The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-05-22, Page 20Page 20—LacimOw Sentinel, Wednesday, May 22, 1985
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kemp
Gordon N. Kemp and Brenda L Hender-
son exchanged wedding vows at Lucknow
United. Church on April 6, 1985, with Rev.
Warren McDougall' officiating. The grobin
is the son of Gord and Bernice Kemp, R 7,
Lucknow and the bride is the daughter of
iliss and Irma Henderson, R 3, Ludcnow.
The maid of honour was Bonnie Hender-
son, sister of the 13ride, R 3, Lucknow. The
bridesmaids were. Barbara Hodgkinson,
•Wingham, sister of the bride; Gail Kemp,
R 7, Ludcnow, sister of the groom; lisa
Gibson, R ,3 Goderich and Anne Alton,. It ••
7, Lucknow. Kathryn Alton, R 7, Lucknow
was flower girl and Christopher Stirling of
Ridgetown acted as ri.ngbearer. The best
man was Shawn Drennan, R 1, Dungan-
non: The ushers were Olen Kemp, R. 7,
Lucknow, brother of the groom; Harvey
Livingston, uncle of the groom, Stephen
Howard, both of R 7, Lucknow and Wayne
Bell, R •5, Lucknow. Following the
reception at the Lucknow District Com-
munity Centre, the couple left on a honey -
Moon to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Kemp are
residing at R. 3, Lucknow:
(Photo by Budny)
Acquaintances...
from page 13
ptlpils tidying school grounds and proper-
ty, then for a reward taking a trip to
Pentland's . Bush and fishing in tne
Boundary Creek.
During noon hour pupils wtu1d at times,
cross to a grove of cedars situated on lot 6
to play hide and seek or to skate on frozen
ponds in the winter.
Hugh McWhinney in 1957 started
busing the children from this section to
Dunganon Public School. He used a 1953
Volkswagon vehide.. Pentlands use this
school to store machinery now.
Lucknow News
By Geraldine Schlosser
The information printed in last week's
paper regarding the sale of Jean Jardine's
home was incorrect. Apologies are extend-
ed to Mrs. Jardine and Wilily for the
inconvenience- caused by this error.
Donna Sutton, . Joan Uvingston and two
other ladies went on a four day trip to
Nashville. They left on Thursday evening
and returned on, Monday evening.
A number of families enjoyed the fire
works on Sunday evening at the home of
Dave Hanna's parents. There was a lot of
excitement for everyone.
Congratulations to Sheila Button of
Teeswater and David Gibson who were
Married in Teeswater on Saturday. •
Mrs, !Mile Houston returned home
Thursday evening after visiting with Mr.
.and Mrs. Wallace Houston, Dana and
Alison in Fredericton, New Brunswick. '
Calhoun -Ritchie
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie of Lucknow
are pleased to announce the forthcoming
marriage of their youngest daughter; Mary
Ann to Paul James Calhoun, eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Calhoun of London,
on Saturday, June 8, 1985, at 3.30 p.m, in
the Lucknow United Church.' Reception to
follow in LUCICROW.
BIRTHS
HOUSTON. - Wallace and Kerry are
pleased to announce the birth of their
daughter, Alison Janel, 6 lbs. 6 oz.,
Wednesday, May 1, 1985, at the Dr. Evertt
Chalmers Hospital, Fredericton, New
Brunswick, a sister for Dana. Proud grand-
parents are Mrs. Elsie Houston, Lucknow
and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hodgins, Ripley.
,SHELTON - Jolene is thrilled to announce
the arrival oilier new baby sister, Jilliene
Tara Lindsey, 7 lbs. 15 oz., born on Friday,
April 26, 1985, at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. Proud parents are Dadene and
Peter Shelton, R. R. 2, Kincardine.
Delighted grandparents are Donald and
Dorothy Farrish, R R. 3, Ludcn'ow and
Mrs. Jessie Shelton; Kincardine and great
grandmother, Mrs. Edna Watson, Luck -
now.
Farewell party..
from page 7
Damey-1,inklater Funeral. Home on Princes
Street in Kincardine with Rev. 11. Clarence.
McClenaghan of Kincardine United
Church officiating. Interment followed in
Kincardine Cemetery.
He was predeceased by two brothers -
Lloyd and Gordon. Surviving are his sister-
in-law Mrs: Marie (Gordon) Farrell on the
South Line, his brother Henry in Kincar-
dine, his nephew, Dale on the farm on the
Clark or .20th sideroad at the boundary
between Huron and Kincardine and. three •
nieces. ' •
To them sympathy is extended at this
time of herbereavement.
The Ripley Figure Skating Club held a car
wash and bake sale last Saturday at the
Huron Township hall.
This year's crop of yellow dandelions was
in full bloom a week in advance of the tradi-
tional D-day for Dandelions which is May 19
- last Sunday. It is nice to see the spring
seeding up and changirig the brown fields to
a green colour, and the bright canary yellow
fields of fall Canola.
Last Sunday evening Joe Dickinson and
Ab Wylds returning from Walkerton noticed
a large goose like bird flying. It was first
spotted just west of Holyrood about a
quarter of a mile north of the 8th concession.
It continued to fly along for the next two to
three miles. It was the first time either of us
had seen a swan, flying that low and also so
close. Several times we thought that it was
going to land. Things about it were its long
neck with its head pointed westward, its big
wings and its light ashy grey colour which
indicated it was a young one from last year.
Wingham members attend
Pro -Life dinner in Walkerton
Members of the Wingham and area
Pro-life group are still travelling regularly
to Toronto to protest the continued opera-
tion of the Morgentaler abortion dinic.
Wingham Voice for Life was pleased at
the number of people (approximately 150)
attending the annual dinner, held this year
at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. We
also appreciated Mr. Hughes' speech, in
which he invited us all to take an active role
in combating abortion rather than simply
bemoaning the great number of abortions
performed every day in this country_ and
the opening of abortion clinics.
Some members of our group attended
the Walkerton Pro-life annual dinner,
which was held on May 7. For the
immediate future, our most important
projects include a garage and bake sale, to
130–held on Fliday, June 28, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sjaarda and another
Walkathon. in September.
-
• All those interested in Pro-life work were
reminded that an, organization called
"Birthright", which exists in many
countries in the world, assists and counsels
• distrissed 'women. A chapter of Birthright
is located in Winghain. Chapters closest to
Wingham exist in London, Stratford and
Goderich.
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