The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-05-31, Page 1SUSAN ANDREW DONALD ANDREW 131
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HUSBAND AND WIFE GRADUATE
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Mr. and•Mrs. Donald Andrew
graduated with degrees of Bachel-
otof Science in Agriculture at
the convocatiortotrire-University-
of Guelph on Friday , May 26.
Both majored in animal science.
The ceremony was held at War
Memorial Hall.
' Donald is the son of Mr. and'
Mrs. Alex Andrew of Lucknow.
Mrs. Andrew is the former Susan
Cleland, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Brock Cleland of Lucknow.
Attendi-ngthe-graduation wer
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Andrew , Dr.
and Mrs. Brock Cleland and
Cheryl Draper of Burlington.
Seventy-two classmates enjoy-
edihe ,week end together at Elgin
House in Muskoka.
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Lloyd is the son of Mr. and Mrs-
Alex Whytock of Teeswater and
Mrs. Whytock, the former Roberta
rielm, 'is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob-Helm-of -Ash field
Both Lloyd and Roberta will be
.actively involved in the restaur-
ant business-.
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Lucknow Engages
Dog Catcher
Lucknow Village Council. has
made arrangements With Dick
Eisler 'of Goderich' to serve the
community as dog catcher.
Several other municipalities
are also negotiating such a ser7
vice. • . .
An-adv-e-rt-isement
indicates that effective pn Wed-
nesday, June 7th, any dogs run-
ning at large will be 'considered
as strays and will be dealt with
mder.the local dog bylaw.
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 310,1972
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Carol Campbell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Canipbell of
Lucknow, is spending the summer
working in Copenhagen , Den- •
mark,.
She has completed her first
year in Fashion Careers at Humb-
er College and through a student
exchange arranged by. the school
.and the' Manpower centres, is
spending the summer 'working at
the Hotel Angleterre in Denmark.
Carol flew from T9ronto on
Ma 19th and ward receitest_by
her parents indicates. that she is
enjoying her work and life in • ,
Denmark.' She has already made
a ferry trip to Sweden.
Her friend Barb Lillow of Blue-
vale is alsO in Denmark and is
employed about ten miles from
Carol.
Spending Summer
In Denmark
The future role of Ripley Dist-
rict High School will be studied by
a special committee of Bruce
County Board of Education.
John L. Bowers, director of ed-
ucation, asked the board to
-appoiria-special-committee
study the school's role in light of
restructure' boundaries with. Hut-
On .County Board of Education,
now being negotiated, and plans
for an addition at Kincardine Dist-
rict High School:.
Ripley is the smallest second-
ary school in Bruce County with
110 'students.
More than 500 Bruce County
students attend secondary school
in Wingham with, the Bruce Board
paying tuitiOn fees for these stu-
dents to Huron Board of Education
The high school boundaries,
established before, the coming of
regional boards of edu6ation;
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Board Studying .
Future Role. Of Lynn Campbell Is
Riple_y_Ifigh School To Student In
Graduating Class
KATHY DOHERTY SAVES
CHILD FROM DROWNING
pulled down again for the second'
.time and his sister was unable to
find him: She called for help to
'other swirritners-on tne •beach. a —
Kathy Doherty, fifteen-year-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs:
Frank Doherty , Port Albert , quick-
ly dived into the water and unex
pectedly landed right on Tony and
brought him to shore in an un-
conscious condition. Tony was
given artificial respiration and
first aid at the scene and has
AMBERLEY NEWS.
Graduation. ceremonies are.
being'.held this week in London
for a class of young people who
ate graduating in the field of Law
Sincerest con.ratulatioris
out to Lynn Campbell, Wha -not.
only. graduates •as the top student .
in his class of one hundred and
eighteen members .„, but ,also is'a •
Gold 'Medal Winner.
To be. the recipient. of such' an
honour , Lynn had. to topliis_olass__
and alsO be an all-round student,'
••rnaking Many.cOntributions to. Ifis
Class and 'the University.
