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• LUCKNOW, ONTARIO:''
Ktensive'tire, smoke and water
nage was done to the interior
the farm home 6f' Chester
mpbell near Amberley about
0,p,m . Monday `afternoon•..
to farm is' located: on the •Base ...
in Huron Township, on the
:Road running between Highway
Ind the second of Huron and.
h;e top of the hill overlooking
e Fluron.at Amberl'eY.Eeach..
e Campbell family s who reside
in London', use the place:as a
net home. Visiting here this.
weekend,, they had opened the
place for the summer and it, is
believed that an. overheated furn-
ace started. the outbreak.. Mrs;
Campbell was alone at the 'farm at
the time the fire started,
The interior was. badly gutted in
places but the Ripley Fire Depart-
ment succeeded in saving the
home. from destruction. It is the
intention. of Mr. and; Mrs.. Camp
bell torepair the house as soon as
possible •
'The 2 -storey; frame dwelling on
the Campbell farm is well known
to beach residents in the Amberley
area.
gys Culross farm
r: and. Mrs'. ,Morley Wall of
+1. F'olyrood have purchased a
acre farm on the 10th 'c'oncess-
of Culross Township from Mr.
Mrs. pobertGreen. The new
iers will take possession' early
spring. The sale was made
Nigh the Wilfred . McIntee &
Limited: realestate.
gamily Gathering.
r annual Easter family gathering
held at the home of Mr..: and
Ross Sh.iells. of Lucknoww on •
lay
sent were Mr. and.Mrs::Wm
land of Ottawa, Mr,:and Mrs:
Bell David and 'Margie of
ureal. Mr. and Mrs A.W.
iieson Woodstock; Mr:, and Mrs
ster.Campbell and David of
don; W . J ; Bell of Toronto, 'Mrs.
of Newton, Richard and : Chris
of. Fort Erie; .Mrs. George Ern7.
m ,//Purple' Grove;' Mrs ":John Dell
icardine..
ir; and Mrs England' are rem- . .
ung with the Shiells for the
ek
ak,,es Na ..
, .
Naval, Course
hef Petty;, Officer Joe Whitby of
mouth, N. S, is presently tak_'=
an eight month course in •
'ctronics at the United States
vat Training Centre at Creat
kes, Illinois, He will finish the
urse the end of Aril., Joe. a
P..
•mer Lucknow resident.. has' . been.
the Navy over 15 .years. He
dMrs, Whitby have tWersons ; •:
Lo are now 13 and .11.
WeknQw Residents
Qn Southern
Easter Vacations
Easter .week is. holiday,week :for
a number Lucknow• residents;
!Mary Ellen Shielis daughter of.
Mrand Mrs. Ross Shielis of 'town.
is with a group of teachers. -Who are
spending .their holidays in Nassau.,,
Mary Ellen' left by plane from Tor, ..
onto on :Friday night of last week
and'will. arrive horne at 4 a, m.:
on Saturday of this week. -She is
presently teaching public school at
Uxbridge:
Also in, Nassau for Easter week
are Mr; and "Mrs. Jack Fisher and
Mr` and . MrS 13ob'MacKenzie of
tt ow
L ckn' " andMrs. MacKenzie's
brother Jeff Cuyler of St. Thomas:
They flew to Nassau last weekend
' Mrs: Wellington Henderson
Morgan Henderson.and: Mrs,
Campbell Thompson, all ,of
Lucknow are spending, Easter week
in New Orleans and the U.S. south
including Natchez: and Biloxi in •
Mississippi The threesome left
;last Thursday from London by •,
train and •will travelby train and:
'bus. returning this Sunday:
Mr, and Mrs., Gordon Brooks of
Lueknow are spending Easter week
in.7orida.. They left'last Thurs-
•da, b • bus and will return on .Sun-
Y Y. .Sun-
day. of„this week:
Down Amberley.way, 'Mr.• and
.Mrs. Bob MacNay who operate the
Arnberley general store. are .spend-
ing an Easter vacation in Puerto
Rico. 'rob'and 'Mary made the trip
by ar.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29th; 1967 Single Copyt.10e
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A centennial'varfety program. by
pupils Of Kinloss Central 'Public
School., ,held. in the Lucknow High
g.
School "auditoritim, on Wednesday
nightouIast week, received.
"raves' from :all the, critics and a
full house was on hand toenjoy'
the .evening: ,Shown are three of ”
'the young people who,paticipated
performance.. left to right
Brenda Bushell , :daughter of Mr.'
•
and Mrs • M.ax Fushell; Heather'
Mackenzie, .daughter of Mr: and.
