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The LUCKNOW SENTINEL;
LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO.
"The Sepoy Town" . On the: Huron -Bruce Boundary
Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847
Established 1873 — Published Each Wednesday Afternoon.
Member of the. C'.W.N.A. and O.W.N.A.
Subscription Rate, $5.00 a year in advance to the U.S.A., $7.00
Donald C. Thompson, Publisher
'WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26th, 1970
OLD BO'YS•
CONTINUED' FROM FA 1 .1� .
• Miss Irene Hogan- of London at the
piano. An impromptu square
dance with•=Leo Courtney caller,
was enjoyed by everyone... A rec-.
itati s heard from Leon .Sul-
livar, . An address was given by
•
Flynn•in the 'absence, of Mel-
vin O'Reilly of Detroit, •the Soc=
iety's ,President. Thrree,Church
plates were, presented by Gene •
Frayne to three- people who came
• the longest distance., Kathy Tree
Meller of Washington; Ken Ford
'of California., and Miss A, O'Ke-
efe
'Ke-efe of Vancouver. :
The closing address was given
by Father Cassano and followed
bvOCa'
led Banner': Everyone. assembled.
:in the Church. Hall. for coffee 'and.
doughnuts. • • •
On Sunday morning at 11 •
o'.c'lock,, a Memorial Latin. Mass .
Was. celebrated by Rev Father
H.,. Cassano; S:, S. P. 'Pastor. ; and
Rev Fr. Ralph. O' Loug C.S
1 -
.. 1
a
B.,, of Ind•iana.% 'as Preacher.
.Members of the Goderich Town
• Band took. part ul.t 1p ceremony by
playing' -for. •the opening Hymn
•and at 'the .closing. A light lunch
was servedin the Church Hall.
The closing ceremonies began
at 2:3e6p,m. .When 'the .kings-, • .
__ r..idg.e Scouts._ Cubs. a.nd:,Guides.;._
'paraded from the. school 'to the
cen•ietery to the• Music of the '
Goderich Town and. After the
InIUresiSpi
Ray Pennington''of Culross Town-
ship had. the misfortuneof slipping
off a ladder at his home on the'
4thconcession,.crushing a verte. -
.brae'in his back.
He is in Wingham: and District
Hospital where he is in traction,.
arid 'will be, for some time. `Mrs.
Pennington is the•'former_ gonna
Osborne' of Huroft Tow nship.
laying of the Mernorial Wreath by
Jeannette Hogan, two,minutes
silence was,observed. •Conclud-
ing addresses were heard from,
Parish Council,. Father Ralph
O`Loughlin., who- is oneof those.•
responsible for forming the Gen-.
eological Society two..years ago,
Father Cassano and Mrs: Betty
Murray --s . _ • - e
The ceremony closed with, O, '
Canada .and the 'Star Spangled
Banner to the accompaniment
of the Goderich Town Band.
. Visitors were present feorri Lon
don, California', Hamilton, Sea
forth ,.Michigan, Illinois , Mary'-'
land , .Corunna Toronto, Kitch-
ener, Hanover Minnesota Pen-
'nsylvania , • Walkerton., 'Alberta
Holland , W_ -_a -British.
Colurnbia•, Florida, Brantford,
`Picketing, Windsor. .Quebec'and.
•Arthur.' .`
ME TO OWNERS : 0.
an
reventifRabies
The Health of Animals Branch of the Canada Die-
partnent ` of Agriculture in ..co-operation' wit#1. 'the
Huron County -Health Unit will hold -a
• • WHITEC'HUR.CH RABIES CLINIC ..
ComBlunit• Ha» Wednesday,LAugust 26
From 1:30 4:30 p.m.
ST.'AUGUSTINE RABIES CLINIC
Schoolhouse — Tuesday, September i• .
9;00.= 12:00 noon ' -
AMBERLEY •RABIES CLINIC
Orange Hall — Wednesday, September 2
X2:90 noon
' D,UNGANNON' RABIES. CLINIC
Agriculture_ HallWednesday, September -:2
ST. HELENS RABIES CLINIC
. ConmmtinityAall Thursday, September ' 3
• 9:00 12:00 noon
•
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LUCKNOW,
,Announcement
ONTARIO.'_'
- INT:ON - DA-WSOt - '--
Mr, and Mrs. K. Dawson of
Dungannon wish to.announce 'tlte, '.
marriage. of their daughter Karen
Anne to Mr. John Charles Linton,
son. of Mt. and Mrs, W.. Linton of
Winnipeg , Manitoba, ' The wed
ding took place •iii St James
United Church Chapel, Ottawa at
p, m: Saturday, August 22nd,
1970; The officiating minister
was Rem.. Kathleen Christopher,
Mr.• and Mrs.. •Linton'will reside' in.
Edmonton , Alberta.
BORTH. =. GARDNER
Mrs.. Edith Gardner of,Lucknow
wishes to announce 'the marriage
of her daughter Elaine to Mr.
Wilfred Borth, son: of Mrs. Wil-
liam Borth of Mildmay; The
wedding;took place on August'
7th,
SNOBELEN - FARRELL
•
Mr. and Mrs...Stewart Farrell,
Ripley wish'to announce the forth
coming marriage of their eldest
daughter , Judy.Marit, to MT.
Michael Moore Snobelen., Ripley,
son.of Mrs. Arthur 'Stewart., Blen_.
