The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-07-26, Page 17•
WEDNESDAY; JULY lith,_ 7
THE LlUCiiNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,: ONTARIO •_
PAGE SEVENTEEN
LETTER 'TO THE AMOR.
Captain A Ferris
Three Years
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'bNTENDED FOR MUCH'. EARLIER
ISSUE•
Box 610, Wingharn, Ont,
June 9,, 19.6'7.
Mr. D. Thompson,, :
The Lucknow Sentinel,
Lucknow, Ontario.
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• Dear Mr, :Thompson.,
.May I take this opportunity to
express my sincere thanks and
" appreciation to you as the
Publisher of a' very fine Weekly
paper,: for the: part you played in
making our, recent Red Shield
Appeal.a success. I would also
• like to say thank you to Mr. Ken.
Carneroti, Post 'Master: andthe
members of. the Royal Canadian
Legion Lucknow Blanch .
I realize that'if it were not for
the co-operation, of the citizens -of
Lucknow we certainly couldnot
write success at.the close of this•..
campaign.. So many people helped
and:'now • so many others who need
help, can be helped :throughyour
generosity and, co-operation, Say
• ,ing '.thank -you seems inadequate.,!.
but it is'expressed.on,behalf of -`
those whose lives Will be made
more.satisfying and rewarding be
causeyou took their interests to
heart, What Lucknow did in the •
'.Past, weeks of the Red Shield will,
come back to:its citizens, in the
months to came:. trimly times over.
I' would like to add just a • little
personal, note at this time. It is now
,'three' years since Nlrs::Ferris..the •
children and 1 arrived in Winghai'
from Manitoba In the three years
spent, in'this area we have .met
some very fine people who have
gave Iingh am
ith 5'td ,atiofl Army
helped to make, us .feel at home.
God: has greatly rewarded us. for our
labours, of love 'but the -tithe has.
come when we are to move .on to
Palls : tinknown as yet,•'We•have re-
ceiv.ed orders that we ;are •to fare-
well. from ,Wingham on. Sunday
June 25th..
Mrs. Ferris joins with me in ex-
tending greetings to one•and all in.
this our Centennial year and in'
thanking you, once again for every-
thing•you: have done to make our
stay a•plea'sant. one;
God Bless Yon! r -
Yours sincerely
Albert. Ferris ..
(Captain) .
LANGSIDE
Betty .Johnston 'ot Clinton has.
•been visiting with Mr. and Mrs..,
George Young and. Heather.
Greg Arthur of. Auburn is :visiting
with his cousin. Brian Wall.
Barbara McQuillin and Don
Nickel of -Toronto spent the "week-
end with Mr. and Mrs:: Dick Mc .•
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Quillin
Donald Scott son' of. Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Sott returned on Friday' •
from•;th'e Scout •Centennial Tour.
Robert and Keith Bregman, sons
of .Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Bregman'.
are .spending this week at Kintail•
Camp,
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' Geor e'• Moffat of Lucknow;spent
ent
g
the• week with Mr. and.Mrs.,,Don
Huffman and'. girls. His parents,
• Mrs.' Lloyd: Moffat land
Sharer! were .on a week -end
holiday. to .Northern Ontario,
far -Truck Accident
InLan.g,side. Area:
LANGSIDE NEWS ,'
On Saturday evening an accident ,
occurred at the corner of the triszl
concession and'. side road. 25.. by No
9 school. A truck and baler
elevator, driven. by Bob Adams
was struck: by a car, driven by a
brother of Mrs. Gerald' borscht o. f •
St,. Helen's. Fraser Purves. was a
passenger • in the car and was,taken
to Wingham Hospital. He was•'not,
seriously injured but was cut by ,.
broken .glass:
Wedding bells are ringing
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Steer who were married on
Saturday at Zion:
We ;glad to report that. Mac..
Conley''got home from Wingham
and, District Hospital last .
Wednesday: He had been a patient
.there for over.:a month with then -
matte fever
Mr. and Mrs; Albert Lennips and.
'family'a.re,now living on the form
er Omar Brooks• farm= where they
had lived until last Fadi , before •
Moved oved to the :Ritchie farm.
Mrs, Visser and family have rnov•
ed to the former Richardson farm., -
,now owned by Peter'. de Boer. '
On; August. 6 ,, the. Church and
'C, o. C, service at: Langside. will
be at 11:30 and. Sunday School at
the regular time. The change of
time is due to a joint centennial •
service at Whitechurch Presbyter
t,a'n.•Church at 10 o'clock for East
'Wawanosh'; . • '
On Sunday July 30 a; Centennial;
Church Service for Huron -Maitland'
•Presbytery will be held:/at Camp,
Kintail 'at . 3 p.m. Everyone is in
vited to join in this serviceand •
take a picnic lunch.
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.The following obituary of. Isabella
Lousia Crowston was published in
an issue,of the Sentinel' many
years ago in the `' Langside News"
column":.
Because of its historical' interest
during Centennial year, we are re=
publishing it' at this time
Isabella Lousia Anderson, wife
of Mr. John Crowstori, and one of
the highly respected pioneers of
this section, passed away on
Wednesday, Mort i4g August'7th,;
aged 70 years. 'Deceased was a
quiet woman and loved her home
life; "the. home being her first con=
sideration. She was a good wife and
a. faithful mother and was beloved
by all who knew :her. Mr. Crowston
was 'a native of Lincolnshire, Eng-
land; and emigrated to this country,
.in early life. He first located near
• ,Toronto and there rnet` Mrs,,Crow-
ston •and they were married on the
3rd of October. 1853, •and; starred
(ie5ct day for their new' home :in Kin-
loss. trave.'lling:from Toronto. to
Hamilton by boat, from Hamilton
:to (;oderich by wagon; .from
Godericii to Glen's` Hill by.wagort
from- Vlen''s Hill to McQui•llin s .
Corner by ox cart ;. and �fron „t.here
to .Kinloss by .Oxen and'•sleigh. The
log shanty had been erected but '
the roof was not yet on, the first
beds used Were from Hemlock'
brush and Mr,. Crowston' and his
brother'James took turns in keeping
upthe fire'during the nights. When
they settled' in,thts section their
farm was all. bush'.:Mrs. 'Crowston
wasthe "first white.woman to
cook 'a meal across the creek that
tuns between the farms of Thos.
Wraith. and John Murray'. Besides
her' husband ,' deceased is survived
by three `sons and one daughter,'
viz; Frank and Charles of North
Dakota and Newton •of British Col-
umbia. The daughter, Mrs. Geo...
Mirehouse of North Dakota ,, has
'been with her mother since last.,
spring. The funeral to Tiffin's •
cemetery on Friday was largely
attended;
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