The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-06-26, Page 10PAGE. TEN
Proficiency Awards. At Lucknow Central .Public School
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PROFICIENCY WINNERS at the
Lucknow Central Public School
Grade 8 graduation last Thursday
were: Colin Cameron, a grade 6
student', the John Nicolson mem-
orial scholarship for musical abil-
ity; his sister Barbara. Cameron,
girl's general proficiency in grade
8; Grant Gilchrist, boy's general
proficiencyin grade 8 and class
valedictorian; Patrick Murray,
grade 8 student, the band profic-
iency award.
Colin and Barbara are son and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cameron of Lucknow; Grant is a"
son of Mr. and Mrs: Bob Gilchrist
.of Kinloss and Pat is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ab 'Murray of Luck -
now .
uck-now.
LOOKING BACKWARDS.
THROUGH."THE SENTINEL FILES
WITH MARGARET THOMPSON
10 YEARS AGO
JUNE 1964
A new continuous butter churn
was installed in the Lucknow
plant of Silverwood Dairies. It
was the first of its kind in Canada,
• and only the second in North Am-
erica
m -
erica as of when the representa-
tives from the Lucknow plant had
viewed the other machine in oper-
ation at Wisconsin,
The site of the former Lochalsh
School was transformed into an
off -the -highway picnic area with
several tables and shade for
summer picnickers. The Lochalsh
school section was in the North
Ashfield 'Public School Area and
the red brick school was purchased
by the Department of Highways
and the building demolished and
the site cleared, There were no
bidders for the sturdy building and
the Department had to pay a
wrecker about $650 to have it
Torn down.
Kinloss Township native, Rev.
Hugh MacMillan, was named,Mod-
erator of the Presbyterian Church
in Canada, the highest,honour in
the church. For 38 years, except
when they had to withdraw from.
the Far East due to war develop'-.
ments, they served on the mission-
ary field in Formosa until retiring
in 1963. He was married to the
former Donalda MacIntosh also a
Kinloss native.
30 Years Ago
JUNE 1944
Garnet Farrier of Whitechurch
suffered a heavy\loss when 45 •
colonies of bees were destroyed.
It was believed that the bees were
poisoned by the late spraying of
apple trees while they were in
bloom during the last two weeks
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A reunion of a number of ex -
students and students of Lucknow
High School, as well as many oth-
er interested friends, resulted in
a most pleasant social gathering
in the.I.0.O. F. Hall , when
honour was paid Miss F. E. Mac-
Lean in recognition of her -long
and valued service as a member
of the Lucknow teaching staff.
During the evening she waspres-
ented with a purse of money and a
signature album containing the
names' of upwards to 600 graduates
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and pupils of Lucknow Coni
tion and High School.
A tidal wave, estimated
feet high , rolled in along L
Huron's shores about 9,30 a,
June 18th causing minor da
at some points and dislodg'
good many boats at resort
The opposite extreme fi
with observers claiming that
water then receded as much
200 yards from tile usual wa
line. At Point Clark the wa
rolled up the beach about
at some points and left a li
debris that plainly marked
high watermark:
5.0 YEARS A
JUNE 1924
The community was gtea
saddened when David Grant
student taking high school
in Lucknow was drowned'
swimming hole near Ander
Flax Mill - the old woollen
Immediately after schoolh
number of the continuation
boys had gone bathing. Da
non swimmer kept to the
part and his disappearance
water was not immediately
ed . Ile was in his 15th }feat
son of and Mrs, R. A,
of the 12th concession of A
Township.
As a result of.a persistent
tion by the Truce Beach con
the Department ofLandsan'
Forest reduced the an alt
cottage sites from $20,00p
ft, frontage to $12,00,
Died In Haililit
John Victor Whitley of
ton 'passed away in H
amilt
era 1 Hospital on. Wednesday,
19th. Ile was 88.
Tie funeral scrticewasb
McKenzie Memorial Chap
Lucknow on Saturday,
Joe
Interment w
e
Cemetery.