The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-05-29, Page 20Page 20---Ineknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 29, 1985
BIRTHS.
HEADMAN Steven and Dianne Readman
of R. R. 2 Wingham, are pleased to -
,announce the birth of their son, Kyle
David, 10 lbs. 9. oz., on May 20, 1985 at
Wingham and District Hospital. Kyle is a
new brother for Kent. Proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Merele Kerr of R R 3
Goderich and Mrs. Isobel Headman of
W ingham.
MIIIRR - Mr. and Mrs. John J. Miller of
R R 2 Lucknow, are pleased to announce
the birth of their daughter, Lydia, on May
16, 1985, at Wingham and District_
Hospital. She's a new sister for Martha.
HARRIS -Al and Rita (nee Knoop) are
pleased to announce the birth of their
daughter Cecilia Desiree, 9lbs, on May 23,
1985. Proud grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Anothony Knoop of Goderich and
Mrs. Lottie Harris of Toronto. '
ELLIOTT - Richard and Barbara Elliott
(Cameron) of Teeswater joyfully an-
nounce the birth of their daughter Jennifer
Margaret, 7 lbs. 15 oz., on May 15, 1985 at
Wingham and District' Hospital. Proud
grandparents , are Dick and Margaret
Elliott of Wingham and Don and Margaret
Cameron of Lucknow. First time great-
grandparents are Eldon and Dorothy
Miller " of Lucknow, Gert Elliott of
Beachville and Norman Andress of Lon-
don.
MORRLSON - Lloyd and Glenda, R R 1,
Lucknow, are pleased to announce the
birth of their daughter, Lesley Kim, on
May 12, 1985, weighing 6 lb. 10 oz., in
Wingham and District Hospital. A sister
for Lee. Grandparents are Mr. and 'Mrs.
Gordon Morrison, R. R. 1, Lucknow and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hallagh, Walkerton.
HAMILTON - John and Nancy of Lucknow
are pleased to announce the birth of their
child Tyler John, weighing 81bs. 11 oz., on
May 19, 1985.. Proud grandparents are
Harold and Dorothy Errington of R 2,
Auburn and Bud and Josie Hamilton of
Lucknow. Great grandparents are Sadie
Hamilton and Verna Elphick of Luclmow,
and Jack and Doreen McGee of Blyth.'
SAHLI - Jean and Marc and pleased to
announce the safe arrival of their son,
Brian Jason, 6 lbs. Coz.,.on Friday, May
17, 1985 at Windsor Metropolitan Hospital:
Proud first time grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Simpson of Whitechurch and
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sahli of Windsor.
GOETZ - Mike and Laurie (Chisholm) are
pleased to announce the birth o, f./" Brian
Michael, weighing in at 9 lb. 6 oz.' Young
Brian bounced into Victoria Hospital,/
Friday, April 26, 1985, during Grandma
Wilma's stay and beat her home by seven
days.
HACKETT - Michael and Rena Hackett of
RR 2, Dorchester are happy to announce
thesafe arrival of their son Daniel Robert,
6 lbs. 6 oz., on May 23, 1985 at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. Proud grandparents are
Donald and Shirley Hackett and great-
grandmother Mrs. Tillie Hackett of ,
Lucknow.
Expos baseball game enjoyed
Milvert Reid of Goderich returned home
after a lengthy stay in London Hospital. -
Rodger Adamson and friend Maria
Vaghy from Port Moody, B:C. visited last
week with Rodger's parents, Joyce and
Bill Adamson.
Diana and Jim Ford and Jennifer visited
with Diana's parents last weekend, Joyce
and Bill Adamson.
Harold Haldenby of Sarnia spent the
week visiting with his son Barry and Marie
Haldenby and family.
Congratulations to Karen Metzger and
Dave Atkinson who were married on
Saturday in Lucknow.
Sympathy to the families of the late Mrs.
Wilfred Hackett, who passed away in Lon-
don Hospital on Friday.
We are pleased to see that Thelma
Brown has returned home from London
Hospital. We wish you better, health.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony . Bedford of
Mississauga had their baby Karlie
dedicated on Mother's Day at the
Queensway Cathedral Church in Toronto.
Mr'. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley of Lucknow,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stanley of Ripley, Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Stanley and family of Har-
riston, Art Stanley of Holyrood, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Tollebson, formerly of
Mississauga and Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Stanley and son of Kincardine all attended
the service. After the service, all went to
LUCKNOW NEWS
by Geraldine Schlosser
the home of Tony and Sharon for a
delicious dinner. '
Mr. and Mrs. Peter. Cook and Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver McCharles of Kincardine
- spent a weeks vacation in Cape Cod:
Mrs. Dan Tollef son and Bradley from
Mississauga visited last weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Stanley and family of Harriston visited -at
the same time.
