HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-11-23, Page 10community news
Mr. and Almy. Glen V r1eyt
Mee t Iam Veheye of Meatisoft of Mt: std MmVete of
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*Mho et the htlde, eittotti were wed
t t tie e' eh t M P t ey..1* ford
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leaf Penitis tete stediattm etletne e
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Atte of a tlredd6egttlfite'Moto hi Pletiftei tilfir:
Ned Mfg" it e gook op wee at Apt..
Mlq 1 ifto et' e, iilkitenty,
ak to
about ho
51: Joseph's Roman Catholic Chuteh,
kinggssbtidge p+tovided the seising fot the
etchatrge of matttage vows between Edward
blith6las Vettley of N. 1, Atwood and Tota
Matta Vanlyyke, ft. 1, Ltiefttizi* on detahet
15, 1903. Pathet Ed Dettlittget officiated.
The bride is the daughtet of Mt. and Mts.
t�iPl Vantoyke of ft 1, l,ticknow surd the
Vtootles tents ate Mt. and Mts. f etet
ettley N. Ji l4etvao+nd.1' athy Pentland of
Gott*, Mend of the &tide, was maid of
blowout and butte t urhyt ort Leittdow, Mend
of the &tide gird Matta ()teen of ti!stawel,
sister of the gtolum *eft &tides -maids. Pisa
VetPtley, ft. 1, Arnold, niece of the grow*
was f tenet gvt1 and Nash Vet*ley, ft. 1,
Atwood, nephew of the gtotowt was arts
heater. Nett 5tatft of Listowel, foetid of the
gtotorrr, was gtoatrmarn v and P'retet �'antyyke,
ft. 1,1,ttcltttavv, &sorbet of the &tide and tion
()teen of IA -14 A brothel -ire -law of tate
gta mr, were ushers. A reception woes held at
l uritnow toistttrt Cantnrutrity Centte follow-
ing the eetem+me9/. ldflmwitrg a hatteyttibb* to
the state of Vitgi! fe , the rad* have take*
tesjdenre art R. 1, Atwotod.
FIC. Plttdney and son, ()odetidr photo)
irshea institute
ital addition
The t d radioli acrd Ctdtcitaf MAWS/
t1t eethilg of the iCi6.4.§ t aitsheat We wr+ett s
ifittittite waw held ort Thrmrtsday, 146Vettrhter
l7, at the hrVrne o$ Mts,. toon'attd jrlachttlyte.
Etantk Msec eWtte rotted Iced Mao Vatic
and Noting* to l atyes who we theist ptesew a-
ti'on ort dee proposed ad ratio say toe
Wintg ori and timed flospi,tall, dsiwg
video tape orad t0out chats. They gave a
very e1eat and itfr'1armatti0'e task.
Mts. teonatd Ct'atke presented Mc/e. Hayes
with a ctbck to be f rig in the kailfsl at ?COM'
at tie h otpi'taf .
Ttit presidents wei Comled still to the intent*
NMI read ar pelt. Give favisti y. tf ive
Abotediatetty. i4fts. fta Mct&ile teas/ the seri -
tate.
T1ie sectetatty-tteatswer, Mrs. gold
Masetlntyte read a do'cto'r from Feta Ryall*
stafeng Mat s111e ntextt 4011 chi& wouikt i
t~ i`Pn+esg Pate. Mts. Natty l anis, reported etv
the Lison% &inter. louts. ickit gave
Broil teiwtf (yiv 414 iii Ming Meats,
PeetVel &teatt. T1ihy have elleven members
Ad stet schievem+er t nit i itnt
Nosembet Z9.
Mts. lnekie volhrnrteeted to read the next
dt 1v.
kairsheais tacky to hvaW young
teardtts ova illabt'e who ate vvif ng to donate
their &Ate acrd energy t v ttr5 wot'tliwNilte
atganiYarforr.
ft vvas decided to purchase cod tables and
chairs for the ball. A triofibit wad passed that
trierAets help collect waits for flit tli' ;tot'y
of Kinross.
Mts. Gordmi Wali gave a veru good motto,
p'etfecti m i'S not expected but improvement
is.
The toll call. Somettiiwg l have douse sintre
lite school) to improve my edUcation, proved
Mat ttlite frMstiiu'te is a great kacti+er.
M. fro It kine gave ar very good
tifavetogue ow her stip West and South) itnto
riite 5,he stated that stages fveoadens
evetyente' s educa a tt. seeing first hand what
elite scads a660.
