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The Lucknow Sentinel,
Lucknow, Ont. Canada.
Dear•.• ,
There are `so very many*
nevrnames in the paper now,. We•
Search. each page for` mention of
old, friends and are always'interes-'.
ted ht changes and improvements'
in the. village .. I must confess the
street names confuse 'me..
Sincerely.
1Plieme Irving;
*4. • .
Mrs. H.E:Wicks
1151. Indian Rd.
Port Credit, .Ont.
Dec. 8, 1965.
The .Lucknow Sentinel,
Lucknow, Ontario:. .
Dear Sirs:
Tennant misses his
friends around Lucknow and dist-
rict and as my brother doesn't get
out much now he looks forward to
getting the Sentinel each week to
,keep him posted on the news ar-
ound there.
,` Wishing you the Comp-
limens. of the Season from Tenn-
ant and myself
Sincerely.,
Margaret. Wicks.
235 Randall ` St. Apt. 3,
Oakville, :Ont..
Nov. 12,1965.
Dear Dons.'
We do have a question
as -to mail delivery. ,In the past
year we haven't been receiving
our Sentinel, until the following
Tuesday, occasionally it would
come On Saturday or Monday, but
very seldom , and other friends of
ours in Toronto receive it on .Fri-
day every week.
Thanking you in ad-
vance, we remain, ,
Yours truly,
Annetta and; Bill Rob
inson
Editor's Note ,.Wish we could
help you, but'' your paper is zoned
according to post office suggest-
ion. Perhaps if you checked with
your postmaster, he could advise
you on the matter. .
.Bruce County Council' Thursday
agreed to hire a safety inspector,
but it was not a unanimous decir
ion despite the plea of Warden A1-
phone Murray.
Council •voted 25 to 15 in favor
after council was told by J .McNair•
• of the Department of Labor, that
Bruce was one•of'the four munici-
palities in the province that had
not .appointed an , inspector..
Warden Murray said council was
not :setting; a. good example by ig-
nirring a law ,that was'passed over
three years'ago. He suggested that
after' the appointment council cool
• appeal to the government. to sub-
sidize his
ub-sidize.his salary,
CounciPsupported ;the county
, .ARDA committee and Grey. County
recommendation that the depart-
ment of industry extend the desig-
nated area to include all of Bruce;
but turned down the Mount Forest-
recommendation
orestrecommendation that the area -in-
. chide all municipalities north of,
Highway 9, from Goderich to
Orangeville. .
A Huron 'council resolution that
fife federal government: pay 75
per cent of the cost of .vocational,
•additions to district high schools
received council's support.
Council agreed to have the
Greenock township school area dis
band: There were fewer than 100
pupils in the schools in 1964.
Township areas will be included in
-the CulrossTeeswater, Kinloss and
the Elderslie- Paisley township'
school areas.
The fader. Union 12, Culioss,
Turnberry, Carrick and Howick
section will remain in the ,Culross
Teeswater Township SchoolArea.•
Council went on record as being
opposed to any Ontario railway,
lines being, discontinued.
The rate for highway purposes .,
was set tentatively.at 8 1/2 mills. •
Roads to be constructed, in order '
'are Sauble Beach .by-pass, ,Holy
rood to. Ripley, McIntosh. Road,
Gobles Grove, 15th of Brant, Satz'
bl.e falls to Oliphant. and Neustadt
to Highway 9 The first two will.
be constructed this yeas.
February is Heart Month in Canada;
The more you give the more will
Wm. • Give to your Canadian Heart
Fund. •
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881 -Danville Drive,
Willowdale, Ont.
Dec. •11; ,1965.'
Mt.. • Donald Thompson,
The Sentinel, • • .
Lucknow..
4354 W 11th Ave.
Vancouver,, B. -C.
Dec. 29,1965.
The Editor, • '
••Lucknow Sentinel,
Dear Sir:
• We extend to all our
old friends and the staff of the
Sentinel our best wishes for a
Happy and prosperous' New Year.
Wewelcome its, week- .
4 arrival, bringing news -of our.
Old' home and friends, and con- •
gratulate you on your, find inter-
•esting paper. , .
. Sincerely yours,
• Ewart and. Jean McKeith
esu
7.1.Edenbridge Dr.,
,slslington, Ont.
Jan. 3, 1966.
Mr. Donald Thompson,
Lucknow, Ont. .•.
Dear Mr. Thompson:
Best wishes for. 1966.
Please remember me to your
grandmother Mrs. Robt. Thomp-
son. I have spent many happy,
times in Lucknow. •
Yours, truly,
Mrs. J.E.Marsh all
(Audrey. Lucas)
sed
36 Minto. St. ,
Sarnia, Ont.
The' Lucknow Sentinel,
Mrs.. Johnston and I,
•
wish to congratulate the staff on
a' job well-done in theold year.
Always look forward to getting
the news on the weekend : and feel
. rather badly the weeks you take.,
off, even though you need 'a rest,
• We trust you have had
a very enjoyable "Holiday Seas
on" and hope that 1966 will be
even better. We have had a very
pleasant holiday season ourselves.
Best regards,
Cecil Johnston..
by William Whiting 'a
(wk, of Jan. 31/66)
The 550/0 Canadian -Content la
on broadcastersinflicts many h:
ships ,on the viewers. There Is
idence of this every day on eves
TV station.` It was obvious that
CKCO- TV in'Kitchener telecast
special., "Aladdin,and His Magi
Lamp" to gain. Canadian conte
This was a one-hour program.
produced by the local Little Th
re. The dialogue attimes was
reminiscent of .an old Laurel an
Hardy •movie and, .without ware
it suddenly turned into a.•FranI
stein -Dracula farce.
Such lines as "you mean Ala
din's lamp is magic" were mea
ingless, but I'm sure the childr
liked it' and that's some consol'
tion for' the station showing it,
The best,scene of all was the
dance of the. three witches,, wh
reminded me Of one .of. Shakes•
peare's plays which has the fin
"when shall we -three meet aga
• in thunder, lightning or in rat
This truly was a musical higtali
•and should have been expande
It' was: here that the composer,
Wanda Kanyten, showed great s
Magic ifi this Production wa,
certainly ;missing in 'more way,
than one. 1 kept hoping a ma
tan would appear on the set an
make the production vanish;• b
it continued for one' hour.
•This is one of the many thin
wrong with this government re
lation. It's a known fact that
• adian stations will re -run old `h
ey games and'usemany other t
merely to meet the 55% Cana
content law'..'.This is shameful
the government should know b
er. This regulation should be
-olished.;; No wonder Canadian'
antennas`and .subscribe to cabl
companies so that theycan wa
American "outlets.
Judy. LaMarsh, please do son
thing :about; •this . You're the c
et minister` for broadcasting,
iminate some of these stupidi
casting regulations
Dear Donald:
The ways in which you
•have carried on •the'tr'aditions
established by your father are very
pleasing. In spite of the fact that
I don't know .half thepeople in .
the area, the paper is still very
nekisworthy.
I hope to make a short
trip to Califbrnia soon and would
he pleased to have Mac Watson's
address. I hada card . from him
since he went there, but it didn't
have• a return; address on it...
Best wishes for Christ
Mas and the New Tear. . '
- Yours . sincerely,
Ted Smith '
:
848 Lovett, St.
London.
Dec . 14°, • 1965 .
Dear Mr, Thompson: .
Many thanks„for a
wonderful little paper. Thank
;you kindly, I remain,
Yours trtfiy,
Gerald Courtney
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