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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-08-17, Page 5Reader looks for that elusive tomato recipe Dear Sir, Could you please see if you can find a recipe for ripe tomatoes made in a crook with some kind' of. acid that seals itself again after you take some out. It's like a rubber seal. We got the recipe from a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moosesaw. He was a policeman but has passed away. They had a daughter but I can't remember her name. I am sending a stamped envelope with my name and address so would you please reply. Thank You Mrs. Dunn Kitchener Editor's -note: I have Mrs. Dunn's stamped envelop here at the Sentinel office. 11 anyone can help us out by providing the recipe she is searching for, please bring it into our of- fice and we'll mail it off to her. I've looked high and low but can't find a tomato recipe that is made "with some kind of acid" Dear Sir; I am a descendent of William E. Andrew who emigrated from England to Ontario in the mid -1800's. He farmed in Ashfield Township, Huron County until his death. . In the recent past there were quite a large number of descendents living in the Lucknow area. If the Andrew -Lane Family Association is still active, do you know how • I may contact it's members? In the July 6, 1950 issue of the Sentinel there was an extensive article about the i innidy- :Any information that may help put me m ontact with the Andrew family will bi' pprectated . Sincerely, Raymond W Peacock 612 N. Canyon Guymon, Oklahoma 73942 U.S.A. Dear Sir' I,ucknow! Little village on the Ontario map. Lucknow, where an editor with an experiencing mind is accused of bringing no breath of life into his products. Lucknow! Little village on the Ontario map. Lucknow, where a fifteen year old boy can be banished from the public swim- ming pool on account of his french name. For an editor, it is obvious thylt the results of his., work furnish the mind with quan- tities of unexpected ideas . For the deprived fifteen -year old boy. perhaps he should paint himself black then `tie for discrimination. Shalom, Lucknow Shalom and Hoda'ah. .Joe Legrand To the Editor, The Canada Employment Centre for students in Kincardine will be closing its doors for the season on August 19, 1988. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Lucknow and area for their support. We have had a very busy and successful sum- mer with a 16.3% increase in vacancies „notified. Thank you to area businesses for their interest in, and support of, our service. Thank you also to the farming community TO THE EDITOR and the area homeowners who called on us whenever they had a job to be done. They have given the students valuable ex- perience and confidence in themselves and their abilities. A special thank you to the Lucknow Sen- tinel for their constant support and for their generosity in donating space to us. Finally, thank you to the students of the Lucknow area. They have worked diligent- ly and enthusiastically and it is theii ef- forts that make the Canada Employment Centre for students such a success. Best of luck in the months to come., Sincerely, Bruce Macalpine Supervisor Mary -Colleen Murray Tom Franklin Student Placement Officers Hello, I just wanted to say my father Alvin H. Beaton was born in Lucknow Oct. 10, 1900. We visited Lucknow the last week of June 1988, and he was remembering things the way they used to be, like Anderson Fur- niture. Store, the Griss Mill when the Buck- ingham family owned it, the skating rink, and the old swimming hole. We bought a paper and read they were taking donations for the new arena. We drove by the paper to get the address, and they didn't have it posted. There was this lady standing by the window, so we asked her if she knew the address, she said no. We explained,to her we wanted to donate some money to'the arena, so she did the next, best thing, she took us to Mr. Bill Hunter's home and we donated the money to him. He was very pleasant to us and talked a few minutes. We left. and this sweet lady showed us where the old swirming hole was where my father used to swim. This lady was the greatest, lots of fun and laughter, her name is Annie Dexter. Tell Annie we are still waiting for