The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-07-05, Page 1611
age 16-,Luelakow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 6, Me
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Wedding bells were ringing out on the
weekend as Arthur Stanley and Debbie
Zipfel -exchanged vows at his home on
Friday evening and Lana Sanderson and
Steven Neeb were united in marriage in
Lucknow Presbyterian Chureh con Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Kilpatrick have
xnoved.into their new home on Havelock
St.
Having sold their home on Havelock
St. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ritchie have
-moved to Goderich.
We are happy to hear Evelyn Little is
,able to be out of hospital and has taken
up residence at Dryden Manor
temporarily.
Kay Crawford entertained the
neighbours in honour of Grace Camp-
bell's birthday on Friday.
Roy and Olive McInnes Goderich
celebrated their 50th wedding anniver-
sary recently.
We are sorry to hear of so many peo-
ple being sick and in hospital. Leonard
Machmes is in St. Joseph's Hospital,
Eldon Miller in University Hospital and
Margaret Mowbray in Victoria Hospital
_in Londoni_ Rev. A. Ramsay is in
Wingham Hospital.
We hope they will soon all be feeling
better and able to return home.
Elleda Laidlaw spent last week in
Guelph ,with her granddaughter Kirsty
Bell while Pat Bell was involved with
hosting a conference at McMaster
University. Kirsty had her Grade 8
graduation and out of mine classes of
Grade 8 students Kirsty received the
award for outstanding student.
UNC
by Mildred Lome
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It bas been a busy weekend for Lulu
Stanley with Arthur's wedding and
reception en Friday evening. On Satur-
day around 140 Stanley relatives
gathered at the Ashfield Park for their
family reunion. Sunday another family
picnic was held at the home of Earl
Elliotts. Visiting from Flint, Michigan
with Lulu are her sister-in-law Gladys
Stanley, and Betty Elliott from Detroit.
Austin and Mildred Loree spent the
weekend in 'Toronto with their son Stan
and Pam.
Walter and Lorraine Arnold, Remi and
Angele Aneca (Lorraine's parents) of
Deloraine, Mardtoba visited family in
Belgium for two weeks, June 8 - M. Mr.
and Mrs. Aneca spent time in Lucknow
visiting with grandchildren and great
grandchildren before returning home.
WE NEVER KNOW
—How weak we are until we have to stand
arone.—
Judith Ann Terntnee, daughter of Marg
and Harry Torrance of Porter's Hill,
and Steve Walters, son of Gordon and
Whndfred Walters of Goderiek, were
united in marriage Saturday, April 15,
1.989 at Goderich Township Community
Centre. Rev. David Woodall of Outwit)
Street United Church in Clinton officiated
the ceremony. Maid of Honor was
Stephanie Haskell, London, friend of the
bride. The groomsman was Jeff Denomy,
London, friend of the groom; and
ringbearer was Reed Crittenden,
Goderich, nephew of the bride. The
bridesmaid was Wendy Crittenden,
Goderich, sister of the bride; and the
usher was John Little, Goderich, friend
of the groom. Following a reception with
friends and family at the Goderich
Township Community Centre,`the couple
honeymooned in Florida. They are
residing in Goderich Township. (photo
by Ron Wassink )
Trout habitat rehabilitation
The Ministry of Natural Resources,
Wingham District, is proposing to
rehabilitate trout habitat in tributaries
of the Bayfield, Maitland, Nine Mile and
Saugeen Rivers in the Wingham
District. The projects will improve ex-
isting cold -water fisheries and are being
undertaken to increase local angling
opportunities.
In accordance with the approved
--Bow strong we are until we are moved
by a great conviction.
—How bea ' life is Ina we are in
danger of losing it.
—How sweet love is until it has gone.
—How rare a friend is until we come into
adversity.
—How little money can do until we get on
the operating table.
—How poor words are until we undertake
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to express gratitude.
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-'distri to affected municipalities
and Conservation Arithorities, six local
sportsmen's clubs, as well as offices of
the Ministries of Agriculture and Food,
and Tourism and Recreation. Affected
landowners will also be contact to deter-
mine their willingness to participate in
the program.
The Wingham District is in the final
stages of completing its fisheries
management plan. That planning pro-
cess involved several public consultation
stages where comments were solicited
from resource users, government agen-
cies and the general public. This project
has received strong support from the
public. There have been no concerns
raised over this management approach.
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part of an ongoing program toincrekife—
trout populations in the Wingham
District.
Any inquiries, comments or concerns
regarding the stream rehabilitation pro-
posal can be sent to the following ad-
dress by June 30, 1989, District
Manager, Ministry of Natural
Resources, RR 5 Wingham, Ontario NOG
2W0. 1519-357-3131.
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