HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-12-28, Page 8The year1983
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Medical Officer of Health Dr. J. D. Pudden
and the Bruce County director of inspection
Harold Rankin who said there was no
alternative to the installation of sewers to
eliminate health related problems in the core
of the..village.
Area farmers had a chance to hear both
sides of the argument regarding Bill C-652 at
a joi,pt meeting of the Bruce and Huron
Federations of Agriculture and the Huron -
Bruce Farm Survival Association. Brigid
Pyke, an executive director of the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture and Larry Thomp-
son, south. western Ontario manager of
banking services with the Toronto Dominion
Bank of Canada debated the issue and
answered farmers' questions.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 28, 1983 --Page 8
The Lucknow District Horticultural Society
marked the 25th anniversary of its reorgan-
ization May 11 at a special tea. Former
president Bell Mole and Ada Webster, a
long time supporter of the Society cut the
anniversary cake.
June
Bernardine Kinney, of Kingsbridge was
honoured on her 80th birthday at an open
house held at Kingsbridge Parish Hall. Mrs.
Kinney, who has been active in various
organizations since retiring to Kingsbridge,
celebrated her birthday May 24.
Susan Meyer of Holyrood won a trip to
Geneva, Switzerland as one of three winners
in a nation wide telecommunications poster
contest. Susan's poster formed part of a
Candlelight service at Trinity
By Bell Hackett
The Candlelight Service for Trinity United
Church was held on Sunday evening,
December 18. The choir sang, Has Anybody
Seen Christmas, and Give a Little Something
Special. The Junior High Sunday School
class with the help of some families and the
choir had a skit, What is Christmas? Rev.
Scott told the story of the Advent Candles
while Frank Alton lit the candle. Paul
Hackett and Kenny Wilkins then brought the
lighted candle for the congregation to light
It's a boy!
GLOUSHER - Ron and Cheryl of Dungannon
are pleased to announce the arrival of their
son, Matthew Gordon, on December 17,
1983 at St. Joseph's Hospital in London, a
brother for Barret. Proud grandparents are
Laura Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Glousher of Goderich.
their candles. All sang Silent Night and Rev.
Scott said the benediction.
Mike and Jean Clark, Nancy and Hugh of
Sarnia visited last Saturday, Sunday and
Monday with her sister, Sherry and Don
Alton, Vanessa, Heather, Sandra and
Katheryn.
Mary Irwin and Karen of Newmarket
visited at the Alton home on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Jim and Isabel Hunter, and Jack and
Wanda Miller attended the Nicholson
Christmas on Saturday, December 17 at the
Parish Hal in Lucknow. Dan Nicholson was
able to have a good day with his family.
Winnie Campbell, Bernard and Brenda
Campbell and their family, Michael, Alicia
and Sara Ann visited on Wednesday.
December 21 for a Christmas dinner with Ira
and Catherine Campbell and family at Galt.
Warren and Marian Zinn, Terry and Paul
helped Ron and Diane Ferguson, Kimberley
and Jeffrey move to their new home in Blyth.
from Woodstock.
As we say a fond farewell to the old year, and
greet the new, we send our heartiest wishes to you
and your family for the happiest of New Years!
SINCERE THANKS TO ALL
HENDERSON
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Lucknow Presbyterian Women's Mission-
ary Society marked their 100th anniversary
with a special meeting' held' at Lucknow
Presbyterian Church. The anniversary cake
was cut by Mrs. William Porteous who has
been a WMS member for over 50 years.
Faiher Ed Dentinger of St. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church, Kingsbridge ob-
served 40 years in the priesthood at a special
mass on June 12. Father Dentinger has been
parish priest at St. Joseph's since 1972,
following a 19 year stint as teacher in
Catholic high schools in North bay, Hamilton
and Kitchener.
The village of Lucknow put on a fresh face
for Jamboree 83, the celebration of the
village's 125th birthday. Main street store
fronts and village houses received a touch of
paint and many businesses arid homes
sported Canadian flags.
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