Courtesies were oven by tGrl'ts. Gordon
Wa14{
and a i+dvety Punch was served by the
hostes4 and &vect'ors. lcfirs. Pio/laid !Watt(in,-
non and Mrs Evar`n Keith.
Prolifegroup hol& uanikathan
route of Witigtiavn, pre- ti1Re greys rnt`t'
eUt eessfuti preyecfs tial leen flip b*t°ober
Walkar h of . There were 50 participants,. wiiav
colleted through their spesisers- all'm6s1'
17.x.
tka successful, at the provincial) i vel was
pro- tiro rally held on, btcfober t ref'
Toreti*e. ithis event was unforfutiht'eiy not
weft covered by Me ,uedia.
The Wittgiiam pro lila group was also
represented at this year's fail fair in
eeswater. Triose who were responsible far
setting up the booth and giving information
noticed a greater interest this year. Ct seerais
rilat' rh+e abortion issli a is more in the news
this year and- people can no longer afford to
ignore this problem.
The t od'teridd Voice for fife organization
observed its tenth anniversary in but'ober
and itt4 Whist' am counterpart will do rile
same early nett year. Dr. Marr gamier, wife
wars itisti'urtient'al in e5tabli+siiitag sloth slew
gaups. wa=s the speaker at the banquet in
&o&rirft. h#'e is a physicist at the Clniversiiy
of WaY'er1kx6 and spears eloquently on issues
of morality and crines.
The recent signature carripaagra waS also
well received and inserts showing the names
of biose who signed as an expression of their
support for rhe rigfic' to life of the unborn are
to he posted in some ctitsrclies.
15'uring the second week of .Piny. 140. the
annual general meeting of the f ilia°nee for
Cite for Canada wil4 he heid at 1(iflifiaSit'er
Ciriiversify iia r'fayiiil'tora, Orlt'aricl. The
diliance for Cife is the umbrella organization
*Bich embraces 220 pro -fife groups across
Calriatfa, including the Voice for fife.
Sl:MtW of rhe group will also he railing parr
in rine monthly vigils in Prom' of victoria
Pfospital in Condon. They hope re draw
artenttinri CO the fart that abortions are
performed regularly in, thus hospital.
Ltuiuiow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 23, 1403—Page 10
Mart Huron retirement club
bating the 30 Yeats he's been in business,
ptatik tittle of bodetieli says he's seen a lot
of people in financial ttottP 1e because they
haven't had enough intotmation to make
wise decisions about theit motley. 5o, with
the help of a Canada reties gtant, he and his
nephew, 1Iennis tittle, who has six years of
petsonal taxation expetience, ate slatting an
non-profit club to provide financial intorma-
tian to its members. Bennis has taught tax
tootses to working adults.
"People ate hunggty rot financial infottna-
tion. Most people don't tae their petsonal
affaits in otdet and they don't know their
options when platrwitig fo7t retirement," slays
htank. "lt thete is a sudden death, theit
terotdsr could be in a gteat mess and they
have to pay heavy legal fees to straightenthem out.'
The Pluton pericement Club, *bleb will
halve Tones ire Seaeftttth, Exeter, Clinton,
Wing/tam and ()odetich, will offer advice,
information and direction to its mefbets.
Pot air annual membetship fee of 9frl'd,
metntret wM be itttetviewed Pty P: tank and
&earns who wit otganiYe his personal
pipets and keep them on file. 'Mete is an
inttaductoty ftee memftetsitip offer fat the
feast yeas.
Members will also be invited to tvvo
finance senrinats on topics such as mort-
Iliages, investments, taxes and insurance.
They will also teceiveuattetly newsletters
various financial subjects.
Membership for this year is ftee because
of the gavetntnent grant. The club is not just
fot retirees the tittles feel people in theft
twenties and thirties an benefit from
financial pian,ning too.
"We don't make decisions for members.
We give them the farts so they can make the
decisions," says tennis. doth directors
believe that bettet decisions can be made
when all the farts ate known.
The tittles say thete is a need fol the club
ftotn the feedback they've heatd over the
years ftom theft clients.
"h ftusttates us that people ate getting
biota," says Bennis, "and we're optimistic
that the club is going to get a good
tesPlease. " 1tecause they want to help
people make the best use of their mney for
the future, Ptah* and thennis used the word
retirement in the name of the club. Out,
seniors aten't the only people they hope to
attract as mem-bets.
"We hope to atttact people as young as 20
since vve ran help with their planning of
mortgages. They could learn as they go
along but that's an expensive vcray to learn
sbenetimes,.' says Manse.
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