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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-08-01, Page 66--Eseasee 11andset, lirsdaeadny, Await 1,, I-WM "The Sentry Taws!' Onte Hursts-Birace Boundary SENTI NE GNICABie vrap.hirolliesi f373, Pa hashed Wednesday Eal.Winetta and Ectimrial Mee Telephone S2S-240:22 Mdresa P. Ban 40& Enefonow NOG MO Second ziass tria4 EaMet1 stuanber -01t4' CAIC SHARON J. arEr2 - Fditore ANTITiONT N. IGE.D. 4STONE - Advertising and. _ General 3ixtanager- LrriDiCt.STOIN - Qct Ifanager ELIMITT - Typesetter - A±Cora-position Supsczprion. rate, S t per year at. advance • - Senior Clitzens Sq: per zea in. advance L Foreuni. fr2l 50 ger year in advance 5.r. .S A. Foreign St.4: 50' per year in advanr,- a :241 Cramp' A resiv:Iticrt Entri-village •council is reg-ettabie Personal, and hostiles:1 reasons have persued him m. •slICYM ET±S: family to Waighant and he fli linia_er be eligible mi. ser,te! as zonate:tilertilLactrow dotte pod „el: during his length of terniicouacil. E et other 7x...1mi:dicta and the reeve :in their roes.. •Sin has a mind „if hisiwn nut reniseS go along VAltita cravid unless he agrees. :unies he puntei nu zo the. ranufittxtm i. a decision that tiad hen ow=iitoired. Kt was at that -Li go down recOrd. as heing -ne nity :in:um:111er vote against a notion :It -11 :abstain from' voting • . , While son -ie ..t :nay have appeared sr-ai :taiga ag. rareiy. did wouz good reason. His able...mons and zrininams were constructive. it %ARM e aareed with a cesolutum. Ina derma= Was made •with the same carefin zonsuleration. Bill. will he inissed on Council. Council • would do .we1 m aupoinr a replacement • who:.iijCflpringe to OhLy: rhe role of antagonist, Best ' wishes MIL f..14UY. you again he able cre a :,..nntniunity m have Eacktrow.. Simuict yin'. decide in .ere nublielly :again, 'yourexpe.:r1 ESTM '111 '.•Lacitnow be :an excellent thoniza die conimanity inie.# ant aiwa.vs snow *heir aparestattoir to -hear riti . v414: has henit.fireTit ertini yrinr Former Kinkss student BY SkillIT NICHOLSON ClaAnce Fraser •vitt° got all his schooling what is noW the :Kairshea • Hail an. the sixth concession of Kinks& is nova in a -Masonic Hot -.iia Uto City Caffornia_ Clarence was dekrined to receii the •Sentmei account rit the big affair at the Grev :OE last Jaly. D aoLend and • SpenCe had favourite ile:vi7ilers. Des= 4a:d aLso br-rt Samday Sclactsiteact-.,er ar the Grey Cix cWren tee far frail the•—big- th=clire... CLarerces farbr was Met Fraser one • of the I Ntitildren raised7 Mr.. a•nd Mrs. ePb Fraser on tot 11. concession 6. Kinlissa. His =6#.47, was "Arm Nfar.Leod ftoris the same cociamulia;,./.. Re. Warm= MacLeed was- an uncle,• • Clarence lost his =ikon' when ite was- fr= and• ' wem live whit • the Frasei vanciparestS. They. rt what risust,have been the. faegest brick house 'az the tairwasfrip at that tinw. Clarerxe rertem- bers that 36 were able to sie..p there at the time of the golden wedding. By the time a bciy reached 14 he had as giod an education as his f.ader or grand- father, Aidiough Mildred Spence, a dalughter a a LawthilieW doctor. was anxious that rail a bright boy- shOuld get to high: school., grandfather thought it was wise for Clarence to try farm work- Some of the neigithcons would have work on special occaski i ;the pay 75 cents a day •with dinner and supper before waiking home. A job at S1S a arionth resulted in a visit.