The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-06-13, Page 22. ,I,51,IViZA ••
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• Pauline Evelyn Henry and David Alfred
Finnigan of Lucknow were married at
tucknoW United Church on May 18, 1984 by
Rev. Warren McDougall. The bride is the ,
mother. of Dianne of Windsor, 'Michelle of
Arnom ;Kt. . Burlington and Sandra and Darren . of
Lucknow. The groin is the son of Chester
Sherwood Finnigan. Helen Rutledge . of .
'Lucknow 'Matron of honeur and Art
Dickson of Sundre, Alberta was groomsman.
„Dianne Henry, Windsor, Sandra Hendry,
Lucknow and Michelle Henry, Burlington
were ushers. A reception -followed at the.
Lucknow District Community Centre'. Fol-
lowing a lioneymcion to Tobermory,, the
couple are residing at 565 Hamilton Street,
-Lucknow. (Photo by Dave French, Bramalea)
Brian Arnoof Sarnia and SuiSusan' Kronstal
of ',:..London" *ere martied ticHoly • Rosary
chifieht flittlitigton on May '19t4='
bride 1.;444he daughter a? GI* and
Kronstal of Burlington and the groom's
ifirents.are Walter .:and Lorraine Arnold of
Lawleinw./• .,-Katert George of Kitchener was
maid of honour and Diana Kronstal of
. Burlington, and Sally Woods of Toronto were
bridesmaids. Steve Burke of Kitchener was
groomsmangroomsmana9d Tent lienderkotrol_Kiteh-
Finnigan o Lucknow fand the late. Ru by
eller and Brian Kronstal of, Burlington
ushered guests. Rob IlailersOn of Kitchen-
er was anlolit. The reception was held at the
ItainitiOn Golf and Country Club, Ancaster. BIRTHS
Folldwinga wedding itip*tdigiaOra Falls,
the Ouple are residing in London. ,
(Photo by Gary Zokcof Kitchener)
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KERSLAKE - Craig and Peggy are pleased
to announce 'the safe arrival of their first
child, Heather Margaret, May 30, 1984, 7.48
a.m., weighing 6 lb. 141/2 oz. at Victoria
Hospital, London. A granddaughter for Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Young, Dungannon and
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Staffs and
rteknat granddaughter for Emma Young,
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BOWERS - To Don and Donna (nee.Forster),.
R. R. 1 Ripley, a son, Aleph Lyon, 7 lb. 91/2
oz., at the Kincardine and District General
Hospital, on Sunday, June 3, 1984. A
brother for Meredith. A seventh grandchild"
for Jack and Betty Bowers of Chesley and
the 23rd grandchild for Walter and Isabel
Forster of Ripley.
MacINNES - to Malcolm and Anne Marie
Macinnes, Pinewood, Ontario, a daughter; 6 -
lbs. 11 oz., on Sunday, June 10th, 1984. First
baby grandchild for Leonard and Freda
MacInnes and third grandchild for Glen and
Edna Stanley of Huron Township.
MOIR - Mr. and Mrs. John Moir of R. 1,
Lucknow are pleased to announce the arrival
of a son, Robert James William, 8 lbs. 12
oz., at Wingham and District Hospital on
June 11, 1984, a brother for Sheila, Jenny
and April.
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• Mr;- and Mrs. Neil }faints of Aylmer •
4 -sited with Belle Mole of Lucknow following,
John Anclerson't funeral in Dungannon last
On%Saturday Don and Kay Mole, Shawn'
and Donnie of Courtwright visited with Bell.
Aer.ompanying them were Don's daughter,
Dawn and her daughter, Debbie of Toronto.
This was the first time Belle has seen her
first great grandchild; Debbie.
Mrs. Don Thompsonli Lucknow and Mrd.
Terry. Paquette of Ripley attended the
Provincial Annual Meeting of the Girl
Guides of Canada in • Peterborough on the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Stanley and family of
Harriston and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott of
Purple Grove visited in Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley. On Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Stanley visited with the Doug
Stanley family in Harriston and with Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Kaake and Cindy, in Walkerton.
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No** to Property Owners
DESTROY WEEDS
.119COOSEISflilfOROM&I/WIly
Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of land, hi accordance with the
Weed Control Act. R.S.O. 1980 Sections 4, 14 and 21, that mdeas noxious weeds
growing on their lands within the Municipality of The Village of Luclumw are
destroyed by date of IOW 18, 1984 and throughout the season, Ike Municipalfty may
enter upon tli® saki lands and have the ',reeds dettroyed, charging the casts agahmt
the land in taxes, as set out in the Act.
The co-operation of all citizens k earnesdy solicited.
WEED INSPECTOR: G. T. Austin CLERK: B. M. Whitcroft
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