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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-06-17, Page 14ocRLIP p Page 14--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 17, 1987 BEYERSBERGEN - KLAVER We would like to thank everyone who at- tended our Buck and Doe. We hope you en- joyed it. Special thanks to Charlie, family and friends who worked so hard to make it a smashing success! It is greatly ap- preciated and will not be forgotten. Sofie and Casey. --24x HENDERSON My heartfelt thanks to my family, neighbours and relatives for your thoughtfulness, visits, cards, flowers, treats and food brought to our home while in hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Corrin, super nurses at Lucknow Medical Centre, 2nd floor and Emergency Unit of Wingham Hospital for your excellent care and concern. Sincere thanks to Rev. G. MacFarlane and Rev. M. Letson for your prayers. Everyone's thoughtfulness will long be remembered and never forgotten. Irma Henderson. -24x BARR Sincere thanks to my family, friends, relatives and neighbours for their prayers, visits, cards, flowers, gifts and food while I was in Kincardine and London hospitals and since coming home. Special thanks to Dr. Knox and nurses at Kincardine and Dr. Milne and nurses at St. Josephs. It was all deeply appreciated. Joan Barr. -24x THREE BUOYS CREW The crew of the Three Buoys Houseboat "Playmaker VI" would sincerely like to thank Helen and Brian Van Osch for in- viting them to join them on the Trent Severn Canal. A super, terrific time was had by all and was a vacation that will be remembered forever. Thanks! ! Rick and Linda McQuillan, Al and Sandra Matheson, Steve and Mary MacNay, Gord- an&Brenda Kemp, Janice Halliday. -24x MENARY We would like to thank our family, friends and neighbours for their kindness in our time of sorrow. Dolly and Hugh. -24 McPHERSON We would like to thank the relatives for their gifts at the shower and also many thanks for all the lovely wedding gifts and to all the people who came out and made that evening a very special one for us. Gail and Steve. -24 COOKE Many thanks to our friends and neighbours in our time of bereavement. Thanks to Dr. Shubat, the nurses on the second floor of Wingham Hospital and ninth floot Univer- sity Hospital, McKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home and Rev. Roberts. Special thanks to Dr. Mel Coffin. -From the Cooke Family. -24x GLENN We wish to thank all our friends, neighbours and relatives for donations, flowers and food brought to our home dur- ing the loss of a dear wife, mother and grandmother. To MacKenzie and Mc- Creath Funeral Home, Dungannon United Church for the lovely lunch after the ser- vice and Rev, Roberts for his comforting words. These kindnesses will long be remembered. Frank Glenn and family. -24x CARRUTHERS Sincere thanks to Betty, Shirley and Wilma for planning the shower at Kair- shea Hall, to all those who attended and for the beautiful gifts. All was very much ap- preciated. Marilyn -24 TIFFIN The gamily of the late Wesley Tiffin wish to extend sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for ex- pressions of sympathy, floral contribu- tions, .;U,.ations, cards and food brought to the home during the loss of a dear hus- band. Special thanks to Dr. Walter Wong and nursing staff on first floor of Wingham and District Hospital, who were always so kind and helpful. To the pallbearers and flower bearers we say thank you and to Rev. George Ball and the McBurney Funeral Home for their guidance at this time. We wish to thank Chalmer's Presbyterian Church for the lovely lunch served after the service. Everyone's thoughtfulness will long be remembered. Jean Tiffin. -24x MORRISON Gordon and Phyllis Morrison wish to ex- press their sincere thanks to all their relatives, friends and neighbours for gifts, cards and best wishes on our 40th wedding anniversary. To their family a special thanks for the planning and work which they did to make it such a memorable day. -24x EADIE The family of the late Ina Eadie wish to ex- press