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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-11-29, Page 1Free skating will be held four Saturdays in December, the 2nd , 9th; 16th and 23rd. Santa Claus will make his official visits to Lucknow on two Saturday afternoons, 'December 9 and 16. Santa plans to meet - the young children on the street' during the afternoon from 2 to 4.30 and he• will have a treat for all. This is somewhat different to Santa's usual procedure. This 'year, he plans td Come to the kids on the street, rather than have the kids come to him. Christmas shopping hours for the Lucknow 'Business Men's Associa- tion have been extended. Stores Will. be open until ,9 p.m. Friday nights in December, 1, 8, 15 and —NI—Stores will beopen)~lada Thursday , December 7, 14 „: 21„ 28. Business places will' also be open every night. Monday to Saturday, December-18 to 23 until 9 p:m. iftwAROAAAWM/WWWW. Re-eleded-Director Clydesdale Assoc. GERTRUDE: AND 1R-A—CAMPBELL Both Are In 95th Year Former. Lucknow Couple couple Mark; : 75th Anniversary Receives B.A. - LUCKN SENTINEL A Ywor In Advance $2.00 Extra ToU.S.A.DAY, - late JameS Campbell and Sarah •However, Mr. Campbell con firmed to work in the bush, flying Wilson, was born in Belfast, near home for visits Withithelamily_ --Lucknowy-where hts:farnily-farm- As woods . manager for Spruce ed. When he was about 12 years of Falls Power and Paper COmpany age his family took up land in the . at Kapuskasing when he retired, Thessalon district; moving there he was not home long until he was before the railroad was built. . called back into service in an ad- Gertrude Garniss was born in visory capacity at the Long Lac Bluevale where her father, John - development of Kimberly-Clark Garniss was a, carpenter. His enterprises. Employees at the wife was the former Annie Coul- developnient still remember Ira tes. Within about two years of the. Campbell arid• his great know- time the Campbells moved, to ledge of the bush. • Mr. and Mrs,,,Ira Campbell of --Belgrave-will-eelebrate-tlteir 75th- wedding anniversary at their home on' Friday, December 1st. Both are in their 95th year. Mr. Campbell, eldest son of the NOVEMBER 29th,' 1972 MC • in r- C c.0 ite It .t • )1 the has be the present Reeve Orville. Elliott and Leo. Murray, a mem- • her of the present Kinloss cil. Seeking the four Council seats in Kiriloss will be present councillors Duncan Campbell,. Grant._Ecken - swiller and Barry Johnston; Wil- liam E. a •en y ornier councillor and two new , aspirants for office,' Brian Doel- Man and Donald Bell .. ' In Athfield Township ; the pres- ent Reeve Girvin Reed is being challenged for the position by the present Deputy-Reeve Eugene .Fra yne . 'Thessalon the Garniss family moved to thesarne areaJLwas there the couple Met, They were married December 1, 1897 by Rev. W. R. Sealy of the Methodist Church when they were nineteen. Mr. Campbell, a bush super- Visor for a pulp and paper com- pany for over 20 years, startedto worknin the bush as, a youth, 'He saw the lumber camps grow from e-original_rougha_ccoMmoda, tions to the present' modern de- velopments where- employees and their families live quite enrn- fortably, When their own family of two sons and a daughter grew up, Mr. ani-fnersmith, Imdon , England. mid Mrs:—Campbell bought, Fred Martin of R. R. 3 Lucknow 'was re-elected director of the Canadian Clydesdale Association at the 'annual meeting held ,in - Toronto during the Royal Wipter Fair. Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodges, JERVIS HODGES Durtsrarivis to announce t e Area ratepayers will go to the polls on'Monday of next week. December 4th. Voting hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at voting plac- es listed in advertisements else- where in this area. The; first of advance polls was heltoti_mondaoLthiek ancrthe second will be held this Saturday, Decernber 2 with sim- ilar hours to that of election day, • In Xinless Township, there will be an election for Reeve, and four Cou tic illors ' • Contesting the ReeVeShip will In Ripley, six are seeking four council seats. They are Howard Hodge, Rod MacDonald, George Tranter, present councillors; Mrs: Ted (Margaret) Rouse, Lloyd Wylds' and Frank Martel. Oscar Kieffer , present mernber .4e for-.111e-Iluton-Perth.. Noteable-PricesAt Community Sale Some noteable prices were registered at the LucknoW COM- mimity Sale on Wednesday of last week. Sale manager Robert McIntosh reported the following. sales' of cattle belonging to john Howard and Sons of R. R. 7 Luck- now: 12 Limousin calves, averaging 415 lbs. , were sold to Gordon Brooks of Lucknow at 53.0. 