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Santa Claus is coming to town
Christmas is right around
the corner and I would
have to say it's my
favourite holiday of the
year. There's nothing like
getting into the holiday
spirit and spending
time with those you
love and care for.
I.
have already seen
people • with their
Christmas lights up` ` on
my trips home to Owen Sound.
Some people may think that it's
too early to start putting
Christmas lights up or Christtrias
trees, but I say who does it hurt?
It's great for people to get into the
spirit of the holidays.
Christmas lights should also be
as tacky as possible. If . you don't
get every colour of the rainbow in
your lights then it isn't good
enough. You will also see the
homes that use white lights and go
for the elegant look. It's a good
look as well
Another thing that 1 could do
without is having an artificial tree.
Isay go with a real- one because
the smell of the pine needles and
sap brings back- childhood mem-
ories of going out and buying a
tree with my parents and broth-
ers and then decorating it with
ornaments and tons of tinsel.
Since 'all of my siblings
have moved out of the
house, my parents have gone
with an artificial tree and I
tell them every time I come
home now, that it's not as good
as the real thing. I just get the
same answer that it's not as messy
and easier to clean up after the
holidays are over. I guess I can't
complain because as a kid I never
had to do the cleanup of the tree.
The Lucknow Christmas Parade
with its "White Christmas" theme
will be here in a couple of days
and it will be a treat for the chil-
dren of Lucknow. Santa Claus and
Mrs. Claus will be stopping by to
spread holiday cheer to everyone
who comes to see them inthe
...
arena. I'm sure everyone will
enjoy the tree lighting and the ftee.
skating that takes place after the
parade.
Pat Livingston
Ruth Dobrensky
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Submitted photo
Remember
When...
Warren Wylds is all
smiles as he is hand
in hand with two lit-
tle angels. The two
tittle girls are
Margaret Anne
Wilson (left) and
jean (Mullin) Leddy
(right). The picture
was taken between
the years of 1945 -
1946 when Wylds
was still serving the
Canadian military
out of Wolsely
Barracks in London.
•
5Sentinelemoirs°`
10 years ago - Nov. 24 1999
-- Some residents of Victoria Road, Point Clark- still want
,Huron -Kinloss council to accept an easement, so the resi
dents will keep ownership of the private roadway when a six-
inch watermain is installed. A few opposing residents were at
Huron -Kinloss council's Nov. 15, 1999 meeting. •
- In recognition of 1999 being the national 125th anniver-
sary of the Presbyterian Church, the congregation at South
Kinloss Presbyterian Church held the first of several special
events for the next year, which will also coincide with the
i`nilienium
-' Campebell Street in Point Clark,will not be named after
a soon-to-be .100 -year-old summer resident. Huron loss
council received a . petition with about 17 signatures, from
Campbell Street residents asking council to change the name
to Wilson Avenue, instead of Clemett Street, as was original-
ly planned.
20 years ago - Nov. 22, 1989
- On Sunday, Nov. 19 the parishioners of Lucknow and
South Kinloss Presbyterian Churches gathered for the induc-
tion service of their new minister, Rev. Peggy (Margaret)
Kinsman, who wasborn and raised in Sarnia. Kinsman's
move to Lucknow puts her closer to family, with her grand-
mother and aunt living m Goderich.
- Bill Andrews, an environmental scientist, told almost 150
people at the Lucknow Town Hall last Wednesday, Nov. 15,
1989 that everywhere he speaks on the subject of affluent
nations destroying the rest of the world with the way they
live, crowds are growing to hear what he has to say. People
want to hear how they can help the environment. "We've got
to be prepared to pay for the clean up and demand that gov-
ernments do something about it," said Andrews.
- The Lucknow Town and Country Club met in the Legion
Hall Nov. 13, 1989 for a noon pot luck meal. A sing -a -long.
was enjoyed with Agnes Farrier on the piano.
,�O years ago -Nov.
25.125.2
- Allan Reed has closed his auto supply business adjoining
The Sentinel Office, and will carry on the business at the
White Rose Service Station which he is now operating a
block south of the arena. Allan took over the auto supply
business from Bob Campbell a year ago last March (1958).
- Mr. and Mrs. Raynard Ackert of Holyrood were host to
his parents on Sunday at a birthday dinner in honour of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Ackert who both celebrated birthdays on the
same day, Sunday, Nov. 22.
- A committee composed of Jim Kinkead, public school
inspector for North -Huron; Huron County Warden William
Jewitt and agricultural representative D.H. Miles will
announced the awarding of four Huron County Scholarships.
One of the four is the MacDonald Institute scholarship
which goes to Dorothy Alton of Ashfield, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Alton.