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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-03-04, Page 4etor olltesttehihtgOillaoamhatetobesest r be tilicktow S Unetat ttieaddirna i hese ¢,atrtt taa,at tuemoitlorr untirithemototavropphicatetor, thepot- batt of awativehlouggfaccoteutiied,byr d e etroomo rtes *Ora onwoobte for **tam t* berhaird btu; tit ttheotthr vailbF' idat espplicitA 'rai ,:.. Ca ty' `` . '!'' ai e« * . L W4 pa>ars A?rib atm , Lualmow. Ontario MO 2H0 phone: (5191 ry52,43;0324 fax 0191528-3529 T:4 Thompson — F Uvingstrin Matthews -Helm rd Joan Courtney - Tipinaiittter subscription ters a solar ` .01t(i : postageand 0.$11 qtr •. ltret.' and G.s.T3 d Fa4c us& Futineationslitiall ration Pio. 01606 . 1144'aL Q . k.:tett. atitArtO.PUbtifshect tiba year, rra2 t lu tww% laseasow,t : This column could the toughest one I have ever put together, Fellow reunion corn-• mittee members thought it would be a good idea to tell the public who Donald Dinnie is and what her Looked liked. You see we're having a "Donald Diunit~, lonit , like contest." ' Now telling about Donald. Dinnie's fame is no problem'. because the vld, Lucknow .history books make referefee to "I'n: 1874/75 The Caledonian Society was formed: to perpetuate the . Scottish way of life i their adopted homeland, Provision was made in Ow Society's constitution. to aid needy Scotsmenr and their families, to held Scottish concerts,. banquets and balls, and the hording: of annual . gatherings fr athletic: sem. These 'games were held for 20 years and • you co describe our famous ath- lete. 1 would have to assail= that the bearded Donald was a tall man,; because he . has been described as brawny. However, you could, 1 • suppose, have a brawny; short Man.' In my eyes be will be tall, with bigfeet becauSe wouldn't that be a natural • for a, tall, brawny. athlete And if you take a look to tale right, he certainly fit the "brawny" description; with his muscular Begs, triceps, biceps and pees, Now if you can. come up witha similar body (we don't .care how) you must ,mire it: with a Tart, Shooter, kilt, sporran,; reportedly . brought 'international renown to The:epoy Town, Enter Donald: Dipole, who was the champion athlete of Scotland: Be: was one of the "headlin- ers' brought in to. strengthen the fame•ef the games, •Sv for the past 122 years or so, Donald Finnie has been synony- mous: with ourwee vil- lage- • . So..hoW you know , who he was, Okay, put yourself in -my chair to the left and. let's, see how we will Dear editor: • I picked up a pampidet on my way out of church today that -was .produced by the Canadian Family. Action Coalition (CFCA). Theinformatioa it con-. tained disturbed' me, great ly., it seems the Canadian Radio and Tele com,tnuuic atious Commission (CRTC), a .group, of 1a non -elected • and. unaccountable roissaoners, have decided to refuse licences to four separate Christian teleyi cion channel applicants. They did., hoWever, grant the' Playboy channel approval the verysaltie clay, fpr. distribution; across Canada. The deep-rooted. Christi;ah beliefs. of'the . founding fathers of our nation are Well: document ed. Christianity has been the: mtajor influence in Our constitutional an d, dented rant forth of 'government. It is because of this, fact that we live in such a great: country today,, I axil appailed as alus- band and; father, to, think a deeisiost."like this could: be Made and acCePted' as; being in the best interest. of Canadians. Since 1993, the CRTC has denied 11 other Christian . applicants, three. mufti-denominatiolial'. sta- tions and, a. Catholic ser- vice. This is like taking:; away .the'Aible'and replac-; ing it. with, Playboy. I'have;yet:tomeeta; person that, was so offend ed by 100 Iluntiey Acct,• that they,: wanted it Off the airs . We need , to mako choice and ' set`ous. changes. Thos+ . 13 coot- see 'Tatatly' 1r e S tr'0a, 10l P9) byriitt Ilke t.y arq, r� magnot t into b Ho) at anY , Orig. t� ulip, ., iyingsl . a winner nod argyle socks and sensible boot. The thing Donald is. holding in his. hand is a: shatput, one of the games. he excelled at, . While Donald Dinnie was- of the male species, I. haven't see anything" . printed 'am:where that the :contest is open to males: only:. It is a; "took-cx=lf" eontest so let your irnagi: nation ru:tiwild. bre `. inventive and halve utas Gpo+d fuck!? *• • The history book also makes reference: ta• Tkomas. Ross, a l,ade.bontr man, , wh competed in the, caber toss. and putting the, shpt in The Games. Mr, !loss.. was Huron -Bruce chant- • pin at The Games in 1890. Lose `olx An open letter to Senuinel sportswiiters Hove � conic. noneaf our:MillOr hockey teams Crave, a goalie?; The, defenceir►.en and forwards de it 'all? Nitvery likely!, • Grannie Annie Pritchard PS, Yes, I'm a goalie's. grandma. 1,01991age; Mardi 2,198 rat beard cont±: - In art,,. effort to. get the Celebrate in 1988 Reunion. underway, the Great Lucknow; Beard . Growing: Contest, h been; organized and will. cornmeiiceon or about March 5. liar keeping with X:ucitnows long history; of fair play. and rquality,the contest. yell! he^ open to both: shales and: females. its c inflrmre4 - Qne "dog, is ,dead , another is, in quarantine and; dead: wolf is 'nein confirmed to have • had rabies,,The wolf attacked a dog on the back step of Neil, and N:aney Stapleton s .Nancy hit th'e,wolf on the head and it, eventually fled down the. ,road where ari alerted Harold Errington shot the wolf with his:tfle. 20 years ago '• `March; ,1978, ucitnaw archers featured - In this issue of the Sentinel' there. d wa& a, feature story as some.: al; G chers, Peter and Elaine Steer,:. n incl Cai oi;'Adanis, .. i;ia g problems. - 13t11 Rogues, president, of the; Ltlekndw `Bitsittess; ociuttion Wrote a letter, to the ecli- an for asking., "owners, managers. and ewployee „toy refrain from ;parking an.1, Campbell Street:" Lutcl now ;speakers win; comps' hon, - .Brenda Davies. and Dale Gilchrist won the junior and senior divisions of the , Legion's , public speaking, competition Second, glace winners Were Jan Gibson. and; Heather Ann Stapleton. e xeor$e..Chin,punipirtg bottle no less, than nine goalson Tuesday night in Walkerton; L-ucwiaw Sepoys; troitttecd A�ilenford by a score,of 14 to; 3, to ;win the *OAA, "13'series, lchampions`hip of Group S: Toby Greer had a big night bag ging, lour goals with Cyanid getting a single.:• George .Chin's. reiutarkabie fea#,.vira . aided and abetted by his. brother line ates,.w,ho set hint up.beautifutly'on several plays and on the big icc George was. too .fast, for the nford boys,; and' around the net • he wonted With Uncanny riteciSion. Stl year's; ago,,' 1Y arch 4,19 rs g, oup'champions,-. With