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Centennial Year
Special Servke
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LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday Evening, December 30
At 7:30 P,M.
VERY SPECIAL MUSIC PROVIDED. BY THE WINGHAM
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' SEXTET UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF MRS. CORA ROBERTSON
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This, concludes a most successful year of
CentennialServiCes
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Everyone is invited to join us in this
Evening Service
/LUNCH WILL BE SERVED
Whither Will Not Seek Re-election In
Bruce Riding When Vote Is Called
The,LMOW SENTINEL':
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1973
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
DECEMBER 30th
New Years Service
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning 'Worship •
Faith in God through Christ can
free us from our past and enable
us to live victoriously in the
future.
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Lucknow
Christmas Day
10:30 a.m.
New Year's Eve
8:00 p.m.
New Year's Day
10:30 a.m.
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'oat THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW,,.ONTARIO • SATURDAY, DECEM
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Ross Whicher :member. of Par-
liament for Bruce Riding , has an-
nounced that he' will not seek re- _
election in the next Federal elec-
tion. The. Liberal member from
Wirton sent a letter to his con-
stituents this past week which is as
- follows:
Dear Constituents:
I have purposely put off
sending 'this letter for some rime ,
because• of my reluctance to ex-
press in writing that I will not
be a candidate in the next Feder-
al Election. Quite frankly ; it was
, my desire. to let my constituents
be the-first to' know of my deci-
sion. Some months ago I let
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key personnel of my Executive
know by views. However, many
speculative stories have been
written, and the time has now
come to let everyone know that
under now circumstances will I
run again.
It has been a great life and for •
the opportunity that has been
mine , 1 am most grateful. I was
first elected to Council in,,Wiar-
ton in 1952 and had the honour
to be Mayor of that great little
Town in,1953,,1954 and 1955. I
was elected to the Ontario Legis-
lature in 1955 and served contin-
ually until Oeto.6er 1967. Front
June 1908 until now , I have had
the great privilege of representing
all of you in Ottawa.
As a result of this life., along
with almost six years in the Army ,
I have met literally thousands
of people. •Ninety-nine percent
of them, have been nice and even
when Criticism has been '
given, in the vast majority, of
instances , 'it has' been given con=
structively and politely. Prob-
ably one percent of the popula-
tion is a little hard to put up with
for anyone in politics.
My purpose in reminiscing is
simply to emphasize that as long
as we have good people on this
earth , we are not all going to the
dogs. The many problems, that
we have at the present time will
look very small in five hundred
years, or for that matter five
thousand years from now. On the
other hand , the challenges of,the
present one , are in my opinion,
greater than any. that civilization
has faced up to the moment. Why
then, am I moving aside , of my
own free-will at this exciting
time in history? •
In my opinion, most people can
reach a stage in their lives. when
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Jack Curran of Ashfield Town-
ship .has returned home from Alex-
andra and Marine Hospital, God-
erich , where he was a patient for
eleven days. /
Miss Ada Webster of Lucknow is
spending Christmas week in Missi-
ssauga with her niece Mrs, Don
McLeod and family and with her
nephew Bob Webster and family
of Streetsville.
Mrs. Ed Thom of Lucknow left
Friday for Norwood , where she
will spend Christmas and New
Years with her daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. Ron Rothwell and her sister
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Golloher.,
Last Sentinel
For This Year
This week's, issue of The Sentin•
el will be the last until' Wednes-
day January 9th.
As has been the habit in the •
past, there will be no paper pu6-
-lished following the Christmas
issue.•
Sentinel correspondents are re-
quested to send in their Christmas
news as it happens allowing us to
process the material as it is re7
celved.
The Sentinel will be •open for
,husiness, as usual, despite the'
'fact that no paper.will be,rplish-
ed. Phone us at 528-2822 with
your personals or other news
stories. We'll be happy to hear
from you.
A Sentinel _Gift
For that Christmas gift, one
which will be appreciated all
year long, give a new or renew-
• al subscription .to The Lucknow
Sentinel. $6 per year in Canada,
$8 for foreign. An attractive gift
card will be sent.
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LUCKNO
CHRISTMASTIDE
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The Holy En(
Christmas Day 1
The Holy Ruch&
The Blessing of
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December• 3
Service of the Nin
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11:00 A.M
LUCKNC
CHRISTI,
REFORM
CHURC
J. W. Van Sten
Pastor
Services:
10:00 a.m. Se
2:30 p.m. Se:
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"Renewing my subscription for
1974, received the paper today ,
thanks for the pictures and espec-
ially the one of S. S. No. 9 Ash-
field and a thank you to the one
who sent it in , Happy Holiday
season" writes Liela Hoffman of
Dunnville in a note to the
Sentinel.
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Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Phone 528-2790
1973 IS CENTENNIAL YEAR
OF THIS CHURCH
DECEMBER 30th
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
7:30 p.m. Centennial Year
Service
Special music by Wingham
Presbyterian Ladies' Sextet
Everyone welcome
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