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Toticknow Saltine!, Wednesday, August 29, 1984 --,-Page
Huron Pe Catholic
School Board'
Student Re istration
Kindergarten - Grade;
ofinvnts• of Catholic school age children. who are new t� the area may register their
children on Tuesday„ September 4, 1984, 8:45 A.IVI.. - 400 PAL at ,the closest local
School; St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge, R. R. # 3, coderleh, Principal David, Sharpe,
529-7646. ° .
Khidergarten Children need to be .5 years of age on or before December 31, 1984.
Please bring proof of age [Birth Ce ate. and Baptismal Certificate]. In accordance
with new legislation,. 'Proof of Immufllzathini&4so !winked before children may attend
achool.
School will begin on Tuesday, September4, 1984, and: the first day of attembince for
Kindergarten puPils will be Wednesday, September 5, 1984.
_RONALD M. MURRAY, *WILLIAM ECKERT,
Clioirmee of the Board ' - Director of mention.
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- Elphick-Arnold .
Barry Elphick, son of Harold and Betty Anne
Elphick of R. R. 3 Lucknow, and Debra.
Arnold, daughter of Walter and Lorraine
Arnold of Lucknow, were married. on Satur-
day, August 11,, 1984 in a lawn wedding at
the home of the bride's parents. The.
Reverend Allison J. Ramsay conducted the
ceremony. Matron of honour was Brenda
Cerson. of Kincardine,sister of the bride.
Bridesmaides were Jacky Murray. of Luck -
now and Lynn. VanItooy of Ripley,- sister of
the groom. Paul Hamilton 'of Lucknow was
the groomsman, and ushers were Doug
Hamilton of Lucknow, cousin of the groom,
and Brian Arnold of London. Music was
provided by Ann Pritchard, organ, Judy
Hunter, flute; and Elizabeth Black, saxo-
phone. A reception was held following .the
wedding at the Lucknow Community Centre.
After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, Barry
and Debra took up residence at R. R. 3
Lucknow. (Photo by Budny Studio)
'BRUCE IN- HURON BRUCE
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Corrin - Drew
Susan Drsw, daughter of Mrs. Jeanne Drew
of Kincardine, and Douglas Corrin, 'son of
Dr. Mel and Mrs. Margaret Corrin bf Luck -
now, were married at the Anglican Church of
the Messiah, Kincardine, with Rev. James
Francom officiating. Mrs. Ida Herd was
organist. joanne.Whitney, Sarnia, friend of
the - bride,, was matron of honour, and
Christine and Jennifer Cuyler, nieces of the
bride, were junior bridesmaids. John
Hamilton, Lucknow, friend of the groom,
was best man and Greg Hamilton, Lucknow,
and Mark Chisjiolm, Calgary, friends of the
groom, ushered the guests. The 'reception
was held at the Lucknow Community Centre.
Following their wedding trip, the couple are
residing in Calgary. . ,
Ashfield WAIS
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hold picnit?
At the church
BRUCE McDONAlD
BELIEVES:
1. One of the most pressing needs of
farmers today is long term credit at
affordable interest rates.
The Liberal government under John
Turner is pledged to do even more
through, the Farm Credit.Corp. to
meet the changing need of farmers.
2. 'Bruce McDonald believes the sale
of a farm is a farmet's pension and
should be subject to generous tax'
exemption.
The Libetal Government under John
oaTurher is pledged to Income Tax.
changes that • permit' farmers to
transfer up to $120,000 from the sale
of their farm ;businesses to an RRSP
without 'incurring tax liability; (The
Conservatives opposed this' measure.
