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WEDNESDAY', SEPTEMBER .15thf 19:71
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lidra-44.141-Mac-charles.,
'daughter Of Mrs. John MacChar-
les. and the late :Mr..lylicCharles
of Ripley graduated from Victor- •
ia Hoita1 Londonon Septem- •
fullowing her, graduation she
will. lOin..the. staff of Victoria . •
Hospital, 'Lontion....:
, Steve ',Stothers.::.
Mason. SO: Years
Steve Stothers Of Lucknow was
presented Asi-ith-his-501ea;r-pin,-for
membershiP.in the lvtaSonic :order
at 'the regular monthly meeting.1,;.
of Old Eight Lodge, lacknow. on
September' 2nd
Steve became a Mason while in
'Clinton in 1921. The presentation
Was 'made by the secretary of the
Lucknow lOdAe Thomas Salkeld.:
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Youngster. Has.
Leg Fractured • •
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Shellie
Clarke ,L„.1,...V2-ttyear-" '
old daughter of Nit.':and;-frirs.•:
:.CliffOid. Clarke of London, :
-:•40 a badly ,fractuteca:._
esent-1y--a---jyjent in War. Mernor,
ial.ilospitaVin London where the
'• leg will be in traction for. Six
weeks. •
,IVIis„ Clarke is the former Shar-
on Whitby, daughter' of. mt. and.. ,
Isiirsi,Lpustet-i'vtrit-by-df Lucknow,
, • ..The family were attending a..
motoror bike show in London. •day.,
•se17 tunster was struck by
bike.* .fta.Miriii..g het leg.
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reeent
edding
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1 were
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"Niildred
dell. •
"A fox, which by •its actions
was believed to be a rabid, was
loose in :Luc:know on Saturday
afterno,on.of last Week.
Four local dogs are 1/<nown to'
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have Come in contact With the
fox and are being kept tied ,for
period deterrnined.hy the veterin-
ary'brineh of the Canada Depart- :
nient of Agriculture Fortunately
adults and. children which were
in the path of the fox Werenot
touched.: 7. • :
The•fox first made an a. b ear.r-
ance e incl,the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McKim on,
Ross Street, at the southern d'ut,4
;skirts of the. village: It camefrom the. west.. A pup, belonging.
to the children of Dr, and -Mrs.
McKim of Lucknow, .had
been left at the A.m . E. McKim-.
residence while the, McKim fa m -
ily were away for the day. The
:forattr-c-ked the dog, biting it
on the: nese. MrS„,.A., E. McKirn''
was in the yard at the tirne the
fox attacked'. •
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is Two Forint
This Past Week
It crossed Ross Street making,
its way through the. property.pf • .
J. Joynt and the Christian :
Reformed Church.. It:was spotted
at the Worden Howald residence -
under a car. Children were play-
ing there at the time,but it did
not bother the young peopleTwo
'of the Nowa1d dogs and a tiog
longing to Lou Taylor chased the
fox to the north-west behind
Clare Johnstone's residence. It,
was cornered there in a tree •house
used by neighbourhood children
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•Worderi•-Hoyald told The '
Sentinel that the: a nima..I passed
Within ten feet of her and was
last seen in tall grass and Weeds
at the rear of Clare Johnstone's
residence,
Ml• four dogs-ha-y-e-beeOied ,
.for at least three 'rnpntlis 'under
aihriiasnu.PCr-vi,io'n of an'are4veterin'
Dog s iirThe village.and
area, who Were nokaiVare of the ,
incident and might have. noticed
any unusualinjUry to their pet '
last week end, are .urged to con-
tact anthorities. ' • . :
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Lucknow Agricultural Society is
busy tying in .all the plans and
preparations for the 1Q6th Luck -
now Fall Fair slated for Friday
rand Saturday of thisweek, Sept-
ember 17 and 18. While the •
group has been working harder in
recent weeks, actually plans have
been discussed and forMUlated for
the past 12 months since the
completion of the 1970 pair.
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Bob Gilchrist : is .the president
of the Fair Board and Mr; and :
Mrs. Ross Errin ton 'u t r c
were appointed as.secretarytreas
urer of the group They succeed -
.ed Mrs. Robert Struthers who has
been the very efficient secretary
for a number Of years.
Bob or Ross should :be able to
answer yopr-laSt:mintite question
about the fair. 'If you need •
•advise about entriet, give them
, Friday is the: opening day of.
the Fair when indoor exhibitsare
placed and judged. Concessions. ,also received a $200 bequest
are set up On this day and the ; • from her estate. :
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arena is open in the evening for
the public to view the inside
work.. Friday night at the arena' .
will feature a nail driving con-
test for ladies, rooter crowing
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Fall Fair Board
The late Miss Jessie' IvlacKay
whose death occurred last April
in--,erT4th year, has terriernber7:
ed the Lucknow Agricultural Soc.
,iety in her will. • • •
A.bagyest of $200 has been left
to the Society from Miss MaCKay.. .
. Jessie .was an ardent Supporter of
.the Lucknow Fall Pair and was for•‘
many_years-the-winner .of the --
"oldest lady" at the Fair award. ,
She was keenly interesied.,.
ththe-vim** • -
4hEfinit-e Yeart.-i- n
the Luclulow :Agricultural Society.' •
At the time of the deatkofber. •
siser, Annie /vlacK4, a ,
number of years ago, the SocietV :
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• .tililvert•Reid bf Ashfield has.
sold his two farms withiri the past
week.
