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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-02-07, Page 22,s Page iuekaow Semi, Why, February 7, Il18 47. Card Of Thanks LYONS I would like to thank everyone for cards, ry visits and phone cabs while a patient in Wingbom and University Hospital Wi- dow Gordon .14011s. -6X JARDINE: Sine thanks for your thoughtful expes- iions of d thy is the recent loss of. our dear i, ' • r, grandmother and great ;grandmother. 'We extend, our deep ap- jpreciatiou to all our relatives, friends And neighbours for the cards, floral tributes, ,• donations ta the MS. Society and food sentto our homes. Also to Rev. Gerald McFarlane. for his comforting messages, the U.C.W. for the lunch served after the service, Mr. A. Stickings• for the Music and to . Joan- Pollard for helping' us through a difficult time. A heartfeltthank you to Drs. Corrin, Shubat, Beltasiak and the nurses for their care and many kind- nesses shown to our Mother. Ken, Ruth and family, Alice. and family. -6a GREIG I would like to thank everyone for flowers, .cards, gifts, phone calls and visits while I. was in Wiegham . and University Hospital, A special thanks to Rev. G. McFarlane for his' visits, Dewayne.- -bar WEBSTER Words felt to express the comfort and help my family ,have given me these past • 3 months. Also Rev. McFarland for his visits and prayers. Each one of you who visited wrote, phoned or remembered me in other ways a heartfelt• thank you. Thanks. to Oncologisand Radiologists in '- London Victoria. Hospital and to the staff at'Thameswood Lodge. A special thanks to Roy Havens. and to a .special person Margie LoUgheed. Believe me when you donate to the Cancer Society or Cancer • research Foundation -your money is -well used. Edith Webster. -6x t HUNTER We would like to thank friends and relatives for the donations of food, flowers 'and cards, as expressions of sunt pathy at the time of my brother's death. Anna May and Vernon Hunter: -6x NIVENS We would like to thank all who have helped us so much during Allister's il- lness and since the loss of our dear bus band, father and son. Thank you for Dr. Hugh Barr, Neurosurgeon, and Dr. David MacDonald,' London Cancer Clinic,, for your • medical expertise and guidance, since 1985. Allister had complete faith in your abilities. To staff in the various areas of London Victoria Hospital'.for your unfailing devotion to making Allister as comfortable .as possible and for keep-, ing us informed; to ist floor and 2nd west staff at Goderich Hospital for your constant care, encouragement and ad- vice; to Kingsmills, London and to the Lucknow Legion for loaning us wheelchairs; to Dr. Mario Cauchi; to Darlene from Home Care, to Communi- ty Nursing Services' and. to Ethel from Town. and Country Homemakers: 'Your assistance and cooperation since Allister's return home on Aug: 18, 1989" have been greatly appreciated.. We could not have had him with us without your help. To Rev. Roberts for your. visits, down -to earth 'counselling and for your beautiful funeral service; to McCallum and Palls Funeral. Home for your kindness and guidance; to the will- ing workers for preparing and serving. the lovely lunch follotvhrg the funeral Cancer, like other serious illnesses, can take the form of a" thief.. It Can take one's ability to earn a diving, deprlee one of taking part in fun things one enjoys, steal personal ' dignity, privacy and in- dependence. We are so grateful that it didn't steal what we all needed most these past years and especially these past few month.To yeti, we owe the biggest thank you of all for, food.. sent to our home, for the lovely ' tidy/erg, for memorial donations, for sympathy cards, for prayers and for gifts but most .of all for your visits,for your caring and for your sharing in the life of our loved one, right to the end. Thank you, for being` here when we .needed 'jou, Most. . Carol,. andLo• me Hasty. -6 Brenda, .and Barb, Mary D 147. 