The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-10-01, Page 159
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Lucknow Couple 65 Years Married,
Mark Occasion With. A Family Dinner,
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wedding anniversary on Sunday,
,September 28th. A family dinner
was held at their home and friends
called to extend congratulations
and good, wishes. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Cameron are enjoying com-
paratively good health. '
Clara Purdon and Thoihas Albert
Cameron were married at the home
of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Putdon at MacDonald's
GORDON FAIR
Gordon Fair, ,son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Fair of R. R. 3 Ripley,
recently graduated from Radio
College of Canada, Toronto. The
graduation exercises were held on
September' 19 at the Four seasons
Sheridan Hotel, Toronto.
Following the graduation a
family dinner was held at the
Centre City Tavern and Steak
House.
Gordon has accepted a position
with Bank of Montreal in Toronto.
Cprners, Lanark County, on. Sept-
ember 28th, 1910. In 1918 they
moved to Ashfield Township where
they farmed until moving to
Lucknow in 1946. As well as
farming, Mr.. Cameron for many
years was engaged as an insurance
agent.
They, have a family of one son,
Ralph, of Lucknow and, a daughter,
Mrs. Mason (Jean) Robinson of
Wingham. Another son Glen of
Powasson, died in 1952.
BY AB VVYLDS
Under clear sunny 'skies, two
thousand people enjoyed a "day
out" last Saturday, afternoon at-
tending Ripley Show Day. Ripley
Huron Fall Fair, billed as a friendly
fair in the country - on the last
Saturday in September, with a
most fortunate break in a month of
rains, was most successful. With
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The Lucknow and District Lions
Club members will .do their part
this Saturday, October 4 to assist in
the Canada Wide Olympathon 75.
The 10 mile Walkathon will
assist Canadian athletes in their
training program prior to next
year's Olympic Games in Canada.
Half of the proceeds of the local
project will go • to the Canadian
Olympic Assodiation while the
other half will remain' in the
community to be used for local
community projects.
At the last Lions Club meeting,
the Club voted in favour of
providing financial assistance to
the Liicknow School Band to
Big Winner Among
Olympic Tickets
Sold By Sentinel
:The Lucknow Sentinel sold a
ticket in the Olympic Lottery that
should net the owner $5000, but as
of writing time, we still had not
identified the lucky winner.
Ticket No. 1953815 was drawn
Sunday night and the holder would
receive $100,000. Some time last
week, among the last tickets sold,
The Sentinel sold No. 2953815, one
number out for the big money, but
good enough for a $5000 "consola-
tion" award.
While The Sentinel does not
have any record 'of Wintario
'numbers sold, it does have a
number record of ~ all Olympic
tickets sold. Six $100 winners were
among Sentinel customers. We'd
appreciate knowing who you are
and particularly, the identity of the
winner of the big prize.
THE WINNER IS ...
On Tuesday, just 'about deadline
time, Harry Brown of Clinton
advised The Sentinel that he was
the winner of the $5000 referred to.
Harry works foi Lavis Construction
on the paving job south of Lucknow
and the middle of last week, when
in Lucknow for a coffee, dropped in
to the Sentinel and made what
proved to be a wise , purchase, an
Olympic Lottery ticket. Congratu-
lations Harry.
Murray Keith Is
Band President
The Lucknow Concert Band
started their new season off with
the election of officers for the
coming year. Murray. Keith was
elected as president. Dale
Lougheed as vice president, Dor-
een Anderson as secretary-treasur-
er and Norma MacIntyre as dues
collector
Last year was a very successful
one . for the band members with
their three day trip to Burgessville,
Norwich, Oakville and Burlington,
where they played several con-
certs, . and Hamilton where they
played in the Lions Club parade.
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participate in a schl band trip
next spring, performing at several
other schools in Ontario, climaxing
with their appearance at the
Ontario-Quebec Lions Convention
parade in Quebec City. The Lions
have voted up to $1500 to be '
earmarked for the band expenses
on this trip.
Most of the band members,--in
turn, will be helping the Lions by
participating in Saturday's Walka-
thon.
Sponsor sheets fot interested
walkers have been left at area
schools or may be obtained from
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Advanced Honours
For Completion Of
18 4H Chibs
DIANE MacKENZIE
Diane MacKenzie, 20-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
MacKenzie of Ashfield,:' recently
was presented with Advanced
Honours for the completion of 18
4-H clubs.
Diane is believed to be one of the
youngest persons ever to receive
this 4-H achievement award in this
area.
The award was presented at the
Achievement Day 'held at Kincard-
ine on September 6th. Diane was
most recently a member' of the
Lucknow No. 1 Club and has taken
all her 4-H clubs in Lucknow since
starting at, the age of twelve.
She is. presently a second-year
student in nurses training at
Nightingale Campus, Toronto.
WINNER IN
4 TO 8 MONTH CLASS •
Heather Andrea Mills, 71/2 -
month-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Mills of Brampton, is
STUDENTS GOING
HERE AND THERE
Douglas Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Miller of R. R. 1
Lucknow, is attending University of
.Guelph in his first year in
AgricultUral Science.
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' Ken Hamilton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Hamilton, Lucknow,
has returned to University of
Windsor for his second year in
Business Administration and 'Com-
puter Science.
4-H Winners At
Lucknow Fair
4-H Calf Club winners at the
Lucknow Fall Fair were:
Dairy, top showman, Nancy
Alton; best halter broken calf,
David Elliott. '
Beef, top showman, David
Mewhinney; best, halter broken
calf, David Mewhinney.
Top over-all, showmanship, Dav-
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• Refiring Organist
Gail Pritchard was honoured and
presented with a gift by -members
of the Lucknow United Church
Choir at a pot luck lunch September
21st, following the Sunday morning
service.
Gail has been organist for the
church for over two years. She is
now attending Sir Wilfred Laurier
University in Waterloo, taking a
General Arts course, majoring in
music.
Gail is' a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jahn Pritchard, R. P,; 1
Lucknow:.:
shown with her mother folloWing
the Baby Contest at the Lucknow
Fall Fair. Heather won first prize
in the 4-8 Month class. Heather's
mother is • the former Helen
Campbell of Kinloss and LucknoVv.,
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Graduates From
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Fine Weather, Large Attendance, Greets
Ripley-Huron Fall Fair On Saturday
Lions Will Sponsor Walk Saturday
In Aid Of Olympic Athletes,
Half The Money Raised To Stay In
Community, Pledge Up To $1500 For
School Band Trip Next Spring