, The. home farrii , Ideated on the
siderOad between Highway 86 and
west of Lucknow has ben solo to
Glen 1.4a lden.of .Lucknow
'farm adjoins the back of the • • •
. Reid: prOperty..... Glen,will obtain'
.121 acres with .Milvert• retaining .
she ,hOUSe'and four acres of land.
The farm has been in the 'Reid
name for three generations:. It.: •
was owned before., ilVert• b
gran at e . .ett• Reid. and his • .
'father Sam Reid,. • ' •
ilo-solci,13-0.-a e:&-on.:7-.-
the °Gipson siqeroad to Ted Van...
det. V;eikie •who.rosiOs on 1-lighWay'
tWo: miles westoilucknbm_
Thi Ashfield property, which has.
no buildings, was originally laiOwn
_as-the-41e-44d-erson-farM-•:-bitt-1*
•'heen.in the Reid name for rrian,Y
ye se . •
afla
I arrived back hOtrie on SePterri-
ber, 3rd from a great Stirrirner in
India. * :
After leaving: ,Lticknow.;
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BY MURRAY MORRISO
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now, India
uritriies
water without having. to worry..
about boiling it. ' find it very •
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convenient, to be able to cash a '
cheque in two 'minutes_instead_dt*:
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:ever; as I think:back On my ex
perience I realize that it s the .
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AugUst. 21st.I sPent thirteen. ,peq-)1Y.O1 these countrtes that
days (or"rather fourteen days as I
' gained a complete day when
crossed' the International. dateline)
seeing different. Southern Asian
countries. I returned, via
.Katmandu ,. Nepal; Banghok,. Thai
land, Hong Kong; Tokyo, Japan;
Honolulu; and Vancouver. 'I
ro eVelo
At a special mecting Of 1,11Ck,,
ritlik village-cOntr l.1.4201
-13:1-4-gt 'week, c'r.rk ,i. W. jarnie-
son was instruc '' ,to draw the
required. money* L ,owing by-law
' iri.the 'amount -of $24 ,000 cor ther
pupese,of bringing int!'6 'produc,
non the new water well at the•
.south-east edge of the village ,
• :south of ;the public school, . *
• lie was instructed tO- ca.11..
tenders regarding the interest '
rate en the debenture 'sole-, .
Alter the necessary bylaw is
a
O prepared; it will bejubrnitted
O for their approval., '
Earlier estimates by -the engin-
eel. a few years ago were brought
up to date recently:and council
decided t� proceed with the well
at Once,
.The well was drilled a 1'6f
years ago and inctiOated
excellent supply of water for the
village. The high cosvolfinan-,
cing iri recent time was one of
the reaSOnS developmetit orate '
wa's temporarily set,ASide...:
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cr=rtrkfla, 1
interesting in its:6\4n way. 'flow:.
Nur&ng Grad
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.Friake' the lasting.impressions,
whether it, be .a friendly nor -Eng-
lish speaking Japanese, an
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over-
aggressive Nepalese merchant, or
a businesslike kiong Kong tailor*, •
I: find that food is one of the
things I have learned to fully
appreciate.. A haMbur er or:Least,
e an ice cream seemed. like,
a.great treat on my return as I was
getting tired of ,eating rice, chap -7,
atee and curries: I also 'found
:that it is great to )able to go ,.
tO a,water tap and get a' drink of
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and Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick Of.:
Wingham., whd,received...hisB,St .
.last spring2at Western ,University,
710.1\I -N &WS rhas_registered-far.-a-four'year
course at rhe •Canadian •
Wayrie Cranston,18year,Old
'uniropractie College; Torontb..:,
son of Mr..' and, Mt.e. George Craft' .
ston met with:a painful aecident. . Mrs. Janet ,Bannerman of Xiti,
on Priday While tutting.graSS• at 1os Who graduated Litt' May in
the lawn ersi •
aridiVItst Craniton in Luck- Toronto,.is interning for two ,
now • months at the Rotary 'Crippled '•
'.Wayne Was. operating a tjtiling • , children's. Centre at Waterloth
mower and had got off td.rernOve Janet will later assume a ptlytio, ,
,some boards from the, grass.. Upon therapy position at kiticardine
reMOunting the vehicle his foot :Hospital where she WAS WOrking
for:' the. stunt:tier monthti,, '
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Bill q1b,sliolfn tof Mr. and • ,
.Mrs,""Grata ChiSholm,of Ltic.4tiowt
has enrolled In the Obitiptiter pto, •
graming course,it:.Hutriber .
lege,
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STUDENTS. EOING :.
HERE AND THERE
This .colurn.d. �vetheJext4
Wee „ will attempt to list as .
.rriany itemsofinterest as possible :
about students and ;others who are •
returning ro further their educa-
tiOn, taking ,a new. job Or Making
any other .rnove which will be Off
interest*to readirl; Please give us a
call and tell us about your family
member or friend and his •
plans:.: •
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O Ilrenda HutriiihreyO , daughter. of
Mr, and M. Cecil Humphrey of.
12,t 1 Ripley, graduated from
'Victoola riOspitali London On
Thusday cptelbrJ She Was
oh fclass f 124., -Brenda it
remaining 0O1 the hospital staff.
'slipped ltitti the Cutter,. which" ,
bruised. arid tnangled the bones.
,He received first .aid rnedica
treatrnetit fromprS„. corrin and
Mckim and Was•I'ffiillNiately
transferred to Vidtbria• HOSpital.;
itOtidOti where he will remain for
• fUrther treat Merit ,
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