The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-12-23, Page 8f
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Featuring Outstand.ng
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Oar cobbIIbm wishes, warw aid trit,
^hls graatiBg will express, Bad
Wish for yoa, ear many fritadt .
All Christnas Happhessl
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I MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR B 1
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TOWN HALL WELL FILLED , aby, by Stuart Collyer’S class;
FOR CHRISTMAS CONCERT, i play, “Cheer Elves” by Bruce Mc-
. . . • ’ —L—— ■ j.Kenzie’s class; Christmas drill by
With the < remodelling of the Gladys Kilpatrick’s class; Christ-
Sunday School, room of the Un-1 mas prayer by Mrs. Johes’ class;
ited Church in progress, the an-1 humorous play, “An operation”,
nual Christmas concert Was taken ! by Mrs; R. Button’s class; wand
drill by Beverley Ashton’s class;
„ .guitar selecGons by Roddie and
Eldon Wraith; filjn strip, “Em-
1” narrated by Rev. Meik-
lejohn with the Senior class and.
audience joining ' in “ the ’carol i
singing;.. *‘c h o r u s , “Christmas!
Time” by Mrs. Drennan’s class j
during which . Santa Claus drop- j
ped in. * ■'I
to the Town Hall, which was
well filled to hear an interesting
program/presided over by Rev.7 j&iaon
G. A. Meiklejohn, and to greet manuel’
Santa Claus who arrived near the
7dose-to distribute a-bag-of sweets
to the children.
The program opened with sel
ections by the Sunday School or
chestra. The numbers were put
-oil maiidy irr class groups as fol-
lows: Twinkle Christmas Star by
Mrs. O.. Richards’.beginners class;
play, ‘On Christmas Eve’ by Wil
lard , Thompson’s and Carolyn
Gibson’s class; a Christmas lull-
A Chicago girl sued for annul
ment of her marriage on the
grounds of fraud. She said her
husband pretended to be a $40-
a-day bricklayer when he was,
in reality, only a banker.
to you — May the blessings
i of Christmas guide you and
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THAT
7 Ghjlict
severe attack of shingles that
’ will prevent her from paying
hex usual.Christmas visit to the
.old home. here. .. "
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THAT in renewing their Sentin
el subscription Mrs.rAUhn Ste
wart of Eganville (Ethei Mi*
tin) says; “I simply
1 consider the week
| without it”.
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THAT The Sentinel has
the Santa Claus which we used
- in the paper’s gift subscription I
advertisement last week. That!
pipe smoking Santa,, picked
from' The Sentinel’s “morgue”
at the last minute, looked more
like Joe Stalin that good Old
St. Nick.
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THAT the Legion-sponsored fowl
bingo on Saturday night drew
a big crowd and was financial;-
ly profitable for the sponsors^
Saturday night was a venture
in the bingo field but it worked
out and the crowd in attend- ' ■ -CT x/ »'
THAT W. J. Douglas. suffered a
fall at his home last week and
/ has since been ' Conf ined to his
home. Fred Anderson is assist
ing Mrs. Douglas, with the mail
delivery on R.R. 3.
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THAT Earl Swan, R. 3, Lucknow,
/ was the winner of an electric
alarm clock in a flour prize
draw held at D. R. Finlayson’s
grocery store ^on Saturday.
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THAT ^the^ week-end mild spell
; took much of the snow away
- and- on Monday evening work
was commenced of removing
the snow banks along Main St.
before a return of cold weathr
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THAT with two-sixteen and one j
r ten-page issue in the last three |
weeks The Sentinel staff has I
been:, burning the midnight oil I
to produce actually more than |
five regular issues in three.!
. And a hydro ■ interruption on
Tuesday morning didn’t help
matters any^
THAT school closed on Tuesday
for the Christmas vacation.
Lucknow District High School
students and ex-students mark
ed' the occasion with a most
enjoyable dance in the school
auditorium on Monday night.
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BENEFIT DANCE
BIG SUCCESS
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■ -ft -BtiSK-' Rita Doherty
ft ’fined to-her home-.
4^, .5 . , .** ' ’ , 1 - * 7 ------- " " <ft ■j-Wlth- a fractured, leg and wrist,<5. ’
§ • ’Sts the, result, of being '.struck k
’ • ddWh by a -car, ■ in Hamilton;' it ’«•
; was the second time this year ■’
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2 !she had been, hit/.bv a' ear; On
ft 4 the •first' <tocaston’ she; suffered a.
' fractured leg and a. severe con-
gm’cussionA •
g t From the .proceeds of the; event
*• (Miss Doherty'.received "the .sum
• 1 ’1 of $ 115. neatly done' up in a bas-
j’ket of fruit. The pjhesentation was
’■i' .[made-to her bYoth^r/James, bo-
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See the Full-Color
fu||.Length p'c.f"r®
with the Gordon Family
and a full program of colorful films
made specially for your enjoyment.
?Town Hall, Luck now
lesday, January 5th
at 8.00 p.m.
Sponsored by Your John Deere Dealer
WALTER BRECKLjLS, l.LOuGii 7 • w
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There was a large "crowd at
the-.benefit dan.ce-.at St. Joseph
Parish Hall, • Kingsbridge. -last j", ft
Week. The dance was: .staged fox I
, /, .who is corff i
‘ined to her. home ■ at ■ Fort Albert’
ADM IS SI ON BYT! C K E T ONLY
If you don't have tickets ordered, or-
need .more, be sure to ask us for them >
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Long^pfter tke snows mill, w« hope Ihcil but
, worm wishes for Happiness at Christmas and
thsrsaftsr Will linger with you