their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for the thany kind expressions of sympathy extended to us in our bereavement. Also, we greatly ap- preciated all the cards, visits and kind- nesses shown to our mother during her stay in Wingham Hospital and the ex- cellent care given by the Lucknow Doctors and the hospital nursing staff. We wish to give special thanks to Rev. R. Grant of Wingham United Church, the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home and the ladies of the Lucknow UCW who provided lunch and time of fellowship following the funeral. In the loss of a dear mother and grandmother your kindness and caring support was of great help and will always be remembered. Lorne and Doris Eadie and family, Currie Colwell and family. -24x MOWBRAY Duncan would like to thank Dr. Cadera and the nurses of the Children's Ward at St. Joseph's Hospital for their good care during the time of his eye operation. Special thanks for the cards and gifts. -24 HOLYROOD PLAYSCHOOL .• Thank you to anyone who made donations that enabled us to open our play school. Special thanks to the Lucknow Agricultural Society, Holyrood Women's Institute, Kairshea Women's Institute, Kinloss Township Council, Eric Stewart, Kevin Murray, Lucknow Kinsmen and Kinettes. All was greatly appreciated. Parents and Children of Holyrood Play School. -24 48. Coming Events COUNTRY AND WESTERN JAMBOREE Langside Schoolhouse, Sunday, June 21, 2:30 p.m. Bring your lawn chairs.-23,24ar COLD PLATE SUPPER will be held at the former Kinloss school in Holyrood on Sunday, June 21, 4-6 p.m. Sponsored by The Holyrood Women's Institute. -23,24 ANNUAL MEETING of the Lochalsh Cemetery Board will be held at 3 p.m., Saturday, June 20, 1987. All interested shareholdersplease attend. Anne I. Pritchard, Secretary/Treasurer.-23,24 LANGSIDE REUNION Saturday, August 22, at Wingham Ar- mouries, 1 p.m. Anyone interested in Langside is welcome. Bring picnic lunch for 4:30. Dishes and cutlery provided. -24x BLYTH FESTIVAL Girls in the Gang: June 16 and 18.. (previews) , 19 (Gala Opening - sold out), 20, 25, 26 Bordertown Cafe: June 23 (open- ing), 24, 25 (matinee - sold out), 27. All per- formances are at 8:30 p.m. except matinees which are at 2:00 p.m. For tickets, call Box Office at 523-9300/9225.-24ar BEEF BBQ at Camp Kintail, Sunday, June 21, 5 - 7 p.m. Adults $6.50, students 15 and under, $4.50; preschoolers free. -24 ANNIVERSARY SERVICES of Ashfield Presbyterian Church, Sunday, June 21, 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Guest preacher Rev. Allan Paisley of Kincar- dine. You are invited. -24 REGULAR MEETING of the Auxiliary to Wingharn and District Hospital, Monday, June 22, 2 p.m. in the Boardroom. Mr. N. M. Hayes, Executive Director will be the _speaker. All are welcome. -24 DUNGANNON MEMORIAL CEMETERY SERVICE Sunday, June 28, 3 p.m., Dungannon Cemetery. Rev. Roberts will be in charge of worship service. Special music is being arranged. -24,25 Residents attend festival Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eadie and family in the death of Mrs. Ina Eadie, after a lengthy illness. The funeral was on Friday afternoon in Lucknow. Miss Norma Coutts of Wingham visted on Tuesday with Edna and May Boyle. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McEwan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell at Wingham on Saturday evening last. Folks from here attended the Lucknow Presbyterian Church strawberry supper on Thursday evening, as well as the an- niversary services on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Christensen and Tanya of Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. Don Christensen and Janine of Milton spent the weekend here at the manse with their parents, Pastor and Mrs. M. Christensen and on Sunday at the morning Pentecostal Church service, Blair favoured with a lovely solo. