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Birthday wishes go out to
Jean flughes on her 99th
Congratulations and best; wishes
go out this week to -Jean Hughes,, a
resident of P crest Mawr, who
celebrates her 99th birthday on
October 17.
Friends of Jean Atwell are happy
to repo that she has settled in her
new home in Pennsylvania. Her
address is p�1 17 „
�j QBeaver Rd
Ambridge, Penn., /.t .A. 15003.
Ronald and Grace Walker and
their son Wade, of Timmins, were
visitors last wee •k with her sister,
Evelyn Little.
After working 'for 16 years at LE.
t UCKNOW
by Mildred Lures
r�ccDouahh service station and 17
years at C.E. acTavishS noc'',o,
George Wholes has decided the
time has come to retire. Best wishes
to George and Betty and may they
have many years to enjoy an easier
lifestyle.
Who wrote, "Oh East is East, and
West is West, andnever the twain
shall meet"?
Rudyard Kipling,
East and: -&est ss '
-40
Donakla Thompson =graduated.
-.. _ _. flromrmthe-Vniiversiiireth on
October 4, 1991, with a degree in
Bachelor of Applied Science,
Honours Program, majoring in
Family and Social Relations.
Donalda's parents, Don and
Beverley Thompson • and her
grandmother,' Margaret
Thompson, all of Lucknow, at-
tended the Convocation and
Graduation held "in War
Memorial Hall, University of
Guelph.
BIRTHS
Hewitt - Vernon and Suzanna, of
R.R. 5, Wingham are delighted with
the safe arrival of their daughter,
Tammy Suanne, on October 9,
1991, at Wingham and District
Hospital. Tammy weighed in at 8
lbs. 4 oz. She is a wee sister for
Krista and Jason.
er11 "Th aUad of
Mr. and Mrs.
John Earl Collinson.
A rely„ JJlu lBari Col -
'bison. of Laclaiow, fmmerly '
Ashfield Township. passed away in
Wingham set Hospice. ou
October 4. 19910 in his 78th yyear.Ki
Born lu 1000 0. the County of
Huron. on Fehmary 210 1914, Mr.
Coon was a son of the lam.
(/George and Effie a W hi ney)
He is survived by two daughters,
Mary Lou and her husband, Gordon
Barger of Kiutail and Jackie and
her husband. George Collins, of
Auburn; two grandsons Doug
Barger and Jonathon Collins, and a
brother VI, of Goderich.
Mr. Collinson was predeceased by
his parents; his wife, the former
Mary MacKenzie, two brothers,
Held and Alvin Collinson, and
one grandson.
Irwin mark
their 66th anniversary
The community sends its very
deepest sympathy to the
MacLennan and Sutherland families
on the passing away of Mrs.
Dorothy (D.A.) MacLennan; a
former resident of Lochalsh. Mrs:
, MacLennan is survived by a daugh-
ter Peggy Heffernan of London and
a son Finlay MacLennan of
Kitchener. Mrs. MacLennan will be
missed by her mma ftaen jn the. _
Loehaist area. '"�
Even though she was pretty, intrch
confined to a wheelchair, she was
always so jolly -and cheerful.
The community would like to
send congratulations' to Clarence
and Elleda Irwin On the occasion -of
their 66th wedding anniversary.
Rhetta MacLennan .. has been
transferred - from the Winghanr
hospital to the nursing home in
Lucknow.
Charlie and Mayme Wilkins had
most of their family with them on
the weekend.
Visiting in Kincardine on the
weekend with Wynn Gammie was
A weekend to
Members. of the Chesley Saddle
Club arrived at the Larry ,Cowan
Farm on Friday evening to enjoy a
three-day horseback trail riding
weekend.
On Saturday they mounted up to
ride into Lucknow via the railroad
tracks where each rider contributed
to the Food Bank. They continued
OCH1LSIPI
by Kae Webster
immammammomminummummum
her son - Garry Johnston, of
Kelowna, British Columbia and her
sister Myrtle Fells of Whitby. Dur-
ing the afternoon Kae, Cecil and
James Webster also dropped in to
say him-=� • -- �_�.���. ,�_.__..,.�_�_�
James, Cecil and Kae Webster
visited on Sunday with ' their aunt
Norma Young in Goderich.
