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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-11-24, Page 7•letters to the editor Hazard land designation "nonsense" •frons page 6 other lots. So that is the reason we • have no interest in selling the kit in question. As for the PROPOSED secondary plan, in which the lots are designated • hazardous is nonsense. The lots behind the Royal Bank and Liquor • Store are probably as high as the main • street is • it not? Robet Spnes- False affiliation •To Whom It May Concern: Recently local businesses and or- ganizations have received requests for donations from "THE CANCER RE- SEARCH SOCIETY INC." which is a Quebec based organization and is not affiliated with or connected to thi Canadian Cancer Society. This is very confusing to the concerned public and the following ficts should cler up misunderstand- ings. Prior to 1981, their campaign efforts were confined to the •province of Quebec. But since that time they have solicited funds outside• Quebec. They use a logo similar to the one used by the Canadian Cancer Society which adds to the confusion. The main concentration of cancer research in Canada is done through the Nation Cancer Institute with about 98 per cent of their funding provided 4 the Canadian Cancer Society. As far as we have been able to ascertain, the N.C.I. have never received any funding from the Cancer Researfh Society Inc, • The Canadian Cancer Society is the organization which provides assist- ance to cancer sufferers, including those in this area by means of drugs, dressings and transportation to treat- ment centres. We of the Canadian Cancer Society Lucknow Unit ofOntario Division wish to place this information before the local public to clear up any confusion between the two organizations. We also wish to express our sincere appreciation for the very generous support of previous Canadian Cancer Society April campaigns and hope that like support will be forthcoming for our April 1983 campaign. Sincerely, Mildred Loree, Anna Kreutzweiser Campaign Chairmen. • To the E,ditor: I am very pleased with the Sentinel. enjoy recieving the paper every week, it keeps me in touch with the community. Thank you very much and keep up the good work. • Yours sincerely, • Margaret Trachset Tisdale. Saskatchewan To the Editor: Lucknow Sentinel, Wetiner00', November.,24;1982--ruge 7 Regarding the picture Jamboree 83 in the Sentinel of October 13th, 1 am quite certain that the student on the extreme left in row two is my older brother Ian MacRae. have seen this picture before, I think there is a copy in our family archives. 1 suggest the picture was taken about 1918 to 1920. My brother Ian went ori to Osgoode Hall., After being called to the bar he practiced in Strathroy, Ontario. After some years he was appointed magistrate, now called •provincial judge, and was eventually appointed • County Judge in London, County of Middlesex. He continued in this ap- pointment until his death from a heart attach in 1967 at age 65. Youts very truly, H. J. (Jamie) MacRae. Town and Country hosts Dungannon seniors On •Tuesday, November • 16 the Lucknow Town and • Country Seniors hosted the Dungannon Seniors • to a lovely pot luck supper and 'entertainment afterwards. The president Margaret • MacDonald welcomed every- one. The program included a •.'.•,wsical number by Donalda Moffat and Jean Conley; •a reading was given by Jack Smith, Why I Wear i Poppy; Harry Levis gave a few selections on the mouthor- gan; a reading by Mrs. Paul Caesar, • Memories by a Housewife; • musical selec- tions by Roberta Linskill and Doug Young and accompan- ied. by Joyce Courtney on • Write Santa.,.• *from page 1 Mr. Warren. "The response of our employ- ees, pensioners and non postal people like senior citizens and service club members to the Santa Claus Letter Program has been. tremendous. . We are all pleased to be Santa's helpers. Hopefully, this will make Christmas a little brighter for everyone this year." • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1980 MERCURY MARQUIS Brougham, 4 dr 1980 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME Brougham, V-8 4 door, with air 1980 OLDS DELTA 88, 2 door • 1980 DODGE St REGIS, 4 door 1980 ASPEN, 2 door [Special Edition] 1979 ASPEN, 2 door 1977 MONTE CARLO, with air TRUCKS 1980 DODGE fh ton 1979 DODGE TRADESMAN van 1978 DODGE, Carry Van HAMM'S RLYTH • PHONE S234342 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 piano; accordian selections by Elmer Umbach. Grace Campbell read an interesting item from a Tor- onto paper telling about the older days in Dungannon be- fore the new United Church was built. The item was submitted by Margaret Prit- chard, formerly of, Dungan- non. Bob and Joyce Courtney • entertained on the saxo- phone and piano followed by a reading by Jessie Kirkland, Foregetful. Elmer Umbach and his accordian ended, the • lovely evening with his much enjoyed humour which he does very graciously and was enjoyed • by everyone. • He asked everyone to join in singing the familiar number, • Amazing Grace. G. 1. C - R. R S.P.'S- ANNUITIES s 5 YEARS 401 NO FEES • Y Rates Subject 5 YEARSIAel74 /0 / CV mthIY-1 To Change JOHN MacIDONALD an independent agent for • various treat firms from coast to coast to get you •• the beat rate.• , SIM 11 - 600 OXFORD ST. E. LONDON, ONT. NW 311 Phew 438-3039 ELECTRONIC BINGO Startig September 30,1982 • et die KINCARDINE LEGION HALL • 7:30 pm; Early Bird at 7:15 NO ADMBSION CHARGE • WINNER TAKE AU! • kicklx;1 $900 cm S4 mothers • [IncritashIg S25 and 1 number vssiiitiyj COOSOintiOit $100A° • REGULAR GAMES & SPECIALS AND MANY EXTRik FEATURS IT'S NEW & EXCITING Come Out & Have Fun 1 LUCKNOW LUCKNOW I I UNITED • /PRLSOTTERIANi CHURCH CHURCH SUNDAY, NOV. 28 • SUNDAY, NOV. 28 / Sunday Schoo110:00 a.m. combined church and Rev. Warren McDougall Guest Minister j • B.A. M.Div. l• Rev Wnt Henderson • / 4 Nursery and Junior i NURSERY PROVIDED j Congregation Provided Everyone welcome Wwsigis 1140 a.m. •Sunday School 11:30 a.m. • Kinlough Pentecostal Church "Induction Service" • 1100 a.m. Sunday, November 28111 REV. MARVIN CHRISTENSEN District Superintendent • Rev. H. Cantelon will officiate ALL WELCOME • Dc1/41 MISS 014* GIANT PRE -CHRISTMAS SALE At The Western Fairgrounds, Progress Building, London NOVEMBER• 25, 26, 27 • Thurs., Fri. Noon -9 pm. 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