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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
The • LUCKNOW .SENTINEL:
LUCKNOW , ONTARIO.
• "The Sepoy Town" — On. the' Huron Bruce Boundary
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th,. 1967'
Two'girls from'.Lucknoware'
among 2,000 Girl Guides from 12
different .countries,at a camp sit-
uated on Morrison and Nairn Lsl-
ands in. the St. Lawrence River,
near Cornwall. •
Linda Boyle, 16-year-old'daugh.-•
terof. Mr: , and Mrs. James Boyle:
and''Lynda Walden,. 15'=year-old ,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs; Glen:
• ' Walden left 'Friday morning ;from
• CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
village council for'their approval
prior to. Son enceinent :.The •
park project however, came to a
halt when council failed to' app -
.rove it. Council suggested; alter-
native sites fora :park, 'Victoria:,
Park on. Havelock Street and ;The •
Caledonian Park• at the:Fair Grour
nds.
•_air
The C• d nian ar at the. •Fair
ale o P k
Grounds was d: as a site b.
e y,..
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,•
the'Certte anal'committee earlie ,
• • •Itwas'.generall �Y.ag reed.. as
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unsuitable: the'coirmmittee. 'Vic
, by
.. toria Park vas also discussed; but .
it had been..a "reed to proceed with,
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the original decision ..The' comm - .
ittee's decision on the WillouY
hb
g
Street park did; not meet. with
Council's favour; •
Members of the -Centennial comm
ittee , meeting on Monday
decided that with thein main pro-
ject rejected', there: was no purpose
in continuing:to function, The
committee can be given credit for
the flag, decorating of Iticknow.
Main Street which they carried' out
a few. weeks ago. They also plan
to continue with . their home decor-
at.ing awards which had been'.
earlier announced..' The. committee
wish to express their thanks to the
purchasers of membership: tickets
:and flags sold by.rhe. Girl'Guides.
This gave %them a fund, to work on'
and enabled,therri.to carry out. what
'has been doneto•'date
CENTENN IAL
CALENDAR
VIVA ir
1867 1967
FOR LUCKNOW AND
DISTRICT.:
•Lucknow and District Lions Club
Centennial Carnival 'hi the Arena
this Thursday, July 20.
*• *. , *
If you wish your Centennial Event'.
included in this ' column, phone
Mrs. Jim Arnold, 528.2702, no
of
each week.
later than Saturday
,*. * *
This is a public service' column
contributed' by The Lucknow
Sentinel.
iuntries
Owen Sound by bus to attend, this
Heritage Camp; ,the major centenn:
nal project of the Girl Guide
Association of Canada; The two
girls, are members of the Lucknow
Ranger Company. .
With the camp .emphasis on Can-
ada's
heritage, the guides' wili•live'
in.sub-camps ; representing six
areas of Canada; namely; Pacific,
Upper Canada, Lower Canada, Far
North, Prairies and -Atlantic.
Guides in each section will learn
handicrafts associated with that
area.:.
The :sub camps are further broken
down .into patrols consisting of .
eight campers and •one leadef;::
Linda Boyle was chosen to be a'
ptrol;leader•:
In addition, to some 1400
drangers Canadian .guides , g
cattiki from all provinces and :terr
itories who will, be attending,
there will be 104.g vides and. several
leaders from countries that. have
contributed to Canadas culture.
These_.include Britain, France, •
The Netherlands, .Germany, Ice-
land, ,Denmark, 'the United
States, Finland, Japan, Sweden .!
and possibly Israel; The camp is
being held July 15 - 27.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th, 1947
Reids :Corners Girl
Is Dai Princess
Miss 'Mary Elizabeth Walden;. 19,
of R: R, 1, ;Ripley, was crowned, '
1967 Bruce 'County. Dairy Princess
at Victoria Park', Kincardine,
Saturday night, She succeeds 1966
dairy princess.; 1vlrs, Marilyn Gregg
R, R,1, Paisley •
The ceremony marked the con-
elusion of Kincardine's annual
Town and' .Country Day, co sports ''
ored by the, Society and the, Cham-
ber of Commerce. ' .
Miss Walden, dau,ghter.'of Mr.
and Mrs. Murray ;Walden., was one
of nine contestants who appeared
in an open convertible parade dur
ing the 'afternoon. '
The day's activities concluded
:with an evening barbecue and the
official crowning. '
Appotnt4Dea!&.
John W. Henderson Lumber 'Ltd.:
of Lucknow were recently appoint-.
ed local licenced dealer for
Hallmark Porette a new seamless
flooring which pours on; wall to
wall.
