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]lay. George Leo Doagl w
Rev. George Leah Doualail, ILA,
S,T.M,, M.S., D.D. pawed away et
Bayereat Hospital, North York,. On-
tario,
nt rio, e i Sooiday, July 0, 1900, after
a'• lengthy iWa
Rev. Douglas' first miniatry was
at Lundy's. Lane Presbyterian
Church, Niagara Falls., He was
Ramer Librarian at Knox College
University of Toronto and former
.minister of Knox Presbyterian'
Church,- Woodstock,.
Rev. Douglas was born in
Ludlow on October 12, 1904.
lie 'is survived by hie wife, the
former Marjorie Richmond, and
'children, George and his wife,
Helen of Kanata and Robert and
his wife, Joanne Sutherland, of
Toronto.
He also leaves to mourn a sister
_Mary, . Mrs. T. A. Leishman of
Markham and his grandchildren,
John and Carolyn..
Rev. Douglaswas predeceased, by
his brother,. Carrick and, sister,
Dorothy,.
Fttends. called at the R.S. Kane
Funeral -Home,, North York, on Ju-
ly 10, The• funeral service was held
on July 11 at the Willowdale
Presbyterian. Church.
4$. Comi`iy Events
VIIESLEY SADDLE
CLUB HORSE SHOW
Rescheduled to Siuiday, July 22 at
10 earn, For more information call
357.1628, 3D11460 or 392014.-29
COMMUNITY SHOWER
For Kim Matted, at Si..Helen's
Hall. Tuesday, July 24 at 7;30 pin,
Everyone welcome.--
COMMUNITY
elcome.2COMMUNITY SHOWER
For Julie Collins *ill be held on.
Friday evening July 27th at 0 p.m.
at Ashfield Presbyterian Church.
Everyone is welcome —29,30
• ZOth •ANNUAL
CRAFT FESTIVAL
Lucknow Arena, August 3 from 12.
noon - 10. p.m., August 4 from 10'
a.m, 5 p.m. 'Sponsored by the
L�'1,u
��c�know Agricultural
Society. -29
fop in
Celitte
On July 13 at the Drop In Centre,
Seven tables of shoot were played
with high lady,' Donalda. Moffat, low
lady Eva Rider, high man Herb
McQuillan, low man Lloyd'Moffat,
',and most shoots Anna Dexter.
Three tables of• bridge were.
•played with Rena McNab first,
Tillie Wilson, second high. Kathleen
MacDonald won the draw.
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BIHS
IA
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Porter' - Peter and Sheila pre
ed to announce the .safe arrival et
their son, Brendon Peter David, on
July 8, 1990 at Kincardine District
Hospital, weighing 8 lbs. 12 oz.
Brendon is wee brother for Kir**.
and Dam. Proud grandparents
are Dave and Dorothy Wharton, of
'Bluevvale and Petty and tampbelll
Porter, of Kincardine
Dickson . P Jun and Kathy are
pleased to announce the birth ..4
their son, Brendan Jame$.. Brendan
• was born on July 3 199 at Kincar".
dine and District General Hospital,
weighing in at 7 lbs. 141/2 oz, Pros
ad grandparents' ere' Gordon and
Shirley Brooks, Lucknow and Bet-
ty Dickson of Tiverton. Great
grandmother is Meredith.
MacGregor of Kincardine.
Correction.
Kemp -. Gord and Brenda (nee
Henderson) thank God for the gift_,
of a second son, Cody William Nor,
man. Coddy was born on Sunday,
June 24, 1990 in Victoria Hospital,
London, weighing •9 lbs. 10 1/2 oz. -
and is welcomed with much love by
big brother Devin. Sharing in the
joy of this little bundle are grand- ,
parents, Ross and Irma Henderson,
R. 3, Lucknow and Gord and-Ber-
nice
nd-Ber-nice Kemp, R. 2, Goderich, and
great grandmothers, Martha Liv-
ingston,
ivingston,.. Brampton and Mayme
Henderson, Lucknow.
Interment York Cemetery.
• Viola Irwin •
Viola Irwin of Wingham, former-
ly
ormerly° of East Wawanosh Township,
.passed away at Wingham and
District Hospital, on July 15, 1990 lin
her 9lst year.
The former Viola Jamieson was
the wife of the late Roy Irwin, who
predeceased her in 1978.