,heim and the late Samuel Snobel.
en..' 'The wedding will take place
on 'Saturday September 19; 1970
in, t. n.rews•!nue ' urc ,
Ripley at 4-p-:-rn •.
M 1 LD BESS-EL
Mr.'and Mrs.. Herman Bessel-
ing of Stoney Creek •wish'to
announce the 'forthcoming mar-
riage of their. daughter Catherine
Marie to•Mr, John Duncan Mac
Donald---son-o-f-Mr-:-and Mrs-.--.--.-:_
Peter MacDonald of Iucknow.
The wedding will take place on
September 26th in St.. Francis ..
Xavier Church, Stoney,Creek,
,Ontario.
ENGAGEMENT
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST -.26th,. 1:970:
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WHOLESALE - RETAIL,
LUCKNOW DIAL 52.8:3006
' Mr. au l Mrs-: -Ernest Thompson,
R.' R. # 1, Kincardine, :wish, to
announce the forthcoming mar-. ,
riage of their daughter Una Mari
lyn to 'Mr. Ronald Glen Farrell,
son of and. Mrs. Wilson Farrell
R. n 4 , Ripley; •,'The. wedding
will take' place 'on Saturday ,
September 12, 1970 at 4 p.'m..in
Tine -Rive r'._i,Ini.cid Church,
Vaccination against rabies • will be 'provided for
dogs and cats three "month$ of age and over. Own-
ers who require certificates of vaccination for export'
or other purposes should consult their private veter.
inary: No certificate will be issued at ,this clinic.
Help prevent human exposure to rabies; tak' ad-
vantage of this opportunity to have. your ,pets im-
tnunizied.' A booster shot each year is recommended,
41a
THOMSON; - REED
•
Mr. and 'Mrs. William. Reed of ::
Goderich wish • to announce the
e
Patricia Dianne,. 'to ill am Clark'
Thomson, son of Mr. and, firs,
Donald Thorrison of Lucknow ,- The
wedding•to take place August 20.
1007'0, in the North. Street Lnited
Church, Goderich at 3 p rr
FLOWER' SHOW
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A: Andrew; ,'fed.; ':Mrs.' H.:-Tre1
eaven , R...Pagan; yellow Peace' ,
s.
--F1b- a buu-n
Grandiflora ; Mrs:.. A, Andrew;
climber , Mrs. G. cheer; Bi -
Greer, .:
Potted 'Plants single violet
Mrs. G. Greer; double violet ,
M'rs G Green., Mrs:. H. T:re1e<<\
en; fibrous begonia., Mrs.. E.
ay or , ' . rs. n••rew; potte'•
la-nt-A . O . V . , Mrs .• G:. Greer ,
Mrs. Drennan; Prerni'um Begonia
R. :Fisher
Robinson.
Dahlias, large decorative, R.
Fisher:, .Mrs . G. Greet; "large cat
tus , Mrs: • Robinson; Phlox';. Mrs-:
W.'Drennan '. R;. Pagan; 'Lily, Mrs
W.•.Dl_ennan.'
..Floral arrangements, Dahlias
Mrs. 'A. Andrew . Mrs. J!, Robin-
son; Mixed annuals , 'R...Pagan , '
Mrs. J. Robinson; any other.
variety R, Pagan.,'.roses ; 'Mrs. A.
Andrew; sweet:peas ,' .Mrs,. J." Rob-
',tnson; offee table ; ;Mr$. G.
ladesEnteain
Ori -Thursday August 8th,,
twenty-two residents'•of Pinecrest
Manor Nursing Horne , Lucknow
were taken to the lawn of Di..
-ie-Ktt} , wltee they__ W...
were served cookies, tea and.
'coffee,
Greer; mantle' , Miss M. Malcolm,
Mrs. G. :Kirkland, 'Mrs,G. Greer;
dining ,table., .Miss M. Malcolm,
Mrs, • J. Robinson; Good cheer,.
Mr's, H. Treleaven, Mrs. ,I�Rcub=
inson; unusual container, R. Fish=
er, •Mrs. G. 'Kirkland,•;Mrs.'•G.
Vegerabres ' Beets, Mrs. E.
Taylor; carrots, R. Pagan. Mrs
J.,• Robinson; corn, Hazzel
Webster ,. Mrs .• A. Andrew; cutri:r .
bers,'aMrs. E. Taylor; .onions,.
Hazel Webster, R. Pagan;,'pot•ar
oes, M s : J • _Robinson , Hazel • ' ,
bsrer;-ca:bbage firs=E-Tay- -�
for R. Pagan; tomatoes, R, Pag-.
an, Mrs. W. Drennan;`beans .
•(gree'n);. Mrs. • E. •Taylor; 'beans.
yellow , Mrs. E. Taylor;.;disp1,1�•
of vegetables Mrs. E.Tay1or;'
Vegetable novelty, Airs:. H Tre
leaven..
Several small children sang And
t; to zaii:e. t .e .roup and pictures
s cd hd
L".
Mies. -Charles Robinson of Lueknow was top exhibir
tor in -the annual • Lucknow and District . lortieulttir.
al Society flower shoat Itwas her second crinsecut.tve
in.. Ralph Pagan and Robert Fisher. both of!Luck-
now, %‘ ere awarded 'second and third' prizes r' spec.
tively,
s.
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