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t'rpany friends who e
oice ;i , '"';r ,recovery. 'She asable
o in( about ' the home with
;he al.„
` Someone's arm `-.and a
pan, *'!s, despite the fact it is: r.
only . t a :. rnoti,ths ago' that she .
miler. o a hip':, fracture; which,
require. surgery to place a sil-
ver pia in' the hip socket,
Miss.I
Will Ma
his sist.e:rhin London and accom-
panied her to Luckn:ow where he
Spent Ch;i istmas,
Miss MacGregor . suffered a
fractured left hip when she
when leaving- the Legion 'Hall
atter, casting; her. Vote at th,e Oe- 1".•
tobe• 22nd plebiscite in ,Lyck_F
now. She' was taken., to Wingham
and then to 'Victoria •Hospital
where the underwent surgery &
ha'd since ,been- conval.esciing. •
A few,' years • ago -' Miss Mac
Gregor' suffered .a fracture to t'he
tight' hip, and after recovering
from this miyfortun.e,• suffered 'a
bt'olen .wrist' In a - car accident.
ine� IVlacGaregor wii(i
frattuxed °hip two 1'
is home again, a,
pan
Fyiday to., be home
regor Will be 90 next a'
her •vitali`ty and re`'•a
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regor, of Chi.c.ago, Met ;;
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Curling rted
On Thursday
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LUCIKNOW, ONTARIO 1':UilSU!AY, ANiIARX .lit, • 1963
Single Copy. .1.0e '
the: . 'Darin:` ; g�ariie Made a l
.'roarin'..,comeback In ,the .Sepoy' 1i
Town • .oil; Thursday,' when. close
tb one hundred men • and women
turned. oust during .the .afternoon,
:and -evening .to try . throwing the'
rocks, For many it • Was a first.
time e per`ience
Si:xteen. pair • of m'atc+hed `: tunes I
arri;v,ed, only ' that 'morning by
transport,' -and !were soon in op:
eration
An ice shaver...May have, to °be
Obtained :to level .Off;the surface
as flooding, u:p to, a few days.
ago ;:had ,to be. done :w it}i• a hose,.
causing.an excessive. build up' of
.ice The. latter,: part of the week
the' new barrel'.arrived foi
• "brushing on„ hot' water:` in re,'
surfacing the ice and is, now in
operation.
Lnitial
pl,ans are. to 'hold curl-
ing 'each Thursday arfternoon• and
evening' and 'Sunday evenings..
New..Year: ' By
Forrfler
.
The 'New. Year's'::poem in thi's
issueikwas' corn+posed' ,by ..:George
'Alton, a ...native of the .Belfast
corrm'unity, and. a descendant. of
one:of the .pioneer families o1 that
Mr', Alton is' r1OW•liV°ing,' retired
at; Sault. Ste. Marie, 'He .farrtned'
in that' ais.traet ' ,for many years
and the poem was..,originally con.
ce:ived as "a' farmer's exprc°ssion.
of gratitude to the ,buying; pub
lic and the '.whol._sale acid i:eta'il
• firms that -afforded .hili a market
for his crop," ` .
The local connection • and the
interdependence,:, fellowship ,and
-.goodwill ,sof, the i:ural-urban' folk'
. of this comrntinity, mak,es the'
poem of special, s:gni.fic'anc4_ at.
this' tirrie of year,
'The author p,,of the. pooini was
born in West Wa,wanos.h Town
,ship on the :second' fare ',outln'
of Belfast. 11 ' was ,or. c'of ,six sons.
ii i heti: of Mt'. • and
and three d g
..Mrs,'.Danic�l Afton. . Tn the family 4,
were George, Alfred. 1lenry � r ''
nest; William 1!ar�old:'John.Wes- 1 N'"
ley, Albert Earl, ' 1Oi'Cnc e, Mfilhe1 a'
and Elizabeth: -Mabel is :Vita. WDM, g
K, Irvin of Con.: 9.' Ashtiel(l. .
Their.' :gta,nd,tithe n. wK
Alton.
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. We. are:glad. of the �pportunity. the,
'ear affords to :extend . to Everyone in
:omniunity• fest wishes for .peace; prosperi
ealth, wealth and happines
ere' s a specialword of "#hq
subscribers, -advertisers and correspondents
your loyal and valued support.
E tucrniow SENTINEL
16 Pages
Brought Accident-
Victim -i T6 Win ham '
'Mrs; Harry Wall Who was bad-
ly injured. when struck by a car
on carriPbgll St., near . the Town.
Hall'; in late :Qctober, has .been
.brought to Winghain.. hospital.
Mrs. Wall ,suffered a* .badly
shattered right arm and elbow,
•and b'-c'cen .legs: +tithe . describes
ori fc o `. t a .being "like .pulp,"
a.i.d as •yet a :is'' unknown :what
4,1.degtefi ucd rrycovery earl be ex
• pe, ted T`; righ arm is in 'trap....
tion and �;t the • best, • Mrs, Wa1l
lfi. be ' c. pitalizedy for a lbxng.
