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Christmas is a time
Christmas is just nine days away
and I bet all of the kids from the
area. and around the world will be
excited to get lotsof pres-
ents , from Santa. Presents
are great to give . and
receive, but spending time.
with fafhily is what makes
the holiday season so spe-
cial.
I saw a lot of fami-
lies from the area at
the Lucknow
Christmas -parade. It
was great to see, people
enjoying the floats go by and ear -
to -ear smiles on all of the kids
who saw .Santa and Mrs. Claus go
by on their big sleigh. I enjoyed a
hot cup of hot chocolate as I lis-
tened to people sing Christmas
songs during the tree lighting that
took place right after the parade.
Small town Christmases make me
feel at home and Lucknow has
made me feel that way ever since I
started working at the :Sentinel.
I'm looking forward to seeing
to be'
with family
my mom's side of the family this
weekend. They allcome to my
parents' house every year since I
can remember and everyone.
brings something for .'Christmas
dinner and it's always a deli-
cious
eli-cious assortment. Myfavourite
is my mom's homemade stuff-
ing. There's nothing like it.
One thing I haven't started
is my Christmas shopping. I
guess you could say I'm the
typical guy who waits until
the last week to do his shop-
ping. I really enjoy the big
crowds and long lineups for peo-
ple trying to cram:- in the last few
days of Christmas 'shopping.
That's a =little sarcasm, but seri-
ously I just wait because I always
make it a plan to do all of my
shopping in. one day and it usually
just ends up being the last few
days leading up to Christmas Day.
I hope everyone reading this can
spend as much time with their
family as possible because I know
its my reason for the season.
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Ruth Dobrensky
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Jolly old St. Nick made an exciting early visit to the good boys and girls of
the Lucknow area when he showed up at the St. Peter's Anglican Church
last week (December 200S). He told stories of why he started giving pres-
ents and the different names he is known as around the world. (File photo)
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Sentinei
oirs�'"'
IO years ago - Dec. 15, 1999
- Albert Lennips of Lucknow is this year's (1999) recip-
ient of the Lucknow and District Chamber of Commerce
community serviceaward. For the past 20 years, regard-
less of winter conditions Lennips faithfully appeared each
morning and afternoon to guide LCPS students safely
across the busy highway. Lennips is a dedicated member
• of the community. He sings weekly in the Lucknow
United Church choir, belongs to the Lucknow and District
Horticultural Society and volunteers at Pinecrest.
A load of wet corn mash spilled out of a trailer on
Bruce County Road 1, justsouth of Concession 5 in the
former township of ` Kinloss on Dec. 9, 1999. The South
Bruce OPP, were called to the scene at about 6 p.m.' Kevin
Reist, 24 of : Kincardine Twp. was drivinga 1998
, p
International tractor south, in. a ` long curve on County
Road 1 when a deer entered the roadway. Reist:beg an to
slow down and the right rear tires of the trailer went onto
the west shoulder of the road causing the trailer unit to slip
into the ditch and flip over. Reist sustained minor injuries.
Huron -Kinloss Mayor Stu Reavie is the warden of.
Bruce County for the year 2000. Reavie has 10 years expe-
rience
xperience on county council including a termas warden in
20 yds ago - Dec. 13. 19$9
- At the Dec. 5, 1989 meeting of West Wawanosh coun-
cil, drainage superintendent and building inspector Harold
Errington submitted his resignation effective Jan. 1, 1990.
Errington had been with the township since 1976. He also
acted as drainage superintendent for East Wawanosh
Township for five years and for Ashfield Township since
August 1984. Council accepted Errington's resignation
with sincere regret.
- On Dec. 15, 1989, at 8 p.m. the Dungannon United
Church sponsored a night of Christmas . music at
Brookside Public School. Thee evening included the
Goderich Harbouraires, an all male choral group that has
been singing since 1946.
50 years.ago - Dec. 16.1959
- The Lucknow and District Cooperative's annual meet-
ing and banquet was held last Thursday evening (Dec. 10,
1959) in the Legion Hall, with 200 in attendance. Sales
during the past year amounted to $464,263 an increase of
.approximately $50,000 from the previous year.
- The Lucknow and District Lions Clubis on a major
project hunt and at Monday night's (Dec. 14, 1959) meet-
ing, the suggestions of artificial ice and a swimming pool
were discussed. The outcome was that a five -man com-
mittee of E.H. Agnew, Bill Hunter, Charles Webster, Lloyd
Ashton, and Lloyd Hall were named to obtain first hand
information as to the cost of installing and maintenance
costs of artificial ice.