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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-12-05, Page 17apounisawnimanmisamiamm Former Kinlough couple celebrates 40th anniversary Coogartulations to Mt and Mrs. Tom McDonald when celebrated their 5511) wedding anniversary art Saturday, with a. family filmier at the Mayfair: Restaurant, in Luck Myrtle Percy returned home from the Wingham and District Hospital. We serour get well wishes, o Mr, sod Mrs. Kurt ..Ni lsentiMak thew and Dom,_ of Bracebddge. visited with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Don Bushell and other family members. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McDonald,_ of Orangeville, Dr. and Mrs, Male 1VIcDonald, of Kincardine and Mr_. and Mrs. Ken McDolala, of 'heir, visited with their parents , Toni and Nina McDonald.., Pastor and Mrs. Marvin Christen- son took his mother, Mrs. Christen- sen :Sr., to London on Tuesday, where she will spendthe winter. with, her daughter,. Vaivian. Parkin. ' INLOUGH rikby May Boyleimonnumniamerromminnineinu, son., Ots Thursday the Christeusens writ to Milton and returned home on Saturday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs . Ben Nicholson of Kincardine, and formerly ' of Kinlough, who celebrated their 'goldenwedding with a reception at Ripley, on Saturday. evening. Bert and Eva were neighbours here for 40 years, before retiring to Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Powell returned home from Jackson, Michigan, where they visited with, relatives and friends. Pastor and Mrs. Christensen, ,IVlar. and Mrs. Terry Burt, of here and Mr, and Mrs. Bill Burt, of Kincar- dine i ncar-dine werepre-Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs." Ellwood Storey at. Milted. Seniors enjoy day shopping . RNT CLARK 1990 by Bev' Hanson. • On .Nov. 23' a full. bus load of seniors left, the "Point, Clark Com munity, Centre at 1 p.m. heading for • the Fairview Malt in Kitchener. The afternoon was spent shopping, and supper Was eaten before board- ing the bus for the trip to the Centre inure Square. The ptoduc- tion of"Annie Get Your Gun'' was enjoyed by everyone. A terrible snowstorm was encountered on the way home before arriving around 1 a.m. A reminder --there will be NO more quilting at the Community Centre until the New Year. • Thursday, Dee, 6 at 1 p.m. and Monday, Dec: 10 at 1 p.m. and 7 pm. is. Seniors shuffleboard at the - Community Centre. All members are welcome to come out for a funtime and a little exercise too. Last^ Thursday" --saw 15 : tables` paclicipatingin the Card and Games Night at the Point Clark Commun- ity Centre. The next Card and Games night is Thursday, Dec. 6 at 8 p.m.,G sharp. Please bring sandw- iches: Everyone is welcome to come out for an evening of fun and fellowship hosted .by the Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club. If you would like to give a needy child a Christmas gift this year please place it in the drop-off boxes at the Point Clark Community Centre and at MacNay's Store at Amberley,.before Dec. 21. This is the project of the Point Clark. Kinettes and with your help many children will be celebrating a happy and joyous Christmas this year. A reminder to all members of the Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club attending the Christmas Party on Saturday, Dec. 8 --don't forget to bring a small Christmas gift with you. For more infonnation call Bea at 395-5841. On Saturday, Dec. 15 from 2 to 4 pan. the Point Clark Kinsmen are hosting their Annual Children Christmas Party at the Point Clark Community Centre. Santa will be making an appearance so all you Children can have your Christmas wish list for him. Come and have a fun time. The Point Clark Kinettes will be selling raffle tickets on a beautiful ceramic St. Nicholas at the Sutton. Park Mall every. Saturday till. Christmas. You can purchase tickets by calling Evelyn Winkler 395-3710 or Colleen Robert 395- 5130. Watch for the girls at the mall thenext time you're shopping. �BITUAR1E$ ionsmouramorimonumemeinamposmi (Bili d (Pete) Jeffetion petrel away omn, Thursday, November 29, 1990 in Winghr w and District Hospital, at the age of 79. He fanned on the family farm rreir Donnybrook until a year ,, when he retired to Lucknow. He was a member of the Don- nybrook United Church, Mr. Jefferson was a former coun- cillor o ut- chlor and reeve of West. Wawanosh Township. He is survived by his wife Alice Morahan) Jefferson; his daughters,. Louise Wilson of Nile Mary Jeffer- son of Mississauga; Sharron Robin- son of Lorne Beach; and Linda. Kotack oCMississauga; daughter -in - 'law, Wanda Jefferson ofLuctnow;` eight grandchildren and one great grandchild, • . One sister, Margaret Leddy of Clinton also survives. He was predeceased by one: son Robert, in 1990, and seven brothers, George, Cameron, Gordon, John, Charles, Joselih,: and Sam, and three sisters Gladys. Irene, and Olive. • A,funeral Service : was heldat the MacKenzie and McCreath Amoral 'Home, Ludlam* on December 1 Rev.: Garth': and Rev. Onlla Bogart conducted the service, I. Pallbearers were