the receipt so we can fix up some salmon... Here is the money we promised from some of our relatives...Keith Redmond, Grandson; Donald Belkowski, Grandson; Pat Belkowski, Granddaughter; Katherine Belkowski, Great Granddaughter; Connie Ingram, Granddaughter: Nancy Pitman, Daughter. Thank you for being so kind and nice to us asking so many questions. This is from the three sisters, Pauline, Alva and Connie. We would like to buy a copy of your paper If you print this article for my dad. Alvin H. Beaton 34766 Fountain Blvd. Westland, Mich. 48185 Dear Sir. Having read in your Sentinel received to- day that the town was interested in im- proving its . image as a tourist centre, I thought the enclosed advertising sheet for Bowmanville might be a help to the com- mittee in my home -town. Sorry 1 couldn't be there for the reunion and best wishes to yourself and to my relatives and friends. Yours Sincerely, Andrew Thompson Bowmanville, Ont. Another ten winners There were ten very happy people in Lucknow following the July draw in, the Sports Complex Lottery. Those people will share the 50-50 cash prize. Congratulations 'to Grant Chisholm, Bill Searle, Don Thompson, Lloyd Humphrey, Bill Chisholm, Art Bordeaux, Doug Splan, Bob Struthers, Wilma Chisholm and Steve Berry.. Don't forget to get your money in for the August draw. Ken Harman is quite ready and willing to accept your cash on a chance to take home the dough. All the porceeds from the lottery go to the Lucknow Sports Complex and it's impor- tant that all the tickets are sold for each draw. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 17, 1988—Page 5 t The UNIVERSITY of WESTERN ONTARIO Education is not only for the young; it is a lifelong experience. The University of Western Ontario offers credit courses in your area for part-time students. Thr If ture student' admission category provides an opportunity for people over 21, without Grady .s, to take credit courses towards a university degree. Western's 1988-89 Fall/Winter Calendar for credit studies is available. Courses offered in your. area include: ONTARI() HYDRO — Math 011a/012b (Precalculus Mathematics/Introductory Calculus) . Tuesday. f t0 -.30 p.m. • 'While offered at Ontariu liydrir, this c n se is open to other students who have been admitted to Western. Classes begin tt week of September 12, 1988. For further information *.all Garry England, (UWO Ontario Hydro Representative), (519) 368-7031 or THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO Faculty of Part -Time & Continuing Education • 23 Stevenson -Lawson Building London, Ontario N6A SB8 (519) 661-3635 PART-TIME STUDIES KINCARDINE FASHION GROUP 88 PRESENTS back to SCHOOL 3 DAYS ONLY AUG. 18.19 .20 Thurs., Fri., Sat. 0 off ALL NEW FALL ARRIVALS AT THESE PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS: THE MEN'S ROOM .. CHAPTER TWO as SANDY'S as MAUREEN'S a* COLOUR GIRL as KIDS PLUS TENS a• MAC G'S a• CORABFI•I.ES 'r JAYS 5th AVE... THE GREAT CANADIAN KITE CO. .. KILTIE SHOES ' "The Kincardine Fashion Group offers service, selection and satisfaction. We've come togs tiler to help you look better." COME TO DUNGANNON'S 129TH ANNUAL FAIR FRIDAY & SATURDAY AUGUST 19 & 20, 1988 FR:DP d, ,AUGUST 19, 1988 - (0 p Hall open to public Homecraft and School exhibits' Midway • Bessie Bingo (9.7956) Cratt Show & Business displays (9-7974) Children's Pet parade (9-7432) Chamsawing competition (9.7956) 7 30.10 p,m. Teen dance. 'Music AFTER HOURS 8 00 p.m. Balethrowtng competition (9-7617) 9.00 p m. Armwrestling competition (9-7880) SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1988 10 30 a m. Heavy Horse show (524-7990) English & Western Horse show (9-7617) 1200 noon Parade (9.3130) Official Opening by '88 Fair Queen. Audrey Bos. Huron County Warden Robert Bell Local Officials 12 00 noon Midway oy Laughlin Amusements 00 p m Horseshoe pitching competition r9.7974i Mugical entertainment (until 3 30 p m ) by 'MAGNUM" 1 30 p m Baby Show (9-7522) Remote control cars - Obstacld Course 19-7522) Invitational Calf Show 2 30 p m Bicycle Races (9.7850) 2 45 p m Open v2 Mile Run 3:00 p m Watermelon seed pitting comoehhon ADMISSION: Adults 12 00. Elementary Schooi Students 11 00, Pre -School Free, or Family '5.00 COME OUT & JOIN THE FUN!