• in the '84 budget)
4. Bruce McDonald believes the secret to
3. Bruce McDonald believes Canadian -a sustained economic recovery in
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initiatives- for peace and freedom from Huron -Bruce is a healthy agricultural.
nuclear war are vital to the survival of and small business sector. When
mankind on our planet. • 1' agriculture flourishes in Huron -Bruce, •
Prime Minister Turner has 'pledged ,small business flourishes. •
Canada's continuing effort to bring - Since 1980, the Liberal Government has
Russia and the U.S: to a successful paid '290 million in stabilization
international pact on arms control and payments to Canadian producers of
disarmament.- fruit', grain and livestock. A special farin
assistance program will rebate 4-5% of
interest charges for 2 years.
5. Bruce McDonald stated his position on Abortion and it was reportedin much of the
local press. It was repeated in his "Campaign '84" mailing for those who have,not
heard it dr -read it, we repeat it now....lt has not changed Or varied! •
The Ashfield W.M..S. and Sunday School
held their picnic and meeting at the Ashfielfl
Presbyterian Church on' Thursday, August
23. ,
There was, a story and hymn sing for the
children. Mrs. Kenneth MacLennan, Mrs.
Cameron Cook and Mrs. Alex Simpson
conducted races and games for the children.
h WMS b i conducted b
the president, Mrs. Henry MacKenzie.
Aspicnic lunch was served in the,basement
• of the church..
He said Liberals generally
believe , in the freedom of
individuals but that freedom can
be abused.
Abortions should not be allowed
on demand, said Mi. McDonald,
in response to a question on the
subject. 'He said abortion should
King - Rivet
Geoffrey, Stephen King, son of Patrick and
Leslie King of Goderich, and Shelley Kath-
leen Rivett, daughter of Ivan and Emma
Rivett of R. R. 2 Goderich, were married in
North Street United Church, Goderich by the
Reverend Robert Ball on July 7, 1984 at, 4'
p.m. Matron �f -honour was Ellen Errington
of Auburn. Bridesmaids were Karen Snow of
.Belgrave f Susan IvIcLean of. R. R. 2
• Goderich, Victoria De Winter of Toronto and
Stephanie King of Goderich. Flowergirl was
Julie Snow of Belgrave. Groomsman was
John Robertson of Toronto. Guests were.
ushered into the church by Philip Donatis of
London, Christopher Koch of Toronto,
Stephen Benedict ofh
StThomas and Michael -
King
of Windsor. Following the wedding
ceremony,' a reception was held at .the
Goderich Township Hall, Homesyille. After'
a wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains in
Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mts. King took up
residenc 't Clinton. ,
(Photo by Jim Fitzgerald)
Te . . . us ne ss was y
not be treated as a form of
birth control.
Our candidate does not favor
any loosening of the current
laws on the subject and suggests
current laws be enforced more
stringently.
BRUCE MCDONALD LIBERAL HEADQUARTERS:
FORMOSA 367-5622
LIBERAL COMMITTEE ROOMS: W1NGHAM - 357-1302
CLINTON - 482-3401 SEAFORTH 527-1022
GODERICH - 524-2103 EXETER - 235-0151
For -Election Information or Election Day transportation Please call!
Announce calf •
club results
°The Dungannon 4-H Calf Club achielle-
' ment day was held at Dungannon Fair on
August 18. Results were as follows:
• Dairy Conformation: Lisa Peagan,' B. 6,
Goderich;. reserve champion, Andrea Smith,
R. 6, Goderich.
Dairy Showmanship: Grand champion,
Andrea Smith, R. 6, Goderich; reserve
chainpion, Craig McNeil, R. 6, Goderich.
Beef Conformation: Grand champion, Judy
Walter, R. 4, Goderich; reserve champion,
Barry Nivins, R. 3, Auburn.
Beef Showmanship: Grand champion, .Judy
'Walter, I. 4, Goderich; reserve champion, ,
Barry Niviis, R. 4, Goderich.
FOR:
*YOUTH*
•EXPERIENCE•
*VITALITY*
VOTE
BRUCE
McDONALD
SE PT.
4th
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE.
Mc.1)0NALID., BRUCE
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Authorized by Barry Reid, official agent for Brute McDonald,
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