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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-01-05, Page 1714' 4 4' ••• EDNEsp.A*,..„JANUARY Stk: THE .4:10PICHOW•-SAHTH414 'AIGE SIEVENTSIIN ucknow Preentalion: T. Wm G. Hunters "COM,MERCIAL" CHRISTMAS Christmas How many people even assoda,te it with. God to-:day? Surely , people sing Carols ,but how Manyereally think abotit. the meaning, of the words? 1•ifty years ago children thought a stocking filled with candies and a toy or two were great; but t o-day parents end up sperading all kinds of• money on toys'that aren't troug, let_aLone durable. To store-owners, Christmas is Just one big money -*grabbing sale when people pay twice the origin- al Value for gifts. Then there's Santa Claus! -I'll admit he's great for children but he is carried a little too' fat. Every, year the commercials for toys and other gifts start earlier on T. v: This year they began in •early October ! Christmas is 'Meant to-be a time of joy , a, time for ,farnilies to be togother ," a time for giving and a time for remembering "The 'Gift",. So this year did you think'aboUt the true' meaning of Christmasand •• why we celebrate it? . . Mary Eadie: HEAR MURRAY .- Pupils and Teachers of the Open Area were delighted to haVe Murray MOrrison visit us on Tues7 day.; December 21st, His talk and slides about his worliTnLueknow; India, were very informative, and showe'll us the contrast,be- tvieen our village -and the city of Lucknowt,. India, which we have been Studying. He was dressed in his authentic native'costume and showed samples of Indian currency and writing; 'CONCERT On Wednesday December 22nd. •the:entire school body assembled in the gymnasium fora Concert in whith each class took part. Steven Button acted AS. Master.of.-- Ceremonies for a concert of - songs, skits.„°piano solo, jokls, choral reading and dances. 'It was,an enjoyable way to finish school in 1971... On .Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs, Bill flu..nter were presented with; two lovely matching, ceram- ic Ming. rpormotphle lamps „gifts, from former neighbours and friends from the Zion area. The presentation:was made by ! Mr. and Mrs. Gordon •Kirkland and Mr. and Mrs..Frank Ritchie Who called at the Hunter home. The gifts were accompanied with the follOwing address. Dear Beryl and Bill, • It is with, mixed feelings that we meet here to night'on behalf , of the Zion Community. We are sorry that you have left the • twelfth Concession.. The Hunter and Gardner families have been here for more years than any of us can remember when your fore- fathers e-me as pioneers. We are happy that you have not moved too far, away .and' hope to see you Often.. It seems a Coincidence'that•your new home is still pear "the foot of a hill", We have anticipated'this moment 'when.we WOuld.visit you in your newt olTr-c-*r.- You have been kind neigbhours. 'When anyone was sick or in trouble, you were always ready to do your share. Among the many tribtites that people may receive through life none can be valued more highly than the• tri- bute that they were good neigh- bours:" We now ask you.to-accept these, gifts., With -them come our very best wishes for a long and happy life together. • Words of appreciation for• being so kindly•remembered were ewressed by the recipients. In reference to' being 'Kind neigh- hours", Bill stated that he wag quite sure: that their departure from the farm was' also replaced by fOlks who would.:be equally good neighboUrs, namely "The Jeromes". 