This.f011oWing year Lynn will
be taking post-graduate studies
ita. 'England.. He is the. son .of
and Mrs. Chester Campbell 'of
London and foritierly of thiS. area
and the .Amberley community
says " "Well done". •
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BEV, G. CURRAN
Beverly Gordon Curran , B. K.
son of 'Mr, and Mrs. James H.
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CORINNE M. MacDONALD
A. MUS. MUS.BAC.
Douglas Point.
Corinne graduated from the
University of Western Ontario
Faculty of Music with an Honours
Educa.-,
tion with an Organ Major. She
also has her Associate of Music in
'Piano (Solo Performers.). Corinne
plans to attend Althouse C011ege
of Education in London in Sept-
ember , taking the Elementary
Option.
John Henderson .
Receives Award
Woid was received by John _
Henderson of Lucknow that he has
been chosen by the adjudicator of
the•Grey County Kiwanis Festival
of Music , •to receive a' scholarship
in the amount of $50 to further his
musical education. The scholar-
ship was donated by CKNX 'Radio
and Television' in Wingham.
John received the recognition
for his performance as a pianist
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Bob Greer of '.Lucknow carded,
the low gross.score ,to win the Vic-
toria Day 18-hole men's golf
competition at Wingham Golf
Course, the first of a series, of
tournaments planned for ,the
Wingham Club.
-Bob-is -the-sorrof-Mr4-and
DANIEL FRAYNE
Daniel Frayne „ OR of Mr. and
'Mrs. Eugene Frayne of King-S-.
'bridge., graduated on Friday
May 26 from-the University of .
Guelph.
and received a Bachelor of
Science in. Agriculture , major-
ing in Crop Science.
The convocation was held at
War Memorial Hall.
Danny is presently employed
by The_Ontario Department_oL
Conservation in the Kincardine
Grand Bend area.:
Lloyd Whytocks
Buy Log Cabin
Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whytock
purchased the Log Cabin Restaur-
ant business in Lucknow from
Mrs. George (Frances.) Keil of
Gorrie.'
Mrs. Whytock has been employ
ad at the Log Cabin for the past
year. -
Mr. and Mrs. Whytock and
their four children 'Jim 14, Janet
-137---Donna-lfrand-Darreneill
continue .to reside at their farm
on the 10th of East• Wawanosh,
about three miles south of White-
church.
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KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
Tony Knoop, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Tony Knoof Sr, ,._ who reside
on Highway 21 and who is a grade
five student at St. Joseph's •
School, Kingsbridge, was.a near
drowning victim on'Sunday after-
noon at POrt Albert.
Apparently Tony and one of his
sisters were in swimming and were
pulled down under by a swift
under current. ,Both managed to •
come up, but then Tony was recovered fully:
GOLD MEDAL . WINNER,
GRADUATES IN LAW
Guelph Graduate
--Top Golfer
COMME RCE .GRAD Clarence Greer.
uslifire Is
rea
Point Clark Area
AMBERLEY. NEWS
The Ripley Fire Department,
answered a fire call on Sunday
afternoon to' POint Clark, when a
fire on a rvacant lot threatened to
get out of Control.
Flames were licking up the
sides of the dry trees and with the
underbrush on fire too , great con-
cernw_ as_ea_us_ed for a while.
With many at the lake , local
men were goon on the scene with
shovels,and chain saw and ke,pt
the fire confined until the arrival
of the fire truck.
The lack of rain has made
bat areas a real fire threat, in
the past few days.
• He completes' his-fourth-year
Carol Campbell
'Courtney and Corinne MacDon-
ald, son and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John C. 4.4acDonald of Rip-
le 'were recent University grad-
uatescompleting four year Hon-
our courses.
COurtney graduated from the
University .of Waterloo Faculty of
Science with a Bachelor of
Science degree (Honours Biology).
He is -employed for the summer at