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BeniBenus, St. A
ugustine resid-
ent,
esid-ent, stands by as flames extensive-
ly damage his home'there on.
;Friday afternoon 'of last week...Mr.:
'and Mrs, 'Benus have rented an
:apartment in Goderich while re-
pairs art being,made to the house.
The couple have ;been at; St. Aug.
ustine for -four years.
In
A West Wawanosh couple* who
have spent the past four years fin-.
proving theins property at St. Aug-
ustine; saw their efforts destroyed
• as flames, gutted their hotne`on.
Friday afternoon of .last week.
Fite' extensively damaged the •
residence : of Mr. and Mrs, Beni
Benus; ideated Just south of the "'
'St.: Augustine church rectory. Mr
.Benus, Who came to.St., Augustine
from Strathroy about four year$
ago.'owns the former Tom Leddy
.property`and waswor:ng in a.
workshop nearby when, the
outbreak occurred about 2 p.m..'I
Both Mr. and Mrs, Benus work in :
Goderich and his wife, was at. work
at the .time,' he being scheduled
-to- work a. later shift.
The fire apparently originated
in a chimneyin the house and
when firemen arrived from Luck-.
now. Tittle hope.was held for the
saving of the 'property. Firemen,:
however , did. manage to control'
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Di or Ami
Sentinel lath
reelected
Victor •Errington of West Woman.
oaf Township returned home from
Wingham Hospital last Friday after
miraculously escaping serious in-'.
jury Ur* tractor accident Septem.
ber 15th .
Vic was plowing and 'in�attempt-
ing to step off the four, plow tract-.
or, his coat caught on the gear
shift putting the tractor Iinto gent.
Vic' fell in front. of the tractor
wheel and the..wheel passed over.
his body .. °The hydraulic plow was
ttp,,at the time and possibly •.
him from beingdecapitated,
Serious in f ur. ies. were anticipated
but broken ribs were the extentof
injuries received..
It is estimated that the weight.of.
the plow, alone, was :about 1600
pounds.
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me up to date on the happenings,
• around the old country .1 was raised
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'eather
ngoonon Fall Fair
Tuesday smiled on lhungannon
all Fair with bright, sunny
either 'which contrfbuted• to
ake a very successful event. The
air is sponsored by the Dungann•
n Agricultural' Society;:
A parade stepped off from law-
on's Corner. at 1.p.m'. to the
usic of the Lucknow District
igh' School Band with the tail
lid music inthe parade being. _.
pplied, by the Belfast Flute .
and,
Many rural schools in the area •
articipated in the parade, No.6
shfield, No. 16 Ashfield, No, 17
est Wawanosh.., port Albert Sch-
1; No. 3 West. Wawanosh, No.9
shfield, C'R.'C S. S, No 2. '
ingsbridge, Dungannon School,
lfast School,
•The parade was led by a man
n horseback.with a pony and
rider bringing up the rear. Pair
fficials also marched in the para.
de w :
Lance. Reid of Goderich was mas•
er of, ceremonies for the after-
oon show which commenced'
ith songs and yells by the rural
hoofs and music from the Bel -
as:( Flute Band and the Lucknow
istrict HighSchool Band. Chis-.
er' Finnigan, president of,,the:Dun.
gannon Agricultural. Society;
welcomed those in attendance and
introduced 'Bob McKinley. of. Zur,'
ich, member of parliament for
Huron who,officially opened the ,
Fair, :George Watt, a director
of`thc.Ontario Association of .Ag-
ricultural Societies, brought gree-
tings. 'Mr,. - Coulter , school inspec•
• tor, introduced each rural school
and their teacher
The Sentinel; has an early dead-
line on'Tuesday and can include
only a brief report on the early
part of the Fair A full line of
horse races and horse events were
scheduled for the afternoon. Fair
secretary Marvin Durnin was. act •'
ing as starter and Joe •Shelton of
Kincardine was judge.
Mrs., Marvin Durnin, wife of the
Fair secretary,was busily engaged
as:usual in the office looking
after. winners' results. The 411
events were .in progress ,arid the •
'midway was being well accepted
by the younger membersof The
crowd when the Sentinel was •
forced to draw the brief visit to
the Fair to a
'close. The crowd
appeared good and the usuai'%int-
crest was centered around hall
exhibits and the baby contest.,
Al1in ail, it looked like a good
year at Dungannon.
ripley Fair.
IP.Kefl..MOcN4
Locates ,.In Wiart�n.
Dr. Kenneth `MacNay son ..of Mr.
and Mrs, Alex :MacNay of Lucknow
has dicided to locate in Wiarton.
and has commenced. practice' there.
Ken, who is 28 years old, . graduav
ed from the University of Western..
Ontario in 1963. He served:his' int-
ernship at. St, • Paul' a Hospital, Yan-
couver, British'Colutr bia.. For the
past two .years he,was connected
with a clinic in Inuvilr Northwest
Territories.
Doctor MacNay expects: to have
his office opened by the end of
:September. in. Wiarton and it will
be located in the farmer. Bell .
Telephone Exchange in. the residen-
ce of ><n/; G. Cheshire. on Berford
Street. • -
D. George Bichanis„.son of .:
and Md. Orland' Richards of Luck-
now has :been awarded -the silver
.Wings of an .American Airlinet
flight officer.aftter completing
tra ruin fat the airline's f li. �t
school gin.Lo Angeles, :.+,Mortar#
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Born in Lucknow, George
• ated from Lucknow-; High School7_a
in 1958. He received'a B :S.A In
enngineering•:frotn ,A.0 , Guel-
•George served th eft +#'i Can.
adian Ali Force frame 1%04966
Where he attained the rank ,ctif°
flight Lieutenant.
Before joining Arrteri+can A irYines
he was employed by; the• Canadian..
Government yrs a surveyor.
lie, his. wife, Joan. and their
ehtldreit', Dawn. Jim•.and Ruth Ann
will make their borne in 'maw!
Illinois-, • where George has been
based. •
Needham
made** cute
Hurlers Fall Fak
rode, in her little wsg
Fair parade and
,ention of all spectators,,
In
•Three- Members of the Lucknow
4-H Dairy Calf Club,. showing as
a group to represent a club, at
Blyth on Wednesday of last week,
emerged as. champions of .Huron ' •
county. 'The 4-f i show at Blyth
.was the championship for all
Huron and by virtue 'or their 'win,
the Lucknow Club are now recog-
nized
as the best in Huron. •
Shown , left to right, withh, their
calves. are A Ilan Finlayson, 15,
son. of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlay.
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son of Lochalsh; galley Walden,. 12
and Lynda Walden, 14, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walden of
Lucknow.
Showing individually, Nancy
placed iecond and Lynda plated
third in the Junior calf division
The calf which defeated Nancy's
in the 4-H. competition ended by
winning the grand champion calf
for the day at the 'myth Fair. 1*
regarded as the best dairy calf in
Huron_A'llan placed fourth in the
senior calf division. All three
were picked to show in the show-
manship class because of their
performance, while the regular
class was being judged,
Lucknow was the only Club In
Huron County to have all calves
placed In the first prim group at.
the county show.Leaders Leaders of the.
4-H Dairy Call Club :in Luoknow
are Gien Walden and George
Kennedy
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