Visiting for a couple of days with
Elmer and Edna Culbert was Edna's
brother Al' Matheson of Loveland,
Colorado. Mr. Matheson also
visited with George and Andrea
MacDonald of Kincardine, and now
has gone on to London to visit
other members of the family and
then on home which is approxi-
mately 1500 miles. ,
If anyone has a news item for the
Lochalsh news would they please
call 395-5257 by Thursday noon.
Thank you.
BITUARIES
Visitation was at the MacKenzie
and McCreath Funeral Home, Luck -
no v, m ll.
was conducte Cwhere oln Geefunetober 9, by
Rev, Peggy Kinser, of the Luek�
now Presbyterian Church.
Hower bearers were- grandsons.
.Doug Barger and Jonathon Collins,
Pallbearers were Bob Simpson.
Mnaid Simpson, Henry Dreams
George McGregor, Gordon Cayley
and Joe O'Keefe.
A .graveside se ce was held
prior to interment at Greenhill
cemetery, J, ucknow.
CLARA KILPA1 RICK
Clara Isabel Kilpatrick of
Goderich died at Alexandra amine
and Ge,-neral1 he
on Sunday.
October 6.1991,. was 97.
She was a rneinber of North
Sit Unite Church.
Shewas born in West Wawanosh
wp. were `r2`., • 18940 Her
parents were, Richard and Elizabeth
Twamley.
She was predecmed by her hus-
band. Milton KiiPutriel4
She is survived by two sons.
Clifford of RR 2 Low- and.
Harvey of +ch, and two
grandchildren.
She was predeceased by her.
daughter, Vema. her 'soul Melvin
_.
and one grandson,.
A formal : service .w'as at the
McCallum and Palla moral Home
on Monday, October 991. Rev,:
Robert 0. Ball of North Street
United officiated.
Intervent Dungannon Cemetery.
enjoy nature
on to me fourth of Kinloss via
various trails. .
On Sunday breakfast was served
to the riders using the club portable
kitchen. Following the ride,
Thanksgiving dinner was dished up
at the Cowan barn.
Monday saw the riders using
trails between highway 86 and the
second concession.
The face of George Mcznties, a long-time employee of C.E. MacTavish
in Lucknow will no longer greet you at the pumps or in the bay.
George retired last week following 16 years at the J.E. MacDonald
service station and 17 with C..1VicTavish. George saidle plans ttn
take it easy during the winter, however, he admitted he would now
have, more time to pursue his hobby of wood working. (Pat Livingston
photo) •
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557 Campbell St. LUCKNOW 528-3204
ONE DAY ONLY
Wednesday, October 16 1991
. Mat r41100
A Great Time To Shop Early For Christmas
Big selection of Children's & Adult
Costumes for rent.
Come on in and browse, have a free coffee
and donut.
- SMUCKER'S
Apricot -Raspberry -Strawberry 50Q ml
jam .. ..
• 3 .2
MONARCH
, Cake & Pastry 2 Kg.
Flour
•
w . e°. !a''
CLOVERLEAF
213 g.
Sockeye Salmon
1.99
CORDON BLEU
Chicken -Irish -Beef 680 g.
Stew
1 79 .
NABISCO'
Raisin Wheat -Strawberry Wheat 450 g.
• . Cereal
2.69
OLINDA
Choice, Whole 28 oz.
Tomatoes •
. . -
SAVARIN
Turkey -Chicken -Beef 200 g. Frozen
Pot Pies
•9
BEATRICE
100% Pure 2 L.
Orange Juic99e
1
DIETRICH
100% Whole Wheat
Bread
n • 99
WESTON
Apple Filled 6's
,• Buns .
69
WESTON
Raspberry or Choc2olate 4's
Swiss Rolls
1.
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PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
3 Lb. Bag
Macintosh Apples
1 .
99
. PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
California Lettuce
• 89•
PRODUeT OF ONTARIO
Green Cabbage
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Bulk89 Fruit
Vegetables