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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1977
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THAT
Lucknow and District, Kinsmen
and Kinette Clubs will hold their
2nd Annual Summerfest this week-
end: w eelren diutt 0f-events-and
entertainment for all ages will
begin' Friday night with a bed race
and continue thrqugh Saturday and
Sunday. A large midway will be in
attendance for the weekend. See
lait week's Sentinel for times and
locations of events. The Kinsmen
and Kinettes hope to see you out
this weekend.
THAT
Mr. and Mrs. Art
Lucknow celebrated
edding ;:inniversary
June 20th.
Arbour Day
At Kingsbridge
Arbour Day for S. S. #2,
Kingsbridge, included the fourth
annual tree planting ceremony, a
memorial tribute to the late Joseph
P. Griffin and his wife, the former
Bridget Mary Lennon, of Pickering,
Ontario.
The principal, Dave Zyluk, led
the Grade one arid two students in
THAT
We say "Sorry Murray" for the
typo in last week's issue. Our story
-gave---Mtm-a-y--Gekpm a majority' of
"9833" in the recent el-et-Han,
our headline only gave him
"9388". The, story was correct.
THAT
Mrs. Jim McNaughton of Luck-
now received word of the death of
her mother, Mrs. John Terras, age
76, who died at Markinch, Fife-
shire, Scotland on ,Monday, June
13.
the singing of 0 Canada and the
Arbour Day song. Poems on trees
were composed and recited by
Marie Dalton and Teresa' Foran.
Father Ed Dentinger, 'C.R. gave
the blessing which was followed by
the.,raising of the flag.
The black walnut tree was given
by Mrs. Jack Kinney in grateful
memory of her grandparents.
Joseph \P. Griffin was born in
Kingsbridge, a grandson of the late
Morgan King, one of the first eight
settlers to come to this area. He
served on the Ashfield' Council as
Deputy Reeve 1883 and Reeve
1884-1894 and was Warden of
Huron County. Moving to Goder-
ich in 1895, he served as jailor of
the now Huron Historic Gaol for 24
years. The residence was built in
1900. In the May 15 issue 'of the
1903 Signal th-e-follbwi-rrg-q-myte is
found. "The jail park is a credit to
the town and in a few years will be
one of the , pleasantest spots in
town. The diversity of trees planted
will in the distant future be a
witness to the judgement of the
planter Gaoler Griffin and his
knbwledge of tree culture". Many'
of .these trees, still stand.
Mrs. Griffin taught in the school
from 1872-1874 and was the first
organist of the St. Joseph Church.
Mrs: Kinricsv spoke briefly on
and later the
' fr.:shin 'ins.
IONSOIDASIP
.Rec eat:c r
gn u11 SWing
1
program is noW
Public swimming is being held
and swimming, lessons Will begin
on July 4th with lessons to he held
again in August.
In conjunction with the swim-
ming program, playground super-
vision will be provided with arts
and crafts etc. in the mornings.
beginning July 4th.
The Lip:know Junior Women's
Institute has made a financial
donation to • assist with the play-
'ground program.
Playground equipment has been
donated by the Lucknow Leo Club
and has been set up beside the
pool. -
The Recreation committee is
most appreciative of these organ-
izations for their assistance in
helping provide recreation for the
children of the community.-
Lucknow's ball diamOnd will see
plenty .of action with sehedulirrg of
an intermediate team, girl's team,
men's, slow pitch, boy's 12 and
under, boy's 12-16 years.
Roller skating is also underway
to round out a summer of activity
for all ages.
MAXYMCHUK - ERRINGTON
James and Margaret Errington
of R. R. 2 Auburn wish to announce
the marriage of Cindy Lee Erring-
ton to Denis Joseph Maxymchuk on
Friday, June 17th, 1977 at Burna-
by, British Columbia.
M. t:; N
Mi"1.1k ran
the birth of • their daughter,
Rebecca Anne at Joseph Brant
Hospital, Burlington, May 31,
1977.
FOXTON -. Lorraine and ,Randy
Foxton are pleased to announce the
arrival of Sarah Jalle, v eighutg tt
lbs. 10 oz., on June v15th at .1 .0s
a.m. at Wingham and nistriLt.
Hospital. Proud grandparents arc
Mary and Jim Boyle, Lucknow anti
Connie Foxton, Wingham, Ont.
FENTON - Helen and , Vie give
thanks for the safe atriyal of Carrie
Jane on June 19th at St. Joseph's
Hospital, Sarnia, 4 lbs. 15 oz., baby
sister for Christopher. Happy
grandmother is'Mrs. Clarke Need-
' ham. Kinloss.
MAYHEW - Claude and Janet
(Thompson) Mayhew of Kitchener
arc pleased to announce the birth
of their daughter, Shannon Annetta
Marie, on Saturday, June 18th,
1977 at St. Mary's Hospital,
Kitchener.
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COOK - Cameron and Brenda Cook
are happy to announce the arrival
of their son, Craig Cameron, on
June 15, 1977, 7 lbs. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Cook of Ripley and Mr.
and Mrs. Bayne MacLennan, R. R.
3 Goderich.
Lucknow Ontario
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thk Si.11).Wt ,„ June 2r).al3 e
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