The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-12-23, Page 4.I
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TH1 I UCKNOW' $1NTINEL, LUCKNOW;, ONTARIO .
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER :2]rd4 1
WITH WARMEST WISHES . FOR
he. season .that. generates great. warmth and ,
joy 0/2 Earth is here! May 'it- bringgladness.
to you and yours. Thanks for your patronage('.
CHISHOLM FUELS
BILL CHISHOLM
Some regard the Christmas Story
as somethingbeautiful to hear,
A lovely Christmas custom
that we celebrate each year '.
But it is more than • just a story
told to . make our hearts rejoice,
It's Our' Father, up in heaven '
speaking through the Christ Child's: voice,
Telling us of heavenly kingdoms
that He has prepared above '
For all who trust His mercy
and live�:o�ly-for':Hs:.love - �-_
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And only through the Christ ' Child
can man be born again,
For God sent the Baby Jesus •
as:. the Saviour' of All Men:
HELEN STEINER RICE
mer �Imtiacfi-Pharmacy
Some. Names Of ..
Interest, About 'Early'
Dungannon Area
AN INDISPITABLE FACT
Miss Beth McConnell', Dungan-
non, found: this old clipping which.
recalls 'the 'names of many early
residents of the village: It is
wondered if the inspiration came
at the time a railroad line was.
..begun along the ;lake. Huron road,
but failed to materialize.
"The Reception" at London,
says that the Mayor. of Clinton
had told, that 'Bob :Holmes. had
said in a, speech."at Goderich.; that
he heard .Beck say that when -at .
the=lake--pic-nic- that—the-Reeve-of-
,West
that the -Reeve -of -
West Wawanosh:told Dr.. Case •
that Dave Glenn heard it
reported in a speech by the Hon-
ourable M. C. Cameron that Jack
Howard had Informed him that
Cumberland, the wagon •make.r
said that George Stothers and T,
Durnin told' Roberts _the Banker ,
that Sproul, the cabinet maker
said that•there'was no doubt that
Jack Anderson said Old Squire ,
Ward told Armstrong the preacher.
that Jin' Davidson had declared to
Dr. McRae,, that .it was generally
believed that Dan Bickle said in
plain terms that he heard old
Smithsay that, old John Hamilton
had creditably informed old
-Dither !hat ..-George 'Hor.n•,. the
Express Man; and Joe Connor; the
butcher., told Sam. Young that it
was well known all over :the .coun-
try that Billy 'Bowers caught Andy
Webster the hostler• saying that in
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:hhuuzhl gpiiio-ri-it wys-a
matter of public interest that
Willie Smiley'told •HarryHalliday
the barber that there was 'not a..
shadow of doubt.about' Charlie
Elliott cross questioning Jack`
Hiles'about'what Jim 'Medd 'had
told Bert•'Fowler with regards to.
Bob -Davidson speaking to Billie
Hab..kirk about Old Dick Maliough'.
going over 'to T.. Little's :with
a boot under one arm and asking
T Little why lob• :Lowrey and
Adam 'Thompson went around the
country talking about Jack Medd
the _horse dealer and stopping
Tommie Anderson ,' the Poet on
the street: and• wanting to ,know
what Bert Treleaven said about
Jack Anderson •oin• to punch ;Mc-
Nalley, the:blacksmith:'s head for
telling in 'McCormick's hotel
that old Deeves:had something to,
__do with_t_ a report that ent_._
around about Thompson:the black-
smith telling Tinker Whyard that
Hiles the merchant is willing to
give his'oath that Johnnie Gay
' Havizlzs--
.the Hardware and calling •him out
of bed made him take his a:ffid.a
vit.that he neves told Medd , the.
Tayloi that Jim Black , the fiddler,
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the birth
... of the Holy
Child has given
to the world the'
greatest, joy it'
hos : ever known.. May
that joy be yours
this Christmas.
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PINECREST. MANOR
NURSING HOME
was seen going: up the street arm
in arrni With old 'McNally 'to see
if Jim'Rose, the lmplement:agent
was coming to Ben Crawford for.`
saying it was impossible for Adam
Thompson and. Will:rSm;i1ey' to:.
keeil fioiii. the giiIS that ,they' had
heard that Will Sproul the Unde•r•a
taker, .and Jim. Wilson, the 'Coun-
tet Hopper must have informed.
Whyard .,',the druggist , that he
was .sure .he• heard Jack •G.ioven,
the Bartender., was seen at 10.
o'•clock at night huddled in a:
room with Tom Parks,: the watch'
rnakewkQ ked -beef riding alar
with Tom Cluff the teamster,
when he saw Dieves the thresher,
.trying to force sob Hamiltdii. to ,
tell where heheard that Jack.
Glenn, the plasterer , vouch for
the fact that Jack Bowers went
down to the Council Room and
declared that'C.P.R.Would run.'. -
their road through�fmmWinghatn
to .Goderich'.and that Dungannon
would be -the liveliest depot along
the line'., , • '
Way the
spirit of that'
night, on' which, the Saviour Was born, shine'
• upon you "in'this Christmas season,
9iettc jed Q(a444' 'I°'t .yore : eaatl aced 904d too.;
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Symbols • -�
of -the
holiday
are as
various
asjoy and
_pace. A1L_
mean' the
spirit of
Christmas.
'Hearty
.thanks!
& Wlsk 01.1.
A. McDONAGH ,,AGENtYrT
AND STAFF
DON 'HOIST' REAL. ESTATE
BARRY McDONAGH,, Rep..
INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE