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THE' LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29th, 1969
The LUCKNOW. 'SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO;•
"The Sepoy 'Town" — On the, Huron -Bruce Boundary •;
Second Class Mail. Registration Number 0847
Established 1873 Published Each Wednesday Afternoon
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Donald.. C. Tmpson, Publisher
WEDNESDAY,: MAY 28th, 1969`
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'OULD YOU FAVOUR A REUNION?
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y Boysplannedvit-
ears; An 01d' Reunion �is for this .summer with in.
The village • of Teeswater has.. a good thingever
ations'•presently being sent out to. former, residents of the community:
;The last Teeswater reunion was held in. 1959 and the com
munity•is keeping pace with their "oncein ten" system set up some
time ago. The Teeswater : idea, is an excellent one and that community
should be complimented for following through on this program which
takes a great deal of.work by many'people.
We can still recall'•the excitement and enthusiasm of the village,
of Lucknow during, the Centennial celebration here. hi 1958. R. was a
success' in every way, particularly for the many hundreds and hun-,
dreds of former residents of this community whq "flocked". home",
*from all parts of the' continent: An event of this tyje takes a terrific
amount . of organizing by residents .. who sometunes' 'find ' their
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enjoyment of the event lessened by' the amount of work ,they have
to ,do
We recall many, many •,former
residents, , in writing to this,
newspaper to express the enjoyment that they experienced, comment
that they hoped another ;reunion could be held in the not' too distant
future. Time rolls around. and we are now eleven years .older; A new.
crap of oldtimers' has been created and many others have passed on.
But the basic pull home to the' Sepoy . Town still exists as strongly.
as ever. .A reunion doesn't have to be an entertainment filled weekend
with areat deal of expense involved.; Just 'give the former residents
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a warm place, to sit' in the' evening, a cool place to.. stand dicing : the
day,: a ' definite date; definite weekend-aad--they'd' be •-here-•-as-
'strongly as.: ever and the whole' community would be the better for it.,.
Row about 1970. Our columns' are open for your opinion's: Let's hear
from .your
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emolition Monday
Dtn�olit an o.f fhe. Lucknow Public.
:School fire• •ruins Conminenced on, ':•
.Mondayof this week.,
Lucknow village council recently
.tendered on the purchase of the
school property which includes the
land running :from :Haveloclt to
1Vi11ou2 hh • Streets. Barry McDon-
agh's tender. was'the highest.o
four received and the building, and'
property was sold'to him
rir McDonagh engaged.,Three-
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reinbv'e the ,fire ruins.
rEact
►of e. Farris
• Famiy of Eli
The six children of :Dorothy and: .
Donnie Farrish of Ashfield have a
pet each and one left over for
momand dyad.: Ten.fox pups, silt of
ered.near their 'Ash -field Township
farm. Two.are. at the home of their
cousin, Jim Farrish and the, other '
eight are caged at'the ,Donnie''
them albinos ','were recently discov- Farrish farm,.
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DUNGANNONMINISTER ;•,
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the .field of youth work,,both
locally and. nationally. Ind 1961 he
•became the Missionary on.the. Sau,-
geen Pastoral Char
8a
Indian
Reserve); Southampton.Thre
e
years later he and his familYm
mov-
ed
to the Windermere' Pastoral •
Charge .in' Muskoka: Presbytery.
lvlr; 1VlcClenagban'S s, studies s lead,
ing to'his ordination weretaken
through Queen's Ui�+ersity, -King
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n,an� Pine. Hi11FD vinity Hall,
Halifax'. He was' ordained:. in North-
Bay• in October 1968 on recomm
endation of the 23rd General Coun•
'cil of the United Church.of Canada,
sto
• `Pictured. left. to: right.
age 4; Donnie Rae , 12; .
1;' Dale, 7;' Darlene, 8..
all children of Dorothy
Farrish.
, are Diane,
Douglas,
David., 10.,
and Donnie
FIND •FOXES
CO"NTINLUED FROM PA.GE,1
very 'rare .
