The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-06-04, Page 38,
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PASO TWENTY
THAT
15 tickets sold in tbe Olympic
Lottery'by The Lucknow Sentinel
were $100 winners.'. The Sentinel
knows only the numbers sold, not
the identity of the winners, until
they make it known, themselves.
Ira Wall of R. 3 Wingham, Judi
Elder of Kincardine and Ewan
MacLean of Lochalsh were three of
the fifteen.
THAT
Grant • and Wilma •(Watson)
Chisholm of Lucknoyy 'marked their
25th wedding anniversary on June
3rd. A family dinner was held on
Sunday at the Bruce Inn, Kincard-
ine.
THAT
Mr. and Mrs:. Eldon Bradley of
Lucknow were among the $100
winners in the Olympic Lottery
draw last Sunday evening.
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OPEN FRIDAYS TIL. 9:00 P.M.
THAT
Sunday, June' 8th was marked as
the 50th anniversary of the United
Church of Canada by congregations
across the country. In Litcknow the
special service was followed by 'a
luncheon with an anniversary cake
which was cut by Mrs: Ernest
Ackert and Miss s Ada ,WbSter,
'both f L of OW.
ST. HELENS
Mrs. Fred MCQuillin was a week
end visitor with Mr. and Mrs:
Gordon Moffat and family at
Oakville.
Little Nancy Aitchison 'of near
Kincardine is spending a while
with her grandparenis, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Aitchison.
(Sympathy of the community goes
out to the Cameron family in the
death of John Cameron 'on. Sunday.
Gordon Lyons is a patient at
Wingham and District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington
and family were guests at the
Wilhelm-Stroeder wedding in
Walkerton on Friday evening. The
bride is a niece of Mrs. Errington.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan. Cranston
spent two weeks at Arcola-,
Saskatchewan with relatives.
NIGHTMARE
The problem that baffles the
authorities is how to dig 'the
country out of the hole without
making the hole any bigger.
John Alexander Cairneron, a
lifetime resident of West Wawa-
nosh TOwnShip, passed away On
Sunday, June 8th in Winghatn and
District Hospital following a leng-.
thy illness. He was 81.'
He was born on May 31st, 1894,
in WeSt Wawanosh, a son of
William Cameron and Josephine
Radcliff.
The late Mr. Cameron is
survived by hiS 'wife the former
Mary Durnin, who he married on
July 4, 1929; one son Don Cameron
and daughter-in-law; Margaret
Cameron of Lucknow and three
grandchildren 'Barbara, Colin and
Rosalea, also one sister Mrs.
James Douglas of Mitchell.
.He was .predeceased by two
sisters and two brothers, Mrs.
Josephine. Pickwoad, Mrs. Mary
McAree, Gordon Cameron and
Callum Cameron.
The funeral service was held on
Monday, June 9 at MacKenzie
Memorial Chapel, Lucknow. Rev.
A. Cook 'of St. Helens United
Church was minister.
Interment was in Greenhill
Cemetery.
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any finance committee meeting.
In other business,. the board
decided it will not give up a
pie-shaped slice of its outdoor
education property in Amabel
Toronto Graduate
Township without an argument
'Court if necessary. •
A neighbour adjacent 'to the
board's property claims a recen
survey indicates that the wedge o
land which the board considers its
property is his. The board bases its
claim to a 60-Year-old fence which,
the board says, was accepted as
boundary when the property was
• bought a few years ago.
The wedge of land. tapers out to a
90-foot frontage on Spry Lake.
,The board authorized • legal
action if necessary to .establish its
title .to the 'land.
The board approved Elgin Mark
et public school as the name for the
new elementary school in Kincar-
dine.
The name. was that of an earlier
one-room 'school at Kincardine.
The building since has been razed.
The present chairman of the school
I board, Alan Dent of Tiverton.
taught in the Old Elgin Market
SChool.
The original school was so
• named beCause it. as close, to 'a
market or Meeting place. The
Elgin stems from a tit:c of Earl of
Elgin. governor-genera'. when Kini
cardine was formed.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 11/1
Wawanosh Man
Died Sunday
JOHN A. CAMERON •
KENNETH L. SMITH
Kenneth L. Smith of Kitchener,
formerly of Brampton. graduated
with his Doctor . of Chiropractic
degree from the Canadian Memor-
ial Chiropractic College, Toronto.
He has opened his office in.
Kitchener at the Smith Chiropractic
Clinic. Ken's wife, the former
Anne Gemmell of Ripley. who is
teaching in. Brampton, will begin
teaching in Kitchener in Septem-
ber.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gemmel],
Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gemmell. Brampton attended the
graduation and dinner and dancing
at the Harbour Castle Hotel.
Honoured With
Bridal Shower
.A very enjoyable e., ening was
spent at the home , of Mrs, Philip
Stewart. Lucknov' May Nth
when the .neighbours and close
friends gathered in hcr,,ur of Miss
Wendy. Herbert, brIc,Y t,o
Wendy. a taken by surprise.
enjoyed hunting for her 2:.fts. some
of which 'were hidden around the
home. Readings and con
t est
s were
enjoyed. 'Miss McKay
assisted in opening and displaying
the gifts.4
Wendy thanked all for such a
pleasant evening after which a.
delicious lunch, was served.. •