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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-12-08, Page 7Bradleys celebrate their 5Oth by Pat Livingston Fifty years ago, a young Amber - ley man and woman were united in marriage. They would have 10 days together as husband and wife, before the groom would return to his duties in the Royal Canadian Air Force. " As Eldon and Allene Bradley reminisce, they vividly recall the month of December 1943. Eldon arrived home on Dec. 10 from the Eastern Air Command, they were married on the 16th and he returned to Moncton, N.B. on the 26th, just one day after their first Christmas together. Allene, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. .Brown of Amber - ley, and Eldon, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley, also of Amber - ley, were united in marriage at the bride's home, by Rev. J.C. Nichol- son, pastor of the Pine River United • Church. Allene's sister, Doris (Michie), and Dr. Murray MacLen- nan, a Wingham veterinary were the attendants. ' It would be two years before Eldon returned home. During those years, Allene, who was a teacher, managed to spend one Easter and two summers with her husband. On his return, they took up farming on the 12th Concession of Ashfield Township. In 1973, they moved to a new home they had built on Can,- ning Street, in Lucknow. • In 1992, after 16 years as "a direc- tor and adjustor with West Wawanosh Insurance, Eldon retired from that position. They speak proudly of their two children, Phyllis, a teacher, married to David Todd, of Stratford; and John, an anesthetist at Toronto General. Eldon and Allene have two grandchildren, Katie and Emma Todd. With strong conviction, Eldon summed it all up saying, "The 50 years of marriage had been just wonderful!" The Bradleys were honored on Nov: 16 when neighbors held a dinner party, followed by cards, at the Town Hall. On Nov. 27, family, friends and relatives gathered at the Legion for dinner and a program. Allene and Eldon Bradley Snowrnobilers cause some damage The heavy snowstorm early. the afternoon of Nov. 29 brought out the snowplows for the first time this year. Snowmobilers • enjoyed the first snowfall but also caused damage to area lawns and trees. The snow was short lived due to the mild weather that followed. A large crowd attended the annual turkey bingo at St. Augustine Parish hall on Nov. 29. Congratulations to -Walter Tigert, formerly of Port Albert, who celebratedhis 90th birthday Dec. 3 at Maitland Manor, Goderich. It's good to see Robert McAllister out and around following a stay in Wingham and District Hospital. Congratulations to Joni and Sarah Yoder, proud parents of a new little daughter Elizabeth, born• Nov. 25. A large crowd attended the old tyme dance sponsored by the Dun- gannon Seniors on Dec. 3. Music was by The Purple Grovers. The first dance of 1994 will be Jan. 6. The Knights of Columbus annual turkey bingo was held at St. Joseph's Parish Hall, Kingsbridge on Dec. 4, following the Saturday evening mass. service was under the leadership of were take home winners at the Congratulations tome L uc oAY Michelin-Montreuil; with--musical---Senior-Citizens-euchre-party-Wed= - Pee Wee A team who won the "B" division of the Blyth Legion tour- nament on Saturday. They defeated Brussels, Mitchell and Blyth. Good going boys! Children and parents enjoyed the Lucknow Santa Claus parade on Dec. 3. The theme was An Old Fashioned Christmas. Joe Courtney was men's high player at the shoot game at the Drop in Centre on Friday. Teresa shared the most shoots prize with Andy .Scott. Jan Logtenbcrg, who makes her own chocolates, was pleasantly surprised at the turnout for her first open house on Saturday. Business was brisk as she ran out of 'goodies. Registration deadline for "begi- nners class", for students bom between Jan. 1 and June 30, 1989, was held at Brookside Public School; last Friday. Nine students registered.' For the past two weeks these youngsters have visited .,,the classroom, and rode on the bus with a parent or older sibling. A bus safety program will be presented Dec. 14. School begins following Christmas vacation on Jan. 3. UNGANNON The . board is looking at the pos- sibility