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ear=End Meditation
' (By' George
Alton; : Sault .St ' Marie)
''As the festive season opens;,
"„And, the • :year ',recedes from view,
In a mood of:. recollection,•
.-
We're compelled, to think •of',: you.
'
As we count our maty blessings;
Meditate. on” whence they came,' e
,:And to spread.l'hetn all. around. us:
What a help your, firm has beep!,,•
'As we pursue our.' occupation, ••'
Humble tillers, of the soil,
Growing fruits. arid'other •produce,
finis. we spend toty' days in toil
But . what • rapture' overtakes us,
As '.the. Year speeds 'on, , tts7way,'
When .the harvest breaks upon us
With 'its .wonderful, •display. •
we think thunk of other people,.
. Then
r As they troll the ,days . a
the 'M'it`t Industrial cent' ,s
Far,,,frnrrn , Nature .s grand rray.:
o6r •
fii�l�F71ilIa!o�.i'My i�s•�4'40,4:514
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' 'eve thean
order to
rely
And to place within their 'readh
Froin the bounteous, lap of Nature'
Fruits and :other things to. eat
A stuPendous- task- ,confronts us,.
To distribute `• all; ,ground.
The array of fruits and produce
Nature • gave,us from .the ground.
So your firm with• its equipment,
And the staff and all combined,
elpproduce/' and consumer,
relief to both their mind's.
Now 'the, help that you've afforded
To 'unload our bounteous • store.
Have our efforts nQt„been mutual?,
Shall we, not each share the score •
Of Reac-e and 'rest and ',satisfaction
,, That abound . from duty ,done
Thus, we`ll have a'merry Christrrias,
And ' a Happy New Year won.
tl
Bxni
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Next, issue Wil�l� Be
On January• 9th
This =issue • going into the
mails , for ' ,distribution on
Monday, December 3lst,'Ser-
ves• as a :'special: New Year's
= gr.eeting' pulblication, with ,the
• great 'majority of local busi-,
ness establishments.: taking
• 'the opportunity to extend the
season's greetingand a word
of appreciabi n o.£ :your:.pat-•
ronage.'
The next i sue of The, Sen-
tinel 'will` on Wednesday,
Jaruary. 9th, 'when; we'll ,be '•
back on schedule' again after',•
sorine 'publivbirig. Juggling- to.,::
fi:t. ;in with the Jlidays:.
Rural correspondents .who'
may have some `extra ;New:.
Year • visitation ,.acti(Vities toy'
report- are. • asked1 .to send,
these :buidgets . iri .by Thurs-
• day .rather , tihanr waiting; ,to:
inelude then .with the usual:.
M.onday. budget.
'This will. give us an ; op
portunity - tol' ,have them .in
.:types in :,advance of'the : first-
of-the-week
irst
of -the week type settnng.pres
sure, •
Ashfield Kir
�s Largest Rural
S..In Presbytery,
(ASHFIELD NEWS),
The. annual...CChristmas' concert'
was held 'last Monday night. in •
,:he. Sunday School groom of Ash'
•field .:Presbyterian Church with
'Rev.. Neil MacCombie as' chair
man. Each class' contributed one :
number' to•the program of Carols,:
reading's •andverses, : This ,Sun
d:ay School is :the largest ; rural
school in the . Presbytery. of
Huron-Maifland• with 'the highest
attendance reaching. 98. • The: ':9.
4 classes, and their teachers are: ..
I' 1st.. Kindergarten, 'Jars ,T. ;Mac:
' "Creight;. ,Primary,. Mrs. S. Mac=
Lerman ; 4 classes of Juni ors, Mrs.
William Macdonald,.. Mrs. Keith
.Johnson,.' Mrs. ';Reuben V4lilsori. .
Mrs. William Ross.; Two Inter-
mediates, Mrs. D. MacMurehy,'
Miss' 'Maryanne•, West:;,°Bible Class,
Mrs. Earl Howes. At the lose of' . •
the .'program, a film, Holy: Night
was shc'wn . after , which. the
Superintendent, ;Mr.' ' Gordon
Ross and assistant, Mr. .Reuben,
Wilson, gave ,outs, the se•alS and •
certificates for ' perfect attend-
ance. Among the substitute te'ach-
e's arr Mrs, ,Colin MacGregor;
Virs,`°D. R. : cKenz''e.Mrs. War,
ren'-:Wylds,'Mrs. 'Henry Macken-
zie, Mrs. ''Gordon Fnlayson and,
Miss Anne `M•acieenzie,
' The postponed meeting of ;the
Women's. ' Viissioi ary Se rety vas ;
held on Tuesday at :the home of ,.
Mr's.. Richard, West, Pepdiis.:of the'
.Secr2•tar:er. were., ai'. en". •and the
nevi' .slate of officers drawn 'up
• Mr. and Mrs. George ,Leadbet-
i�L ;an(' Ba: ;i'a f Tcyr':ito .Sp •nt. ,.
the week -end. w.th �a 12.'�W ' ,• lin -
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