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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-11-09, Page 10Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 9, 1983—Page 10 community news (Photo by Snyder Studio) Wed in October Hodgkin/ion - Henderson David Keith Hodgkinson exchanged marriage vows with Barbara Ann Henderson in an evening ceremony at Lucknow United Church on October 8, 1983. Rev. Warren McDougall officiated. Parents of the bride are Ross and Irma Henderson, IL 3, Lucknow, and the groom's parents are Wilbert and Grace Hodgkinson of Wingham. Maid of honour was Brenda Henderson, sister of the bride, 11.3. Lucknow, and the brides- maids were Ronnie Henderson, sister of the bride, R. 3, Lucknow, Grace Allton, friend of the bride, Guelph and Rhonda Petrott, cousin of the bride, Godetich. Sarah Nelson of Lucknow was flower girl. Ken Hodgkinson, brother of the groom, Listowel was grcomsman. Guests were ushered by Marc Hodgkinson, nephew of the groom, Kitchener. Mike Hodgkinson, nephew of the groom, Listowel and Larry Henderson, cousin of the bride, 11 3, Lucknow. A reception followed at the Lucknow Community Centre. Following a honeymoon to northern Ontario the couple are residing at 21 Riverside Drive in Wingharn. Guests attended the wedding from Atlanta. Georgia; London, Windsor, Kitchener, Owen Sound, Toronto. Mount Forest and Listowel, as well as Lucknow and the surrounding area. Holyrood institute marks anniversary By May Boyle The township hall at Holyrood was filled to capacity on Thursday evening for the 70th anniversary of the Holyrood Women's Institute, The hall was tastefully decorated with bouquets of mums, a lovely anniversary cake and lighted tapers. The president, Mrs. Charles Murray, gave a hearty welcome to all who had come to help celebrate this special occasion. Ladies from the following institutes, Silver Lake, Purple Grove, Riley, Kairshea, Lucknow Senior and Junior Institutes and Whitechurch were present; also past officers, members and friends. The president gave a nice reading on, Friends, and called on Mrs. Perrin Lowry, president of Bruce South District, who brought greetings and congratulations to Holyrood. Mrs, Lorne Eadie gave most interesting history of the Holyrood Institute and also of the villages of Holyrood and Kinlough and the surrounding area. She read a poem composed by Doris Barr for the 40th anniversary when there was a presentation of Life Memberships, She also conducted the In Memoriam, One Life Member and past officers were asked to stand for a round of applause. Mrs. Dan Tiffin played a medley of old time favourites. Mrs. Don McCosh did some reminiscing of good days on concession10 and concluded with a humorous poem. Mrs. Frank. Madden introduced the guest speaker, June Alton, who ;hawed pictures and gave a most interesting commentary on her trip to Vancouver where she attended the triennial conference of the A.C.W.W. which was held from June 19 to 29, 1983. She was thanked and presented with a gift by Mrs. William MacPherson. Edna and May Boyle led a sing song of old favourite songs, Mrs. Glen Haldenby read two poems, Mrs, Charles Murray conducted two contests. The winners of the first contest were Mrs. William Graham and Mrs. Harvey Webster; and the second was won by Mts. Morley Bushell (Doris Harry and Mrs. Perrin Lawry. Mrs, Harvey Webster favoured with piano melodies and Mrs. Tom Hodgins gave a humour reading; Mrs, Orland McLeod and Mrs. Brenda MacDonald also gave readings, Ina Eadie and Agnes Hodgins, who were former secretary- treasurer and president, had the honour of cutting the anniversary cake, Each group expressed their thanks and congratulations to the Holyrood Institute and Gladys Artiold a Ripley spoke briefly and had history books for sale. Solei Newt Mrs, Roy McGregor of Scarborough spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Alex Percy and attended the funeral of her uncle, the late Howard Thompson. Congratulations to Carrie Allen, who received the Doris MacKenzie scholarship at the P. E. Madill Commencement on Friday evening. Carrie is presently attending Panshawe College. taking the medical secretary course, She is the daughter of Mt. and Mrs. Wynn Allen of Holyrood. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page were to Burlington during the week and attended thefuneral of a friend. Pearl Lloyd of Burlington visited doring the week with Edna and May Hoyle. Making changes to a watercourse? The waters of rivers, streams and creeks belong to everyone. Improper use of the watercourses which carry these waters may result in the following"' - irrigation and drainage problems for neighbours - destruction of aquatic and wildlife habitat - reduced recreational opportunities - erosion and flooding problems Whenever permanently flowing watercourses are to be altered in any way including damming, diverting, and channelizatian, Federal and Provincial laws require that the approval of the Ministry of Natural Resources be obtained. Asa first step in planning any work on a watercourse, c ntact us. Our staff will be glad to discuss possible design and layout alter- natives which will minimize future problems for you, your neigh- bour and public in general. star r,iteostretoi Misiettre Ofettyrde ?Awes! eh iffethostif Zsr stos . tffi. t. a 5 Wiloisfrom, Otsfteblo 0/00 2W0 Vera M. Hodgins of London called on relatives here during the week. Phoebe Stanley is spending a while with Marretta Hodgins, Congratulations to Eric Haidenby, who ?eceived his secondary school diploma on Friday evening at the commencement exer- cises and graduation banquet at the Walker- ton District High School, His parents, Mr. and Mrs, Olen Haldenby attended, Walter Breckles is a patient in London University Hospital, We send get well wishes. Mrs, Hreckles and her daughter, Laura, Mrs, Douglas Dahmer of concession 4, 1-luron, are staying in London to be with Wally, Mrs, John Barr and Mr, and Mrs, Jack Harr were dinner guests Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Morley 1Jushell at Wingham, LUCKNOW PRESIYTER1AN CHURCH SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13111 Worship Service and Sunday School 11 130 a.m. REV, ALLISON J. RAMSAY, MINiSTER Nursery Downstairs Por Little Ones tinder Pour LVE ' TONE WELCOME LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13111 Sunday School 945 Warship Secular 11010 a,m. 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