The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-09-26, Page 1in tario Scholars At F.E. Madill
Five. Are Residents QUThis Area
ke,
iuple Mark 50th Anniversary At
ipley, Farmed In Huron Many Tears
ird Mts. John Blue' obsery - !60th Wedding anniversary
tday, September 22.
[louse" Was held at the
eglott Hall, both after-
d evening, when over 300
Ind neighbours called to
their best wishes. The
tastefully decorated with
tier wedding cake , can,
cut flowers, Congratu
were received from Gover-
eralMiehener, Prime Min-
*au, Premier Davis , Ross
'M,P, for Bruce, Murray
Gaunt M.P.P. for Huron Bruce.
Mrs,. Blue wds the. former Nellie
Bell, daughter of the, late Mr.
and Mrs. RObert.Bell. The couple
were married at the home of the
bride on Lake Shore Itange, Huron
Township. The Ceremony was per
formed by Reverend Dixon of St.
Luke's ANlican Church. Their
only attendant at the wedding Was
Mrs. Blue's sister Margaret, Mrs.
V. A. Mowbray of Lucknow, as
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WILLIAM RANDALL •
VANDER KLIPPE . van STEMPVOORT
NANCY
DAVID
ADAMS FRANK.
Lucknow Couple MarktOthiNedding
Anniversary, Active For Many Years
In Church and Community/Activities
1NARD A. LEONARD
TENBURG MILTENBURG
it students from the F. E.
iSecondary.School in Wing-
ave been designated as Ont-
tolars for 1973 and will re-
a provincial scroll and an
of $100 each.
of tIe eight are from the
el coverage area. To opal-
an Ontario Scholar, a stud-
ust.have an average of 80%
re.
)student among the eight
ernard A. Miltenburg with ,
average followed close -
his twin brother Leonard,
oyi are the sons of Mr.• and
lobs Mi'ltenburg of R. R. 7
irny. Bernard is studying
1.5cience at King's College,
a
;'m and Leonard is studying
nical Engineering at Toron-.
0' students , their parents
ie,r,order;pf merit are:,
EtKieffer, R. R. 2 Tees-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Mich-
iqfer; studying in. Co -oper -
kineering program , Wat -
idall van Stempvqort , 'Luck-
'son of Rev. and Mrs. John
ieinpvoort, studying Hisiory
and Languages, Calvin College,
Michigan.
David -Frank, Wingharn, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Frank, study-
ing in Co-operative Engineering '
program, Waterloo.
Williani Vander Klippe, R. R.
5 Lucknow, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerrit Vander Klippe, studying
Agricultural Science , Guelph.
Mains , R. R. 5 Brussels;
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Adams, studying •in .the Registered
Nurses program, Victoria Hospital,
London. . •
Anita Hogan, R. R. 7 Lucknow ;
daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. John
HoWard, studying Agricultural
Science ,. Guelph.
PAUL
KIEFFER
ANITA
HOGAN
A public meeting will be held
in the Lucknow Town Hall' on Mon•
day of next,week, October 1, to
discuss the poW.bility of forming
a Kinsmen Club for Lucknow and
District.
Formation of a .new club in this
Community is .a club project of
the Wingham Kinsmen and club
president Garry Robinson, along
with members of his club, have
discussed the proposal with many .
of the Young men of the common-
ity 7
Next week's meeting will prov-
ide the details to those'interested,
and depending on the local re-
sponse., a club may, be formed
here.
speakers at next week's •meet-
ing'Will •be Bill Stowe of Dunn-
ville, District 1 Co-ordinatOr and
External EXpansion Chairman,,
along with Ross Wilkie of Harris-
ton, Deputy Governor,.Zone B,
District. 1.
,Ladies and all interested citi-
zens of Lucknow and District are
welcome at_the Meeting to hear
all details pertaining to the work.
of 'Kinsmen and Kinette. Clubs.
Men between the ages of 21 and
40,may become Kinsmen members.
