The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-04-04, Page 28Page 28—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 4, 1979
Wingham Pro Life group meet
The Wingham Pro-life
group met on March 28 in the
Wingham Bible Chapel.
Mrs. Sally Campeau, pres-
ident, opened with prayer.
A report on new member-
ships and donations was
good. The group is thankful
for the numerous donations
and new members which are
needed to support pro-life.
We hear so much today
Visit. Clelands
at St. Vincent
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Col -
Iyer of Lucknow returned
recently from an enjoyable
five 'week vacation. The first
two weeks were spent with
Dr. and Mrs. Brock Cleland
at St. Vincent, a small island
in the West Indies, where
Brock and Mary have been
stationed for the past year.
and a half under the CUSO
program. Stuart and Kath-
leen spent the other three
weeks at New Smyrna Beach,
Florida, along with former
air force friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Greg Grayer of Long
Branch.
Host broomball
tournament
The Lucknow Leo Club
hosted a broomball tourna-
ment on March 23 attended
by teams from Belgrave,
Teeswater, Blyth, Artht.r
and Brussels.
Lucknow and Brussels
played the first game with
Lucknow •..winning. Belgrave
won their game with Brus-
sels •.by default putting them
into the consolation round.
Lucknow and Blyth played
for the championship. The
experienced Blyth team won
4 - 0 taking home the
St., Helens
BY KATHRYN TODD'
Intended for last week'
Sheila McQuillan and girl
friend of. London returned
home from California where
they spent the March break.
Sheila is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Wilfred McQuillan.
Lucy Taylor spent the
week visiting her cousin,
Debbie McRobert.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs.:Jim Aitchison were
.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aitchison,
Nancy and Laurie of R. 2
Ripley. They also visited in
Wingham at the home.of Mr.'
and Mrs. Bev Brown to help
Jennifer celebrate her first
birthday.
tournament trophy.
Arthur and .BelgraV'e /hay-
ed for the consolation 'trophy.
The game ended in a tie and
Belgrave took the consolation
round decided on penalty
shots.
Lunch was provided by, the
Leo members.
Area
weddings
�s
DORSCH - CLYMR
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clymer
of Agincourt and Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Dorsch of New
Hamburg are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their children,
Marilyn Irene, to Roderick
Nelson of Calgary, at First
Alliance Church, Agincourt,
on May 12: Rod received his
from University' of
Waterloo, in 1978.
MOLE - Van DIEPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Arie VanDiep-
en, Goderich are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Maria Anna, to Mr. William
Allen Mole, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob. Mole of R. R. k.1
Dungannon. The wedding
will take place on Saturday,
April. 28th at St.. Joseph's
Church, Kingsbridge at 4.30
p.m. Reception at Saltford.
PPLIC TIOdNS
Air 4'4' Am, Ami ..-
WILL BE
WILL,BE RECEIVED BY
LUCKONV RECREATION
COMMITTEE
FOR
ROLLER SKATING MANAGER
AND ASSISTANTS
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Evenings
Please apply in writing by April 20, 1979
Stating qualifications to
WM. R. HUNTER -"`'
LUCKNOW RECREATION COMMITTEE
Box 32, Lucknow, Ontario
about Canada being in the
doldrums ' economically
speaking, Canada is spiritu-
ally in trouble as well. One of
the symptoms of our spiritual
malaise is abortion. Dr. Colin
Harrison says about liberal-
ized abortion laws: The
payment for this monument-
al folly is the sanity of the
law, the credibility of med-
Births
TAYLOR- Terrence and Di-
anne Taylor, R. 1 Ripley, are
.happy to announce the arriv-
al of a son, Rodney Banner-
man, at Kincardine General
Hospital on April 1, 1979.
Proud grandparents are Nor-
man and Grace Taylor, Luck=
now and Margaret Banner-
man, Kinloss.
McBURNEY - At Wingham
and District Hospital. on April
1, 1979, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald, McBurney, R. 3
ingham, ' a 'son, David
Gordon.
icine, the (inadequacy of
medical ethics, the tremen-
dous theft of life, the culti-
va't'ion of basic human intol-
erance, and a flight, in panic,
away from gentleness. Since
the present abortion law was
passed it 1969 more . then
350,0.00 unbornchildren
been killed by abortion in
Canada.
ALTON - Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Alton, R. 7 Lucknow,
announce the safe arrival of a
daughter, Sandra Elizabeth
on March 31, 1979 in Wing -
ham and District Hospital.
BANNERMAN - Janet and
Don wish to announce the
arrival of their daughter,
Melanie Margaret, on March
24, 1979, at Kincardine Hos-
pital, weighing 8 lb. 8 oz., a
sister for Michael and Scott.
Gi
Kindergarten
Registration
PARENTS DESIRING TO. HAVE A CHILD
ATTEND KINDERGARTEN AT
LUCKNOW CENTRAL
PUBLIC SCHOOL
During the 1.979-80 'School Tenn are
Requested to Register with Mrs. Nancy Maclntyre
At the School
Friday, April 6, 1979
From 8:30 —11:30 a.m.
Proof that the child will be five years of age before
December 31st, 1979, is required and if possible the
child shouldaccompany parent at time of registration
chneiders
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