Fifteen couples left for Montreal Friday
evening of the long weekend by bus to see
the Expos baseball team play. They in-
cluded Barb and Evan Helm, Ann and Cliff
Mann, Sandy and John MacLeod, Joan and
Dave Black, Diane and Jamie Elliott,
Maureen and Jon DeBruyn, Doug and Sue
Stevenson, Donna and Ron Crich, Sharon
and Garry Austin, Sharon and Brad Pet-
teplace, Lori and Randy Alton, Jean Hall,
Ian Montgomery, Susan and Murray Mof-
fat{ Marg and Steve Hackett, and Barb and
Bob Cranston.
Jean and Bill Farrish returned May 23
from a month's trip visiting friends and
relatives in England and Scotland.
Area auctions well attended
by Jennifer Dalton
Dave and Grace Mackenzie attended a
dinner for their grandson Mark Harris who
graduated from Sheridan College in
Brampton. Mark has accepted a position
with Nelvan Film Company Toronto.
Florence Shackleton has just returned
home from St. Joseph's Hospital with a
total knee operation.
The Kingsbridge Stretch 'n Sew 4-H club
attended a 4-11 achievement night at
Brookside Public School Wednesday, May.
15.
On 'Thursday, May 16, The Kingsbridge
Guides and Brownies had their annual
mother and daughter banquet at
Brookside.
Two auctions were well attended on Vic-
toria Day weekend, with over 150 people
attending George and Betty Moncrief's
farm auction May 18. A large crowd at-
tended Mickey Beese's auction May 20
where Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fullarton of
Woodstock were the successful bidders
and new owners of the property of the lot
on the north side of Bernadine Kinney.
4-HSafety Club hold meeting
By Kevin Black
On Wednesday May 22 at the Dungannon
United Church, the Huron County Farm
Safety 4-11 Club held their second official
meeting. The meeting's topic was Human
Factors in Farm Safety.
The guest speaker was Mrs. Ruth Bell.
Mrs. Bell showed a film about accidents on
the farms and farm safety. The fihn made
each member aware of the accidents that
could occur on the farm. Mrs. Bell explain-
ed the three different classifications that
contribute to accidents: 'physical,
physiological and psychological.
'Each member did a Human Factors
Safety Quiz. After the meeting we enjoyed
refreshments supplied by Jim Wright.
Graduates from
Centralia College
Anne Doelman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Brian ' Doelman • of R. R 3, Holyrood,
graduated with an honours diploma from
the Animal Health Technology program at
Centralia College of Agricultural Technol-
ogy on May 16. 1985. Anne is employed A
the. Ripley -Huron - Veterinary Clinic in
Ripley.
HUTTON
LUCKNOW three bedroom aluminum sid-
ed home on a large lot. Family room with
stone fireplace, carport, garage. Asking
'20,000. but owner will consider all offers. •
211 ACRES, Kinloss, barn with milking
parlour. Two storey house with hot water
heating. Asking '80,000.
100 ACRES, Kinloss, large barn with near-
ly new milkh'ouse, new hydro. Four
bedroom house. '56,700.
18 ACRES on paved road close to town.
Three bedroom 12 yr. old bungalow with
finished basement and attached garage.
Barn 20'x 40. Private financing available.
49 ACRES on main highway north of
Lucknow. 12 yr. old bungalow, 4
bedrooms, i3 baths, rec. room, family
room, and much more. Steel barn 28 x .80.
some hardwood bush. Asking '79,5001. -.Try
"an offer.
•
VILLAGE GARAGE 38 x 42 with 20 x 28'
addition, 2 bays, office, parts room, oil
furnace, hoist, compressor. Lot has hook-
up for mobile home, drilled well. Asking •
'24,506. Private financing.
MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM, 357-3208
representing
LLOYD W. HUTTON
REAL ESTATE LTD.
BROKER, KINCARDINE
COTTONELLE 4'S
Bathroom Tissue
SCOTT 2'S
Paper Towels
McCORMICK'S 400 G.
Graham Wafers & Crumbs
McCORMICK'S 600 G.
Cookies
CHOC. CHIP, COOKIE VARIETY, CREME VARIETY
NEWPOR4 16 PINT
Fluffs
WESTON'S 12'S -
Baby Hamburger Buns
WESTON'S
Raspberry Jelly Roll
2 LB. BAG
Cooking Onions
.9
L39
1.99
1.25
.99
.19
3/.85
1.09,
5
Red Emperor Grapes
LARGE SEEDLESS
Cucumbers
U.S.A. Lettuce
.59