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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-09-16, Page 2138. Auction Sale AUCTION SALE for the estate of KEN WHEELER c/o MABEL WHEELER of tools, lumber & some household effects at the BELGRAVE ARENA Saturday, September 26/87 9:30 A.M. For information call Mabel Wheeler 357-2468 Auctioneer Brian Rintoul 357-2349 42. Death Notice JOHN MUNRO HALL M.S.L. Born August 31, 1946 in Goderich/died September 5, 1987 in Glendale, California. Beloved only son of the late Harvey F. Hall and of Sheila Munro Hall, Warren, Michigan. Survived by sisters Janis ( Henry) Kwiotek, Jillian (Ronald) Tar- nowski, nieces Mary, Michelle and Megan - Tarnowski. Also by Eileen Cummings, Owen Sound and Hap Hall, Lucknow and cousins. At the time of his death John was the Director of Records and Archives at RKO Motion Pictures, Los Angeles and Lecturer in A.F.I. Film and Television Documentation Workshops. -37 44. Engagements MATTHEWS-HURMAN Ralph and Doreen Matthews of R.R. 3 Auburn and Ken and Lois Hurman, Whitby are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children. Lori Dawn to" Ken Edward. The wedding will take place on Saturday, September 26, 1987, 3:00 p.m., Nile United Church. Reception to follow in Saltford.-37x HAYES - SWAN Joyce and David Swan of Lucknow are pleased to announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter Susan Lynn to Gor- don Wellington, son of Jean and Sam Hayes of Tiverton. The wedding will take . place October 17, 1987 at 7.p.m. at Kincar- dine United Church. -37 BOLT - HUFFMAN Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huffman of Lucknow are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their eldest daughter, Dianne Christine to Kevin James, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bolt of Lucknow. The wed- ding will take place Saturday, September 26, 1987 at 7 p.m. at Lucknow Presbyterian Church. Reception to follow in Lucknow.-37x 46. In Memoriam SHIELLS In proud and loving- memory of Stewart William Shiells, who passed away in Kin- cardine General Hospital, on September 9, 1986. Sadly missed by wife Clara. -37 PENTLAND With respect for, and in memory of a car- ing son, brother, brother-in-law and uncle, W. Roger A. Pentland, who left this earth, September 18, 1986. God saw you were tired, Uncle Roger When a cure was not to be He closed His arms around you And whispered, "Come to Me". In tears, we saw you sinking; We watched you fade away. Our hearts were so broken; You fought so hard to stay. What you suffered, you told so few You didn't deserve what you went through. Tired and weary, you made no fuss Trying so hard to stay with us. But when We saw you sleeping, So peacef ull f rem from pain, We could not wish you back To suffer that again. So treasure him, Lord, In Your `Garden of Rest' For here on earth, He was one of the best. The courage he showed gives us strength to carry on. Frank and family. -37 PENTLAND In loving memory of a dear friend, Roger, who passed away on September 18, 1986. Three little words, forget-me-not, It doesn't seem much, but it means a lot, It's just a remembrance, fond and true, To prove, dear one, we think of you. Lovingly remembered by Jean and girls. -37x 47. Card of Thanks CROWSTON I would like to thank the Doctors and Nurses in the OR, in intensive care and on the floor for their care and kindness. Also all those that visited, sent flowers, treats, made phone calls, and for the many cards I received while in hospital and since, returning home. Many thanks. Clara Crowston.-37 HAMILTON THANK YOU - friends - family - everyone who helped make our 35th anniversary celebration a weekend to remember! Thanks for the many cards and best wishes. Gladys and Al Hamilton. -37 MILITZER We wish to express our thanks to everyone who attended our wedding and reception, making our day so special. Also for the beautiful wedding and shower gifts we received. Lori and Gary Melitzer.