The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-05-28, Page 14-14 Provincial Honours
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Guelph Graduate
BARBARA WILKINS.
Barbara Wilkins graduated from
the University of Guelph with a
Bachelor of Applied Science deg-
ree.
Barbara's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wilkins of Ashfield and
Jim Sheppard of Galt attended
graduation exercises which were
,held in War Memorial Hall at the
University on Wednesday, May 21.
Barbara will be employed at Five
Oaks at Paris for. the summer
months and then plans to work in
field nutrition.
will be split three , ways.
Herb Wilkins of Ashfield was
ehairman of the event and Mrs.
Barry Hackett acted as secretary-
treasurer. Other committee mem-
„hers included Cleason Martin,.
Grant Farrish, Jim Boak, Allan
'Gibson, Walter Arnold; Bill Searle,
Lorne Cook, Tony Johnstone', Brian
'Johnston and Jim Morrison.
The share for the 'Recreation
Committee will go to further
recreation
• in Ashfield. The
KinSmen plan to 'put their 'share
into work atthe local ball park. The
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Cuts Ribbon For
New Quarters
Dr. W. V. Johnston of Lucknow
recently participated in the opening
ceremonies of new quarters for the
.College ” of Family Physicians of
Canada in Toront r. Johnston
cut the ribbon guest of
honour and spok gathering.
Early this year ollege of
Family Physicians o Ca da had
moved into new headquarters at
4000 Leslie Street, Willowdale,
situated directly opposite the
North 'York General Hospital in
North Metropolitan Toronto. Th6
new building provides expanded
facilities for the ongoing work of
the College•administrative staff, as
well as its board and committee
activities. •
A Lucknow general practitioner
for many years;' Dr. Johnston went
to Toronto in 1954 where he
accepted the position of ExecutiVe
Director of the newly established
College of General 'Practice of
Canada. He continued for a 10
year, period until 1.964. A few years
later this name was changed' to 'the
College of Family Physicians of
Canada.
Dr. and Mrs. Johnston are now
living retired in Lucknow.
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LUCKNO SENTINEL
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170 Finish 40 . Mile Cowie.
Bikeathon Is Tremendous Success,
Raise $5700 For Community Work
achievement day at Brookside
School.
Provincial Honours are awarded
for the completion of twelve 4-H
Clubs.
Bonnie is a member of St. Helens
No, '1 Club and Leone is' a member
of Trinity No. 2.
CANADA CORD WINNERS
Two Lucknow girls have rec-
eived the Canada Cord, the highest
award obtainable by a Girl *Guide.
Pictured are on the left, Ettabelle
MacDonald, 14, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack. MacDonald of
Master Of Arts
Degree In French
DAVID RHODY
Divid Rhody graduated from Sir
Wilfred Laurier °University with a
Master of Arts, Degree in French.
Graduation exercises were held
Sunday, May 25th at Kitchener-
Waterloo Auditorium. He received
an honours B.A. in May 1974.
David is the' son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Rhody of Kinloss.
Lucknow and Kathryn McKim,
right, 14-year-old .daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Jatk McKim of Lucknow.
The presentations were made at
the recent mother and daughter
banquet at Lucknow United
Church.
Tom Davidson of Whitechurch
appeared before Lucknow Village
2nd For Expansion
Among 85 Clubs
Lucknow Kinsmen Club placed
second for expansion in the 85 club
district and was edged out by the
St. Catharines CIO which was
presented with the award at the
recent district convention at Lon-
don.
Lucknow had previously won the
expansion award for Zone B but
came up against city competition at
the district level.
Wins New Car
On Weekend
Lynda Hamilton, 20, Kitchener
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.A.
"Bud" Hamilton of Lucknow, was
the winner of a new 75 Dodge Dart
automobile in a draw this past week
end. The draw was sponsored by
Preston Kinsmen.
Lynda was spending the week
end here and was at the cottage
when her mother received the call
telling of her good fortune.
The winner had a' choice of
receiving $3500 cash instead of the
car.,, Lynda will take the money and
pay off the car which she purchased
last year.
Lynda is employed in the office
of Factory - Carpet Outlet . in
Kitchener and officially received
her award on Monday evening.
193 entered the 40 mile Bikea-
thon on Saturday with an amazing
number of 170 completing the full '
40 mile route. •
Approximately $5700 was raised
by pledges and sponsors of the
bikers.
The Bikeathon was jointly spon-'.
sored by. the Ashfield Recreation .
Committee, Lucknow and District
Kinsmen Club and Lucknow and
District Lions Club. The proceeds
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Elected Lions
District
Governor
• Grant Chisholm of Lucknow
District Lions Club. was elected
District Governor at the Lions
convention in Hamilton this week.
Word .was received here Tuesday
noon of his success and complete
details are not available at press
time.. •
Grant has been serving as
Deputy District Governor of region
.3. He is a past 'president of
Lucknow and District Lions Club.
A AAAAAAAAAA
Council at their May meeting
seeking permission to proceed with
the subdividing of lots and . the
erection of several new houses in
the village.
Mr. Davidson owns the former
sawmill property at the west end of
town and his proposal to council
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Bonnie Humphrey, 18-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Humphrey cif 'West Wawanosh,
pictured on the left, and Leone
Cranston right, 18, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs: Jerry Cranston of
Ashfield, received provincial hon-
ours certificates at the recent 4-H
G. O. PHILLIPS TAKES
ADMINISTRATIVE POST
Robert Ritter is
Named Principal
At F. E. Madill
The following are retirements,
transfers and appOintments within
the Huron County Board of
1 ,Education which arc' of intercSt in
this area.
Effective September 1,, 1975,
Robert P. Ritter,. vice-principal at
F. E. Madill, Secondary School
since September 1959. will become
principal of F. E.„Madill Secondary
School.
' Miss Margaret (Peggy) Gordon,
R. R. 2 Lucknow, who has been
Executive Assistant to the Director
of Education since 1969, is retiring
this Fall. • Gordon 0. Phillips,
presently principal of F. E. Madill
Secondary School, will become
Executive Assistant to the Director
and Administrative Assistant to the
Superintendents.
Mrs. Margaret Maccharles,
principal of North Ashfield Public
School and Mrs. Marion Mowbray,
teacher at North Ashfield, are both
retiring this year.
A poll will be taken of parents of
senior elementary students of all
the feeder schools to F. E. Madill
Secondary StrhoolAnd the first
three grades at F. E. Madill •
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Proposes Twelve Lots And Houses
For Old Saw Mill Property