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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-01-09, Page 151 1 46. On Me 'color OW On memory of Raymond Joseph teddy who passed. away Bou years age December beN 28. 198e. He died as halved, raverygrae°a fduend, Upright arad just in ail his ways, Loving and kind to the end of his day. We saw him suffer, heard hind slg We could. do nethirag but sit clew by. Wo.'m1`�Q Ae.st, hu 6eeF3vfLn,,sg, mails One e1 the best the world contained, Always remembered and missed by your family. --2x JARDINE In loving memory of a dear mother, gr°aedm cher and great grandmother Jean, who passed away January 15, 1990. Death is a heartache, no one can heal, Memories are tr yasures, no on can steal. Beautiful memories are all we have left Of the one we have loved and will never forget. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by her family. —2x HUMPHREY in loving memory of Florence" who passed away on January 11, 1988. Though her smile is gone forever, Her hands we cannot touch, Still we have so many memories, Of the one we loved so much, Her memory is our keepsake, With which we will never part, God has her in His keeping, We have her in our. hearts. She was always thoughtful, loving and kind, What a glorious behind, Treaure her God in your Garden of Rest: For in this world she was one of the best. Sadly missed .by the family. —2 memory to leave DRENNAN In loving memory of Wilfred L. Drennan who passed away on January 23, 1976 and Janet Drennan on January 27, 1989. Gone are the days we used to share, But in our hearts you are always there. Remembered by James' C., Emily and family, Lorraine & Melvin Stewart and family. --2 47. Cards of Thanks GREEN I wish to thank everyone for their kindness over the Christmas season, for treats brought in, all the good dinners, presents and for cards received. God Bless you all. Ed Green. -2x AUSTIN wish to. thank everyone forcards, phone calls and gifts while in hospital in Toronto. Everything was deeply ap- preciated and your kindness will always be remembered. Rose Bowler -Austin. -- 2x MscMILLAN I would like to *rank everyone for fruit basketstlowers, gifts, cards and visits while in . Stratford and Wingham hospitals. To all my friends and relatives thankyou very much, everything was much appreciated. Sadie. --2 McARTHUR Allen and Wilda McArthur and family thank each person, who were so kind at the loss of their father and grandfather Bill Kimmel. Also thank you to Or. Shep- pard, Davey-Linklatee, Tim Scott and special thanks to Pastor and Mrs. Chris- tensen. --2 GIBSON 1 wish to thank everyone who showed kindness and concern by visiting and ph ine calls, sending fl wors and gifts while I was in Toronto hospital for surgery and since I've returned hire. Kathy. --2x HELM would like to thank everyone for cards, flowers, visits etc, while 1 was in hospital and since returning home. Also thank you to Dr. ®mole and the nurses in I.O.U.. of Wingham and District Hospital. Grant. --2x RIi?LEY WOLF CUBS We would like to' thank everyone who sponsored us so generously at the Riploy-Skate-A-Thon, earning our Novice A Team a Pizza Party as let place winners. --2 MCQUILLIN Thank you friends, relatives and coworkers of my Morn and Dad at 47. C r cis, of Monks ALTON Roil and Edna would Olke to thank all their friends and neighbours for food, dowers, oars and help they ,gave in any way. To\the gide thathad to work short when O left, thanks eo nwoh. To our family for helping get the food ready. We thank you) all. Ron and Edna. a -2x MATTi1SWS O would like to thank Dr. Oriole, Dr. Shebat, nurses and nurse aid in I.O.U. for the excellent care l received while in hospital. Speelal thanks to friends and neighbours for cards, calls and visits; to Branch 309 Lucknow Legion and Ladies Auxilliary, and :Bannerman Contraotingd Everything was trach. appreciated. Sia. --2 • BNPD °for sponsoring rose at the Ripley Skate-a4hun. Your generosity earned me a $75.00 gift certificate at Freer's Sporting Feeds Store, Ripley, as the °Highest Pledge Earner.