-37x GILLIES David and Debbie (Lowry) would like to. thank everyone who attended their wed- ding and reception and helped make their day so special. Huron Township will always be remembered in a very special way. -37 JOHNSTON The family of the late Jean Johnston would like to extend sincere thanks to Dr. Corrin and his fellow colleagues, the nursing staff of second floor and ICU of Wingham and District Hospital for their care during her long illness. To friends, neighbours, relatives, Rev. M. Letson, the ladies of St. Peter's Anglican Church and the MacKen- zie and McCreath. Funeral Home, your acts of kindness and expressions of sym- pathy were greatly appreciated. The Johnston Family. -37x THE LUCKNOW LAWN BOWLING CLUB would like to acknowledge and thank the following donors for donations towards their annual Labor Day Merchants' Tour- nament. CASH DONATIONS: Anderson. Flax Products, Hackett's Farm Equip- ment, Helm Welding, Porter's Septic Tanks, Forster's Septic Tanks, Bank of Montreal, Dr. Catherine Mowbray, . Bill Adamson & Son Contracting, MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, McDonagh Insurance Broker, Cliff's Plumbing and Heating, Henderson Lumber Ltd., Lucknow Appliance Centre, Buffy's Burger Bar, C.E. MacTavish Ltd., Lucknow Chiropractic Centre, Geo. Brophy, Barrister, John Jeffrey C.A., Lucknow Community Sale, Ab Murray Transport Ltd., Becker's Farm Equip- ment, Symes Construction Ltd., Finlay Decorators, Willits Tire Service, Dr. Dick Treleaven, Jack and Jane Treleaven, Treleaven's Feed Mill, Dr. Mel Corrin, Standard Trust. MERCHANDISE DONA- TIONS: Your Favourite Things, Lucknow Service Centre, The Sewing Box, DeeVee's Ladies Wear, Valley Green Flowers, Super Scoop, Agnew Jewellery, Lucknow .Co- operative, Fear's Apiaries, Wingham; Gemini Jewellers, Wingham; G & E Sales and Service, Hamilton Fuels, Green's Meat Market, Larry Cowan Printing, Don Ritchie Electric, Gollan's Superior Maintenance, Andrew Orchards, Petter Shoes, Chisholm Fuels, Charmans, Lucknow Home Hardware, Loree's Ladies Wear, Montgomery Motors, Lucknow Sen- tinel, Mayfair Restaurant, Lucknow Farm Supply, Armstrong Home Bakery, Reavie Farm Equipment, Lucknow Machine Shop, Huron Landscaping, Umbach's Pharmacy, Lucknow Village Market, Pine River Cheese, Lottery Shoppe, Jack and Mary Fisher, Lucknow Variety and Dry Goods, Jack and Audrey MacDonald and Bain's Groceteria.-37 Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 16, 1987—Page 21 MURRAY Special thanks to all who attended .my shower on September 12, for the lovely gifts I received and to those who arranged it. Marlene Murray. -37 VAN OSCH We wish to express our thanks to everyone who came to our reception and helped to make our wedding day such a memorable event. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Perry and Wendy. -37x HUNTER Vern and Anna May wish to thank their friends for flowers, gifts and the lovely cards. Also a big thank you to -all who came to help us celebrate our 50th wedding an- niversary. These expressions of best wishes help to make the day very memorable. Sincerely, Vernon and Anna May Hunter. -37x STAPLETON I would like to thank all those who attended my support night on Friday evening. Your generosity was overwhelming. Special thanks to the committee that organized the night and to all those who prepared the lunch. Thanks also to those who travelled long distances to attend. Yours truly, Neil Stapleton. -37x GAMBLE We would like to thank our family, friends, neighbours and relatives for the wonderful party held in our honour. It will long be remembered. Allan and Alice Gamble. -37 BELL We wish to thank everyone who sent cards, gave gifts and visited us at the hospital. Thanks also to the Obstetric nurses at Wingham and District Hospital. Special thanks to Pat Gibson, Sharon MacDougall, Marg Black, and Dr. Shubat. Angela and Laurie Bell. -37x WALL We are sincerely thankful for all the best. wishes, gifts, flowers, cards and calls we received in celebration of our 50th An- niversary. Thanks to all who attended our party which helped make this a memorable occasion. Elmer and Daisy Wall. -37x WEBSTER Charlie and Hazel Webster would like to thank all those who came out to the party at the Community Centre to help celebrate their 50th anniversary. We would also like to thank you for the lovely gifts, flowers and cards we received. It