The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-12-23, Page 14THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, DEC., 23rd, 1953
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Best Wishes For
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A Very Merry Christmas
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rosperous New Year
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pv ZION CJiURCH
On Tuesday night of last week
a (foursome from the Zigp com-
rnunity ealiecl at the* iyucknow4
hbme of Mr, arid i(rs, .R0bert Rit
chie tp make, a (pj^sghtatiQn on
•behalf iof the Zion United church
congregation.
•v Mr, ’and Mrs>Ritchie were pre
sented, with va fancy blanket apd
a clothes hamper, accompanied by
the following address:
To Mr- a^d MrSi Robt, Ritchie,
,' -We> your ^ibri; friends^ come,
here to your hew home' tonight
arid. bring to you, gifts and best
Wishes"from .your fr,iChds of. Zion.
United Church which you served
so faithfully for, so mahy years
Of your lives. We regret that you
have to leave us, ibut that is the
way of life, and after all you
have not moved so far away and
will ibe (back often to visit us arid
will always
We would
these gifts as a token of our es
teem. When you use
you always think of
friends.
Signed o.n behalf of
Church, John Ritchie, Pete Cook,
John McDonagh,/ Wm. G. Hun
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be welcome. "
L |ask you to accept
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We’re wrapping up ever^^Jj^
, good wish for you with p?. .
bit of holiday cheer ‘that says—
“May you al! enjoy many,
Christmas blessings.**
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As Christmas again lights the
. the world with .its, message
of peace and good* will, so
our thoughts are brightened
by the warm memories of
pleasant associations contri-
butcd by our fricodJ.
Market
MAGISTRATE DISMISSES
DEER HUNTING COUNTS
^Noting that the charges seamed
to be “digging rather deep’’, Mag
istrate t). E . Holmes, Q;C,, dis
missed two Game and Fisheries
Act counts against Graham John
ston, Nile, in court last Thursday.
Johnston" had been changed
with having no tag on a deer
carcass and with concealing the
carcass by having it looked in
the truryk of the car. *
The "offences were alleged Ho
have been committed in West
Wawanosh Township on Novem
ber 4th. during the deer hunting
season. • -
!• Jdhnston told the" court he had
been hunting with companions
only about two and one-half iniles
from home and had the tag on
his person when stopped by Game
Conservation Officer Worm worth
of Clinton. >
The tpmk on the car, he said,
locked automatically—when- shut-
“There were three people in the
car”, commented the magistrate.
“What were they going to do—
put the deer in their laps?”
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Th tris no poem as lovely, as
our Christmas tree of
t friendsbip^ladenwitls
our good wishes to all/
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We’re sending you our ■
very best wishes, gift-wrapped in a
beautiful Christmas paolcagtt and
z-^ed-4imly^wiilua-^nwu»4>ow™ai
enduring friendship.
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Want Better Bus Service
Delegations from' Grey and
Culross have petitioned Wingham
District High School Board for
improved bus service in the more
remote parts of the townships.
The delegations protested against
Students having to walk as much
as a mile, but added that the
walk wasn’t as bad as the: wait
for the bus. < ;
RE-ELECT? JOHN EMERSON
MASTER OF KINLOUGH L.O.L.
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On Tuesday evening of last
week the Kinlough Orange Lodge
liMl held.theirannual meeting
arid .election of officers for tile
ensuing year. W.M. John Km<pr>-
son presided oyer the first part
of the meeting. All offices were
then declared Vacant arid Wm.
| ' Stauffer of .Kinloss Lodge was
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appointed*, to take charge of in
stalling the slate Of officers which
are as follows: John Emerson ,yras
re-appointed ds Wotshipfjtl Mas
ter.; Victor Gawleyr as deputy
master; Donald McCosh, chaplain;
John Barr, treasurer; Harold
rHaldertby;"'- recording
! Burton Colliris, rriarshall; Claude
[ Dore and Alex Percy, lecturers;
E*ranft. Dore, tyler. Members’ of
standing conirriitteeSi for trie’ year,
Wesley Guest, Hoxyard Thomp
son, Clark Needham, Ciaude Dore
(and Fred Guestfcaretaker,.James
i M<4ge’’ After, the Mose of jthe
“LodgeTnurieh was .‘'served'7"’ “
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./ A CHRISTMAS alight
. with otir sincerest wishes
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f4r a star-studdedi happIneH-fllled
Yvletide seasonl
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
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