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Dear Doll Luc }UlO,W Sentinel ,
7 My wife and I want to congrat- 'Lucknow, Ontario..•
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plate you and your committee for
Dear Sirs:
r�lyf i k, `� u 4 an excellent Reunion.
r 'r a It is 54 `rears since I went to On June 29 1974 I attended your
R;� r years
Saskatchewan. While I have been Lucknow reunion with my parents,
back to Lucknow quite frequently;
and Mrs . John T. McKeith ,
m father havin left thehome
f was able to see quite a,number y g
#or th.e first tiiime since leaving. farm with his parents in March,
This visit .made me feel again that 1912, hayiisg only one other brief
Lucknow was an excellent place to drive throughyour town in those
iive. _ number' of years
Enclosed is a cheque to renew
our subscription and' for a, copy I would' like. to commend all
of the reprint from 1910.
your citizens for, their comprehen-
Sincerely, sive efforts for-sttch'an undertak-
ing as the four day programme.
ar•
r } I realize the many weeks of
Sandy Nicholson, human effort it would take for the.
planning and conduction of'such
"i� �,�, an event.; I would like your.citiz-
y# ens to know that we enjoyed your
July 9, 1974, great hospitality and friendships.
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There is one item which aroused
Dear Don: m interest that of our signs
wish to congratulate you on y y g
g y calling Lucknow, the Sepoy Town..
V the great job you did on the "Old
Boys Reunion It was very pleas -
the dictionary meaning of Sepoy
is (Hindu and Persian - soldier) -
ant chatting.and seeing so manyd
old friends'aaain, a native of India, trained and
employed as a soldier b an
y.
iEuropean government; especially
�;,. .' Rennie Graham, a native soldier of the British
Toronto.
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POLYESTER KNIT
Rap. $3.95 to $5.95
ICKNOW SE.NITIN:EL, LUCKNOW,
army in India .
I would be most interested if
you could shed some. light on the
historical meaning of,this as it is
implied for your town.
Thanking everyone for such a
enjoyable reunion in your lovely
town.
Yours truly, .
Mrs, Marjorie (McKeitl
Westgate.
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Mr . Donald Thompson,
The Lucknow Sentinel,
Lucknow .'Ontario.
Dear Don -
Our hats are off to the success
of the Lucknow Re -union and to
all of those who put so much, tim4
and effort into making it so. And
our very personal thanks to all
who made us feel so welcome ani
made sucha happyy home-comim�,
week end for us. and to the great
job the Lucknow Sentinehdid
getting up those papers. '
Our warmest thanks,
Grace (Cameron) and
George Linley', Oak Par
Michigan.
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Retires( From Force
After 32 Years
Jim,Durnin of London has retir-
ed after 32 years of service with
the London Police Department.
He has reached his 60th.year.
J. C. , as he is known to many
in this community where he was.
born, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Durnin.
Jim joined' the London force in
March. 1942. Most of his'
years with the department have
been as a detective with -the mor-
ality and criminal investigation
department.
Would Det. Durnin on his last
day, recommend police work to
anyone?,
No. he said. Respect for .police
is not -what it used to be..
In the "old days" the public
had far more respect for police-
men, he said, and. would often
assist an officer, if he got into
trouble.
Many times, he recalled, per-
sons he had previously locked "up
would give }nim a hand if he got
into a braw.l in a beverage room or
on the street.
"Now, we all know , they just
stand around and will even cheer
on the man the officer is trying to
subdue.
Det. Durnin also had some harsh
words for the Bail Reform Act.
" We go to all the trouble of
SEE...
By The Senticel''
THAT Lucknow Fire Department
responded on Tuesday afternoon
of, last week about 1.30 p,m. td
a grass fire on the grass farm of
Lorne Eadie, east of Holyrood,
known to many as the form
Robb farm.
THAT Nan Rinson of Cheshire,
England, was the winner of a {
camera in a draw made at the
Sepoy Drive -In on reunion week
end. The camera was given to
the person registered at the
Drive -In, coming the furthest
distance to the reunion.
catching -the criminal, then the
courts turn around and let him
out.",
He said the present
s'ystem'isa
"farce". e Uavel
Jim has plans to do sour
ling in his retirement.