visit in the West will
be comparatively short. }re is ix3c--
cter.1 home at the week -end.
provided for in the •school levy,
is $48,060.49, with annual pay -
menti of $4,630.26. It is a: 20 -
year issue retiring in 1972.
' Public - utility .-(.water) . deben-
tures are taken .care of out of
revenue, and the "Geddes Moak"
debenture' is providetl for by 'a
sinking fund...
CHRIirrifA'rt:REET1146
Issut ON MONDAY
pectedly at, the age Of 47. Only
two surviving ..rnernbers' of the
family are. Mel Greer, the'
Youngest, and MrS. Stewart of
Detroit who is noW... 93 years
of age. The. first marriage in
TWICE.' JN SIXTY tgA13.$ *
Only t e aboutsiXty years
ha: • 1.AbPrt of tOwn-geen
his . r-ri T H Culbert of
MeadoW. Lake, sk,' T. H. went
WeSt when Jim. was a: lad, and
was first back °ast in 1928, at
the time of their father's death..
He was again, "home" about
four years ago. To keep his bro-
ther in touch with doings in the
Community %�f his birth Jim is
sending him The. Sentinel for
Christmas: ...•
THAT . Mr. and' )Mrs .••
TEEN TOWN HELD.
!ARENT_NIGHT
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(By •Bob . Andrew)
Teen Town held' their Parents'
night in the ..R9crea4onaLgentre.
on Friday evening with ninety.
§ix Teen-ToWners and..asurmort-
ing Tn.upbeT--ofrparenWand.-1.-iio-ns-
in attendance. • • '
Donations .for the new Hi -Vi
set and " public . address system
reached well :Oyer, $lop:oo...,.
The, parents arrived about 8.30
TWELVE PA
stAGGg!t. puBLic
sctioo: RECESS
AS.a means of trying to• relieve.
theo'vertaxed' z PlaYrOOril. acComo;
-:aatiOn . at the Lti.okriAW:.
School, staggered recess periods
,are to be given a trial. There
are 120 boys and pc) girls attend-
ing: public School,:and the indoor
playroom facilities are inade-
quate to, accomodate such an -en-'
rollment.
At the December '•• meeting of
the . School Board, Principal
Stuart Collyer suggested the
staggered recess as a means of
'helping solve the problem.
commencing in the New Year
the serving of noon -hour hot
drinks will be resumed for those
children who find it necessary to. '
bring. their hinch. ••
At. letter_
iirthir °J: M. • Game,
12 S, •stated that the .per pupil
_pest...Re/12.day_ at..14ucknOW-Public
School Was. 76cper pupil per
day, based on 1956 expenditures.
Gordon Bigler was
ed. as the Public School Board's •
representative .on the ,LuckriOw:.
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•when the dancing was well kinder DistriHigh ScliOol Board, •
Way, They watched for awhile.
then went into the south,' wing
to play. cards,lanet. tay_ner
corned the parents and Lions.
Janet, . the. Teen -Town president,
thanked. the Lions Club for their,
support, and the Committee for
the time they had spent in pro-
moting the project. She said. the
Club now has: 106 members, and
that they are proud �f • their, am-•
plifier systern and . hope.. soon to
have it paid
Lunch was served at Af-,
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GIVE GIFTS FOR INDIAN . ••• ,
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White
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.Gift z Sunday was held •'
in. the United. ,Church
Sun-
day, When gifts. :were: brought%
for children and'adUlts, of ,the.
Indian Mission at Cape •Crolier.
During the Sunday School • '
period, gifts of'toys. and books
were presented for the children
and during the church service,
gifts of clothing, for children and
eeiVeclt-These-Werp
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A. Siddall and Miss Ida ROok-
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THAT during. last week's cold
snap, Art Breckles•had .a. sheet
of ice ready for the initial
• skate; when "someone" turn-
ed on the, water hose which
gouged, out a big hole- in the,
centre of the ice.. Mild weath-
er. has prevented repair of the
the dancing' until' 1,00: a.m. •.
Winners of the, card games
were asi follows: Euchre, Alex
Hackett, Mrs. Harvey Brooks;
Bridge,. Wm: Schmid, 'Mrs. .Clair
Agnew; Shoot, Al Irwin, MrS'.