The line also includes coating
material for walls, swimming
pools, ` bats , : patios and sun porch-
es.
Bill Half Has
Splint Applied For
Hip Disorder'
Bill Hall, .eleven: yearold son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Hall of Town,
',entered War Memorial 'Hospital in
London last Sunday.He .is suffering
g
frorn ;a bone 'disorder :of the hip.;
M the hospital a splint, will be
applied and Bill will return home
this week -end: '
He willbe requirede r .
otowe
n the
splint for a lengthy period of time.
Ba.nds, Porok otqlltt p,lltst, A11#Iglle
Shi*Patt. Of Centennial Week -End
FAIR NOTES -
Lucknow °Agricultural Society,.
met 6n. Thursday evening and
Madeplans for another big •Fair on
September 15 and 16 With support
from Village and rural . . .
communities; the Fair in1967 will
be a Centennial Home;•Corning •
week -end. '
. Charles Webster, convenor of
`parade committee, promises ,a '
bigger and better parade than ever
before. Three bands will be in •
attendance, ,the• Lucknow District
l-1igh,School Band; • a Kiltie Band
and the St'"Marys Band, about,
79 strong. All organizations
are urged to enter a car tor float' in
theparade and will be eligible for
th'e increased prize money. •
A change this year' is that all
booths will be 'run by the Agricult-
ural Society .and co-operation in
this effort.is asked, ' •
The midway will be .bigger than
• A
CONTRIBUTED
previously.
Miss Dominion of Canada will be
present and will help.Judge the
Centennial,Queen Who in' turn 'will`•
be eligible to enter Miss Dominion,
of, Canada contest neat year.
Demonstrations in various crafts
and arts, old and .new, are to be
featured. •
A new Sign which will lee perman.
ent'will,advertise the'Lucknow"
Pall Fair and will.be erected on
the 'Agricultural. grounds.
The banner will be up soon. Bum-
per stickers for cars and calendars
;advertising Fairs 'in, the' area are
ready
•;An antique show will be a feature
of this years fair with Bob. Gilchrist;
Harold' Austin. and Pharis Mathers.
in charge.
Plan now to help the Fair Board
Make September 15 and •16 the Cen
tennial. Celebration in Lucknow the
big time it should be',
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LOCAL and GENERAL NEWS
Tom'Rainatarusingh of George-
town and his brother-in-law and
twodaughters
of 'Trinidad were
visitors at the home of Fred Webb,
Lucknow recently.
Mrs. E. W. Rice of . St . Helens
was organist at St ., Peters Church,,
8
Lucknow last Sunday,` •
,Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carter. :of
Lucknow are both patients in Clin-
ton
Hospital.
on Generalos
Mr, and'Mrs.Ken Laidlaw of
London 'visited with 0 her mother' Mrs'
George Hunter of Town last week-
end.
. '
•� .Visitors with
and
and Mr . W.L.
were: Mr;. and
and mother of
Cyril :Johnston
and Ruth, 'Mr.
Marr and. Mrs..
of Dorchester.
ed: to his job in Windsor' after -spen-
ding part of his Holidays with his
mother, Mrs. Arlin.'
Jessie A
Mrs. Jes i 1lin
MacKenzie: recently
Mrs. Gordon Brawn
Kitchener', Mrs: •
and daughters Paula
and Mrs. George"
Squire 'Wallace
Russel: Arlin return -
Wayne Pritchard, syn' of Mr
and Mrs. • Elmo Pritchard was, ad
•mittedm •to Winghaand Distict
Hospital on Monday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Frank King of Don •
Mills 'spent last week -.end in. Luck
now and visited with Mrs.. King's''
mother, ,Mrs James MacDonald'
at Wingham District 'Hospital.
Mr:: and Mrs; rWallace; Twamle
Y
of London called in town'this week
On the way home from their holi-
day
oli-day" In the Muskoka area,
Seeks .Data About
Palton family
Callers ;at The. Sentinel last
week were Mr, and Mrs.: G. Port-.
eous of Regina, Saskatchewan.,
The couple were, seeking inform-
ation about a Patton family which:
lived in this area: many years ago;'
The family went west about the •
turn of the century. George Patton,
who is 94,. is Mrs.^Porteous'• father
'and he resides at R. R,1''.Selkirk.
Manitoba
Any information about the Patton
family; where they lived, etc,
could be sent, to The Sentinel 4
and'we would be pleased'to pass
this, informati0n on.• : 0 ' ;
FIRM
•A1' niversary
mattress
Button;; -tree surface • ' '
• woven stripe cover
• Duro-Flanseo• kips top fine'
Hundreds of sled: coils.
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