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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-08-13, Page 20Page 20 -1142eknow Sentinel, Weilnesilay9 August 13 1986 ,04 Alton Drennan it Stuart Blake Alton of RR 2 Lucknow and Donna Joy Drennan of RR 7 Lucknow were married at the Nile United Church on June 14, 1986 with Rev. John Roberts and Mr. John Williams ernciating. The groom is the son of Dora Alton of RR 2 Lucknow and the lite Blake Alton, while the bride is the daughter of Henry and Bernice Drennan of RR 7 Lucknow. The Maid of Honor was Brenda Chisholm of RR 2 Lucknow. The bridesmaids were Colleen Adams of RR 5 Lucknow and Tracy Black of RR 6 Goderieh. The flower girl was Charlotte Drennan of RR 2 Auburn while the ring - bearer was Lee Cranston pf RR 2 Lucknow. The best man was Steve Alton of RR 2 Lucknow. The ,ushers were Byron Ballagh of Teeswater and Terry Zinn 'of RR 2 Lucknow. Following •a reception at the Ripley Community Complex, the couple went on their wedding trip to Ox -Tongue Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Alton are residing at RR 2 ,Lucknow. (Colleen McGuire photo) Peck - Wilkins Allan Lee Peck and Janet Estelle Wilkins of Wallaceburg were married at Trinity United Church in Wallaceburg on June 21, with Rev. Gordon M. Gillingham officiat- ing. The groom is the son of Gary and Agnes Peck of Wallaceburg and the bride is the daughter of Charlie and Mayne Wilkins of Amberley. The.. maid of honour was Chris Ferguson of St. Catharines, and the bridesmaids were Carmen Austin and. Ann Peters. of Wallaceburg, all friends of the bride. The best man was Steve Paton.of Windsor, friend of the groom and the ushers were Paul Peck of Wallaceburg, brother of the groom and Ken Wilkins of Amberley, brother of the bride. Soloist and organist wasElizabeth Wilkins of Amber - ley, sister of the' bride. Following a.recep- tion at the Optimist Club in Wallaceburg, the couple went to Grand Bend for a camping holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Peck now reside at 23 Pine Drive, Wallaceburg. Retirement party held in Kincardine The family .of Anne Anderson gathered together on August 9 to hold- a surprise dinner party at Kincardine in honour of their mother's retirement and birthday. Present were Ken and • Wendy Gardner and family of Kitchener; Ron and Anne Gardner and family, London.; Doug and •Charlene McEwan and family, Holyrood; Joan and. Tim Cook and . faniily, St. Thomas., • After a lovely meal, Ron gave an address Trip to Cape Crocker planned The August meeting of South Kinloss WMS was. held in the church hall with Mn.. Don. Bell as hostess. • The president, Mrs. Allan MacDougall, opened the meeting with a poem. The Fall -Rally of Maitland Presbyterial will be a bus trip to Cape Crocker on September 29. Information will be avail- able later as to plans. The September meeting of our group will be held at Ca p Kintail. :ring a brown bag lunch. The dessert will be supplied by directors: Invite your husband or a friend. Mrs. Ray Buchmeier gave a reading. Taking part in the Prayer Circle were Mrs. Jack Needham, Mrs. Bruce Hamilton and and presented• Anne with a gilt on behalf of her family. Anne graciously thanked every- one for the lovely surprise party and gift. A large decorated cup cake with a sparkler was brought in as everyone sang Happy Birthday. The evening continued at•the Gardner? cottage at Point Clark with a campfire and social time which included several selec- tions by Debra Eniberlin on the bag pipes • which were enjoyed by all, • , Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon. A hymn was sung, followed by a solo by Mrs. Murray Keith. An interesting film on the native people was introduced by Mrs. Nancy Machltyre. A few points brought out in 'the film were native children, put in foster homes and out for adoption. The different environ- ment and the way of living becomes very confusing, work in the city is hard to find for ihe younger adults as they have not the skills. As a result, they turn to alcohol and drugs" in frustration and despair. Some discussion followed. Another hymn was sung. Mrs. Nancy MacIntyre and Mrs. Ray Buchmeier served a tasty lunch. Good co-operation from farmers Maitland Valley Conservation Authority stiff have received good co-operation from livestock operators in a water quality study being carried out in the upper Middle Maitland and Boyle Drain watersheds, located between Listowel, Milverton and Brussels. For, the past two months MVCA staff have been making on-farm visits to conduct a survey of manure storage and manage- ment practices. A water sampling program is also underway at selected sites in the area. Information gathered in the study will be used to gain,a better understanding of the impact of various livestook. waste management practices on water quality. Bob Fuller, a resource technician with the MVCA, reports that the response of farmers to the study has been positive.- • "We've visited about half the farms in the study area and have received good.co- operation," said Fuller. • The farm visits will continue for the remainder of the summer. une, farm The farm visits will continue for the remainder of the summer. In June, farm operators' in the study area received a letter from the MVCA regarding the Survey. , Those who have not yet been visited can expect to be contacted in the next month. Fuller explained that the visits also allow farmers to gain technical information and advice. "We make farmers aware of the various grant programs available to help fund improvements to their waste management systems. The Ontario Soil Conservation and Environmental Protection Assistance Program (OSCEPAP) provides partial 'grants for improvements," noted Fuller. "The Authority is stressing practical and cost-effective methods of controlling pollu- tion," said Fuller. "But improvements can only be made if farmers take the intiative." CAESAR - David and . Virginia - (nee Chisholm) are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Colleen Olive Anne, on Monday, July 28, 1986 at 2:58 p.m. Colleen was born at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich and weighed in at 8 lbs. 6 oz., and was 21 inches long. Proud grandpar-- ents are Joyce Caesar of Lucknow and the late Paul Caesar and Leonard and Olive Chisholm of Dungannon. Delighted great grandparents are Art and Mary Stewart and Beatrice Payne. 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