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The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
"The Sepoy Town" — On the Huron-Bruce Boundary
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Second Class Mail Registration Number 0897
Establillied 1873 — Published Wednesday
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Donald C. Thompson, Publisher
Seeks Information
A visitor at The Sentinel last
week was Lloyd Edgson of Shawni-•
gan Lake, B.C.
He was searching fur information.
about his family tree: Charles
Edg,s/m canie to Canada as a youth.
He and his wife Famiy Pollard had
a family of six, all horn in the
Lucknow area.
They left here in 1902, going to
Thessalon and later on to Alberta.
All family members are buried in
Dungannon Cemetery at Clyde,
north of E.dint t 'in.
If you kno the Edgson
(sometimes spelled Edison) family,
drop a line to Lloyd at Box 14,
Shawnigan, B.C.
Leos Plan
Roll-A-Thon
The Lucknow and District Leo
Club decided at their last executive
Meeting to hold a roll-a-thon on
August 14th at the Lucknow arena.
Participants will roller skate from
12 noon to midnight. Entries will he
open to anyone I() years of age or
older. Prizes of $25.00, $15.00 and
$10.00 will he given out to the top 3
money earners. Sponsor sheets are
available at the arena, Becker's,
Bain's Groceteria, Schmid's Jewel-
lery,. Bil1's Place and McDonagh's
Insurance.
A portion of the profits derived
from this project will go back to the
local recreation committee for use
towards new roller skates, etc. The
remaining profit will go towards
community betterment through the
Lucknow Leo Club.
Refreshments will he available at
the arena to all skaters and medical
attention will he prosent, if needed.
MCFARLANE - THOMPSON
The engagement and forthcom-
ing marriage is announced of
Joanne Margaret Thompson,
daughter of Mrs. L. Campbell
Thompson of Lucknow and the late
Mr. Thompson, and Roderick D.
McFarlane, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Lindsay :McFarlane of Brampton.
The wedding will take place in
Lucknow United Church on Satur-
day, August 27th, 1977 at 4 p.m.
LORFF - MacDONALD
Mr. and Mrs. William MacDon-
ald of Parry • Sound wish to
announce the forth coming marri-
age of their daughter Debra Jane to
Robert H. Loree, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Loree of Lucknow. The
marriage will take place at the First
Baptist Church, Listowel on August
13, 1977 at 3 o'clock.
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20 YEARS
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Lucknow Lions Club was chart-
ered 20 years ago and six of the
charter members ,have a perfect
attendance record over those
twenty years.
To qualify for perfect attend-
ance, a Lions member must attend
all regular meetings, or if a
meeting is missed, he must make
this up by assisting in other Lions
activity or by visiting another club.
Twenty years of club service of
this kind is a noteable achieve-
ment.'
Pictured, left to right, are*Lion's
Virden Mowbray, .AI Hamilton,
Bob Finlay, Harvey Houston and
Donald MacKinnon. Absent, on
vacation, was 'the sixth member,
Jack McDonagh.
PINETREE
CRESTENETS
BY AUBREY HIGGINS
This is the fourth article I have
written for this issue. Somehow I
have let my own personal ,feelings
get into them so strongly that I was
tramping on someone's toes with
too much feeling. Not that I do not
sincerely believe in what I had
written, but the fact that in writing
this type of article, it has to be
worded in such a way that everyone
who reads it gets exactly the same
meaning out of each word.
Yes there are a great number of
truths about which 1 could ,write. I
could remain absolutely truthftil
and leave myself open for libel suit!
Well it is not exactly just sitting
down and picking up a pen and,
writing what you think, but putting
your thoughts together so the
public will accept them.
'In living in a home such as
Pinecrest, not a single one wants to
be here. Nature makes us this way
until she makes us physically unfit
to take care of ourselves. In some
cases they are still in nature's
hands and nothing can be done. In
others, and I am speaking of
myself, the care and treatment that
I have received, the positive care
and encouragement are wonderful.
No, everybody does not have this
chance because of different' ail-
ments. But no matter what the
reason that . they are making
Pinecrest their home, they are
receiving the same type of treat-
ment that has made me feel many
years younger than my real age.
If I wrote my experiences of
today, 1 would certainly show so
many feelings. My true belief is
something other than what is
appearing here. So you see an
article that is only partly me and
my true sincerity.
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