all helped to complete our day. Thanks again. Hazel and Charlie. -37x 48. Coming Events STEP DANCING Interested in step dancing? Lessons available. For more information call 528-2844 anytime after 6 p.m. Ask for Heidi. -37,38x COMMUNITY SHOWER for Margie Johnston, daughter of Bill and Dorothy Johnston. and ,granddaughter of Jessie A. Johnston, Thursday, September 17, 8 p.m., Lucknow Presbyterian Church Hall. Everyone welcome. -37 TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB will meet September 21, 2 p.m. in the Lucknow Legion Hall. Foot Clinic, Euchre. -37 TOWN AND COUNTRY BOWLING begins Thursday, October 1, 2 p.m. New bowlers are welcome. Phone Gerda de - Jong 528-3942 or Joan Robinson 528-5153.-37,38x LUCKNOW BROWNIE/GUIDE REGISTRATION Tuesday, September 22, 6:30 - 8 p.m. in Lucknow Town Hall. Also uniform exchange. -37 DUNGANNON UNION PASTORAL CHARGE BEEF BBQ Sunday, September 27, at Brookside Public School 5-7 p.m. Adults $6.50, children 6 - 12, $3.00. For tickets call 395-5186 or 529-7770.-37,38 ` PARENTING COURSE for parents with teenage children. Some of the topics to be covered are: Communica- tion, Goals of teen misbehaviour, How to encourage your teen. This 10 week course will be held at Community Psychiatric Services, 273 Catherine Street, Wingham, beginning Monday, September 28, 7-9 p.m. For more information please phone 357-1614. Limited enrollment. -37 FAMILY DANCE Whitechurch Community Hall, Friday, Sept. 25, Tiffin's Orchestra. Lunch provid- ed. $4.00 person in advance, $5.00 at door. Children under 12 free. -37,38 - DUNGANNON PLAY SCHOOL starts October 7, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Registra- tion no later than September 30. For fur- ther information call Denise Finnie, 529-3173.-37,38 STAG AND DOE For Bob Hackett and Nancy Moran, Satur- day, September 19. For more information, call 528-3634.-37x MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE Men's Bowling League starts September 22, 8 o'clock. All bowlers welcome, new and old; age no limit. Contact Eric Taylor 528-2110 or Dave Sproul 529-7937.-36,37x PARENTING CLASSES The Huron County Health Unit presents "Pleasures, Problems and Preschoolers", a series of three Parenting Classes for parents of children aged 1-5 years. Classes will commence Tuesday, September 22, 1987 and will be held at RNA Training Cen- tre, St. Catherine Street, Wingham. Please call 357-2264 to pre -register by September 15.-35,36,37ar 'KINGSBRIDGE PLAYSCHOOL organiza- tional meeting Thursday, September 17, 7:30 p.m. St. Joseph's Kingsbridge School. All mothers interested in sending preschooler for 87/88 session PLEASE at- tend. N. Quinlan 529-7593 or S. Knoop 529-7058 for information. -37x SPECIAL LIBRARY PERFORMANCE The Beirdo Brothers and Sister Sheila are returning to the Lucknow Library, Thurs- day, September 24, 7:30 p.m. Don't miss this lively musical entertainment for the entire family. $1.00 per person. Sponsored by Bruce County Public Library, Outreach Ontario and Ontario Arts Council. --37 women's Institute meets Eighteen ladies enjoyed a delicious dessert and tea on Tuesday, September 8 at the Lucknow Women's Institute meeting. Lois Goodhue, Edna MacDonald and Elizabeth Robinson were the commit- tee in charge. After the Institute Ode and the Collect, Lois Goodhue chaired the meeting in the absence of Dorothy Brown, the president. The rollcall was answered by naming a fruit 'or vegetable in French. Edna Young read the minutes and the correspondence. Grace Gibson is the delegate to the area convention on October 5 at Durham. Tillie Wilson is the alternate. The rally is being held in Belmore on Oc- tober 15 with Mabel Whitby and Mary MacGillivray as the delegates. It was decided to present an Agri -Kit to the Lucknow Public School. The motto `Farm Safety Thinking Ahead' was prepared and given by Lois oodhue. -This was very interesting and well done. A humorous skit 'Farming akes a Woman's Touch' was presented by ay Macintosh, Elizabeth Robinson, Edna MacDonald, Grace Gibson and Lois oodhue. A hobby sale was held with Mabel Whit - y acting as auctioneer. An enjoyable fternoon came to a close with the singing f the Queen.