of allowing three or four more youngsters into the beginners' program. If there is an extended class beyond these nine students, classes will begin either on the second or third week of.January for these children. Brookside's concert is Dec. 14 at 7:30 with dress rehearsal on Dec. 13 at 1 p.m. St. Joseph's concert is. Dec. 16 at _ 7:30 p.m. Rev. Bill Steadman conducted the worship service at Dungan- non/Donnybrook churches on Dec. 5. Terri and Richard Cooke took part in the lighting of the second advent peace candle.. Rev. Steadman, stewardship con- sultant for Huron -Perth Presbytery, chaired the afternoon official board meeting. The Pinecrest Nursing Home the group were in charge, assisted by the Explorers. Prayers and scripture readings were given by Natasha Godfrey, Kelly McNee and Alicia Campbell. In the spotlight was the nativity scene with Mary, Joseph, the wee babe in a manger, the wise men, shepherds and angels. An impres- sive candle . lighting ceremony brought the carolfest to a close. Ken and Carol Dahmer, Cambridge, and grandchildren Jes- sica and Chad Bricker were Satur- day guests of Jim and Margaret Errington. All attended the Dahmer Christmas dinner, served by the Willing Workers at the Seniors Centre on Sunday. • Karen and Wayne Martin and daughters, Ashley and Amber, of Port Carling visted Roger and Elsie Pannabecker, who also took pact in the festivities. Others attending were Earl and Carl Dahmer, Cambridge and Sheldon and Mary Ann Martin, New Hamburg. Santa Claus also made an, appearance. Belle Mole, Evelyn Errington, Clarence Joy and Harvey Culbert Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 8, 1993 - Page '7 accompaniment by Sandra D'Aoust. The evening vesper service of the CGIT was well attended. Organist was Mary Garnock. Kay Logten- berg and Elizabeth Irvin, leaders of nesday night when nine tables were competing. Kate's reflection: "Success comes in cans, whereas failure comes in can'ts." Two `green thumbs' honored at horticultural banquet Area gardeners were -honored at representing District 8, gave an the Lucknow and District Horticul- informative talk on herbs. tural Society's annual dinner on Mrs. McKague conducted the Nov. 19 at the Legion. Albert Len- • installation of officers: Janet Cook, nips received a gift and trophy for past president; Jean Whitby, having the best red rose at the president; Shirley Hackett, first summer show. Shirley Hackett was vice; Frank Alton, second vice; presented with a gift for the most Bernadean Ritchie, secretary; Shir- points tallied at the summer show. ley Bolt, treasurer; Allene Bradley, Harvey Wightman, of Lucknow, cheerio; Elise Houston, pianist; was guest speaker. He showed Annabelle Armstrong, membership. beautiful slides of scenes, plants One year directors are: Jack and flowers and kept your eyes Needham, .Barb and Evans Helm, glued to the screen to see what was Albert Lennips, and Anna coming next. Kreutzweiscr. Two year directors Ira Dickie, Jean Conley, Betty are Betty O'Donnell, Joan Martin, O'Donnell, Don Robertson and Margaret Nettleton, Tena Gardner Harold Campbell entertained the and Betty Bone. group with their musical abilities. Auditors will be Elaine Steer and Shirley McKague, of Wingham, Mary Nelson. Wingham and Area Palliative Care wishes to thank all donors for their generosity throughout 1993. We're happy to have this opportunity to express our gratitude and offer our very best wishes to all of you at this joyous time of year. Watch for information about our St. Patrick's Day luncheon. Z el III T E c A '1 KINCARDINE 396-3250 WALT DISNEY PICTURES PRESENTS THE THREE MUSKETEERS ALL SEATS 53.5° MON. TO THURS. This Christmas give the... "GIFT OF ENTERTAINMENT" Purchase 2 Gift Certificates and receive a 3rd one "Free": LUCKNOW & DISTRICT KINSMEN CLUB'S NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE Friday December 31st Lucknow Community Centre IG Tickets: 1 3M••`" peri person Includes a chanceon, a draw for nearditIO TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLY ON... Wednesday, December 22/93 Tuesday, December 28/93 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm at Community Centre NO MINORS ADMITTED Proceeds to Community Betterment