While out
'e wie
e �.d later •
About ten a s
Y. t •
' Minting groundhogs for• the foxes
to eat Donnie'Farrish and his'son.
Donnie Rae spotted therernainder
of the litter on' the Bob McIntosh
grass farm.. Once again the red .
mother fox escaped. but three more
pups were dug. out, this time .two;
•red and ,a ,white. • This brought the
total to 'six albinos and'' three red
foxes in the litter. The. second
den was-'abisut:,orte--half-m-ilc fr
the location. of the first . :
Clarence Was married 'to the
former Ruby Knowles, of Kitchener'
in 1945.. They, have .a' family of two.
Beatrice who is a • student in Home
Economics at the'University of Man-
itoba,.
anitoba,• Winnipeg ," and Eldon, attend'
ing Muskoka Secondary. School,`
Bracebridge '
.On completion of the Conference
year of the United Church on''Ju'ne'
The•.three new additions to the.
familyof pets were brought to , the
Donnie Farrish farm and -caged ,in
Ya separate cage to xhe`first'lot.'
of .last'
This was on Wednesday
h
week .
"Dorothy Farrish tells`us • that the
Y ..
first group_ ,have. become quite
tame and, respond t�. the children
but shy . away from "strangers `'.
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The F arrtsh family, 'has learned
from officials who have inspected
the foxes that they are definitely
albinos' and• that' they' are :quite
rare. To,have "six ''albinos•in one_
Q litter makes the fid even' that
much more unusual. Department 'of.'
Lands and Forests officials have nd
aicated that they would like the.
albinos for a zoo in'the'
Barrie area
--,Iri-the-meantime , _the pets are
creating a great deal of interest and
traffic has been heavier•.than usual
to and from the Farrish farms.
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30th Rev . McClenaghan and
family will. take• up residence. in
Dungannon. Here he will 'serve
churc es at Dun annon: and Nile.
ire Destroys
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INVESTMENTS
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ELEVENTH DIVISION COURT
COUNTY OF BRUCE ,
1�1ARY.ELLEN; FLANAGAN'
•'A•mong the recent graduates of
MacDonald' Hall , University Of'
Guelph was ary•Ellen (Wilson)
Flanagan who received,. with
honour standing, a degree of'
Racirefoz._oLff usehold._..S_ciet ce
I laiy Ellen:, who,ii•the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert•Wilto.n of
'Huron Township, receivedher
eienienta y education at S4,;, No;
13, Huron and the Pine River Cen;-.
tral School and her secondary '
education at Ripley District High; •
School, where she was the tee•ip-
'lent of several awards for scholast- '
is aChieveme{lt , ' ; •
Attending the Convocation for the
. Conferiiig of DegLLrees in.War Mer
were her parents and husband.,. Bill
Flanagan. Later, it her honour,;
' and :1,irs . Wilson entertained.
relatives•and friends at a'recepton
at their -home.
This pall' Mary Ellen 'plans to.
attend Althouse in London to obtain
A barn and adjoining building be-.
I longing to Barcy Brown of Ashfield
Township was destroyed by' fire .,.
Ivlairday evening: -The Brown farm
is located onthe 2nd, of Ashfield,
east of°Port Albert.
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Goderich Fire Department.
responded to the alar.m,'many of
them 'in: ball' 'ur iforrns having left
a ball• ga-me at the Goderich park..,.
The owner estimated his loss' less
than '$1Q ,000.. Cause -Of the fire,.,
has not been determined:•
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:Several hundred baby chicks had
been moved to another 'building '
during the weekend.
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Tarpaper, which had been stored'
in ,one of, the buildings
•fam l caused .
dense srnOke which could .be'seen
from Goderich,
GOderich vOlunteer firemen were
Unable to. save the, biiildings but
kept flamet from. spreading* to. the
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Dryer means thatall your wash comes out dryer,
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The first challenge after the
decitiOn to stop smoking cigarettes
tpicknow
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