HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-04-25, Page 2041,
a
rage 2.--Luebow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 35, ]!N
lWaiy Hogan celebrates 9ist
Congratulations to Mary Hogan who
celebrated her 91* i birtdxday on Sunday,
April 22 at •Winghara Hospital. it will.
•soon a year *wool* had the mister -
tune ofannd breaking her hip.
E er�tors with Rev. Rill avid
WSW Raiders= ,were Maargar+et Healer -
son;
sorn, Sandyend Patty Henderson, �,
Kate, .Graeme and Taylor, all of to
Toronto area.
Bernice Johnat has returned bowie
after, spending two .weeka at .Castleton
helping `to look after her newest grand'
daughter Olivia, and her big brother,
Matthew.
Visitors' with Jessie Johnstone during:
Easter weekend included Jane and Fern
Broomfield. of :Oakland, Kathy, Jim and
Ryan Robson of Grosse Point, -Mich.;
Finlay MaeDonald of •Chatham .and
• Kincardine; Dickson;� of
Margaret And Carl
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hoggart have.
moved into the new home theych
ed, across from: Elizabeth Robin tinas* on
Victoria St Mrs. Hoggart was a daughter
of the late George Brooks and Nancy
(Brooks) Redo .a_nd lived. on Gough St.
Jim • and Susan McNaughton spent' a
Women's instit
The Lucknow' Women's Institute annual
meeting was held April 10 with a pot luck
luncheon at 12 noon. •
Dorothy Brown read At poem, Daffodils,
followed by the ode and Mary.
Stewart Collect. The Meal was paying
of , fees. The minutes of the March
meeting were read, also the financial
report. A donation was to be made to the
a.uc,uauw £151IwwouaaL axrvaa�y.
The report of the District Directors'
Meeting was given by Grace Gibson.
Alice Taylor and Susan . McNaughton.
were nominated to go to the District An-
nual °Meeting in :Whitechurch and be in
charge of registration.,
The minutes of last year's annual
meeting were read and the district report
was given by Ann Shields.
Janet Lane, Bruce 'County Dairy
Princess, will attend the May meeting.
Some of the neighbouring instituteswill
be invited. A sale of seeds, bulbs and
plants will be held.
UCKNOW
Ns by Mildred Loree
few days boat wsak iIn Landon with Susan
and Rads Honing, as Jim had eye
*WW1.
Le Stanley . ,, , , Floyd and
Lyne Stanley and.. „ a tolillsetssauga
to visit Sharon mrd Tony Bedford and
family lawn weekend. Then they all�t
Easter with Ben and Dan T
From .Tlsursday, to Saturday Lulu visited
in Kincardine with Bernice Burt and
helped her with a quilt.
Austin and Mildren Loree attended
Grandparents Day on Friday, at the
school in, Listowel where Jenny and Jeff
attend. Saturday, Fred and Anne Loree.
Of Ayr visited with the Lorees in
Lucknow, lot of us feel these days at
the end of April, like the man chatting
with his friend about the energy crisis;.
"Which of our natural resources do you
think will ' became exhausted first?' the
first man. asked, "The taxpayer", ' the
other man replied. -
lite ..holds annual.
Tillie Wilson read the new slate of of-
ficers and conducted the installation, 'Of:
fivers for .1990-91 are: a president,:
Grace •Gibeon; president,}'ryBrown;
vice, Many McGillivray;
- na Young; assistant
secretary, Tillie
Wilson; treasurer, Mabel Whitby district
director,' Grace Gibson;. ' alternate direr-
' tor, May MacGillivrary;direc-
tor,-Ant4 Shiells; branch direct Stella
Tilbrook, Elizabeth Robinson, < Reta
Gilmore, P R.O. Catherine McIntosh;:
curators, Alice Barkwell and Celia Ait-
ehison; cheerio and es for friend-
ship, Susan McNaughton; auditors, Win,
nie Fisher and Marion McFarlane. •
Abort "Carl Derek
Albert St.
Beiaa'as„ died is miser, Mhos ea
Apt 11, 1SW in hie Nth yew. nin ems a of St. ' Mr.
sMW
Chard' and b d famed in the St. Mel
area for many years.
Mr. Dwain was been an November 19,
1901 in West Wawamaeb TrAinehip, a son
of the lata James and Catherine
(Webster) Derain,
Be is aarvtved bit and
sisters -W law, greed and Isabel Gaunt,
R. 1, Usck now; Hared Gawk R. 1,
Lucknow and Josephine MacTavisb, of
Lueknow, and several nieces - and
D• lnrtlin was predereared by bis
wife, .Madelaine In 1976 and a sister,
Mary, Mrs. Jobs Cameron.
Visitation was at .MaacKensie and
McCreath Funeral Home, Lu cimow, from
where the funeral service was conducted
by Rev, D. Atwell on Saturday, April 21.
