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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-06-20, Page 1L N Advanta rk- une iron• krts rs s. wn. cep- ts ere Ind !.00. Extra To U.S.A. Silverwoods Move LocaIunager To London POsitiofl Harry Edenborough', manager of Silverwood Dairies Ltd. in Lucknow, has been transferred to the London office and will take up his new duties there in the very near future. Co ding to Lucknow from the Elmira plant last October lst,, he replaced William Wharry as the manager here. Mr; and Mr. -Edenborough have grown to like the . Lucknow. community very much: arid the°move is not one that • is,anticipated by them. Speaking with The Sentinel, Harry said that they have been very warmly received in this community and, aspiredicted by friends before coming. here, have found Lucknow a fine place to live. Theywill retain their home in Lucknow • with the thought that when retirement comes in a few years,• they might wish to return here to live.: There will be no replacement for Harry at the local. Silverwoods plant. He will be working in a , 'CONTINUED ON PAGE 24 Graduates In LondonCeremon At v Td -. :n ar 311 REID LIDDLE Reid Liddle graduated June 5th from University. of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in nomics. . e is now employed at Conklin Lumber in Kitchener. . ' Attending a supper in his hon- our at Goderich Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Lorne. Reid, Kincardine; Mrs. Florence Liddle, Ripley; Mrs.. Jennie Robb, Luck - now; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lid - dle, Mr. and: Mrs. J. S. Robb, 011ie and Dale and Jean Scott of Ripley • Sentinel Holidciys The Lucknow Sentinel•will be on vacation in midJuly. There will be no issues of The Sentinel published on July 11 or 18. Those in need of advertising during this' period should consider these dates. - There will be two. more issues of the paper before holiday time. E WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1973 Copy 1sa 34' Paps Large Congregations At 125th Church Anniversar' BY LILLIAN SIMPSON The Ashfield Presbyterian Church celebrated 125 years of service' with special services on Sunday, June 17. We date the Ashfield church from 1848 when the Presbytery of London recognized_it as a mis- sion station.' This was a number CONTINUED -ON PAGE 22 '4.-H Honours To .Two St: Helens Area Residents . Mrs. Gordon MacPherson, St. Helens; was presented with a 20 -year ladership aw ard•.andf •Mis. parol Martin, ;also of St. Helens,' received an award for advanced honors at the Area Achievement Day for 4-H homemaking clubs held at F. E. Madill Secondary School. Advanced honohrs. ,rep- . resents. the completion of 18 4-}1 clubs. • Advance -Times Photo 22 Stud�nts From B.C. Are Guests At Kingsbridge Twenty-two students from Grade. 7 and 8 in Mapleridge , Brit- ish Columbia are this week paying an exchange visit to St. Joseph's Separate School at Kingsbridge.. The group landed,.at London CONTINUED ON PAGE 24 Western Grad • FAY HOGAN Fay Hogan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.. Con Hogan of R. R. 3 Lucknow, graduated June 7 from University of Western Ontario • with a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in 'Horne Economics. Recreation 73 Set For Summer Lucknow Recreation .Commit tee has' completed the setting up. of a summer recreation program for the community headed "Rec- reation Rec-reation 73". The program will include a • playground for children conducted while,swimining lessons are in progress, boys and girls house- leaguesoftball and roller. skating 'at the arena. The skating and ball will com- mence June 27th and the other • activities on July 3rd. Doug Campbell has been en- gaged to look after the roller skating program and he will be. assisted by Donna Greer, Gail Jamieson and Janet Ritchie. The girls will be in charge of the play ground. There were 12 applica- tions for the.positions. Rev. John king Named Pine River,. Kincardine Rect�r The Right Reverend Carman J. Queen, Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Huron has 'announced that he has appointed a Rector for the Church of the Messiah, Kin- cardine, and St. Luke's, Pine Riv • er. The Reverend John Robert King, DipTh., will move into the Kincardine Rectory on September 1st. He succeeds the Reverend William D. Townson, who moved CONTINUED ON PAGE 21 Receives Degree ANNIE VAN DIEPENBEEK Annie Van Diepenbeek,. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van DiePenbeek,of Ashfield Township, graduated from the University of Western Ontario'on Thursday, June 7, with a Bachelor. of Arts degree in Honors French. She plans to attend Althouse Teachers College in London in September. . `Brookside Wins . ;Area Field Meef At F. E. Madill Brookside . Public School partic- ipated in an area field day at F. E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham , sponsored by Turnberry Central School. .Brookside cap tined the trophyfor overall points: Brookside 141, Belgrave 125, Turn • berry 102,: Blyth 94, Colborne 62, Brussels 52. Individual trophy winners from Brookside were Kevin Kilpatrick, intermediate boys and Danny Martin', 'junior boys. • Graduates In Honours Geography RICKEY ELLIOTT Rickey Elliott, son of lvlr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott of Amberley, • .graduated from Waterloo Luther- .an University, with his degree in ,Honours. Geography. He plans to further his studis in the Fall at the same\university. • r'7 •