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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-06-16, Page 20• ci Students are successful Word has been received • that Tem, Forster has passed his coarseat Fa>nshawe Col- lege In London and hopes, next termto take a course in computers. Miss Faye Ann Forster has been notified that she has. passed her. Year•I at McMas- ter University in Hamilton. She was enrolled. in the• Natural Science 1 Course, She also received a congratu- latory letter from .the Office of the Deans of Science (Studies) informing her that she has been named to. the Deans'. Honour List of 1982. To 'accomplish this a • student must have an average of 80% or more. At present she ' is employed for the summer months at Maple Downs Golf and Country Club, near Rich. mond Hill. She is the young- est 'daughter of Ronald • and Kathleen. Forster, R. R. # ' 1,. Lucknow, Ontario. Discu,ss: Bruce: greenhouses Peter Van Tuyl;of Agripark in Kincardine was the guest speaker atthe regular meet- • ing of the Lucknow and Dist- rict Horticultural Society on, June_.8 at the ;Legion Hall. The membership enjoyed his topic ori' greenhouses, the question :and ;answer period , and his donation of tomatoes, cucumbers and petunias.. Progress reports were giv- en on the Summer Canada Program, the tree plantings and, the flower beds ' and.'. boxes located on the main street and other locations in • the village: The July meeting will be a bus trip to the Allen Gardens in 'Toronto and the Cullen: Gardens •in; : Brooklin, Ont- ario.. • ntt� 0 @W$ Itsth BuchmeIer Abeautiful lawn wedding was solemnized on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Dickie when. Irene's youngest sister, Kathy, was united in marriage,to Edward Ackerman. Dinner and re- ception followed • in the Tees- water Complex.' After attending. the morn- ing anniversary service at 'South. Kinloss Church, din- ner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needham were Mr. and Mrs, Harvey MacDougall: of. Bayfield; Mr. and Mrs. Clair MacDougall of Port Credit; Mr, and. Mrs. Lloyd MacDou- gall of , Lucknow; Mrs: Sally Townson' . of Sudbury . and neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie. .Mr. and Mrs. Robert L Needhdin of Cor- unna were overnight guests. Mrs. Nancy Maclntyre en- tertained Mr, and'Mrs. Stew- art Needham of Ripley on Friday night. • Mr. and Mrs. Ab Need-, ham of Niagara Falls ,tailed on .Mrs Olive ,Needham and Mrs, Nancy Maclntyre. All .Calf .club. �►neets . The second' meeting of the Lucknow Calf Club was held at the farm ' of Steve and Cathy •Dow, ' on June. 9. Members judged . four head of cattle and Sharon Alton was the only member - to place them correctly The remainder: 'of the• meeting was spentlearning to make,,rope halters. New arrivals McLEAN - Doug and Mary Ellen McLean of. London ; are' happy to announce the safe arrival of their first child, a son, Matthew Douglas, 6 lb. 3 oz., at 10.30 p.m. on June 4. 1982 • at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. ' ' Proud grandparents are Mrs. Edna McLean of Wingham and Mr. Roy Havens of Lucknow. THACKER - Eric and Lynda Thacker of R. 4, Kincardine are delighted to announce the arrival of,their daughter, Alicia Jane, 8 lb. 13 oz., at Kincardine General Hospital on May 29, 1982, a'sister for. Tara and Lucas. Proud grandparents are Ronald and Kay Thacker and Berwick and. Catherine 'Bell, ceremony attended the `openhouse'' at, Purple 'Grove Comrnunity Centre to celebrate the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. • and 'Mrs. Peter Leeson. Sunday', was. the 126th an- niversary service at South Kinloss Presbyterian Church. with Mr. ' Murray Gaunt of, Wingham being the guest speaker.. ' .There were musical num- bers by' the • Junior Choir, Mrs. Rena Forster and Mrs. Ruth Bell sang a duet, He Touched .Me. Mr. and Mrs.'Donald Mac- 'Inty,, re invited Mr. and Mrs. Murray' Gaunt and Mr. and Mrs. Vitden Mowbray of Lucknow for dinner and .the afternoon after the service. • Miss Lillian MacKenzie of Stornoway, Scotland, was in Canada for the first time with cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie and Mrs. Sarah .Town- son, and took several enjoy able trips. She sow ' towns• and places in the local • area, Kincardine, Douglas Point, • Goderich, etc. and also Mid- land, Sudbury,' ' . Manitoulin Island and Hope Bay, Lon- don, Niagara Falls. and Tor- onto: Mr and Mrs. Walter. 01 - sen of Reginavisited last week .witholdfriends in the area, MacKinnons, Mac- Dougalls. and,the Needhams. . Visiting on . Sunday with' Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser Mac- Kinnon and Murray were Mr. -and Mrs. 'Jim Frayne of• Goderich and Mr. and', Mrs. Jim MacKinnon, Michael and Sean of 'Guelph. Mrs. Clarence Ritchie spent the last tWo weeks in Ottawa at Carleton Univer- sity attending. the Intramural for her Extension, Course in Food Service Supervision." Alice .successfully completed her course. There were 107 graduates from all.. over Can. ada including the Yukon Territories to Newfoundland. Visiting . over 'the weekend with Mr. and• Mrs. Dick McQuillan and' Ron were Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon McQuillin and ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Keddy, of Sarnia, Mrs. Hicks of Kincardine,, Mrs, Wilfred. Gagnon of Oakville and Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacLeod and Dawn of Vanastra. Sr<lr on forgo lin . • � OUR VERY BEST EXTERIOR PAiNT i�?ed 1�no onli OUR THAT .LASTS THROUGH SNOW, SUN RAIN! Your choice of.4 litres of 04L CILUX Super Acrylic Flat and Gloss or C-I!L CILUX Super SPRUCE UP Y Alkyd doss. 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MILK Bam's Groceteiia,: Lucknow 528-3420 OPEN SIX'DAYS WE DELIVER ANNUAL MEETING Wrfi1GHAM AND DISTRICT HOSPITALCORPORA7IOIV ' • Notice is hereby given that' the Annual Meeting of the • Wingham and District Hospital' Corporation Am be held at the Wingharn Public School Auditorium. 13.1 John St E \gingham Ontario on' Thursday. June 24. • 1982 at the hour or .seven o'clock p rn for the reception and consideration of An. nual AeportS, for the consideration and confirt nation of new bylaws 25 (a)(b)(c)(d)(e) and 36 (a)(h) respecting'the creation of a Community Services Liaison Committee, for the election • of Governors„ fer the appointment.of Auditors, and for the trap, section of such other businessas may properly come' before. • the meeting . dopies of the new proposed bylaws may be' examined rn the office of the EXecr.ntive Director of the'Wingham and District Hospital prior to three oclock p m' Thursday, June 24..1.962 Memberships granting ,voting privileges may be purchased at.the front desk of the hospital for one dollar (81 pa) prior to five ocldck.p m Wednesday, June 9 1 982 No membership soldafter that tithe, on that 'date will entitle the purchaser to a vote The Honorable' Larry Grossman, Minister of Health for the • Province of Ontario, Will address the meeting at seven o'clock p.m. DATED at Wingham Ontario this ninetrnerith day of May • 1982 By order of the Board of Governors N.M. 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