HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-01-07, Page 22Poo all---Lackamrie "Seatltel! .Wed tsdy, " �, 1981
On member S, :19B), .Bill.
and Noma Campbell- cele-
brated
eie
b rated their SOth , wedding
anniversary: ahead of the,
actual date, ,December13.
An Open House was held.
at . the tucknow Comptes.
where many relatives and ..
friends attended to convey,
their best' wishes. Musk was
supplied by 8oyd's Orches-
tra and old tune waltzes were
played on the violin by Bert
MacDonald of Goderieh,
from whom Bill and Noma
had purchased their farm on
highway 86z
We would like to mention
the following incident coni
cerning Gordon Fisher, now
retired barber, who when
hearing of this occasion,
mentioned having cut the
.t the end of this month
Edna Cook will say
goodbye to the Owen Sound
General and Marine Hospital
where she's been supervisor
of obstetrics for 37 years.
That's when she'll ' refire
from the hospital Where she'.
received her nurses' train=
iag. She's been on staff for
38 years.
At a wine and cheese..
reception this : week John:
1-irby, chairman of the'board . .
of trustees of the hospital,
paid; tribute to the many long
years of loyal service given
by Miss Cook. :
He noted that she began
her nursing career when
salaries were $85`.monthly far
a 12 -hour "fork day. More
ANNUAL
than 20,000 babies were
delivered during Miss Cook's
tenure and, on more than one
occasion, a baby was deliver-
ed'' before the arrival of the
doctor. 1'
Mr. Kirby.said that More
than . 600 nursing students
had trained in obstetrics
under Miss Cook's guidance.
She took her post -graduate
training in obstetrics in Mon-
treal. Dr.` R. J Daisley. spoke
on behalf of the Medical staff
and presented Miss Cook
with a gift.
The reception was for the
supervisory staff of the Gen-
eral and .Marine Hospital.:
Among the gues A.IFfete Di
George Taylor,. lho joined.
the hospital :staff in 1936, and
grroont's hair the day of his
wedding and asked .that he
might do : a. ticomplimenttary
cut SO years later.
Bill . and Noma were mar-
ried at Pine River manse by
the Rev. D. Campbell,
spending their honeymoon in
Detroit. Noma .is the 'daugh-
ter of the late Maggie "Was"
ton) and Roberrt. Shiells of
Amberley and Bill is the son
of . Mrs.. Mabel Campbell;
now of Princes Court, Kin-
cardine . and the late Albert
Campbell, ' nedy of <Luck -
now.
They have, 'three' daugh-
Asers, Joyce (Mrs. Robert
Courtney) of R. 11 1 Ripley,
Joan (Mrs. Ellwood Irwin) of
Guelph and Janet (Mrs. Bill
'Wks. Taylor,.. and Dr. C. Y.
Hauch; who mime to Owen
Sound as chief of surgery
from New York in 1938, and
:Mrs. Hauch,. as well as other
retired staff members.
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Included: in the .gam pres-
ented to Miss Cook was the
figurine., Babe in arms
Miss Cook is a sister of
Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie,
Lucknow. ;
Winners during the month
of December in the. Lucknow
and District Kinsmen: Club
hockey pool were as follows
December 6 with a time of 36
seconds, Paul l Redpath, Ow-
en Sound and Lorne Forster,
Lucknow; December 13 (02
seconds); Ross and Bob
Moffatt Culross, and Jack
Strickland, Lucknow; Decem-
ber 20. (08 seconds), John
Sutton, Teeswater and Dave
Newbold, Lucknow; Decem-
ber 27 (49 seconds), John,
MacKenzie, Lucknow and
Mary Jerome, Lucknow.,
There are two winners
each week as two complete.
pools were sold. Profits from
ticket sales went towards, the
new shelving and cabinets
the dub put into the Lucknow
Library.
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TheY have 14 grandchildren
and' four great grandchild;-!
ren. - Noma has one sister,
Mrs. George McDonald. of
Ripley and Bill has a bar,
Reg of Downsview, a tl' 'a
brother Lyall deceased.
During the (nurse . of the
evening their three isugh .
ters asked their , parents , to`
come to the front of' the hall
where Joan spm kind words .
about t err parents on behalf
of the family and accompan-
ied by Janet and Joyce sang
o nr a favourite songs which •
where enjoyed by all.
,Bill' :and Noma farmed for
.33.. years near ' Amberley
before moving to Kincardine
where Bill worked for Cottrill
Fuels and Noma for 18 years
at the Kincardine Creamery
before "commencing work at
Baker and Irwin from where
they retired to Lucknow.
A family dinner had, also
'been held on Sunday, Nov-
ember 30 at •the Embassy
Restaurant in Kincardine.
The grateful couple will
have many ;memories of a.
wonderful time with friends.
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