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page visited on the weekend in Toronto with Dr. and Mrs. Im- an Mohamed and the boys. Joan had a medical appointment early Monday morn- ing in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Dan McInnes of Blyth visited friends here on Sunday. Sympathy is extended to Mary Anne Mc - 48. Coming Events • BUCK AND DOE for Donna Thomson and Bob Husnik, Saturday, June 20, Wingham Legion. Music by Star Spinner. For more informa- tion phone 528-2120.-24x BABES IN ARMS Last call to book on the day trip to the musical "Babes In Arms" at Grand Bend, Thursday, July 9. Call Marge Burkhart - Daybreak 528-3544.-24 COMMUNITY SHOWER for Sandra Irwin, Friday, June 26,• 8 p.m. at Anglican Parish Hall. Everyone welcome. -24,25 CAR WASH/BAKE SALE Saturday, June 20, Lucknow Fire Hall, 10-4. Sponsored by West Wawanosh War- riors Girls softball team. -24x LADIES FUN BALL Come and enjoy Ladies fun ball at the former Kinloss School, Monday, June 22, 7:30 p.m. Young and not so young are in- vited to join in the fun. -24x SPITFIRE BAND Goderich, June 20. Plan now to attend the 25th Anniversary Dance sponsored by Rotary Club of Goderich at Sky Harbour Airport featuring the famous "Spitfire Band". Tickets $25.00 each (lunch includ- ed) . Reserve at Campbells of Goderich, 524-7532.-20-24 Cosh Kukoly in the sudden passing of her husband Michel Kukoly at Kitimat, BC. Friends from here attended the 75th bir- thday open house at Kinloss on Sunday for Mrs. Mary Bannerman Campbell. Con- gratulations Mary from us all. Dungannon news • from page 8 Elsie Pannabecker and Dawn is the daughter of Doug and Donalda McLeod of Vanastra. Joe and Irene West and sons of Stratford were weekend visitors with her parents Derk and Tinie Logtenberg. Visiting Roger and Elsie Pannabecker this past week were her father Simon Schroeder of Abbotsford, B.C., her sisters Susan Bartsch of Williams Lake, B.C., and Verna Regier of Abbotsford, B.C. and her aunt Susan Klippenstein of Altona, Manitoba. They all attended the Dyck - McLeod wedding at Clinton with reception at Saltford Valley Hall. Brian Dyck was groomsman , for his father Allan. The Errington-Pannabeker families were also guests at the wedding. On Sunday afternoon, a surprise 30th an- niversary get together was held for Derk and Tinie Logtenberg. Family and friends gathered from Guelph, Lucknow, Ripley, Bluevale, Stratford and Goderieh areas. Anniversary . celebrated . Lloyd and June Saunders, RR 3 Dutton, were pleasantly surprised at a dinner held in honor of their 40th wedding anniversary at the Black Angus Restaurant, London. A bus brought family and friends from Goderich, Lucknow, Wingham, Bluevale, Belgrave, Ethel and . London. Other friends attended from Glencoe, Chatham and Dutton area. After dinner the group . returned to the home of Lloyd and June's daughter and son-in-law, Nancy and Ken Mott, RR 2 Dutton. Occupation: poet. One might think that few people would report that they work- ed in the arts when filling out a ques- tionnaire. However, Statistics Canada tells us that at the time of the 1981 Cen- sus, nearly 280,000 Canadians stated that they were working in occupational categories associated with the arts. *** THE GODERICH & DISTRICT OPTIMIST CLUB PRESENTS THE 8TH ANNUAL Music Festival Family & Friends JULY 1; 2, 3, 4 WEDNESDAY S p.m: - Rkk McGhls 6 p.m. - Sack Ts rack 7 .m. - Cabin Quints Nick Malik Sack Ti Sack Cabin Cruisers Texas Road Fin Stage Local THURSDAY FOLK BLUES POP Musicians NOON - 1 A.M. p 6 p.m. • 9 p.m. - 10 p.m. • 11-1 - ADMISSION: WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY 51.00 53.00 $5 00 (CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE) 4flO UMOfA ?Nf AUrMOQfTV or A SPtCiAI OCCASION PERM,' All PROCEEDS tO COMMUNITY SERVICE FRIDAY BLUEGRASS FOLK SATURDAY FOLK POP BLUES COUNTRY -ROCK S p.m. - rlackwsM Sldwsad 6 p.m. - Pulse Crook 7 p.m. - Wrd $ Slue S p.m. - Blackwell SIderad 9 p.m. • Vs* 10 p.m. - Puss Crook 11 p.m. - Valdr 12 a.m.- WWNlirho 1 p.m. . Ick MGM' 2 p.m. • Cypnc Wool 3 p.m. - CMdror's Polwmasca 4 p.m. - "Kool Fairly" 5 p. m. - Ns -Lass Wyss Mand 6 p.m. - Cabin Crwksws 7 p.m. - Cypnc WPI r p.m. • hick McChb 9 p.m. - Ns•Lsss Skis Sand 10 f fn. • COM Cruiser* 11 - 1 • S. W. PWlsy Rad Show Held at Optimist ,Riverside Park, Goderich