HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-12-23, Page 7WEDNESDAY, DEC., 23rd, 1953 > .
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Mr. Ken Brown,, student
Queert’s University, Kingston,
rived home ^Friday night for
Christina? vacation with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown
and, brothei5 Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs, Allan Rded, who
manage the northern bus service
to Lucknow High School, started
on Wednesday on a Christmas va
cation to the Southern. States via
Detroit, accompanied by y^their
family, Jim, Eleanor and ' Jewel
and Mr.,, Wm. Stewart, Jr., High
Schbol ibus driver and the .Misses
TOE LUCKNqW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Ada and Hazel Webster. Their
time is limited, for, their trip m
order to be back for duties after
the New Year and ’g close sche^-
dule of time and distance, wiil be
followed. We wish th'em a safe
and happy-journey.
The Dungannon United church
observed a Christmas service at
11 a.m. Sunday. Following” a short
choral service,JVIrs, Stingel, or
ganist,’was accompanied by Mrs1.
Durrun Phillips at the piano for
the: .Christmas-•■<hymhs;.TkA. Tiftle"
band , composed of .Lynda Blake
Bruce Culbert, Eleanor Alton &
David. Dawson,., played hells; the'
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Watt,, the pastor, delivered the'
cymbals and triangle. Rev. Geo ’
Christmas , address “And they
came with haste”. The choir sang
two< Christmas hymns, “Good
Christian Men Rejoice” and “Ofl
,the Father’s Love Begotten”,
Guest singers -were Miss Shirley
Burden and brother Lester Bur
den of. Lucknow, who sang a duet
“Star of the iEast”, The Sunday
Schopl,' which met. at. 10 ’ a.m„
with superintendent Mr... IL JK
Dawson and. teachers, observed
White gift Sunday with offerings
and a film- was shown appropri-,
ate for .the . occasion.
. BORN—ori Decemmer l 2th at
Newmarket Hospital’ to Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Ferinell, Bradford
(nee Marietta Sitingel), a son,
Ronald Leigh,
Miss Clara Sproul, of "Stratford
was a week-end visitor with her
sisters, Misses
Sproul.'
Wc extend
Richard Park',
bereaved by the loss of her
j mother, Mrs. Stanley. Vanstone,
J Benmiller and Mrs. Ben Park df (
'her brother, Mr. Bernard Taylor,)
London. -I
Mrs. Frank Jones was a recent I
visitor with her daughter Ber
tha,; Mr?. Weldon Rudow and'Mr.
RudoW at Eliriira.
Mrs. A. B. pentlarid of Toronto
is visiting her son, Mr. Frank
Pentiand, for the Christmas sea-
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Mr. David Hardy passed away
last' Wednesday morning at God
erich hospital after a short illness,
although in declining health. He
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HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
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sympathy, to Mrs.
Jr., who has been
Miller & Company
General Store, St. Helens
was in his late seventies, born P.O. STAFF HANDLES
a son of. the late Mr. and. Mrs. TERRIFIC MAIL VOLUME
David Hardy, Colborne Township, i
.He is. survived by two daugh-'
ters, Mrs. Jack Bell (Ellen) of
Stratford; ; Mrs. Leslie. Schultz
(Mary) of Dungannon and one
son, Dave of Brussels. His wife,
formerly 'Ellen Cloaky; passed
away 20 years ago. Also surviv
ing are two. great grandchildren
and one.'brother, Wm., of ••Dun*,
ganrion. The funeral was held on
Friday afternoon at Cranston’s
Funeral Parlors, Goderich,, with
Rev. G. Watt; pastor of Dungan
non United church,-in-charge-The ;
pallbearers were Charles Fowler, been having it easy either. Be-
Ben Park, Leslie. Schult?; Dave sides carrying a mountainous load
McMillan, Clarence Hardy and , of mail each day, , they have had
Wilbert Bell. Interment was in some disagreeable weather ,and
Colborne cemetery..' j '■ (bad roads to cope with,Mr. and Mrs. Gordon . Kidd, i . y . • ■ -
Ryan arid Sheila of Islington are ■ HJC-TEE-WIN HELD
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I The second annual banquet
’ and meeting of, the LuiC-TeerWin
Conservation Club was held in
Teeswater, with ’ wives and
friends of the members as guests.
[ Wm. MacDonald'of town pro-
‘I posed' the toast to “The Ladies’k
J which was responded to by Mrs.
Raynard Ackert of Holy rood.
Alex Hamilton of town is hon
orary president, having been suc
ceeded to the presidency by Jos-
j cph Clark of Wingham. Among
(those from this vicinity holding
i vice-president offices in charge,
i’of various phases...of>club work
are Wm. MacDonald, Raynard
Ackert and Walter Breckles,
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The local Post Office staff de-
for its handling
of the -Christmas mails. A terrific
volume of cards, parcels and let
ters, both in-coming and out
going, has kept the augmented
staff working long hours. Assist
ing the . regular threesome of
Postmoster Kenneth Cameron,
Miss Nellie Venning and Miss
Carrie Milne, have been P. M..
.Johnston and Mrs. Cameron, both
experienced mail handlers.
- -Rural • •■mail”.■'carriers." ■haven’t
serves “a hand”
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That the magic
To every one
this age-old wish
^everywhere — we offer
peace, contentment and happiness of the
Yuletide linger oh and bring
joy to you and yours for all tune to come.
spending the Christmas 'season
with Mr. arid Mrs. J. J. Ryan,. '
LET US HAVE YOUR
HOLIDAY VISITORS
During the holiday season
there will be a coming and
going, of countless . Christ
mas. and New Year visitors.
The Sentinel' welcomes these
personal items. Plea/e bring
them, mail them' or phone
them in. In the sake of ac-
details, of these items, even
though we may see some of
these homecomers.
WHAT WILL BE THE TOLL
THIS HOLIDAY SEASON?
Thirty-nine- people alive and
well at the .beginning of Christ
mas Week a year ago were dead*
before the -ye.ar-.erid,. or so badly
injured ,that they succumbed lat
er. They were meh, women arid.,
children, old- and young alike.
They died behind the wheels of
their cars. They died sittihg as
passengers and they died walk
ing on the streets and highways.
Eight met death Christmas eve,
and five on Christmas'Day itself,
.^hat .willUh.e-4olFbe-this-year?4
Doctor: How’s the ‘ boy who
swallowed ythe half dollar?-
Nurse: No change.
TASTE OF WINTER LAST
WEEK BLOCKED SIDEROADS
This district got a.taste of win-li
ter’s first blast last -week, /when."
■sufficient. show fell and drifted
to tempdl’ai’ily block a . number ■
of sideroads.’ Snowplows and aj
return of tiv
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. As temperatures dipped during
the week, Art Breckles made the
most of it and had a. good sheet
of Ice- underway in the arena by
the latter hart of the, week; The
Bantams 'had a' practioe on Fri
day and there-was'public skat
ing oh Saturday afternoon. With
a rising temperature, night, skate
cancelled.'
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Jack: I’ve got a dog that .can
speak his own name. ;
Betty: I don’t believe it, Jack.
What’s his name. - '
Jack:. Woof! . •
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