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most recently . acted as but-
cher at Fairview' Foods and
operated Superior:Maiaten
ante.
The Jamboree '83 commit-
tee
ommi ttee announced'" that ? Jain -
bocce '83 lottery tickets.
would be available in time -to
purchase them as Christmas
present s
A story which reviewed:
Lucknow Viltagebusiness as
recorded - int the,: official mm
utes of council meetings,.
showed, the Lucknow Village
Council met for 12 regular
meetings but conducted most
of the year's business at 19,
special meetings. Business
consider at the special.
Happy New Year, every-
one!
verone!
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lane
and Blaine~ sport Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Moulden and Keith.
Mr. and Pairs. Jack Barr
Christmas ' on Boeing'
Day with Mr. and Mrs. Gary..
Fair at Kincardine.
Mr and Mrs. Delbert
Hedley and Cann spent
Christmas with :Mrs. Bertha
meetings included the pas-
sing of the by-law which set
the village's mill rate for the
year, increasing the hydro
and water rates; approving
the village's secondary plan,
approving the grant of $6,000
to the Wingham and District
Hospital building fund and.
approving an honorarium' for
the chairman of the Lucknow
Recreation Committee.
While these special meet-
ings are public kgs, in
essence they have been
closed because neither the
public nor the press were
notified they were being
held.
Reeve. George Joynt met
Christmas �r�
with the editor of the Luck -
now Sentinel following publ%
cation` of the story and
assured the editor that in
Mule the village clerk-treas-
urer
lerk treas-
urer would notify the news-
paper of any special meet-
ings. -The ,Sentinel editor
agreed to rover all sial
meetings as regular council
meetings have been covered
and to report on business
conducted at these meetings.
Two :Ashfield Township
children died in a fire which
destroyed their home on
December 19. Jamie Lange'!-
le, 3, and his nine -month -:old
brother, Jason, were trapped
inside the burning -mobile.
Snail Jantzi and,: Brenda-
Koebel` of Kitchener visited
Sunday with Mr. .;and Mrs.
Mci Percy.
Mts.-John Barr and. Don-
ald, and Mr. and `Mrs. Jack
Barr mere diner ' guests
Christmas evening with Mr.
Medey
and Mrs. Beusheil. at
Wingham.
Mr. : and Mrs. Bert Nichol-
sari had their family home
here for Christmas dinner on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr
Haldenby and boys and Mr. had Christmas for their fain-
Mrs,
angMrs, Barry Haldenby,,' By. and the Barr,relatives eon-'
a and. Crystal Saturday; -December 19,
Weir "M.M ButK of -r x,xwas/
the death of her brother the here
late Wallace Morland Mr. Arthur Haldenby
E.dua and May ,Boyle were spent Christmas in Toronto. -
dinner
oronto.dinner. guests on Barg Day with his family and returned
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott tome Saturday.
Mrin lM s. Bert,
v. Mrs. Agnes Hodgins held: ! • son spent.hrisrmas • Icy in
Christmas far thetuga with: Mr.- and
family,
Miss Teresa Jansen of
Cochrane and. Mr. and Mrs.
Glean Haldenby and family
were with Mr. and Mrs. ,Alex.
Percy for Christmas. Teresa
left for home on Sunday.
Mr. and lairs. Don Bert-
rand and famed Of. Simcoe,
Mr. aid Mrs. Bob Brooks
and boys ,of Listowel,,° Mrs: ,
John Barr of 'bete and her
son, Donald Barra€' Waterloo
had Christmas with Miss
Mtn/Med Percy, Bill and
Brian Percy.
inlough
, Another blether,K.
in, 6, escaped when the fire
broke out.
A 20 -year-old Windsor
man was convicted on a
charge of theft under $200
and a.24 year-old Lucknow
area man °reemanded until`
February 15 after gasoline
was stolen from school buses.
parked at Montgomery Mot-
ors in,Lueknow on December
A six legged Holstein
heifer was born on the farm
of George McBride in Kin:
lost Township "p . The
two citta
legs grew above the front
legs above tote calf's should-
ers. One measured close to '•
12 inches long.
amities
The
The y Season was
brightened for Mr. and Mrs.
William MacPherson of
Holyrnod, by visits from Mr.9
and Mrs. Dean Wilson of
Stoney Creek and ,less Mar-
guerite Drone of Hammon,
Mir. Jim Stevens of Listowel;
and Mr. and Mrs.. Don Scott
and family fried, R. R.
1 : Holyiood. in a red box
wagon drawn by a spirited
team of blood horses.
Hi l..gh W.ii S.
The Kinlough Presbyter-
ian W.M.S. held -their Christ-
mas meeting' at Mrs. Don
Robertson's home' en Wed
Sma8
x 4 Mrs''Glen Ii>tide
ided `sand • opened vitlt;
Christina.% prayer. Mrs. Don -
Bushel/ read the minutes and
business followed.
.Each member answered
the ndl call with a Christmas
reading or st.
The- devotional program
The .scripture and
meditation on Christmas was
by with Mrs. Don Robertson
and, Mrs. Don Bushell taking
pails. Christmas Carols west
sung ' throughout the pro- '.
Prayer closed the Wig.
Mrs. Glen Haldenby: gave
the courtesies.. Lunch was
served by the hostess assist-
ed by Mrs Donald McEwan
and Miss iVinnified Percy.
The candy bags were packed
for the Sunday :.School con-
cert.
oncert.
,nesday
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Winners of the Christmas
cakes and candy draws at
Kemps' Store 'were: cake
winners, Brian Alton, Carl
.B egring, John Howard; can-
dy winners, P11 Andrew Jr.,
Warren Andrew. Cangratu
Mrs: ; Mel cling. was led :by 'Mrs. Glen Hal- , ationsl
Births
IRS - Mr and Mrs. Wil-
, Baur Irvin, R. 7, Lucknow are
happy to announce the arriv-
al of their daughter„ findsay
Marie, weighing ' 6 lbs. 15
az.; a sister ' for Shelley, at
Wingham and District Hos-
pital on December 25..-1981.
Proud grandparents ase Mr.
and Mrs. Russel. Irvin and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb.
GILLESPIE - in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London on Deceem
ber 16th, 1981 to Ron and
Sue Gillespie, . IL R. N 1,
llolyroocl, a daughter, Julie
Ana, /tinhorn-
MANN - Donald. acrd Henri.''
ette Mann of Lucknow are
plea.sed to announce the
arrival of their son, Kent
Donald, 7 lbs 13 oz., a baby
brother for Julie, on Me-
mber 16, 1981. at %ingham
ntd District hospital. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Manic, Lucknow
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van
Diepenbeek, R. 3, Lucknow;
Geod.luck health,
.. .
o. diem' . good frienchhips, odd
-
and new. May your hurt's CIestre carie
true and your clays be bright. 41
tr&man
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