Mrs._ .Frank:MacKenzies W llia.rn
:[lack' who s.:principal at -Kinloss
Central; Sandra .Thomson: datght
er.of, Mr; and M:' -s. Dan Thomson.
ri101'Ip,
Il ver'
b response 'to the'C tn
'.' Pu li�icour ey
Pillen memorial fund raising has
.been beyond expectations ,and as
Of the end. of last week, the total
donations had risen: well. over the
$3000 mark;
About.•$1200'was realized at •the,.
minor hockey `.game at the Ripley
arena which kicked off the camp=
aign'. Donations continued to
pourin after this game and by
the end of last week $2050 had
been raised to honour the
Twelve. Young People Join United 'Church
twelve young'people joined the
teknow United Church by
,
ofessi
on of faith on, Palm Sunday.
he'group are front row.:left to
right, Elizabeth Newbold, Valerie
Morningstar.' Linda Walden, Carol
Campbell, Bonnie. Maize,. ,Eliza y
beth Ritchie, Shirley Nicltolsott;,
'second row , Rev, R. L, Stirling whe
received' the new members. Donald
Elliott. Eugene Pritchard , Raymond
Elliott,,'„ Harold Nicholson; rradley
P'.rrkc..
un
or a ' a .
.mem y of .B Blain in . nd W yne •
Courtney and Kenneth,Pillen7
three Huron Township teenagers
killed in a bus. -train accident.
several weeks ago.. •
Saturday night . at the Kincar
dine arena,, Ripley=Huron
oldtimers and Kincardine
oldtimers tangled in- a hockey. .
game with proceeds towards this.
fund and before a;packed house
Ripley defeated Kincardine P' - 4:
This event added over $1000 to
the' fund which at the first ofthe'
Week -stood at. about $3100 .
Mayor Floyd Weick of Kiricar
dine .presented Corinne Macron-,
laid and :Marilyn Thompson of
h Ri1 C. . Ft. h SCh o.o 1.
t e p ey istrtcr .ig c
.with the proceeds on behalf of
the Kincardine corfmunity, Sh;ir '
Eowersi' a keen sportsman in the • Library.VVOUld: Be
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Is 86 Friday
Mrs,:` Tom Inglis of West- Wawa _
nosh will observe her •86th birthday
.on Friday, March 31 . Mrs'..Inglis
•enjoys.very :good health' and. keeps'
house for the "and her son Tom
She is: the former Jennie. MacKen-
ziea daughter of the: late Mr.: and.
Mrs. Alexander MacKenzie of
Kinloss, Township.
Mrs. Inglis. has five' sons MacLar-
en of Highgate, Alex of West. Waw
anosh , Roderick;of Earlton . Tom
at home and Jack of Fordwich, two
daughters Mrs. Jack •(Elizabeth)'
Flanagan.of Toronto and Mrs.
Robert (Pauline) Adarns; of Kinloss;
'eighteen grandchildren. Mr. Ing •
lis passed away almost four years
-ago, about one year after they.
celebrated their 60th' Wedding
'Anniversary, One son Alan and 'a
daughter Mrs.. End -(Chrissie) Simrm
are deceased;
Ripley area for marlYyears; oroe
. PP`
ed the: opening puck' for the game I' Receive
which was refereed by Johan trent
of Wingham and Dennis,"iggin of
Kincardine.'
Besides. Corinne and Marilyn, oth-
ermembers of thecommittee who..
organized the memorial are Dale
Martin., Elliott Lowry..; .Howard
Fjarrison, John D. Maclay and
Carrick tolling
The fund.raising;officiailyrends .
this weekend 'and donations are '.
being received until that time
it
ill The Lucknow Sentinel-. Because
response has been so great, it is
not definite as yet as to• how; the
fund will. be used. It is planned to
consult the, Courtney and . Pillen
:faniiliesISefor.e a decision is reach•
ed by the committee.
• George. Newbold; operator of
Pinecrest Manor 'Nursing Home
Lucknow : re•cently`advised •The •
Sentinel thathe was endeavouring
to start a suitable library at Pine-
crest,
ine-crest, • . .
It is felt that many of the resid-
ents would benefit: from and enjoy•
the facilities offered by .a itiitabl.e ,
,library' at the home,
Any area, residents who have suit-
able books in their home ,: might
consider placing them at Pinecrest
where the senior .citizens would no
.doubt stale good'; use of thea'.
National Geographic magazines
were suggested by Mr. Newbold .as
being of particular':interest to those
at Pinecrest.
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