'Card Of Thor; • LEDOY 1 would like to thank the nurses on 1st & 21)d floor at the Wingham Holpitat for their kindness and good care, also to the Doctors at the Lucknow Medical Centre. Special thanks to MY family and friends for their many visits, With, cards, •etc. Gertrude Leddy-6 SMITH .1 would like to express my sincere thank you to niy relatives, friendat and neighbours for all of the cards, flowers, phone calls and visits while I was a pa- tient at the - Wingham and District Hoepltal, Thank you also for those who sent best wishes and food to the house upon my return, std especially' to the nursing staff _ of the T.C.U., and Dr.'s Bekasiak, Corrin, and Omole, Cindy. -6 WILSON. I . would like to thank all who remembered me with flowers, cards and visits during my stay in Wingham Httspital. Special thanks to the Drs. of the Lucknow Medical Centre and the nurses on 2nd .floor, also to Rev. Margaret Kinsman. I also express my thanks for kindnesses shown to me at the time of the passing. of my sister,' Jean Reid, Wallace "Wilson. --6 48, .Coming Events KINLOSS COMMUNITY CENTRE Enjoy Old Fashion Country Meals at the. Kinloss. Community Centre between` 4 and 6 p.m. on February 11, February 25, " March ' 11 and March 25. Everyone, wetcome,i-, 6x. SINGLES DANCE White Carnation Hall, Hoimesville, Satur- day,February 10. Music by.Tiffins (2n4 , Anniversary . Dance). Dancing 9.L No jeans please. -6 LUCRNOW HORTICULTURE MEETING Tuesday February 13 at 8 p.m. Lucknow Legion. Hall. Allmembers please attend.—bar EUCHRE CARD PARTY will be held Wednesday, February 7 at 8 p.m: Holyrood .Hall, lunch provided. Everyone welcome. -6 . LUCKNOW TOWN 0 AND COUNTRY CLUB; meet in the Lucknow Legion Hall, Mond day , February .12=12:15 p.m.' Pot luck, Valentines, cards (prizes). -6x ` DABBER BINGO .. Lucknow and District Lions Club, Dabber Bingo, every Sunday night, Lucknow Community Centre. Doors open 6:15 p.m. Bingo at 715 p.m. Air conditioned, wheelchair accessible.. Potential prize board over $3,000. $1;000 jackpot on 54 calls or less. $500 must go!—tfnar ATTENTION!! A public meeting will be heli Tuesday, February 13 at, 8 p.m. at Dungannon Agricultural Hall concerning • the Dungannon north ball diamond. All concerned ball teams & residentsare asked to please. attend. Anyone wishing more information please con tact 529-7522 or 529-3175. ' ' • Frederick Andrew Bidwell Frederick Andrew Barkwell, of 552 yea Street, Lucknow, passed away in Wingham and District Hospital, on January 30, 1990, in his 72nd year. Mr. Barkwell was boron on June' 21, 1915 in Asi ftedd Township, a son of the late Flesman and Agnes (MacTavish) Backwell, He attended Lochalsh school and then farmed the family faun in Ashfield until 1973, He then moved to Huron Township with his sister, Edna McDonald, where they farmed until 1.977. After moving to Lucknow he worked for Henderson Lumber Ltd., until bis _t. Many will remember Mr. Barkwell for his efficient, quiet, unassuming manner, which made him many friends. He was a member of the Lucknow United Church. Mr. Backwell leaves to mourn his sister, Edna'McDonald and several cousins. He was predeceased by his parents and his brother-in-law, John McDonald. Funeral service was held at MacKenzie: and McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow on February 2, with Rev. G. McFarlane officiating. Donalda Moffat was organist. Spring interment in Greenhill Cemetery. Clarence Ronald Treleaven Clarence Ronald Treleaven passed away at St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener, on Monday, January 22, 1890, is. his 68th year. Mr. Treleaven was the beloved husband. of Marjory (Sillib), loving father of James of Germany, Linda, and her hus- band James Patterson of • Waterloo.. He 48. Coming Events .COME Arm GO TEA Friends andneighbours are 'invited to a Come and go tea; February 17th 1990 :from 2 p.m. to: 4 pan. in honor of Mrs. Mrytle Calkins • 80th, 'birthday, at • her Home, R R 5 Lucknow. Requested by her daughter, Evelyn. Shelly. Best wishes only. --6,7x . DUNGANNON AGRICULTURAL seer TY'S EUCHRE TOURNAMENT Saturday, Feb. 10s Dungannon Agricultural Hall, Registration 1-2 p.m. Euchre at 2 p.m. Entrey fee $5.00 per person, cash prizes $50.00, $40,00, and $30.00, lunch and special contests. Play- ing laying cards, courtesy of DOMTAR.