HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-01-26, Page 13tunities followed by a question and
answer period. This privilege was
brought to the students through
their Guidance classeslo enlight-
en them on certain important as-
pects of applying for jobs not only
in the business world but also in
any occupational following.
AFTER HIGH SCHOOL ... WHAT?
The Univertity of Western Ont-
ario hosted Level four students
from RDHS on January 21 when
the latter, group travelled to Lon-
don accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Turyill.
EveryOne gathered in Thames
Hall to broadly discuss informa-
tion on.bUrsuries, scholarships,
loans and programs if attending
this university which is the sec-
ond largest in Canada with, a four-
teen.or fifteen thousand enrol-
ment.
The class dined in any one of
several cafeterias on the campus
and then split lap to'attend lei-'
4imarkno0.
„S' BASKETBALL "
uesday, January 11 both teams
led their seasons in Ripley
Lnst Saugeen (Port Elgin)..
Been won the Senior game 38
and also the Junior ganie
21, Unfortunately both teams
e defeated at Sacred Heart ,
lkeiton Tuesday, JanUary 18.
Piever, they were clean,, well
!reed games. At the, end of
first half in the Junior game
ley only had' 5 points' but
lied. back to a final score of
-18'. The Senior's score was
-25. Marg Courtney has been,
Lily shooting'to have accumu-
ed 26/48 points! Better luck
xt time gang. •
IIDANCE •
LeVels four and five were pres-
ted with good and bad examples
`interviews for a job by a .Mr.
avis and. Mrs.. Very from "Lon-
In Life" on,January 14. Also
ewedwas a filth on job Oppor-
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iESPAY, JANUARY 26th, 1912, THE .14CKNOIN•SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO• PAGE FIFTEEN
FAIR. BOARD
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1/3 South'Kinloss Mausoleum with
spring burial in South Kinloss
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were fOrmer neigh-
. bors, Lloyd Humphrey, Ross '
Garnmie i 'James „Aitchison, Gord7
on Lyons, John Rutherford., Ron-
ald MacCrostie.
Those from a distance who
attended the .funeral were Mrs.
Robert Snell and Mr., Keith Snell,
Swastika, Ontario; Mr. Lorne
Snell, Labrador City', Newfound
.land; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Roberts
of IslingtOn and family, Mrs. Don:
rja Eckersley, Mrs. Delaine Dyer
,and Mr's. Lois Ann Stanbridge of:
Toronto and. Mr,. Ronald Roberts
Of Gananogue; Mr, Rae Watson,
LondOn; Mr. and Mrs. Watson
We )ster an'.lv-in-
Webster of Clinton; Miss Yvonne
'MacPherson of Winghain; Mrs:
,Dorothy Crosier and Mrs. Kern •
Miller of Delhi;' Mr'. and Mrs,
Ross Ciay Of Pontypool; Mrs. Laurie
Buckley of Orono; Nit. `Frank 4 ,
Reid of St. Marys; Mr. Ted Smith
of Wilicswda .
Mr. Campbell is survived by
his Wife i •the former Etta Mac-
Dougall; two. sisters, Mrs. Robert
(Jessie) Snell of Swastika , Ontar-
io; rvIn. Cecil (A-lint) Roberts of
Lslington, Ontario and several,
nieCes .and nephews..
The body rested at the MacKen-
zie Memorial Chapel in Lucknow,,
where the funeral service was,
conducted on Friday at 2 p, m., by
Rev. ,Glenn Noble of Lucknow
Presbyterian Church. ,
EDITOR Beverley Smith
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Barry MacDonald, Mary MacCharles
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tures and tour the various *build-
ings there. .
It was a day greatly enjoyed by
all and especially profitable to
those planning to choose The
University of Western Ontario 'as
a future educational source,
FOR FUTURE JOURNALISTS
Morris Fernall, circulation
manager of the Owen Sound Sun
Times, conducted a highly in-
structive session on printing daily
newspapers on January 20. ,,Func-
tiOlIS of such people as type
setters., to editors-in-chief were
covered by viewing slides.
RIPLEY, CLASSIC
The annual tournament for'
table tennis mixed doubles began
Friday, January 21. The final
winners will receive a Golden.
Table Tennis Ball for their ach-
ievement. Good luck teams1
CURLING
Ronnie Pollock's curling team
of Bill •Bissonnette, Wayne Arm-
strong and Chris Meppelder were
the overall winners of the week-
day curling.
Local Resident.
Died Suddenly
PETER CAMPBELL
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
'were 1st vice president Omar
Brooks and second vice Glen Wal ,
den. These three men were
elected as directors at large
for a one year term on a motion
of Austin Martin and Mrs. Oliver
IV1.Charles. SeCretaries Mr. and.
Mrs. Ross Errington were also re-.
turned to office. Past President
of the society is Bob Campbell.