13 Limousin calves, averaging 365 lbs. , were sold to Lorne Forster of West Wawanosh for 54.10. 10 Charlais calves, 'averaging 420 lbs. were sold to Verne Cunningham ,-Carlow'for 57.50. 6 Angus 'calves, averaging 375 lbs. were sold to Allan Gibson, Ashfield for 48.75. Died In Michigan Miss Eliza Jane Stanley passed away at the Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, 'Michigan on Sunday, November 26th in her 77th year. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, November 29th' at 2 p.m. at MacKenzie Memor- ial Chapel, Lucknow. Interment-will be in-the Baptist Cemetery, Greenock. .• to go for that ",one last swim'.' before leaving Port Albert-Beach to return home. Rita was, doing , the back float, and lonythought he'd do likewise, but, Tony got difficulties by getting into deep water. Rita went 'to her brother's assistance, but, 'with his *arms around his sister's neck, ony kept pultirig her down with' him. 'With courage; Rita left Tony and swam to/shallow 'waters and yelled for he-lp7. Her-cries were heard• by sixteen-year-old Kathy Doherty, who dived into the water and landed-on Ton-y-w-he- was now unconscious, lying at the bottom of the river., Unable • -to.bring him out alone, Kathy called to 'two friends on Shore to help4After3 'n ' y him o shore, 'Kathy applied mouth 'to mouth resuscitation which reviveu the boy who was then taken to the hospital for further examination. Only a year earlier., Kathy had saved another life in a similar incident., On Tuesday. evening; November and proud residents of the corn- ninnity gathered at St. Joseph's school gym at Kingsbridge when Kathy and Rita received -citations from the Canadian Red Cross and St, john'S Ambulance. Rev. Father• Ed. Dentinger was . Single Copy 15c • 24 Pages Election .Day .Free:$66.00 For Kids Starts ThiS. SOtuday Area young people will be treated to Free Skating at the Lucknow*Arena this Saturday afternoon, compliments oUthe LucknoW Business Men's Associa- tion. Marriage of their daughter Marg- aret Emily (Peggy) to Mr. Greg- -ory G-eorge- Jervis , Tson-of Mr'. rand Mrs. Walter Jervis, Clinton, on November 15th, in Burrough of farm , near Lticknow for their sons:They-purchased a home in that village where they lived until building their present 'home in • Belgrave in 1958. IVIrs_Campbeil too,Lheliexes_ that hard work and keeping busy have contributed to their long and happy matriage. She alivays had, 'her garden as' a hobby and was, especially. interested in flowers. Mr. Campbell is the only sur- viving member 'of a familyof four sons 'and Mrs. Campbell is .the last survivor of six. au hter _Mrs EdWin (Ivy) Ansley of Thessalon. Their three sons .are deceased; 'Ray died in infancy; Glen of Bel- fast died in 1%5 and Floyd of RR 4, Brussels died in 1969. They have 18 grandchildren and 40 randchildren. . Separate School Beard, is being., challenged by William Van °se*, Kintail storekeeper.. Separate School supporters in Ashfield and West Wawa:nosh, as well as Wingham , East Wa'wanosh and Turnberry, will vote on these candidates. -21.-,.-Qpeougtzpamats-iod:-.telative , CONTINUED ON_PAGE 2 Day Cruise-To Caribbean Area turn-From Ten DAVID THOMPSON David Brian Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. "Bud" Thompson of Lucknow, was the recipient of a Bachelor of Arts . Degree, majoring .in history , at, recent ceremonies at the Kitchen- er Memorial Auditorium on Nov- ember 5th. ,He .is a graduate of Waterloo Lutheran University. - avid-is-a-teacher-at-King George Senior Public SchOol at Guelph. 'He is married to the former. Joyce Thorburn of Amber ley. Incident Occurred At Port Albert or. -Tivo Area Girls e For. Saving Boy KINGSBRIDGE NEWS BY .DELORES VAN OSCH On May 28, 1972, sixteen-year- chairman for the program. The old Rita Knoop and her brother, opening number was a group of eleven-year old Tony; iiecided= --ycun-girls=-displaying-their singing talents, accompanied at the piano by Marianne Frayne; followed by a piano solo by Denise Dalton; Sheila Sinnett "danced a Scottish Dance and the Scottish Lilt; a very talented fam- ily , Paul, Shawn and Jennifer Drennan entertained with their guitars and singing two numbers; am electrirltiitar solo was played by Margaret Frayne accompanied vocally by Donna Frayne; a short singsong was ledby Ray Dalton. Mr. and. Mrs. George Kennedy, Highway 86 east, have returned from a ten day Caribbean Cruise' on the Nieu Amsterdam, sailing from Port Everglades, Florida. Ports-crea-11-ded excursions were made' at Aruba in the Dutch• Antilles, La Guaira and Caracus in Venezuela, Fort de France in Iviartinique and St. Thomas in the Virgin Island's. The tour completed with a four day stay at the Pilot House Hotel, in Nassau.