The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-05-30, Page 1A. Year In Advance — $Z•O0 Extra To U.S.A.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1973
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Ioo Lutheran
Borh� aCo.rr.eron GiraduteSAs Dr. Of
Veterinaty Medicine Wins Silver Medal
'ANfl A1d1LTON ... ...
'Hamilton, daughter of
Mts. Raymond Hamilton,
n'2'Hnron Township,
d on May 20th from a
ohours History course. ' •
Waterloo, Lutheran tJni
actuation etercises were .
itchener Memorial
lin.
1etown Grad
BARBARA E. CAMERON
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Barbara E. Cameron, Doctor
of Veterinary Medicine, daughter
of Mrs. Kenneth Cameron of
Luc kixow and the• late Mr. Cam- '
eron, graduated with, honours from
the Ontario Veterinary College,
University. of Guelph, on May 25,
1973.
Dr. Cameron. was presented.
...with the silver medal proficiency'.
award for academic standing by
Dr. F. Horny on behalf of`the•
Ontario Veterinary College Alum-
ni Association.. .
She also received the Tuco
award' for proficiency in Veterin-
ary Clinical Large Animal Med-
; icine,.
Dr. Cameron is associated with
Dr. S. G. Leedhazn: and Dr. A.
E. Strong :at the Wingham
Veterinary Clinic.
Attending Convocation at War
Memorial Hall, University of
Guelph were Barbara's mother,
Mrs. Kenneth Cameron, her
grandmother, Mrs. James Ritchie
and her aunt Mrs. Nelson Bushell.
Following the convocation,
tea was served at,Creelm'an
Hall.
A dinner and dance and pres-
entation of awards took placer at
Waterloo Motor Inn at 7 p.m. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, Ham-
ilton and • Mr. and Mrs. Fraser
MacKinnon, Lucknow. along with
Mrs. Cameron, tylrs. Ritchie and
Mrs. Bushell, attended" this'
event.
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Two Lucknow Girls Receive . Canada
Cord, Highest Award In Guiding -
Pictured: following the Girl'
Guide and Brownie Mother and
Daughter Banquet last Thursday
evening are: left to right, Kathy
Treleaven, 15 -year-old daughter
o#' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Treleaven •
•of Lucknow; Mrs..A.E. McKim
of Lucknow; Sandra Finlay, 15 -
year -old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert. Finlay of L• ucknow.
Mrs. McKim, who began the
Lucknow Girl Guide Company
50 years ago, presented Kathy
and Sandra with, the Canada Cord
the highest award in Guiding.
The Ripley community will
have a Medical Centre and
already. one doctor .has shown
'interest in locating in the Huron.
Hub. A further meeting of the •
Medical Centre committee of the
Community 'Development group
in Ripley and Huron. Township as
well as other interested groups
and ..individuals, w as held on
If
late
Monday night .at Knox Presbyter-
. ran: Church in Ripley,Adecision was reached to:
proceed with:plans for the estab-
• lishing of a medical centre to
serve Ripley and .Huron Township',
as well as portions of adjacent
communitieswhich consider
Ripley -Huron .as their area.
TwoHotyrood�rathers Graduate .:
froinThe Universit�y Guelph
WON de BOER
le Boer, son of Mr..
?eter de Boer, Kinloss
graduated .May 18
Its in Agricultural
and Management
idgetown College of
tl Technolo
gY.. .
he recipient of the J.
Memorial. Award .and
iY
proficent in Horti -
i.Biology.
it taken a pOsition as
at the college.
DOUGLAS EADIE
Two Holyrood brothers, Douglas;
andDavidEadie, sons ofjMr.
and Mrs. Lorne Eadie, graduated
on Friday, May 25th at UniversitofGuelph.
Both received the degree of
Bachelor of Science in
Agriculture. .
Attending the graduaton cere-
mony were Mr. and Ms. Lorne
DAVID EADIE
Eadie and family, Mrs. Wm.
Edie of Winghm, Mrs. Melvin
Reed and Girvin Reed. of Dungannon..•Douglas is now employed withthe United Co-operatives working
out of Elmwood.David is with Ralston'Purina
and will work inthe Londn-Clinton area .
tdit al
Actiou
Reg Moore of Ripley.is
chairman of the medicalcentre
committee and Cameron
McAuley is vice chairman. Mrs.
John C. MacDonald is secretary
and. Stuart Needham is the.
treasurer. Other committee
members are John C. MacDonald
`Robert Scott , Jack and Linda
Campbell ,'• Rev. Kenneth/Rooney
and John Gamble.” •
The committee will proceed'
with the planning, land site • •
arrangements and financing plans
for the centre.
The Ontario Department, of •
Health, under Dr.' W.J. Cope-
man,.:have a series of floor
plans and designs available for..
medical .centre buildings and
Dr. Copernanwill be.•consulted,
in this regard. The committee
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Public Meeting
Wili Discuss New
:Recreation Project
Ripley -Huron Community .
Centre board presently working
towards plans for a new commune
ity centre -arena complex' to
'serve the Ripley and Huron
Township area, as wellas other
portions of adjacent municipal-
ities, has called a ,public meet-
ing for this Saturday night,
June 2 at 8:15 p.m., at the
Ripley District High School
Auditorium.
Robert 'Emerson, chairman of
the board, has stated that .the
publicwill be advised of the
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Graduation Time .
It's Graduation time and the
Sentinel welcomes pictures and:
•stories of all graduates and grad- '
"uations in .the area or any others
which will be of interest to Sent-
inel readers." •
All pictures used may be return
'ed to the owner if requested.
Graduates In
Honours History
NANCY BUSHELL.
Nancy. Bushell; daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bushell of
.Kinloss, graduated from Waterloo
Lutheran University on May 20th.
.with a Bachelor of Arts degree
.in Honours 'History.
Nancy plans on entering Univ-
ersity in the fall where she will
commence work on her Master's
Degree.
Attending the graduation cere-
monies were Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Bushelland Carol, Mr. and.
Mrs. Clare. Bushell, Donnie and
Joanne, all of Kinloss; Mrs. Thel-
ma Johnston and Brenda of 'Tees-
water; Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hunter.
of Zion; Miss Wanda Hunter of St.
Catharines and Miss Lee Wilson '
of Waterloo.
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