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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, Ll1CKHQW, WARM
• • LU OW SENTINEL•
LUCKNO$ Oleli'ARltna
4/4 "ThoSem Town" -Gin the Iforotearoce
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l► Second Cly Mail R ation Number
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-4 Established• 1 a' -- Imo. e Wednesday
• Member of the C.C.N.& and O W.N.A. •
2 Sullseription Rate,' .1O a l'ear in advance•
•4 p,extra to U.S.A. and FlIreiga •
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Letter Seeks.
Information On
Sherriff Family.
The fell i ing letter Was received
by • Postnnasteer Carrie Milne. Any
information on the questions iviL uld
be directed to her.
12 November, 1974
Dear Postmaster,
No eelcAubt you frequently receive
peculiar requests frons the (general
public. May 1. frons ' far away
Smttland, please add another:
Recently 1 came across four
letters sem from Canada to, any
eraradfather about a henadred years
ago. Unfortunately ow grandfather
died suddenly_ his widow and
?wing fannily moved Irons the
district in S; atland where they had
been living and. tlap,e, 'Tenafly)), an19
coatactt with the cousins ire Canada
the time
of
The
Micro -Maid
Oven
• &mit ageciitty
• 2--: im:. t; Qilllltl�r
utteirtra
• twee lEiEip.ipage tldivek
$ 2 41. ¢ltisitn"
POLLOCK
ELECTRIC
P140fIE
Malt
RIPLEY
was lost.
one of the letters carne from a
Da id Sheemff nn Lucknow (that
apparently was all the address
ser pessary in those days^.), pr any,
people of that name., or known
relatives, still reside in the IAA -
now district I shall be most grateful
if you (could forward the enclovsd
letter to them. From the nnforrtena
tion in the told letters the Sherriffs
were farmers.
If the name Sherrill means
nothing to you then perhaps you
would be kind enough to readdress
Reserve. Champion At Royal
WEDNESDAY. 1pyl`
elk
Raise
32
Arthritic
the air snail letter bakes& to me in
Scotland as undeliverable mail. In !
that way? I well realize that nt ns
pointless to search the Lucknow
area further for traces . of . my
delatnons.
• Th nking you in anticipation for
your kindness_ •
Yours sincereclo ,
Allan Sherrill
(®.A. Sherritlf.
Moray House Ctolleo e of Educations,
•HollyrocAd Road,
Edinburgh. Scotland.
Letter To
The Editor
RATEPAYERS OF •
WEST WAWANCISH
1 wish to appeal to the residents
and others of our township who
have veinttifl privileges to take yvinar
responsibility seriimstly., h is
encoura aznn4 to know- that interest ,a
in our local council has grown
exeleediregly, h is a healthy seri,
and, t hope i.at win increase, ti
We have, cm our slate, two
pc tis, running fort Council who
are new to susas possible Coma -
lots in the nextteam, These are
Man -belle Cranston orad A rnnoil1
Stothers. If You ileo not know these
people_ personally, plea.se make aim
effort to beware acquainted with
them, Ancvrng with experienced ,
Councallors_ we need Newcomers. ,,
and N131 vrbennte Cranston
tared Arnold Stotthers will be. MR
aSSiett teCn • mini Council.
• A�.ann. tta&e i4>tnar prrgi-n`l>+ e to wee
Detcentnbe>r 2. Pr -IL viziriiessliy, We.
ours�c.liv ,are ;An fault if we ear not
(seta Ca>mutrrrnlnYnrs who represent las,,
adequately,
Dorothy M:
EIJECTIONS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE.
RIPLEYGeorge Trarntter is the new Reeve
a by aeric time smx(ceed-
I keg C rte n �G�� who has
Three o,$ the presetzt cemzei
bow %Ka seek tie r. Mrs„
Marg fliZonse. Rod Mad:boned and
Howard Hodge_ Newcomers seek-
ing a position to ern are Lewis
Hnlib r ,_ Donald Martin. lee H
Stege Bell and Lawrence
N1111)1
There arr.! four ele ttner1 sears, opt
irn may. ww itth e x it cur tis..
Canada Packers Limited of Tor-
onto bid a record Slif .2S per pound
for ,the Grand •Chaannpion market
lamb at the 1974 Royal Agricultural
Whetter . Fair. The 84 • pound
winning lamb was exhibited by
Driscoll Bros. of Elora. Ontario.
Veteran exhibitor Thos_ J. Todd
•of St. Helens owned the 89
Reserve Champion Wether lamb of
' the show. Saucerful bidder at
Sy4.01) per lb. was Canadian Mes-
sed Meats of Toronto.
Pictured. left to right are Torn
Todd. John Lee of Highgate win))
was assisting Todds with showitng.
and Tom's son Hugh Todd.
The Champion group of three
lambs, owned ba John Kelly.
Elora, Ontario sold to Canadian
n
Dres:sed• Meats for S1.75 per.
pound, The Todd entry places
third in this Class.
Wally's Meats. 'Toronto, b e 63
cents per p and for the &sit prize
load (16 lambs) exhibitedy S. W.
Pettit & Sons of Colgan, Ontario_
Average price for 145 fibs.
except 2 single (champs. was ac
strong 66 cents per pound. Other
l buuo not already rreentioned
were Tom Jackson. Caledon Eat.
Ontartim Grams Abattoir. Toronto;
Peter Levine, Toronto; Ritchie, Fay
& Arsanstrong of Tor onto-
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morn. Mrs. -6 Ikhatk
Ernest .Ac&e tt„
George. Md�, ,
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Jack Ma koza
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Miss Ruh bpm.
Do . Ntts.
Mrs. Water'
C'IIillm e . Mrs_ Anuttug
Mrs.. DOM CliteiNt.
Struthers. Mts. llets 0
tai Jane A[�m.'
Walden,. :um
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Helm.
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Mt* formerb
RAJ 11:01 11,1t eirignd
1905. and gill. Nat
lut
at The Imams
a $1 extra far
Sir $ttntr
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AARDIN6
SPECIAL WAREHOUSE ENDS
ist Quality
CARPETS
ARGONAUT
NEW
GENERATION
HAWTHORNE
HAWTHORNE
WESTWOOD
BELLWOOD
MONTERREY
STAMPEDE II
SIZE
COLOR
12' at 7' 11" SPICE GOLD
RESUIAR
PRICE
$219.51.
1 ' z 6' 8" SPICE COPPER 13155
1r x r r MED. GOLD
18'x7'8" MED -GREEN
12' at 7' 6" RED - DEEP PLUSH
16335
173.15
181.91 T
12' z 5' 4" - LT. GOLD DEEP PLUSH ALN
(Also 3' mitts in Bellwood $12.95)
12' x 8' 11" OFF WH. AND LT: GREEN 1
SS
12' x 7' 9" RED POPCORN LOOP 6131
DAWN VALLEY 12' x 4' 3" GOLD 4516
(Also 29" x. 51" mats in Dawn Valley Ste)
FAMILY LIVING 8' x 8' 4" TANGERME
CLASSIC TOUCH 12' x 8' 8" BLUE SHAG
STEP AHEAD 17 ' ae 7' 4" OFF WH. AND LT. GREEN 17.31
cuerEtuMc
+... AND LINOLEM
CIMPLESE ROBIN .,tf.
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