Pallbearers were Gordon Foran, Albert
Taylor, Russell ' Phillips, Ken Phillips,
Allan Cranston and Fred Phillips.
Interment Greenhill Cemetery,
aVucxnow.
Clifford James Johnston
Clifford James Johnston of 21$ Minnie
Street, Wingham, and . formerly of
Holyrood, died in St. Joseph's Hospital,
on April 20, 1990 at the age of 72. Until
his retirement, Mr. Johnston farmed, in.
Kinloss Township. {dile was a member of
the Winghain Presbyterian Church, : '
Mr, Johnston was born on July 18, 1917
in Kinloo s Tow to the late Mark and
Mary (Conley) jthastm,
Mr. Johnston is survived by his wife,
Nellie (MacCallum) Johnston of
.Wingham; • two sons, Donald and his wife,
Carolyn, of Mississauga;. and Barry and
his wife, Gladys, of Kinloss Township.
• He is also ` survived by sisters and
brothers, Vera Hodgins of Hensall;•'Jean
DeYell of. Wingham; Mara!, Mrs. Don
Martin of Wingham; Doris,. Mrs. Bert
Moss, of West Wawanosh. Township;
Lloyd Johnston of Holyrood and Wayne
CJohnston of Mississauga. He also leaves
%� Q to ; mourn six grandchildren.
-- Johnston was predeceased by an
In last week's feature focus on Baain's in 'taint daughter, : Joan; two brothers,
Groceteria, we inadvertently changed the Everett and Keith and his parents, Mark
name of Jim's son. Our apologies to Tim. and .Mary Johnston. •
and.the rest of the Bain family, for this
error. • Visitation was at the MacKenzie and
McCrea ?01w, Lrr �baaar. The
fwril seniles was eoai sd from the
funeral hems es AinrR ay log Rec. J.
Vawlrie of the Winghem Prod:Orion
Church.
clet Wit
was a sfet+eNs-iaw,
Donal
Plower bearers w.re�r Johnston,
Andrew Johnston, Peal*�Johnston and
Joan Smith.
INA/were ware Marie Johna0on, Nevin
Johnston, Lyndon Johnston, Ronald
Johnston,
Craig Johnston and Susan
Interment Greenhill Cemetery,
Lucknow.
Evelyn
Errington
has most
shoats
' The. Drop In Centre had seven tables of
shoot and five tables of bridge last week.
Shoot winners were high lady, Caroline
Menary; high man, Lloyd Moffat; low
lady, Isobel Kick, low man,: Wesley
most , Evelyn Errington.
Bridge winners were high,' Jessie Chester
and low, Catherine Andrew.
A pot luck dinner will be held April. 27
with cards to follow.
Motorcyclists and Cyclists SEE AND
BE SEEN in. traffic. Make yourself and
Your vehicle more visible.: The Canada
Safety Council advises you to ; wear
brightly -coloured clothing and a helmet;
add reflectors and retro -reflective tape to
yourvehicle; and keep the
headlight/taillight on at \ all times,.
Remember ROADS ARE FOR
SHARING.
For a limited time you can save $2.00 per yard
on two of Armstrong's most popular products.
Save on ((Wide® Vinyl no -wax flooring,
considered by many as the 'best value' in
flooring today. Save on Starstep'M Soloriae)
featuring Armstrong's exclusive Sotarion wear
surface that keeps its 'like -new look' far longer
than ordinary rio-wax floors.
Act now and choose from oven 45 contemporary .
and highly fashionable patterns and colours.. .
Beautiful flooring designed in step with all your
decorating needs..
Armstrong... Great Lacks... ,
Great Value
CARPETING and VINYLS WINDOW 'EI IEAT3I1:rTS
Your Complete Roane Decorating !'entre
FINLAY DECORATORS
LUCK -NOW
WALLPAPER AAAA C.I.L. PAINTS
528-34414
mstrong
NABOB 300 g.
Ground
Coffee
SCHNEIDERS'450 g.
Wieners
SQUIRREL 500 9..
Peanut
Butter
�9
BEATRICE 100% Pure 2 L. Corton
Orange.
Juice
1.99
2.49
SCHNEIDERS 175 g. Pkg.
Cooked
Hand
HOME PRIDE
All :Purpose
Bork - .
SCHNEIDERS.
Black Pormit '
Ham
2.49
.99
Ib.'
. 99
ELLENZWIEG Plain, Dark, Caraway
Rye .
Bread
WESTON
Lemon or Jam Filled
Buns
99
. 69
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
California
Strawberries
1.49
PRODUCT OE ONTARIO 3 Bag
.Macintosh
Apples b
79
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
Broccoli
lCKN011
ea. 0
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
Vine Ripe
.Tomatoes
ib.•
fee 10 afaMelk ilial. ArfititiltOOtl 1l1.L 111
1100010t4INit 11.44000 -WPM Mai 4101wN TSIO SAW
211.3420