The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-12-22, Page 5f.
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A Merry, Merry Christmas To All
JACK McDONAGHfollowing these simple safety
rules.
Put the tree in a coo! part of
held on January 6th. Rev. Meik-
lejohn spoke on a convention
concerning, careers associated
with missionary work. The meet
ing ended and a; social evening
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Keep the base, of the tree, in.
water to help keep it fresh. Take
it down when the needles start
to fall. .
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15th, 1954
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Lyceum Theatre!
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First Showing Starts at 7.15 pan. Saturday Matinees 2.00 j
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
( . . ... December 23, 24, 25
Audrey Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart in
“SABRINA”
On our new wide vision screen
NO.MATINEE ON CHRISTMAS DAY
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
December 27, 28, 29
Dean .Martin and Jerry Lewis, in
“LIVING IT UP”
- Technicolor on our new Wide vision screen
MATINEE BOXING DAY, MONDAY, DEC. 27, at 2.00 p.m.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
December 30, 31, January 1
Spencer Tracy and Richard Widmark, in
“BROKEN LANCE”
Cinemascope
.. _KO MATINEE- ON NEW-~YEAr ’S- D A Y
CHRISTMAS SAFETY
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Every year, it seems, tragedy
strikes at Christmas. The
tree, the faulty lights or.
careless use of -iriflamimable
dry
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corations CAN spell disaster
should fire break out.
This year keep Christmas safe
and happy tor your family by
television set and fireplace.
Use fireproof ornaments of
metal or glass. Never use paper
decorations. •
Check lights for frayed- chords,
bad sockets, loose connections.
Don’t put too many strings on
one outlet. Never use candles on
a tree. '
C A S, BINEFITS
FROM CONCERT
(. There was a capacity audience
at the Prsebyterian Qhurch Sun
day School concert held on Fri-
da'y evening and. which opened,
with carols sung by the whole
school, * ‘
The: offering received is being
sent to the Children’s Aid Society
azt Walkerton,
J$gn Mullin read the scripture
lesson and Rev. Wallace McClean
offered prayer before giving the
chairman’s . address to open .the,
program. ThereAvere several dis
appointed youngsters, whq were
to perform at the concert 'but
were prevented from so doing by
illness. ’
Recitations were giveh by Bev
erley MacDonald, Donna Forster,
Beverley Taylor, Joan Macken
zie, Wendy MacKenzie,. Karen
Wasney, Sharon Mowbray, Mary
Finlayson, Roddy MacSween, Ter
ry Taylo'r, Wayne Jamieson, Jack
Mullin, Judith R^id, Eileen Baker,
Brian Johnston, Garry MacDon
ald, Bruce Baker.
Piano, solos Were by Karen
Wasney, Wendy MacKenzie, Bill
Kennedy ; duets <by Dial me and
Wayne Jamieson, Tony Johnston
and Allan Mowibray; “We Three
Kings” by Jimmie- McNaughton,
Ross Forster and Jimmie Mullin;
dialogue by Dianne Jamieson,
Janet Finlayson and Elizabeth
Henderson of iMiss MacLennan’s
class; “O Little Town of. Bethle
hem” by Jim Henderson’s class;
reading by Evan Agnew; quart
ette by Bill Fisher, Donnie Reid,
Jim Pedersen, Jerry Mowbray of
Innes MacSween’s class; musical
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The PLAYHOUSE
First' Show at 7.30; Second, 9.15 Matinee Saturday
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, December 23, 24, 25
Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck, in
“BLOWING WILD”
The, Gringo Giant was blowing wild.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Dec. 27, 28, 29
Dennis Morgan, Doris Day, Jack Carson, in
“IT’S A GREAT FEELING”
/ Warner . Bros, all happiness musical.
Guest Holywood stars galore.
Best Wishes For
A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
A Good Old-fashioned Christmas
■ ' -.to and Uour»
f .and a < .
HAPPY, PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
T- . 7 W * *
Turn off. the tree lights when
leaving the house. .
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Have a wastebasket handy
when gifts are unwrapped. Take
papers outside to* burn as soon
as the festivities are over.
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the house, aw^y from radiator,. USE YOUR COMMON SENSE.
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Whoops! It’s
Christmas Again!
number by Mrs. Gordon Fisher’s
class; “Christmas Candles” by
Miss Glady’s MacDonald’s class..
Santa Claus, who resembled
Philip Stewart, made a timely ar
rival for the giving but of gifts
and serving treats. The Queen
and the benediction concluded a
very enjoyable evening.
Messrs.. Norman Taylor, James
Little and Cameron MacDonald
supplied music before the concert
commenced and provided accom
paniment . for the. singing
hymns. ■ . / • •
of games in charge of Don and
Ken followed. After this a de
licious lunch was served with
the help of Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs,
Couse.
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’THANKING YOV
AND WISHING YOU
Very Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Yenf.
C. E. MacTAVISH
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DECORATED HOMES TO
BE JUDGED FRIDAY
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■ To encourage the decorating, of
Village homes at the Christmas
season, The Clansmen Club has
offered prize money of $30.00 to
be divided. $15, $10 and $5 for
-the three homes judged the best.
The judging of the homes will
take, place on Friday evening of
this week between the hours of
7.00 ‘ and 9.00 p.m. .
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United Church Y.P.U.
On Thursday evening, Decem
ber 16th, members of the United
Church Y.F.U. met at the church
from, where they went 4o the
Convalescent. Hbme where they
entertained the staff and patients
by singing carols, This carol sing
ing w'ds enjoyed by all with many
?df"tlie! s^taff and .patients takifi
part: We then returned to the;
officers for the new year: Rev.
Meiklejohn. was ih charge and led
in .prayer. The executive for the
foilpwing year remains.the-samO:
pres. Arnold Hartford; vice pre.<t
Ruth Treleaveh; treas., ■ >Gladvs
Kilpatrick; secretary & publicity,
Atm Cravvford: program conven-
Reavie; Stewardship and Train
ing. Marilyn Kilpatrick; Citizen-.
Thompson; Missions-.and World
Outreach,. Roddie Wraith; Rec.^
and Culture Division. Ken Mac-
Nav; actant; Beverley Ashton.
Cheerio ■com., Eiiiiabeth Webster,
and Bill Ritchie’, A' treasurer s Xrt was given and $15’ was
voted .towards missionary work.
An executive . meeting Is to , be
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For Unto You Is Bom This Day
In The City of David, A Saviour,
Which Is Christ The Lord’’.
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LUKE
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS TO ALL
y FROM
YOUR FEDERAL MEMBER
Andy ’ Robinson
PROCLAMATION
I hereby proclaim Boxiiig Day
holiday IQR ril<r.
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LOCAL RfeFKESENTATIVE:
W. Aj“Bbt>*’ HAMILTON
, VILLAGE OF LUCKNOVZ ' ^|
and call on all citizens to observe it as such.
s. E. ROBERTSON, Reeve. |