Kinsmen Club
May Form Hoe
Linda Boak Is
Killed In Weekend
Motor Accident
Sixteen-year-old Linda Eliza-
beth Boak of Meaford, formerly of
Goderich and LucknoW, was killed
on Friday night in a motor accid
ent at Eugenia. Linda• is the
daughter of Mrs. Benjamin Wil-
cox of Meaford, the former Doris .
(McCreight) Boak of .Ashfield and
Lucknow.
Linda was a passenger in a car
driven .by Brian Sheppard, 22,
with two other passengers Dianna
Jansen, 15 and Debbie Clawsie,
16, all of MeafOrd.
Also killed in the crash was•
Miss Jansen. Injured, and taken
to Markdale Hospital, were Miss ,
Clawsie and Brian Shepherd.
The acCident happened4,when the
car failed to negotiate a turn at
Eugenia. Miss Jansen was pro-
nounced dead at the scene and
Linda Boak was dead on arrival at
Markciale HoSpital.
She is survived by her parents,
Benjamin and. Doris Wilcox; a sis-
ter Sandra., (Mrs. Richard Sower-
by), Goderich;• brothers Bill,
Robbie and Brent , all of Gdderich
and Perry. of Meaford; grandmoth-
ers, Mrs. James (Rae) Boak 'of
Exeter; Mrs. Frank (Agnes) Mc-
Creight of Kincardine and Mrs.
Robert (Camellia) Wilcox of Owen_
Sound.
The body rested at the Stiles
Funeral Home in Goderich until
Tuesday when burial was made at
Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow,
Small Tidal Wave
Hits Point Clark
Lighthouse Area
Cettagers on many parts of the
Great Lakes have been battered
and rebattered with high water,
levels, this year.:
One such location is the Point
Clark Lighthouse area whe e. high
water levels, coupled w th severe
lake storms this ye'ar, Faye made
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Joynt
of Lucknow observed their 60th
wedding anniversary on' Monday ,
September 10th..
Mr. Joynt is the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joynt and was
born at St. Helens in West Wawa-
nosh Township, where he formerly
was 'engaged in farming and apple
growing 'operations.
Mrs. Joynt is the former Edith
Freeman, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman.
She was born at Peterborough but
lived in the Seafortb arid Ethel
district prior to Corning to Luck-
now with her parents in 1909 when
her father accepted the position
of miller at. the Treleaven Flour
Mill.
Mr. and. Mrs..JOynt were mar-
ried in. LUcknow on September
10th, 1913 by the late Rev. George
McKinley, minister of LucknoW
Methodist Church., '
Mr. and Mrs. Joynt have given
, valued and faithful service to•
A couple of interesting letters
arrived at R. R. I Kincardine on
Tuesday , September 18th.
They were addressed to Mr. and
Mrs. Alex MacNay and to Miss
Sharon MacNay and were from "
Bob and. Mary MacNay who mail-
ed them while on a holiday in,
Grenada , West Indies.
Bob and Mary operate the store
at Ambetley and Bob's parents
Alex and. Margaret and Bob and
Mary's daughter Sharon were prob-
ably looking after' the store while
the' bosses had a holiday in the
The natural thing would be a
couple of letters written back
home to let them know how the
holiday•was going.
Nothing unusual about this ,,you
say? •
Well, the letters were written
on December 6, 1970 and arrived,
in Amberley on September 18;
1973, two years and nine months
later.
It is, interesting to note that both
letters arrived the same day which
probably indicates that someone,
somewhere found the lost letters
in the same place and at the ,same
time. •
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:their church and community. •
They have played important parts
'in various
Outstanding among these is.
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Murvin Solomon
Fractures Hip
Roller Skating
Murvin Solomon, proprietor of
Solomon's Greenhouse in, Lucknow,
is 'a patient in University' Hospital
in London after fracturing his hip
in a fall at 'the Lucknow arena '
while roller skating on Sunday
night., •
Mury was taken by ambulance
to LondOn. As a Lucknow coun-
Cillor , and chairman of the Luck-
now arena committee, he often
assisted at the arena.
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