Oarnet I-Tendefson. The :prize
winners , were announced by
Louise Andrew. • . •
.dMnage, `' •
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THAT Bill Ritchie, son of -Mr.
and Mrs. Alf Ritchie ° of town,
is holidaying , here. Bill is
....,Northern • Ontario and has run
into. both In Marshall Who., is
;working in the north with. the,
'CNR, and Bill Fisher of White-
church °who is in, the bank at
',Week's issue of The
,Sentinel will carry qhristmas• .'---.
greetings from local 'and dis-
trictbusiness establishments,,
and will be printed to be in
' the' mails on Monday for,
.rk-ny76ire-,wising-a--,g-reet
ing ' advertisementwho has,
• not already, ordered it, must
let OS' knovr-by-L-Friday----at• --7f--
the, latest.
Call 15Andwe Will look.
' after .it for you.
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)Xifleija rrociamation.,
At ,t1.1 requost of the Lucicnow Busrness Men's
Association, 1 "hereby : proclaim 'Boxing Day ,
f .
Th—ursd4'--TDicem December
41,11VA
crvic HOLIDAY
IN THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW
nd all citizens itie called upon to observe it aa such:
GEORGE We JOYNT, leeve,
Timmins.
THAT some sharp lightning and
HONIEt-L,
Bob' Reid, who was injured' in
a highway, accident east of town
two, weeks .ago,' has made - a.
"wonderful recovery", and was
-permitted--to--return to his home
on Saturday. Bob is able to . be
'about the house, but- is supposed
to take it easy and it will Oen'
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a while before he is able. to get
-back----in-the--harness" • again. .
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.MRS., S. MALLOUGH PASSES
a fewcracks of thunderstart • ' : , •
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day , afternoon, and . if : the . ,Sunday morning in Kincardine
timers Weather -omen h (Ad s Hospital, of Mrs. Stanley Mal -
true • that should mean,' a spell 'lough of LucknoWz. She ;Was the
of Open ,weather. On a' tam in former Elizabeth' Lyons.; daugh-
placed around/ the' altar by 'little
Children,' virhd then stood before :
the Manger 'scene which, was ex- ,
Platned,'::by Rev. ; 'IVIiiklej'Ohn.:. •
Nancy Webster:. and ',loan ' -
Craw-
ford sang a duet associated with • • .
the White' Gift ceremony and,
leaders of the ission
Mrs, George ilby and Mrs,
Bruce MacKenzi „,, assisted the
children in piaci the'.gifts.... •
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FOR NEWS' COPY • 1"
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Next • weeks
be :(we hope) in the mails '
MondayLfOrLpre-Christinas ••• '
distribution. This .means that -,
Saturday- will be the deailL•
line for news copy. • ' .
However Much of our type
setting will be done before
• Saturday and reports that
can 'be in earlier than that,
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the paPer. • • :••-• , .
The saine, situation will
:.,prevail 'the following week,: „
when The Sentinel will be •
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the St Helens district it blew ter, of. .a pioneer Lucknow fain- mailed on IVIonday previous. ,.
:.out some: -.fuses,-- ily Vear-s. .
' appreciate personal
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THAT 'Lions Chili Meetings have
been c_ance.110. Lduring.,_the.
'holiday season. The 'next, reg-
ular' meeting, will ,be on Mop: -
day, • latitrar--.1.3th-..---- ,
THAT the Lucknow Fire Com-
panX hasplans completed for
their annual holiday dances,
' The Christmas dance will be
held 'Chriitrilas, night, and tho,
New Year's dance will be
staged on New,' 'Year's
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Tuesday, •.December .31st. 'Car-
ruthers' orchestra Will provide
Music for both dances in the
Town' Ha11, • • .
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THAT Bruce Baker Suffered a
• .„1 fractured arm in a ear accident
. Or -Friday Eight:-
ITHAT the first man street snow
removal' a the season was car-
THAT Mrs. .Ro'ss ,ctithming en_
tertained friends of Mrs., Nellie
Scott recently before . Moving
to I-Iensall. A Sheri program
was enjoyed. and social hour
followed. A number of gifts
were presented to lArs., Seat
• with the begttrighe8
'many friend&
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on Tuesday at the Johnstone
,Funeral-t-HOme -condticted-,by
Rev. Wallace , McClean, Inter-
ment was in Greenhill ,Ceniet-
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items, reports of Christnias: , . ;, . •
-coricertg, and-7-everytip--off''' that will help to' Make .The • .• •
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.Sentinel: • the riewsier_But, • .
4rnist have them °early. .
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Lucknow Stores
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OPEN EVERY NIGHT
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
isfmas._shOPping.._corivenieme...
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Business1:31aCeS will be open each evening until
Christmas — Wednesday, Thursday, ,FridaY,'
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, ;
STORES WILL ALO BE:OPtil
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON
;Per etonomy,- friendliness:and complete .SeitistitetiOrf,
•• bring your shopping problems to LUCkilo. •
LUCKNOW BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION
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