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WI ONRSDAY JAN, eh,
7
K� J...MacKEHZIE,. 41.
Optamstri:t:
NOW .IN RIPLEV
i>rVERY WEDNESDAY:•
'Mee Hours' .10:0o , atm. to 9:00
p,ni. Phone Roy MacKenzie,
Ripley, 96-r-24 for appointment.
i..1H�rni1tOn..
OPTOMETRIST'
NEXT TO LYCEUM. -THEATRE
,WINGHAM ;.
• PHONE' 357.1361
JOHNSTO.NE'S `
FUNERAL*,HOME
Modern and Convenient
Lucknow,Phone 528-3013.;
Day . or . Night.
Serving All Faiths
According 'to Their Wishe's
Moderate' Prices, " '
Established :1894
Ij. C Sp. C.
Chiropractor
.Physio and ' Electro ,Theraprst
Wingham ':Phone'' 35745$0.
(Office, located on John ' St West
and , 'to Toronto Dominion Bank)
INSURANCE
FIRE; WIND; 'CASUALTY•
AUTOMOBILE and LIFE
To ' Protect Your ' Jack,
Insure_. With. Jack-. Today.
J, A. McDONAGH
Lucknow, ,Phone 528-3423
4
R. W ANDREW
Barrister and Welter
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO .:'
LUCKNOW
'Every Wednesday' and .
Saturday Afternoon
Office in the Joynt Block
Telephone:. .
Lucknow :528-3116 .
C WFORD and
HEPHERD
J. H:' CRAWFORD, Q.C.
N. A. SHEPHERD
W ingham and Lucknow
IN LUCKNOW
WEDNESDAY 10 . a.m. top p.rn.
Located . in Kilpatrick Block
Phone : Wingham
Office 357.3630' .. Res. '357.2330
IMPERIAL OIL...
PRODUCTS.
for prompt service,
•and, quality products, ...
Contact: '•
GRANT CHISHOLM
•Phone -Collect
Dungannon/529.7$24 ,
"Always. Look To Imperial'..
For The Best''
A. Williams; O.D.
Optometrist
9 tlatriett, Street
WINGHAM'
!'valla 3E7.1282;
KINLOSS
TIE•. L.UCICNOW'SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, 'ONTARIO
families,,
. Many young people were home
for the Christmas •vacation
including: Bill Buckton from Toron•
to University, Donald Harnilton
jOf the• Dept, of Land and Forests ,at,
North'Bay,. Betty Hamilton who -
teach,es in Niagara Fa11s,, Ross':
Hamilton ernptoyed at a Potash- ,
Mine,in Saskatchewan, ' Douglas
Dickie from, the University of
Guelph, Bruce MacKenzie •from,
�•W.O. London and, Grace Mac-
Dougall,' Eileen and Donna 'Burt of
L. ugheeds' Business College, =Kjt
chener,
MISS Mary /Maclntyre and 'friend,,
Miss PakHernando'of'Montreal,.
spent Christmas with tbe;.Maclntyre
Wiflgham'
Memorials
GUARANTEED GRANITES
CEMETERY LETTERING.
REASONABLE PRICES
Buy . Direct and Save
Bus.. Ph. 337-1.910 ,
Res. Ph. 357.1015:
•
•
A. M. HARPER,
CHARTERED, ACCOUNTANT
55 57 South Street, Goderich,
Telephone`' 5244562
H.adden's :Studj�
PORTRAITS
• Weddings and ' Children
GODERICH, ONTARIO
118 St,.,David 'Street
Dial
'524-8i8?
MacKenzie
emorial Chapel
FUNERAL SERVICE
Services i o nducted '';according
to .your, Wishes at your Nome,.
your Church; or at our Mem
orial Chapel at no, additional
charge
Lucknow, Phone 528-3432
Day or Wight
BELL
OPTOMETRIT GODERICH
•The'Square
(-Phone JAckson• 4-7661)- •,,
T.ED COLLYER
Registered Master Electrician
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Specializing .In
Electric Heating, Electric Wiring
A and Repairs
And
All Electrical. Appliances
Lacknow • Phone; '528-5182
G�viIIe.r&Company
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ,
Resident' Partner,
4, E, Kennedy, 'C A'
Phbne 881'-3471 -- Walkerton
Mt •,and Mrs. jack Needham, Pat
and Doug of Corunna• visited Tues.:
d.ay and Wednesday at the home of
x'1r, and Mrs, Lloyd MacDougall.;.