1970 FORD Galaxie 500, 4• door hardtop, VS automatic, power brakes and power steering 1969 PONTIAC Laurentian, 4 door sedan, VS automatic 1969. PONTIAC F'arisienne, 4. door hardtop, V8, power equipped 1969 CHEV 4 dool:,V8 automatic, power brakes, power steering 1969 DODGE Polara 4 door, VS automatic, power steering, power brakes - 1969 PONTIAC Laurentian -2 door hardtop, V8,-ilutomatic, power steering, power brakes 1968 CHEV 4 door, 6 cylinder automatic 1967 METEOR 4 door sedan ' 196T FORD-Cusarn-500-V8 -automatic-,---powering- 1967*PONTIAC Grand Parisienne, VS, full power. BLYTH 1972 PLYMOUTH. Duster, '2 door hirdtop, 6 Cylinder automatic power steering 1971 PONTIAC ,Catalina 4 door IntrdtoP, 411 autOmatic,'• power equipp#d ' 1971 MUSTANG; 2 doorliaid• ItOp, .V8; power. equipped 1970 PONTIAC Parisienne 2 door hardtop,-1/8 automatic, poWer steering and, power brakes , 1967.CH EV, % ton panel • 1.967 °CHEVY .Van.AVith heavy duty. equipment, 1967 CHEV ,2 door hardtop, VS POLARIS AR SAL In ..Stotk FOR. YOUR MONEY. mobiles PHONE • ZION ss •arr. n • j • - University spent the holidays at her home. Mr, and , Mrs. Frank Ritchie .spent Christmas with Mr..and mi's.: Ca M eroh McAuley , a nd family of Ripley. Holiday': guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie were' on. Tuesday Mr. arid Mrs. Frank. __Rie_ping.C,.ra-igi--T_-odcka- - a• Mr, ,and Mts.: Bill Ross of , Lucknow and Audrey Ross of Tor- onto; on. New Year's Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron'McAuley and John of Ripley and and Mrs. JiM Hunter. and Wanda. '0 . Brenda Ritchie-of Owen •Sound spent the holidays at her home. Visitors with Mr. and ,Mis. Wes.- ley Ritchie for Christmas were • Mr. and lv1rS. Allan Ritchie', Bre* and Bryce; John Ritchie andTenneth.' , • , . 'Mr. and. Mrs.' Williarn .Duffy , Linda and Dennis 'of Hamilton and Toni Culbert.of Crewe visit- ed Christmas Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ritchie. New :Year'S guests with Mr., and Ivirs. Allan Ritchie' and farn- r-7---and-MrEs-..---We' • Happy New Year to all from your Old Zion COrresponderit. Any news in the community would be appreciated to keep us 'up tO•ciate. Mr, .and \l.rs'‘. Doug Raynard • and-girls entertained on Christmas Mr. and Mrs. ,Nelson Rayriard., Mr• and. Mrs. .12iissel Irwin and family, • „ 'family, Mr., and Mrs. Bruce Ray- nard alid family, Mr. and Mrs. Shropshell and. family of Clinton. Mre; and. Mrs'. 'Chris Raynard and daughter of London Were :unable, to he present. Iliere Were 31pres- cut. ,, On Wednesday the,Rayriards'• entertained Mr;and Mrs. Bob Mc. Allister and Bill. and Mason MC-- Allister Of:Dtmgannon',„, Xerineth McAllister and• Wayne of Sudbury. On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs., Harry: e wish you the good Cheer of this holiday George of Halifak visited at .Ray .- nards: Mis. George was forriierly • season: And may the Nei, Year bring to your Arlene Foran of Wawanosh. Peter Connon and litigh,of family success and lasting happiness. Exeter visited .Mri.,Henry Gardner and Lane on Friday. Hen-. ND-STAFF AT ty still a patient in Win ham Hospital, • — S.pending Christmas With 'Mr. and Mrs. GOrdob .kinkla rid and ,,Nancy were Mr. and Mrs. DaVid .Kirkland, Annette and Suzanne of Lire knOw , • Mr . and Mrs, Ken Kirkland of Toronto., Mr. and Mrs. David Kirkland entertained the same inemhei&Of their family fOr Neiv '.tea s. so. ' w e rid Torn weie %Mr, and. Mrs.• Art .14elm grid Mary; •Mr. and Mrs.''Lloyd.WhytOck and family; -Grant.Helm of. London;. •• Mr. •and,NIrs, Bill Ross and Doug • of LuckriowAudrey Ross. Of •Tor- onto. • • • The Helni family spent N•eW sYearS.with Mr.and - • - ii••• Mt :On Thursday . and Mrs,. Lloyd Wli tock entertained Mr. and Mrs. Bob•Helm, Torn and Grant at a birthday dinner•observing the, birthdays 'Of Torn Helm and•Jangt and •Donna. Whypck,: Held:Caki.Party - Maple Grove L.O.L. 1044 held their card party December 27th in Zion Hall with 8 tablesin,play. High lady, Mrs. 156i-raid Hack- ett i .high gent , BroWn Smyth. Low lady, Wilma Hackett, low gent Murray 'Irvin. There will be another card party in two weeks. '-'Tommy, Traceyand, Terri,Wall of bit. riga rinCrf i.eceiUed "a very un-, expected gift for Christmas When . their InOther,, Mis, Art Wall, won an S'-nionth-old pony in: a 'draw at the Skyway Market , GOderich on Christmas ELV-e. '' IN :BLY7f .H., ILL litchie, John and Kenneth, Ritchie and Barbara Wilkins., Miss Doris Stokes of Connie 'isited on New 'Years eve with Barbara Ritchie.' Mr., and. Mis. Radcliff .and family of Guelph spent a couple of,daYsat their country borne bete during holidays.. ntrgtetts witli. Mr, Wins Pony •