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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20; 1912 .
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO
LETTER TO SANTA
• A Canadian. Book,
For Chdstmas
Dear Santa Claus:
Mrs.' Duncan Thorburrilead_the
Guidelines 'on Ten Command-
ments for Christnias giving, '
bringing to a close a. very ini—
pressive Worship- Service.
Mrs. Bob Rntledge, President,
Hen of Huroriia" carne out and
it was delightful. He has also
, -w-ritten•-•.'"foxy-G-randp-a " aril--'
lers have to eat to live, and if we
ildo`not buy their books, they just
can't afford to write them. •
-------fdaztrde-lcherand-many
.others,. Two: beautiful books that
I Particularly remember are "Early
DayS on the Great Lakes" by
Campbell with coloured prints
of the paintings of Armstrong,
Mowat.
Dungannon W.I. combined
-their-Chfistmas party and the
Celebration of. the 75th anniver-
sary of WomLn's Institutes in
Ontario into one gala occasion,
'On Wednesday evening, Decem-
ber 6; they entertained husbands
and friends at a party in Carlow
I fall.
A delicious and bountiful turk-
ey dinner, served by. Carlow W.I.
was enjoyed by all. Fred Young
won a prize for having the lucky
obi) at dinner, Either Black won
the lucky number draw.
Special guests were Mr, and
Mrs. Walter Dexter and Mrs.
Wesley Ritchie who were introduc-
ed by Mrs. Wilbur Brown: Mrs.
Ritchie played "Star of the East"
which was enjoyed by everyone.
She played for, a "carol sing" and
,also accompanied Mr, Dexter,
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anniversary committee. We
thank them all for a very happy
evening.
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;,...- in the.Church with a good ,s . . ...
leadership of :sirs, c ,lenn .Boyd. presided... for. the Business s- ,r ndance. , ..
. .. .. .. ...... and ,:\.irs-.-, Ernie ..,11.-)-son pn_,5(....nt.(id • lead) reports were given Arid
,:.Irs:._ Ernie• Gibson was' convert- the play " file kings 'Star" -'the - -N1rs. Cecil- Humphrey presented
-e: of tire. Worship Service ,.,.start- Christmas stdry as seen through .the Slate of Officers as brought -.
ii,: off with .a.sing"soirg 'of Christ- the- eyes of .oung shepherd boys -' in by the Nominating Committee.
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,,It songs led by Mrs. Jack Camp• of otdand - Candlelit decorated tables - \%as well done by -
bell,' with Mrs. Gayle -Lowry' and
• .'..irs.''Mary -Gibson providing the
music
P ine River.U.C.W. 1...ne roll call was answered by .
tho Christ - •
/child for Christina:-..
den Ilradlcy read a poem -.The'
Priceless Gift:. • • '
The Exi-lorer irJs under the
ALL DAY SATURDAY; DECEMBER 2; 9, 14 & 23
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
liatd presented the girls
with 'their
•
I have just re-read an article
in a Nationally known magazine.
It begins with aTicture of a little
IN girl in a book store asking the
saleslady "Don't you have any •
Canadian Books?"
I wish to quote a few sentences -
"Young Canada Book Week -7-
won't make much of a ripple at
your house which is unfortunate..--
--- Most of the books for Young
Canada Book Week are. American
books Canada is under
siege a war for the minds -•
---- of our children. As
parents, it is up to us whether the
next generation will be Canadians,
or merely little Americans in long
underwear." The writer was Jean
in the basement providedp fest- .
• ive scene for the. lunch 'and tea
MacKenzie, a writer of Children's
books, among other things. _It. is
a sensible and somewhat frighten-
ing artiole, and I hope you saw it
and took it seriously. Please look
inside the books you are Choosing
and see where they are published.
This morning , I .was listening
to Fresh .Air on the CBC T--mko-o-f -
R SNOVVA#1013ILERST-
Party kt_C_arlow---
,.. -useful presents: During:the play-
ing of euchre, punch and 75th .
"The Rose of Ba Ziz" ; There are anniversary cake were served to
other.books. .for_childr_in- by--Canad, everyone.
, ian'writers Santa, if you'look for High ladies' score was won by
them, but not many because writ- I Myrtle Kerr and low by Beth Mc-
Connell. High gents score was
won by Lorne Hasty and low by
Fred Young. i I suppOse you do not choose Branch Directors, Mrs. George (many adult books, Santa , but Errington, Mrs. Ivan Rivett, there are many interesting, enter-
wining, informative and some- Mrs. G. Finnigan and Mrs. C.
times hard hitting Canadian books, Finnigan were in charge of the
Farley Mowat has written some of programme: Mrs. H. Girvin,
each kind: Some other Canadian (District Director), Mrs. L. Ivers
writers I have read this, year are and Mrs,. H. Alton were on the
Orlo Miller, Pierre •Berton,
Thomas RaddalF, R. D. Lawrence,
Fred Carlisle, Robert Thomas
Allen, Jean Minhinnick, Dorothy
Mitchell, Marcus van Steen,
my favourites, Al Maitland and arry Lauder renditions of "Break .
Chip: Young, were talking about fast in bed on Sunday morning" ,
Children's Books: Chip has a new "Oh, She's the lass for me" ,Wand
one out - "Honky, the Christmas "The reason why I wear a kilt".
Goose". Last year "The Little • 'A gift exchange from around
the attractively decorated Christ-
mas tree yielded many pretty and
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Mr. Dexter sang, "Take me
Back" and "Galway 'Bay": Then
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