• Recently it was reported •that Ren+
nie .Graham of Toronto lead- visited
relatives in, the community. Carr
ection! it was Peter MacInnes, of
the,R,•C.M.P. of Regina driving
Unele'Rennie's car,
. Mr,, and Mrs..Ross Mac°Kep ie
and family:. were .dinner'guest with
Mr, and •Mrs. °Fraser.MacKCinnon
and family one evening last week.
• Denver Dickie .registered Tuesday
for another term gat the University •`
of waterloo, •
Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd MacDouigall.
,Allan and Grace ,, Sharon West.
and -Mr: and Mrs;. .W ilfred Farrish
visited Wednesday with' Mr. and
•Mrs. Clair' MacDougall and Anna •
at Markdale.
Wilfrid 'Houston, Pinkertdn,•Ispent
Christmas Day with 'Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Houston,, Holyrood
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Houston,
Kenneth and Wallace, Jam'es,'J.. ,:
Guelph, and: Sandra :Rogers,
Clar•kson,were guests. of Mrs...Ray
Taylor and Derwyn at' Walkerton,'
on Monday the 26th.. , .
Wallace Houston returned to Lon-
don 'on• Tuesday,: December 27th 1
to the London Airport , :. where he,
is training`' for an Airplane
Mechanic
Mr. and Mrs. Balton .Gawks and
girls 'of Dunnville were Christmas.
guests with Mr.' and Mrs.' Jas. .Burt.
and family`.
•
PACE FIVE
We were *yery unfort�►nat� during
:the last month because we did
not have the praperti�s #or .sale .
cu
which_our
Mr•. and required:
• •
OUR L15TINGS ARE DOWN,' ALMOST EACH ONE IS SOLD,
SQ FOR SALES FOR NEXT SPRING :WE .NEED NEW :LIST -
rhos ON;GOOD FARM PROPERTIES AND HOUSES:
*E US . FOR THE SALE OF YOUR
FARM
EVERYONE :KNOWS. ABOUT OUR
SUCCESSES
LIST WITH US FOR SATISFACTION AND ACTION
OX 193'"LUCKNOW: PHONE 620.3618
AGENT FOR D'
�JOHN BOSVEL.REAL ESTATE:
What :ai year -
The" beginning of a new year I, constipation,. `' yoUr ' job, .:.your
is a sort ,of :"hello -and -farewell'
effort: It's a ' bit like having a
party,. ' You are. fresh, 'bathed
and: charming.; Your Mello" to
the ' . first guests radiates
warmth, affection ° and `' 'vitality..
But your "Goodbye, goodbye"
as the .last guests totter, .off into
;the snow is a ;.combination of
exhaustion, relief and 'cold -hor-
ror ; as you realize what, time ; it
15.
And that's ;,pretty. 'much the
way we feel about the year
that's. ahead , and the year that
has ' passed,
It's a sign of the indomitable
human. spirit that we can look
back ona•year that was nothing
'but an•unadulterated mess,' and,
'yet look: forward with .. the,
greatest cheer and 'optimism to
12 months of what will proba-
bly be exactly the sane.
Or is it plain stupidity,' the
irrationality of man, thea only
rational' species? •
, For most of us . normal hu-
man beings, each year, like life
itself, is a mixture. of , pitfalls
• and pratfalls and victories 'and
conquests and .frustrations and
accomplishments.. It's a 'good
drink, but it has morq . than a
dash of bitters in it.
.Maybe your husband had, a'
heart attack, But your daughter
produced a' beautiful. • grand-
child. • Maybe your teenage
daughterbecame pregnant. But
your old •man finally went, on
the ' wagon.. ••
You lost some • old .friends,
but gained seine hew: ones..
Your. hair • grew Whiter -and"
your • teeth blacker. • But .your
arthritis • improved and your
Aunt Gerty" .died and "left you'
$4
'You • worried, for :•approxi-
mately four hours, about. the
State of the brld, and the
starving in. in; ,. and the mvvar
in Vietnam, ,
' ,',And youworried, depending'
on yourage, anywhere from
two t- 3,000 hours, about: your.
