The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-01-27, Page 14Page 14—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 27, 1988
Oh what a feeling!
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IMPORTANT NOTE
TO ALL
HURON COUNTY PORK PRODUCERS
Take notice that the...
1988 ANNUAL MEETING
of the Huron County Pork Producers Marketing
Board will be held
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th/88
MEETING 1 P.M. SHARP at the LEGION HALL
CLINTON --
For the purpose of the proper business of the annual meeting. Election for
vacant positions on the H.C.P.P.A. Also a change in constitution of H.C.P.P.A.
will be introduced at this meeting.
WAYNE FEAR LLOYD STEWART
President Secretary
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Approval has been obtained from the
Huron Perth R.C. School Board for a
Marian Grotto to be placed on the St.
Joseph's school property. This project is a
joint venture in honour of the current
Marian year by the Father McCormick
council of the Knights of Columbus and St.
Joseph's C.W.L.
The Knights of Columbus held their
regular monthly meeting in the parish hall
on Tuesday evening with Neil Stapleton
chairing in place of Grand Knight Don
Frayne.
An executive meeting of the C.W.L. was
held Monday evening Jan. 18, at the home
of president Denise Dalton to discuss re-
cent and upcoming business.
On Tues. evening, Jan. 26, a joint
meeting of members of the C.W.L. and
Knights of Columbus washeld at the home
of John Van Rooy to make arrangements
for the upcoming visit and talk to be given
to all those interested by constable Dave
Packer, a policeman m Toronto who has
been charged because he refused to do
guard duty outside the Morgantaler Clinic
in Toronto.
Replacing Father Ed Dentinger for this
weekend's masses was Father Sam
Restivo, vocations director for the con-
gregation of the Resurrectionists.
KINGSBRIDGF.
By Louise Martin
Bible study classes continued in the
school Thursday evening with a look at the
further dimensions of sin caused by
orignal sin found in Genesis as well as an
historical look at the time preceding and
leading up to ADranam.
The senior girls and boys volleyball
teams travelled to St. Joseph's in Clinton
on Monday, Jan. 18 for the Zone Playoffs.
Both teams put forth an excellent effort
even though they were not successful in
advancing.
Once again, staff and students enjoyed
barbecued hot dogs for their lunch on
Wednesday, Jan: 20 thanks to the culinary
skills of principal Sandy McQuillan.
Finally, the weather co-operated and
staff and students were able to put in a full
week of school, their first since the
Christmas break.
The youth club held a special meeting to
determine their future plans and projects
on Sunday evening Jan. 24 in the school.
Presbyterian Auxiliary
The ladies of the Evening Auxiliary of
the Lucknow Presbyterian Church met on
Tuesday, January 19 in the church base-
ment. There were 14 members and one
small visitor present.
Mrs. Jack MacDonald chaired the
meeting and opened with a hymn.
The Devotions were given by Mrs,
Leonard MacDonald entitled "Winter
Houseplants". This was followed by
prayer.
Mrs. Jack MacDonald read the group an
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Birthday
Club
Jane Smyth
R.R. 2 Auburn
January 28, 1982
6 Years Old
Adam Smyth
R.R. 2 Auburn
January 29, 1984
4 Years Old
Amy Knechtel
Lucknow
January 29, 1984
4 Years Old
John Van Diepenbeek
Lucknow
January 29, 1981
7 Years Old
Corey Hamilton
Lucknow
January 31, 1987
One Year Old
article on the Prayers of Gethsemane
before the W.M.S. Purpose was repeated
by all.
Mrs. Ken Laidlaw presented a very in-
teresting introduction to the study book for
this year on Russia.
Following the singing of the hymn
"Sweet is the Solemn Voice of God", the
minutes were read and approved. The of-
fering was recieved. •
Miss Maudie Fisher gave two readings
to the group: "A Recipe for the New Year"
and "A Guide for the New Year".
Following the closing hymn, the meeting
ended with the Benediction. Lunch and a
social time followed.
Festival finds
a new G.M.
After months of searching, with applica-
tions being received from across Canada,
Carol Irwin, Chairman of the Search Com-
mittee, announced this week that Joel Har-
ris of Owen Sound has been chosen asthe
new General Manager of the Blyth
Festival.
Joel" br1fg 'to the Festival 15 years of ex-
perience in all aspects of organization and
financial management. He has initiated
facility development projects including
fund-raising, equipment purchasing, con-
tsruction, programming and operations.
His past work has included responsibility
for staff and supervision of hundreds of
volunteers.
Joel has worked with various arts and
arts related organizations including Expo
'86. In the early 1970's he founded the
Whole School in Winlaw, B.C., a rural bas-
ed, alternative community school. Joel
moved to Ontario in 1987 and currently
works for the Owne Sound Housing Co-
operative.
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8 pm (1 Show) Sun.-Thurs.
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