° Jeremy. --2 CAESAR The fa -r ily of thenlate Joyce Caesar extend a sincere thank you to everyone 'who helped make a difficult time easier to bear. Special thanks to Joan Pollard of MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home; the pallbearers and flower - bearers; Rev. David Fuller for a beautiful service, organist Ann Pritchard; St. Peter's Anglican Church Women for the delicious luncheon; the Emergency, staff of Wingham and District Hospital; her wonderful neigh- bours at Glenn Haven Apts.; and the many people who sent floral arran- gements, made memorial donations, and brought food and baking to our. homes. These many acts of kindness were greatly appreiated. Art and Mary Stewart and family, Gary and Janet Caesar and family, David and Virginia - Caesar and family, Stewart Caesar. --2 :CAESAR We would like to thank all those who helped in many ways in our time of need. A special thanks to : Don Boak, Casey and Joe Hendriks, Mike and Ralph Curran for helping with the chores and other farm work. It was very much appreciated. You are all very 2 special. Gary, Janet and kids; Stewart. - ,.. MacPHERSON Many thanks to all the friends who sent treats and cards; phone calls° and visited while 1 r was in hospital in St. Mary's and Kincardine. Also, to all those who gave rides and help to Lorraine. Your kindness will always be remem- bered. Bill —2 BARGER I would like to thank my friends, neigh- bours and family for all the cards, phone calls and gifts at Christmas. A special thanks to those who brought the nice goodies. 1 enjoyed them very much. Ida. —2x Lar i r rt: on We, wish to thank the Lucknow mer- chants for the lovely. Family Heirloom Bible -we received for our 50th Anniver- sary. Cliff and Isabel. —2x KILPATRICK While in Wingham District hospital I wish to thank everyone for cards, treats, visits and phone calls. Special thanks to Dr. ©mole, Dr. Corrin, Dr. Bhubat and nurses on second floor for the excellent care received. Cliff. --2x 48. Coming Events BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY TOURNAMENT Saturday, January 19. Starts 8:30 a.m. Championships games 6:30 and 7:45 p.m. Sponsored by Ladies Aux. ,to winter sports. --2,3 BABYSITTING COURSE Boys and girls, 8 week Babysitting Course, Mondays 7-8:30, Lucknow United Church starting January 14. Registration $10. Call 528-3721. --2x POKER RALLY Registration - St. Helen's Hall, 12 noon January 13, numerous prizes. Postponed date January 20. Sponsored by St. Helen's Snowmobile Club. --2 DABBER BItIGO Lucknow and District Lions Club, Dab- ber Bingo, every Sunday night, Luckttow Community Conte. Doors open 635 p.m. Ringo at 7:16 p.m. Air conditiorwed, wheelchair accessible,` Potential prize beard over $3,000. $1,000 jackpot on 64 all or lass. $`600 must got--tfnar LUCKNOW TOWN COUNTRY CLU meet its the 02eknow Legion 9 a➢1 iuiQ11- d yo 4a1. Itiaiy 14 at. 1:30 p.m. Scottish Program. -2x HURON COUNTY PORK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL. MEETING Supper ; 6:30 p.m. meeting and elee4 ti©ru immediately. following. Tickets $12.00 each and availaable from decal directors. —2,3. LUCKNOW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, January 22 at Lucknow United Church. Dinner 7 p.m. For tickets con- tact any director or call Secretary 528- 2576.--2,3ar fl-C,D #I NOW VV . CARD PARTY Wednesday, January 16, Town Hall. Dessert Bridge 1 p.rn. Shoot 1:30 p.m. Proceeds for community services. --2x DON'T MISS THE SEVENTH ANNUM Minden, Martin Techni-cal Challenge Sled Dog Derby, January 12, 13. $25, 100 purse. Free for spectators. Great family fun. CaII 1-800-461-7677. --2bc EUCHRE TOURNAMENT Dungannon Agricultural Hall, Saturday January 1"2. Registration 1-2 p.m, euchre at 2 p.m. Admission $5.00 each. Prizes $50.00, $40;00, $30.00. Lunch. Special contests.--1,2ar BLYTH LIONS DABBER BINGO every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Blyth and District Community Centre, $300 Jack- pot must go. Over $1000 in prizes. --43tf BINGO Goderich Knights of Columbus, Thursdays 7:30 p.m. Saltford Valley Hall, $3200 in prizes. $1000 jackpot must go. —Stier NOTHING IS THE SAME at WI NGHAM OPTIMIST "BINGO" Wednesday January 6,1991 Wingham Legion $300. Jackpot must go. New winner- take all Regular games '20 $30. STARTS 7:301 P.M. You are invited to A J -downtown Kincardine - Wed., Jan. 9-6 to 10 p.m, ...Don't Miss It! -ALL SALES FINAL - 396 -2100 t% 4:: \ r% tiJraz& I p16.1ctt panricrparrnfn (14 4 iftt kkt 144 L' w *off" Sea tad edae$d'ay2 January 1991 ri Page 1 Joyce Coln Caesar .Yoyce Cole Caesar? of Lues, now and fort mieriy of Ashrield Township;, passed awaysodd ly on Tuesdays. ember 2-50 1990.o in her 60th y. She was liOMy, 0yy�� Ashf eki h 1ohip, Au , 1931 and is survived by her prentso Arthur ° odQra . Caesar was the beloved wife of the late Paul S. Caesar, who pkleceased her in 1972. She was the loving mother of Gary and. Janet. of Ashfield Township, David and Virginia of Dungannon, and Steve of Ashfield Township, "Gram" will be sadly missed by her grandchildren, Lisa, Jason, Colleen, and. Maliory Caesar. She