I 'hair, your Complexion, Your:..
,boss, your bills;, your wife,'' your
husband, your children; your
roof, :your basement;, 'your ina-
bility, to sleep, your inability to
hold Your liquor as: you used to;
you r mother in-law, your
'daughter-in-law;. 'your ,'smug
ness, your lack of .security;
your brain. tumour,' .:your atom
ach : cancer; :your 'waist -line,
:.your' bust -line. ;And eleventy
seven thousand other things of
equal :importance: Yes, Jack or
Jill, you worried. Silly,. waisn't
it?
Bute., this 'year. Wow! Things
are. going to be different. Your
children are going ,to' do What
you want them to. Your. wife
(or husband) is;,going to real-
ize finally, 'that • your were
right all: the time..
•
You're going to be a Better
Person.;That's it. A•Better. Per-
son:• And no • goll-dang fooling
about it. You • are • going to stop
nagging:' You are going to be ..
more: tolerant of your, , nutty
children'' (gr nutty parents).
You are go` ng: to ge to church
every Sunday.; You are going to
get' more sleep, more exercise,.
You are going to have 'a, baby,
write :a . book, join' a' club.
That's. the stuff, chaps.
Well, good luck, Mac and Ma-
bel. You may need it. 'I• have
the utmost faith, in the human
stpirit, ,but you .can't itilh"si. dine -
Baur. 'With a pea -shooter.' And
that's about all we have to tight
with when we. enter the jungle
of another year of• life. ' .
however; this is. a different
Nev Year.' It's the, 100th anniv-
ersary' .of the Feathers 'Of Con
•federation, ' or. something. I
know. how stirs. every Can-
adian' to : thet•marroW.
There's no doubt that every
one of us feels a' thrill of pride
as, we enter this particiz' .r year.
O#te. •hundred :years age; :i.ve,"
were a 'patched. top ,then, `ung
e a s yr suspicious, resentful
ainalgam4tion of distinct areas, .'
Worrying: only about . total:
rights and how znnich °' it Waa•
going tocostus.. , But what a change in a '100
years! Today, .we are a proud,
glorious nation. ` Worrying
about how much it's going to'.
cost us; local . rights; resentful,
envious, suspicious,; uneasy and
patched -together.
One cannot help but think, as
one looks with shining ' eyes
into the shiningnew year, our,
centennial year, that we have
made tremendous strides:. Side- ;•
ways.f .
Funer�IFriday F for
BIaise Martian
(Kingsbrfdee News)
The community extends its'sinc-'
ere sympathy to Mrs... Blaise'Martin
and family on the sudden passing
of Mr.. ' Mar.tin. The funeral' Mass '
took place Friday morning ;in St:.
Joseph's Church,. Kingsbridge.
* . Rev, Edwin*Garvey,'Toronto
spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Dalton..•
.
Holiday visitors with Mr; and Mrs
Derinis.Dalton were Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold l 1arsman and .children,
Miss. Alice ;Dalton, .London, Mr.
'and Mrs. Maurice Dalton, Hamil-
ton, .Mr, and Mrs. Brian Daltori.
and son, Toronto.
• *Mr.' and Mrs John Dietrich and
fam%Ty, Clarkson, spent Monday
with •Mrt• and -Mrs. Mark .Dalton.
Mr. and Mrs. Hick Perry:, Det=
roit visited' Mr..arid ' Mrs.. Earl
Drennan.'
Mr. and. Mrs. :Bruce Hansford
and Ray'visited friends over the
New, Years week -end.
Jerry 'and'Ray Heffernan, Miss
'Blanche' Biilodeau visited Mr. and.,
,Mrs. O Heffernan over"thn holid-
ays. `
Eileen Vassella, Toronto and
Nelson Tailion,, Guelph visited Mr,
and Mrs. Fred Vassella over the
week -end,
Mr. and Mrs. Toni •Middegaal
and ':family .spent:Sunday herr.
Mr. and .Mrs': 'Jim Martin and
family spent Christmas in Brant,.
ford
Patti O'Connor spent the holidays
in Detroit. '
Frances 6ilniore spent the week
end at her home
' HIGHBROW: A person who enjoys
a thing' until it. becomes populate.
PIGMYt A little pig.'