The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-06-02, Page 14•
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.THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO..
WE,Ia IESDAY,rJU IE:
nd, 1!f
C IUD H[A1ING COMFORT
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Kenneth' Cameron, . Lucknow .
Postmaster for the past twenty
''three years; died in Lucknow. pn
Monday, May 17th. He was 58
years*of age. ;
The son of the .late Mr, and
Mrs. R. '1. Cameron?, Kenny was
„horn in. Luckno on"November '.
• 17th, 1912! •
On January 12, 1946 he married
.Mildred Ritchie of this 'commun-
ity who'survives along with one,
daughter Barbara , a .student at the.
Ontario Veterinary College in
Guelph.: He is also survived by a
sister Mrs. Arabell Bushell of.
Stratford Wand a..brother Stewart
Cameron. of Kenmore, .New York..
,Kenny enlisted in the -armed
-for-ces-in' Septemberf-1939-,-•-just---..
after' the outbreak 'ofWorld War
2. He joined the 97th battery in
/Walkerton whichwas part of the
7th' medium field regiment. Af-
ter two years training in Canada,''
.he was .posted to overseas duty and
e'reinaiii'rrg r sem.•
England and'Europe He was db
. -
Charged' in October of 1946 with
the rank.of sergeant=rnajor.
'Ken was seriously ill soon after
the first four years under• medical
Care.; He spent over a year at
•,Westminster Hospital in London
BARGFR - pHTIa.JPS Photo byMaxwell for: treatment :of TB.. of the. spine.
Lucknow United Church was the
setting ofa lovely wedding on .
May 8 at 2.30 p.m. when Rosa- ,
.line May Phillips,, onlydaughter
of Mr. and Mrs..' Russell Phillips
s
of. Belfast and Herbert Stanley
P'
Bager,'son of Mr. and Mrs. Gond-
on Barger Sr. of , Luc know , ex- •
changed ,marriage vows. ' Rev'.
ImbertNicholls officiated ,at the
double ring ceremony.
The organist , Howard ' Blake:,
accompanied soloist M.S. Marylou
Barger as .she sang "The Lord is a
my Shepherd"' and "Oh Perfect
Love",. The church was dec.orat-
' : ed . with a basket of mauve cam-,
an can e
ra .
Given in marriage by her'father.�
the bride looked radiant in asilk
organza and French chantilly lace
gowrrwith'a. Queen Anne.,neckline
and front bodice of lace embroid
ered with seed pearls, long puff
sleeves, a straight skirt with a
full bouffant •; overskirt, flowing
intoea long; full train.- Her-full.m,
length,veil was held in place by
an' embroidered dutch cap. , She .
carrieda bouquet:of mauve
magenta: carnations and stephan-
,.ods entwined with ribbons.
e- groorn' wore. -a tuxecdo with- -b
all of Lucknow•.-'' All•the: groom's
attendants wore 'tuxedos' with:
white dinner jackets and pink
carnation boutonnieres; The •
groom's nephew ,'Master Billy Joe
Barger of . /viildrna�
er. He also wore.a tuxedo and
'white 'dinner jacket.
' -The brides ,mother. Chose .a
bright blue, sparkling silver `
lace over chiffon dress with match.
ing accessories and the groom's'
mother ,Chosee a green :lace Coat,-'
dress ensemble. '.: Bothhmothers
wore corsages of yellow carnations.
Masterof ceremonies was Robert
Markham uncle of _ •
Hamilton..
The bride chose a blue; lace
"hot pant" outfit 'with' white
accessories' and a corsage of ye-
low carnations as her goirrg.away
outfit and the groom chose • a
matching beige pant outfit..'
•The happy 'couple: will 'make
their home : in. Lucknow -where he
. -where/the
groom is 'employed : by Silverwoods
and the bride by County of Bruce
General talos i l ,r . •4
� p .• •
Prior to the wedding ,*the bride
was honoured with several showers
y Mrs -.—Joy Fry of -London; Mks`"'
whitedinner, jacket and a bout
onniere of pink carnation and:,.
spray of fern.
The maid of honour ;Miss Mary
urger, sister of the groom, wore.
a pink.' and White silk chiffon
:gown. Bands of lace around the
. - . eGka1ld�.rrat-vvrcre-cuGt]'``•'- ,.
the dresses., . Large pink straw"hats
enhanced the gowns:. Brides:
Maids: were Mrs. Sharen Collins,
Miss Rosemary Walker of London
'and. Miss Louise MacDonald of
Kitchener.:. They►ere sirilaly
dressed.. Miss Susan Bell of Londy.
on was, flowergirl 'and, her dress;
matched the bridesmaids They
all carried bouquets of Mauve
Magenta tarriatlb n entwined with
ribbon.
Calvin Ritchie of Kitchener,'
friend of the 'groom , was best
" rr►an. Ushers were Fred and Ken
Phillips, brothers of the bride and
'kick, Barger, brother'' 'of the groom,
Ethel McAlpine of London; Mrs.:.