= the family doctor whosequired a long rest• because of heart ,:: rsage by work n$ suited • kr' Clarence we to Saskatchewan 'like so many and 1 It track of WM. • In 1946, 1 was ors a speaking tour in Cartfofnia. aaleziee turned up at a wetting in San Francis= and insisted I spend the night with them and meet his wife. Rose-. HOw lucky 1 it,'Demil. Clarence had been. We have trept tsince i971 my wife and 1 were to spend a day in San Francisco. We wrote inv*in• g CLsrence and Rose to have a. meat with as an our boat. They said they wauld meet our boat. is Clarence w1S, almost tafixid, be -was not drig buz good friends offered to rake the daty ifficw arcerd; as Marian had not been there befiaLe. While we ,wetre 9itaidiag, rezite the •boat. M. and Mrs. Tom Eastabrook managed to board and xcierd its if we were the Nichalsons:.: We vere delighted to have such g wektme. Torn was at my are veteran of World liVars1 and 2 -sal the Korean W. Virginia was a teacher and die aril' Per for the day. There • vitas plenty of room for three• couples, We were anxious to. see the different homes Clarenim and Rose had since they Were married in 1929 and Oxe two fine tharthes burlt in the places wite4e their bad lived. • ft *ZS agreed that &tartan and I would hoz the noon meal and Clarence and Rose dinner. We were joined bY Ed and Helen Miitate= at the EtaSer home. They Mo were special friends of the Fes.\ Ed was anxious to meet me, as he had been born in the manse of Rev. „John Nicholson when he wis the Presbyterian Church minister in Paris, Ontario. John ,too came front our South Kinross Church, This made one Of the best da$ Mariar' a and 1 have had in. our travels. Clarence and Rose bid a serious aCciderat last September, baa are hair:hag excellent cart at the Masonic Rome, 344 Mon BOolevard., Union Criy, California, 94587. • 1 Yu the "Edam' er to the editor Thank yew verymalgit theez4,4reilservige with the Aztw Sentiireit, We ate- ceixte the news from Ito= teggiartly evert) with. the dia-` inikies.•it =ill dellive.ry. Once Vife get 6,4 paper is is not long Wale; t2-4 pages we fre= front ta4 bad. The clintographyhas infr pored great( over the last few years. h is good to see the kcal rein from the com- munities and from the school • reports, These tves artle- its are galls enflegitraing to read, Thank you mot agirt, Jan.Bovv1aad, Lasalle, Quebox.. • • • • • •• • w • • .. Sanaa Taunter Vies hen lia,....1 at the flab pead.it lite Ripley Craft Sale on Saturday., While her' .sfiewzrEfaillo fraits.„.and oaashous,..leniale.Tratiter, back, and Melanie watch to see what 'bpi, sseprrose 4.'!VitAir wS hiie. Scala= and Both ire from East tairming, Michigan and . they, were . rfsiths, taerr =minks 'in Xhateardine when they went to the Craft Show it tbeftiPleY-HurOe , , . . . ,..• : jSentinal StaiffhOtol, . , • THE CHATEAUGARDENS STORY PART IV , . The people in our special community The exPedences and memories of the years hove given the residents of Chateau Gardens a very beautiful and special wisdom and per- sonality. Throughout their lives they have had the opportunities to grow, learn and enjoy the world about them. Rich in these years. they are beginning what can, and indeed should be; life's most rewording years, as a resident of C.hatecru Gardens they set their own pace and , create their own lifestyle. Here it becomes possible to continue your career or start a new One, pursue that elusive hobby youlde always desired, read, write, paint or travel to your hearts content using Chateau Gardens as a "home port". Loneliness coin be foraotton here, especially for one all alone, for there t alirrays someone to visit, share the fun of shopling withhove your comity or friends for a lovely Chateau Room dinner or, an overnight visit or even former! (we maintain suites for visitors!). If at any time you wish privacy simply close your unit door, ofterell it is your home. • So in dosing this last episode of our story may. we simply restate our sincere desire to provide the ultimate community for senior years. from the services, facilities and our "Care for Life Progratrimsand all the other extras we are so proud of. So good-bye for noVt.-please get to tooth with us, or better yet come and se* us at any time._ row THE SENIOR YEARS CHATEAU GARDENS (Honsitetr) 364-4,32114101tv 111T- leth Street • 34-41134 wilek-elvis HANOVER, ONTARIO .id ' PUN • ••w •