-5,6ar BINGQ Goderich Knights of Columbus, Thursdays 7:30 p.m. Saltford Valley Hall, $3200 in • prizes. $1000 jackpot must go.-5tfar • ARTS, CRAFTS, & COUNTRY Collec- tibles Show, .showcasing quality artisans from Ontario and Quebec, March 8.10, Metro. East Trade' Centre, Pickering, Free Ontario brochure and listings. Con- tact Craftworld/Cryderman Productions Inc. 019) 351.8344.--5bc BLYTH LIONS DABBER • BINGO • every Tuesday at 7:30 pm Blyth and District Community Centre, $300 Jackpot must go. Over $1000 hi ,prizes.-43tf P:'dej Manor Retirement Haim Lucknow Tuesday, February 1324 p.m. Come and see our new addition on the main 'floor. Refreshments. Rooms.still available, reasonable rates. • • - I 0BITUARIES' • r� will be dearly missed by his grand" children, Tina and Harry Patterson. . He is also survived by -his sisters, An- • na May and her husband, Vernon Hunter of Lucknow, Beatrice and her husband, Larry Tremain of ertville and Gwen- dolyn Parker of W Ontario. Mr. Treleaven was predeceased by his parents • Bert and Amelia Treleaven, . sister Eileen Curran and brothers -in -.law, Jack Curran and Tom •Parker. The funeral service took place at Highland Road United Church on January . 24. Interment will be later at Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. Elwood Austin Solo16uin Elwood Austin Solomon passed away at Abbotsford, British Columbia on January 24, 1990, in his 75th, year. Mr. Solomon was born in Lucknow on. February 28, . 1915, a son of the late Austin and • Margaret Solomon. He is survived by his. wife Vera; four sisters, Muriel Wilcox of Syracuse, New York, . Marjorie Solomon of Lucknow, . . Alma Haller of King City, and Beryle; nephews, Steve Marshall, Chris and Henry . Wilcox and one niece, Jennifer Haller. Mr, Solomon was predeceased by his. brother Murvin. Cremation took: place at Abbotsford, B.C. • LIVET by Loraine McGuire Congratulations , to Judy ,and. Gerald •. Colling, who recently became nem grand- parents to a little boy • born to •Darlene and John McIntosh of R. 3, ;Lucknow. • •'; Our • deepest sympathy goes out to friends and relatives of Andrew Backwell, who passed away suddenly on. Tuesday evening, January 30, in Wingham 'Hospital. Mr. Barkwell farmed for many years in, the Lochalsh area and was a, member of the Olivet church: A number. of years ago he moved to Lucknow •`and made his home with his sister, 'Edna McDonald, An. 80th• birthday party is planned for • Myrtle Calkins, on February 17, in the form of .a come' and go tea. Watch the paper for further announcem\nts., Mary Black, Anna Dexter of Lticknow,., Lorraine ; McGuire of Olivet and. Dorothy Engel of Pine River left last Thursday morning by plane for Florida, where they will be enjoying the warm weather for three weeks. : IV1INTEE • rsztu.., LISTINGS_ WANTED • PAUL ZINN 528.2411, ALVIN ROBB 3954174 WARREN ZINN 528.3110 RIVER: PROPERTY 3 bedroom, 11/2 storey stone/stucco home, 24 x 28 workshop, Nine Mile River plus large dug pond. Reduced to $79,900. COUNTRY LOT with St. Helens creek; .8 acre, 48 x 40 shop, perfect site for dream home. =33,500.00 LUCKNOW"- 3 bedroorn bungalow with finish- ed basement, all new windows, central vac, Main floor laundry, quiet location. *88,000.00. . %COMPLETELY RENOVATED country home, 2 baths, 28 x 56 shop,.4large bedrooms, 24 x 27 deck small creek. • 2.5 ACRE LOT • close to town, 30 x 30 shed excellent building site. • HURON TWP. - Solid 3'bedroom home,100 acres, 97 workable, ,1/2 drained, bank barn, 2 steel; barna, set up for hogs/veal, 40 x 60 steel shed, *139,900. 95 ACRES - 4th Ashfield, drained, all workable. . 99 ACRES • Ashfield, 9 mile river flows through, 75 workable, 40 x 70 barn, 20 acres bush. 200 ACRES pasture; partially drained, well fenc- ed, 130 acres cleared, Asking !110,000. ASHFIELD 100 acres cash crop, drained at60 ft. level. 100 ACRE FARM - 3 bedroom home, 3 :barns, driving shed, 97 workable, Huron Twp. $130,000. . 2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW attached garage, move in Condition, 1,100 so: ft, SIbESPLIT - 3 bedroom with garage, new Carpets, well decorated,quallty boilt home.