Shaven' Collins and Miss Rosemary
Walker of'London; Mrs'. Stuart.
Pole:of London and: also a joint
shower. at --St Helens giverr-b'
Blake Ladies U. C. W. and St,; Hel
ens U. C: W..'
The bride also entertained.
guests- at a: trousseau tea at- •the
home 'of her mother•orz: May 16
On March 17,:1948, he :was,
appointed :Lucknow, postmaster..
succeeding'HarryLindsay. During.
his period in Westminster. from
April of 1948 until ;October of
1949, Md. Cameron carried 'on•
the postal duties;as' actingpost
master.
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those of'others, are what 'make
this. village a. good place to live...
,A largely: attended Legion Mem
orial Service and Old Light Mason -
're •were: held-a.r th
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel on
Tuesday evening.
•
• Rev..' Robert. Nicholls,' minister
of Lucknow United'•Church, con-
ducted the funeral.servic.e at the `
nera ome.on We'nes•ay,.May
19th at 2 p m..' Burial w,as in
South Kinloss Cemetery. •
Pallbearers:w.ere Dr, 'Brock
Cleland•; Don Johnstone ;',;Jim
Boyle ,.'Sam: Alton; Jim • Hender -
son.and John Kreutzweiser.
' ;Flower bearers were rural mail
couriers Elmo. Pritchard, John
Pritchard,. ' Lloyd <.Hunter , Albert
Readers Write.. ..:
Elmira , Ontario
February 14; 19,71
Lucknow Sentinel,
Dear Tho.mpsons • r '
May I' congratulate• you .on your
issue of February 3', covering the
storm, of previous week in Bruce:
and Huron , 'as ;welhas all of;
ter
had its problems too:
However, the articles. by,, your
editor ,'as well as the correspond-
ents from local cornrnunities,
were' very inforrnative and this
issue will probably become 'a
collector's item...
We. enjoy -all your issu , .be
cause theygive inforation not.
m
only of those I; formerly knew,
butlse-ode
Earl Cranston • •
Ken.always.took.an •in'terest
his, home 'community and ' ov.er the
years served m many offices and
organizations in..support o Luck..
now and 'District_.:
Always a keen sportsman,. he,
played a good deal'of hockey -as a'
young,. man and in. later years.
'coached'many minor hockey •
teams in uc ow. any of the.
young people who played':under;
him spoke of his contribution in :•
former years•.. Ken was also inter.-
ested an-ball:and most sports in
the . community.•
In Lucknow's centennial year.,
he was first principal, of the Royal
Arch Masons. This: was in 1958.
He •lat.erserved as district secret
,ary 'for this organization. In the
early :1960• s he was worshipful
master 'of Old . Light 'Lodge;.•
Kenny, served, the Lucknow •Leg-
ion in, man capacities during•
ye -ale -and was a .;past president, He
served' as' welfare officer in the
Legion ,'for, many, years. •
A' past president -of the Lucknow
HorticulturalS'ociet . h'-
,which shoWs Lucknow is 'still a
community to be proud, of; How,.
.ever ,• your issue of February 3rd
was,,outstanding
Yours truly
Viola Kerry
ways ready And Willing when' this
group needed a handand could
usually be found on hand 'when'any
ntksw ' .
He was a faithful Member of
the 'Lucknow United Church and
served on the official board. At
the time that the new wing and
manse wele__,builtat the church
he was on the building committee,
Kenny was'a director 'of the
Ontario Postmasters .Association
a few years' ago And also.had of
five on the Mice Zone Postrnast
erse Association. ' '
No one' was snore keenly inter"
ested in his home community than
Kenny and his contributions
through the years, along with
ER' SAF
PROGRAM.
WILL BE HELD AT
•
.KINGS KAMP ON SILVER LAKE . FROM
JULY 5 TO JULY, 23
rider--the=•s -nsorshi of --tie- inlo8g_.: -awr sl3,p.
Recreation Committee
• QUALIFIED 'RED ,CROSS 'INSTRUCTORS AND GUARDS
WILL CONDUCT `CLASSES EVERY MORNING. 'MONDAY <TO
'FRIDAY FROM :9 TO 12' 'FOR ,BEGINNERS, JUNIORS, INTER•
IE1:OYES :AND. SEN,IORS' AS 'REQUIRED. •
Boys and Girls from Kinloss: Township and the immediate sur•
rounding rural areas_ot.Huron,__Greenocl,-Culross-and4cine-
dine Townships are invited . to registerEveryone is responsible
�
for their Own transportation: , •
Ali water safety equipment will be available, but for this year
there will be ' no .facilities for changing clothes:'.
Fees; must be paid at'registration, and will be $5 per 'child or'
• 11
REGISTRATION
Will take place at the Stout Hall in aolyrood on
Friday, June 11 between 7 . and 9 .p.m
Further information may be obtained by contacting the Ree-
reation Committee Chairman,
CHAIRMAN
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP RECREAT O N` C
. N� COME