Retiring directors were Charles
'Webster , David Kirkland and. Jim
Aitchison, all eligible 'for re:elee-
tion. Jim Aitchison expressed a
.with to retire as a director and
Blake 'Alton was named' to fill this
position along with David Kirk-
land and Charles Webster for a
three year term. This was moved
and seconded by Russel Irvin and
Omar Brooks.'
• Directors with one further year
to serve are Philip Steer , Vernon
Hunter and Frank Alton. The
meeting read the resignation of
Vernon Himier and Mrs. Hunter
whb is 2nd vice president of the
women's division. On a motion
of Gordon Kirkland and Donald ,
Murray, the Hunter resignations
were tabled 'until they be appro-
ached. The meeting expressed
the opinion that they were too
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter. The pres-
ident Bob Gilchrist had also. ex-
pressed his regrets in'the resigna
tion.
Directors with two more years
to serve are Russel Irvin, Donald,
Murray and- Cameron MacDonald.
Cameron MacDonald expressed
a wish to' retire but. When a sue-
cessor could not be founeacthe
meeting,. he agreed to continue
in office:
society should show increasing
interest in promoting both heavy
and saddle horse claSses.
Favourable opinions were, ex-
pressed concerning the beauty •
Contest and it was agreed to
again sponsor the event. 'This was
meeting and. she spoke in very. ,
complimentary termsof the Luck-
now Fair and its, progress in rec-
ent years: •
Plans were made for the Fairs
convention in Toronto•February -
23 and 24. Named as delegates
were president Bob Gilchrist and
Glen Walden and Mrs. Waldenk
secretaries, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Errington. Those-going to-the
convention were requested, to
again, set up a display promoting
the Lucknow Fair.
TOM ALTON
CONTINUED FROM PA6E 1
of Eastrlor Township, highways.:
In other business , council ac-
tepted the resignation of Thomas
Alton, treasurer-administrator,
whomill have served the,tounty
for 25 years when he retires in
June. Mr. Alton is'a native of
'Lucknow.
Alf. Spears of the'Bruce County
Plowman's Association told coun-
cil Bruce -09ty may be host' to
its first international plowing
match in 19`76.
A plowman's convention 'i,n •
Toronto February 21 and 22 will
decide where the match will be
held.
Lucknow and area residents
• k
were shocked to learn of the sud-
den death of. Peter Campbell at'
his home in Lucknow on Tuesday,
January 18, 197,2. He was in his
70th year and had been a life
long resident of"thisarea.
1lewas_born-Jay_12 ,1902 in
West Wawanosh ToWnship and
Was the son.of Neil• and Mary
(Watson) Campbell.'
On August 29, 1928 he married
,Etta MacDougall. He farmed un-
til two years ago' when he and his
wife retired to Lucknow.
'He will be greatly 'missed kir
his kind deeds to, many people and
his bright and friendly nature:
He was an elder of the LUcknovi
Presbyterian Church for the,
past twenty-five years.,
Donald MacIntyre , a •past pres
ident of the society, acted, as
chairman for the election of
officers.'
Mr's. Oliver McCharles is pres-
ident of the ladies department of
the society. No new lady Offic-
ers were named at the meeting.
Russ Ritchie 'was named as an
Glen Walden and Oliver McChar-
les,.
Other associate directors 'are
Don Cameron, Currie Colwell,
Jim Henderson, Don Thornpson,
Bill Ross, Gib Hamilton, Bob ,
Struthers, Alex Hackett , Harry
Lavis, Harold Campbell, Ross
Gammie, Peter,Cook ,• Eldon.
Bradley, Ronald Alton, Dan Mc-
Innis.-
ers-,w-ere-returned.,
on a motion .of Austin Martin and
Bob Campbell: beef, Jack Aitchi-
son, Hugh Todd; dairy, George
Kennedy, Glen Walden. •
On a inotion.of Donald Murray '
and Don C.ameron, Alex MacNay
and Evan Keith were returned
as auditors. "
It was again decided to partici?
pate in the area Fairs advertising -
calendar promOtiOn at accost of
$1.10 each for 12;
Cameron MaCDonald expressed
the thanks of the society. to Glen
Walden for his generosity in don-
ating a heifer to the Society which
was raffled, under. Glen's organ-
ization, and brought `i profit of
Directors and those in charge of
various departments spoke on the
Fair', how it might be.improved
and other points of interest.
was 'reported that interest in the
horse show' is' increasing every
year and it was suggested that the
moved and seconded 'by Rusael
IsIvin and Mrs. Bob Struthers.
Mrs. Oliver McCharles was
asked ,about progress with the
Curt . a.ftFestival and she reported'
space "in the arena almost sold
o
Russel Irvin spoke on work on
the :entertainment committee ."
and requested any suggestions for
improvement.
associate dife-otOron a motion of ----Jim-A-itchison_is in chug of
this .year's collections and had,
lists ready at the meeting.
Mrs. Schaus; district director
frorri Hanover,. along with her
husband, were present at the
j.