is survival by her .si ° p - (Mrs. Ron Alton) of Lucknow and two brothers, Norman and Norma Stewart of Lambeth and Richard and Leslie Stewart of Redbridge. She is also survived by 21 nieces r ephev s, and 16 vast tai and nephews. Joyce will be remembered by many for her love of nature and the many acts of kindness she did for others. The funeral was held on Friday, December 28, at St. Peter's Anglican:Chw.ch, tri Lucknow, with Rev. David Fuller officiating. Or- ganist was Ann Pritchard. Special readings were given by Lisle Jason and Virginia. , Pallbeurs were Lorne Alton, Ralph Curran, Donald Boak, Bill Black, Clair Hodges and Ron Daer. Flower . bearers were nieces Heather Stamm_ Ke1iy--_-Stewart, _. Patsy Anderson and Pat Campbell. Spring interment Dungannon Cemetery. Memorial donations were gratefully accepted for the Hirt and Stroke Foundation, The Lung Association, The War Amputees, St. Peter's Anglican , Church, the Paul S. Caesar Memorial Fund and - The Cancer Society. - William A. Kimmel William A. Xirnmel, 74, of British Columbia,' passed away suddenly in Kincardine District Hospital, on December 26, 1990. Mr. Kimmel_ was the son of the late Arthur and Wilda Kimmel of Kitchener. He was born on June 20, 1916 in Cobourg, Ontario. Mr. Kimmel is survived by his children, Wilda McArthur, Arthur Kimmel, Bill Kimmel, Margaret Nixey, Ken Kimmel and . Mary Swailes. He also leaves to ` mourn his passing 12 grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife the former Mary Gallowiy and one daughter, Cathy. Amey ,dices were cel lted at the Davey Linklater FuneralRome, Kincardine, on December 28, 1990 by Pastor Marvin Chris- Vr 7 ttlaz , nwrigt32.1 � r Interment at Sham Cemetery„ Ao Cuyler Ramage A. Cuyler Ramage, 74, of Pring eettino Wisconsin died ed y, December v 1990o at Berlin Memorial Hospital. He was boat September 9, 1916, in Asquith, Saskatchewan, a son of Janes and Edna Owlet _Ramage, His early rats w, e Sprit the Lucknow area Micro to attended schooland had been employed by - Maple Leaf Aircraft. In 1944, Mr. Ramage wasient by Maple Leaf Aircraft to Coyne Electrical School . in. Chicano. While there he met Vivian Pease and they married September 2, 1944. They resided in Lucknow until the closing of the plant at which thno he waseployed by Otaco lti Orillia, °ntai o. At the close of World War i1 they moved to the Chicago, Illbosia area a> d . Mrs Ramage was employed, at General Motors Its a maintenance electrician. Upon his retirement, Mr. Ramage moved to. Princeton where he was a member of the Princeton Lions ° Club, Masonic Lodge No. " 148 of Wautoma,MV.larkesan Wheels Square • Dance Club, Westfield_ Jolly Squares,' Green Fox Wadi "Radio Club and the Firebird- . Amateur Radio Club. Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Avril Folk and her hus- band Richard W. of , Oregon, Il- linois, Linda Smith and her husband Mac of Paris, Ky.; six grandchildren; one sister, Ruth O'Brien of Coe Hill, Ontario; three brothers, McKinley of Hepworth, Ontario, Arthur of Saskatoon, Sas- katchewan and Percy ,of Downers Grove, rilinois;. and nieces and nephews. One son, Basil, predeceased him in 1947. Funeral services were held Friday, December 7, at Emmanual United Methodist Church, Princeton with. :he Rev. David Quincy Hall, of First Presbyterian Church of Fond du Lac officiating. Pallbearers were Richard Folk, Mac Smith, David Ramage, Barry Ramage, Jack Bremer and Forrest McCurdy. Burial was in Easton Ceinetery, Adams County,Wisconsin. �►1,4VI1J111. ::eet S Bill Walker �a ar Staff Sergeant Bill Walker, of the Kincardine OPP, is in his 30th year as a .police officer. He began his career in Napanee, following which he spent five years in Sharbot Lake and 10 years in Long Sault, where he was promoted to Corporal. His posting to Kincardine in 1983 brought about the promotion to Sergeant. Due to a restructuring of the ranks, he is now designated St.aff Sergeant. Staff Sergeant Walker was born and educated in Owen Sound. He joined the army in 1955 and became a member of the Ontario Provincial Police in 1961. He is married with_ three children, and five grandchildren, all living in close proximity. In his spare time he enjoys wood- working, fishing, golf and gar- dening, ardening, and freely admits to having a "green thumb". As Staff Sergeant, he is the detachment commander responsible for the policing of the area municipalities covered by the Kin- cardine OW. He said his duties are primarily administrative and basically could be compared to those of a chief of police on a municipal force. OP BEAT