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Centennial e ections...
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• Bev. W. A. Henderson, ,mini -
stet of Knox Presbyterian church
• spent the week -end in Lucknow,
• his home town, where an old
• boys' arid girls' reunion, was 'be-
• ing held. Rev. Henderson, took
•part in the Sunday morning ser-
vice at .'the Presbyterian church,
and Mrs. Henderson, together
with two ,of her sisters,'favored
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-Blower!
--Thermostat.
the large congregation with a
beautiful trio, "0 God of Bethel".
Lucknow has many „ illustrious
sons and daughters. Take'for ex-
ample the officials of Bruce Co.
located here. The two judges, P.
S. MacKenzie and Harry Alton,
are both from the Sepoy town
as well as Sheriff E, D. Cameron,
County Treasurer Thomas Alton
and !County 'Assessor Everett Fin-
nigan, formerly of West. Wawa -
nosh' Township, •
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OLD-;TIMER-EN/OVED-7T--'7
of the sPecial 'edition' •of .The
Sentinel containing the rticle on
Dr. •Gamier, A friendof mine
loaned me his' ropy. of the Sen -
tint and w1en. my brother saw
it he was :p icularly , interested
in this 'article as he was named
for Dr, Garnier, and I was named
for Mrs. Gamier. My mother,
Elizabeth A. Gollan, had' made
her. home with the Garniers for
many years prior, to her mar-
riage. ,
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Miss E. M,clver,,
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D. M. Clark of ,Ottawa says:
"Congratulations on yourCenten,
The old town really, looked
CENTENNIAL SPECIAL „ : •
JiMetion, ;Colorado,
, . • August 11, 1.9.8.
Dear Mr. Cameron: I '
'I doriot know if it was you,
your cominittee, 'or Mr. ThoMP-
on, EditOr of the Sentinel,: :that
copy 'of The Centennial miniver,
sary issue of The Sentinel, but
whop/er it was,' 1 want 'to sin-
cerely thank them, as I, have
.• been; and in fact still • am, "en-
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JoYIng reading .about the.
Timers. .
It was a treat t� .read the dif-
ferent • comments .On the olden
days; such as the, •names of the
storeS. which used to be along
main street, 'about Jimmy Hun-
ter and jiis singing, ."Jock' Adams •,•Road to .the : ••
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
LUCKNOW FROM KINLOUGH
(By The Kihlough Bard)
To allthe folk in Lucknow town
I send congratulations
And birthday! celebrations. •
I met good friends from near
• and. far,
Catifornia. and Tahiti, •
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Niagara,. "Brantford, • Orillia
And even Uraniiirn City.
Your pipers all,'both,short. .and
tall •• •• •
Gave many a heart a thrill.
With the stirirnutune, • "'The
and his, horse' Barney, ' the , Cale-
donian games, and many many
others,. (don't hear. much about
the , bagpipes , out here), • , sure
brings' .back pleasant memories.
• Have often.,•wondered whatever
became of someofymy boyhood
friends, such as Jim , and Nellie
• Stewart (lived On theist 'farm
north of town; on the main road);
Billy McClure, his ' dad had ,a
grocery store, Arthur .I3arbor,
more.: •
Dorialda McLeod,'and dozens .
With mirth and gaiety
But when 1 to the .park .did .go
. „Again' thankilig you for the
And heard the speakers tell
Centennial, edition. and I will en- of all the pioneers and things
they did so well
bowedMy heartvcas full, my head
I tharicd Hoimw; from 'Wham all,
blessings flaw.-
As- they marched, o'er 'the hill.'
The floats paraded through the
'I very much' admired ,
As well 'a§ all the ladies
So beautifully attired. •
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The lads and lassies, all had fun,
To ..this • you will' agree, :' • .
The. old folk were not far behind
close wlittle 'of that (necessary
stuff). 'to pay ,for the' copy, post-
age, etc,. what is over, put in,
the fund towards :the next'
bratiOn. ' •
Sorry I cOuldn't be with you t�'
help celebrate the occasion, •ain
sure that everyone present will
have had a. wonderful time,, and
one that will be long remember -
Sincerely, 'Len' ArmstrOng.
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(Publisher's, Note "With "what
• Was Over"; a histhrical book was
sent'to' Mr. Armstrong",)
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CENTENNIAL, WONDERFUL,
SAYS MRS. MacKENZIE •
Mrs Wm .MacKenzie of Tor-
onto- writes:' "We :do want yOu:
to knoW.just. hovv very much we
enjoyed the . Centennial: .Every-'
• thing, conducted with , such pre-
cision:•and so many people hap -
and satisfied wi;th: the„ Whole
• four days. The Centennial was
really verY 'Wonderful". •
WRITEIVS MOTHER MADE •
HOME WITH GARN;:ER'S
.411 power Bldg.; ,
Winnipeg I, -Monitoba
Dear: Sir: , :
I am wondering if by any
But 'now your Centenary's., or
And .,of this you'may :be proud,
You; /honour ;did Onto' your ' town
And, pleased 4.: wondrous :crowd.
..$0 Witie. • You 'have another. one
Be sure., to :let; knOW, •
Address a letter to. your friend
The ``Bard KiriloUgh.
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:WIIITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. G. Gillespie spent
Friday and ,Saturday in.Toronto
at the-horne.of Mrs. ,Charlie Gil-
lespie. • _ • :
Mrs. Ken Dowling spent ,a few
days at the .hone of her, daugh-
ter,. Mrs: Bob Aitchison,irfIlder-
ion.
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•Mrs. :Lett .has returned to her
home inthe, village after spend-.
..ing the summer in Calgary .and
British Columbia. • •
2. Mrs: Roane is 'a • patient in
•Wingharn Hospital: • •
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith
and family visited with, Mrand
chance you, have an extra copy Mrs, a.Hotiston,Jr., on ,i,in,44"asr.
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Mis Louise' MacLennan of . •
Toronto spent the week-eridwith
her Parents, Mr. and MrS. Emile
Mr: ,and Mrs. .john MacRae '
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spent the week -end in Detroit
visiting friends: ;
School started again with two
little beginners, Judy .thorburti •
and Kenneth MacLennan and .
• neW teacher, 1VIrs. Victoria. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. John Matonald,
'spent Sunday visiting Mr. Oliver •
Barkwell and Mr. Flax BarkWell.
Mrs. Ruth Brooks spent a few
days with Mr. Oliver BarkwelL
• Mr. Parney • of RidgetaWn
visiting With IVIr. and Mrs. LOrne'-'
Luther: .
• Mr. and'Mrs. Oliver McCharlet,
aeconipariled by Mr, arid Mrs.,EI...
liott SandY eiijoya4 a motor trip'
via the taWaYr, CrOSSirig at Corn—
wall 'to visit at Lake Placid and • 4'
on to Cape Cod, Mass., Bostorf
and' WdeeSter' and returned by
Niagara Fall. • „
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