Bort .Robinson, GeneKotaclkMwray W Winson, Craig Jefferson, Scott Wilson and Darryl Wilson. Flower bearers wei~e' Teresa Jef- ferson and Heather Jefferson. Interment Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. There will tie NO Pot Luck $4 - per at .the Community Cent this month. ' Do }fon:need help with reading, writing, math or spelling? The Point ClamHuron: Basic Adult Literacy Unit is a free and confi- dential service to you. Call June 395-3291 or Jeanette 395-3349 for infcnnation. This, would be a great way to start 1991 if you require help. Volunteers are also needed. Tip of the Weeks Be-extra;care- fulwhen driving over' bridges on these frosty mornings as they tend .to be very ARMY and could .cause, you to lose control of your vehicle. if you have any news or informa- tion for this Point Clark Column call Phyllis Reid, 395-5445 before noon on Friday.. MARYKumasi GEMMELL Mary Kiddin Gemmell: of Southampton ' passed away at Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, •on November 24, 1990. The daughter of. the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gemmell, she lived earlier in Huron Township and then in Southampton. t1he; iesurvive d by a sister Jean, niece Andrea and nephew James of Toronto. ri. - A private service was held Nov. 27 in Ripley with Rev. Hugh Nugent officiating.„ Intehnent in Ripley. Ruth Ritchie took her tern numning the junior W mees Institute booth at the Lacknor Kiaettes' Annual Christmas Bazaar las Saturday: Luckaovi can be very proud eItbe talented crafters who call tbee village Ind area boric. (Pet L%ingelora photo) Alzheimr Disease. You can't fight it alone. Alzheimer Society of Canada, 1320 Yonge Street, Shite 302,T4mnto Ontar%M4T ve2 0109254552 552 a. NOOPPIONImProppe LUCKNOW CHRIST IAN REFORMED CHURCH nos You TelOriillipViles1hemON Soneloyi.Deeteriber 24, 1990 1Q ash amid 4Op.t.. Nursery dowirooks erningoftermoonh EVERYONE,VraCOME LU NOW UNITED CHURCH Worship Service 11:00 AM Sunday School m 11400 AM Nursery Provided Rev, GERALD MCFARLANE '.Everyone Welcome uMlovillsiEYTEPAN 01 tiliNISTER 4e11%. Margaret Kinsmen Worship Service MOO ort Sunday School -1140 ren tli ntrlr ttaW hail ff you're asking.how the proposed GST will of ect prices, were hereto tell you.. Call :us toll-free "Moinday to Friday 9am-9ptri :. The answer_Is to call - . your GST Consumer information' Office. Hearing impaired 1-800-4657735 1+1 Government of Canada Gouvernement du Canada 1.s Canada: FORM.' NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF A ZONiING BY-LAW BY . THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Lucknow passed By -Law No 16-1990 on the 13th day.of November, 1990 under Section 34 of the Planning Apt, 1983. AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the Ontario Mobjectionunicipal. Board in respect of the By -Law by filing with the Clerk of the Village of Lucknow not later than the 27th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1990, a notice of appear setting out the objection to the By -Law and the reason in support of the - An explanation of the purpose and effect of. the By -Law describing the lands to which the By -Law applies has been provided. As the proposed -changes to , the By -Law could affect the use of lands, buildings, andkstructures throughout a considerable, portion of the Village of Lucknow, a 'Key Map' has not been provided. The complete - By -Law .is-avallable for inspection in the Office of the lerk.during regular office hours. DATED AT THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW THIS STH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1990, Bertha Whitcroft Clerk -Treasurer, Village of Lucknow, P.O. Box 40 LUCKNOW, Ontario, NOG 2H0 EXPLANATORY NOTE ZONING BY-LAW NO. 16-1990 OF THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW BEiNG ABY -LAW TO AMEND BY-LAW NO. -9-1986 • AS AMENDED, BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW WAS PASSED UNDER SECTION 34 OF THE PLANNING ACT, 1983 The.purpose of By -Law No. 16-1990 is primarily to reduce the regulatory flood standard for the Watershed 01 the Nine Mile River; the reduction of the flood standard was approved by the Ministry of Natural Resources on April 3, 1987. Certain other changes, generally of a property -specific nature; have also been Incorporated els a result of a general up -dating of the existing Bylaw. Generally, the effectof the By -Law is to increase the amount of land available for development throughout the Village, subJeCt to the approval of the Maitland Valley conservation Authority. A two -zone, fktodWay/floodhinge approach has been lmplernented. This approach recognizes that the degree of hazard caus- ed by flooding Is not uniform throughout the floodplain, Accordingly, the floodplain has been divided into two distinct designations which reflect the pro- bability of damage due to flooding; the development which may occur In each designation varies with the risk involved. • • the Change* Mai affect the use of lands, buildings, and structures throughout the Village of Lucknow; therefore, a 'key Map' has not been provided.