She is survived by her children,
Ruth (Mrs. Bert Hastings) of R, 4,
Wangham; ' Dorene ,(Mrs. Harold
Finlay), of Bellmore; Orland and
OBITUARIES Attend:wedding
Mylrtle r Irwin and Juiulita (Mrs,
Clare l all of Wfwghani; acid
Luise and Ronald Conley of Morin -
ville, Alberta
Mrs, Irwin is also survived by 12
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren.
She was predeceased by one
granddaughter, one grandson, two
sisters and one brother. '
• Friend- called at the McBurney
Funeral Home, Wingham • on July
16, firom 2 - 4 end 7. 9 pain,.
Complete funeral service was
held at the funeralhome un- rues -
day, July 16, at 2. pm.
Interment Greenhill
Lucknow.•
Donations to'the charity of yogi,.
choice would be' appreciated as ex
pressions of sympathy. .
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THERE IS GREAT JOY—
- Inyour son succeed where
.your failed:
..
- In: seeing an underdog .come 'out
on ▪ In seeing • a youth shake himselff•
ree: from a dangerous.. habit, -
In seeing . a city rid itself of
vicious overlords.
- In seeing a fact triumph over a
noisy theory. •
- In seeing the transformation that
comes with a • sensible religious
faith.
• In seeing an orphan boy setting
up a happy home.
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UIHITECItFH.
`.by Jean Ross
Attending the Tiffin oansen wed -
dingo Church oft July ayt'pthe!, utb .
United f eh. re Mr. Mrs.
Jamesr Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Quapp, Mr. andMrs. Ken
Currie of Wingham, Mr and Mrs.
Clarence Ritchie, Mr: and Mrs.
Jack Forester •oi Lucknow, Mr. and
Mrs. Ebner Sleightholm, and Mr.
and Mrs, Don Ross. The reception
was held° at the Chippewa Golf and
country .Club.
Mildred McClenaghan visited on
Sunday with Mrs. Harold Pollock of
Stratford and Harold at the Brun-
w ner Nursing, Hoa<ne, .She visited with
Mrs. Russell Jervis of Clinton, who
was a patient in Stratford Hospital
following surgery on Monday. She
passed away very suddenly. Mrs.
Jervis was' a friend of Mildred.
Sums 'Iwamoto of Toronto and
Mr. and Mrs, Mas Ixtuni and son,
Allan, of Toronto attending Mrs.
Jervis' funeral on Thursday and
visited with Mildred 1VIcCienaghan.
-Carmen Farrier visited with
Agnes Farrier last week. They
visited on Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Farrier of Kincardine'
and Grace Campbell of Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken King of
Woodstock visited on. Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross.
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LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN
. REFORMED CHURCH
Invites You To Worship With Then On
Sunday,. July. 2Z. 1990
10 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Nursery downstairs morning i
afternoon
EVERYONE WELCOME
The
"Firkin' 0' The Tartan"
Service
will be held In the Lucknow
Presbyterian Church on July
29th, 10 a.m. Special music by
the Calmachie Gospel
Quartette, and Mrs. Nancy
Brown. All those who wear a
tartan and wish to be piped in-
to the .Sanctuary please phone
528-3335, 528-3321, 528-2072
and give your home 'and the
Tartan you will . be wear
before July 23rd.
Everyone la welcome to take
part in this Celebration.
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ONDARY SCHOOL
nton
Further tion can be obtained / .1
by c - he riding president
Ken ampbell - 527.0249. ��
CASA •Pure, 500 mi.
v.
k
Italian
py.:.
Olive
Oil
`0(HABITAT DELI, 750 ml.
t• Dill. - Sweet Mixed
Bread & Butter
Pickles
SAICO, 184 g.
Chunk Light
Tuna
In Water
5 Km. East of Lucknow on Hwy. #86
Pick Your Own
Raspberries
c WESTON, ''6's
w Raisin • Honey & Wheatberry
:..;
English
Muffins
.9
Ready picked berries
also available.
Please call fbr crop up -date
528-2900
Hours: Mon. -Fri. 9 a.m.-8 p.m,
Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Raspberry picking starts at 9 a.m.
WEATHER & CROP PERMITTING
SCHNEIDER'S
Wieners
450 g.
1.
1.19
CRUSH, 24 x 280 ml.
Orange, Root Beer, Grape
Canned
Pop6 59
WESTON, 6's n
AYLMER CHOICE, 28 oz.
.Whole
.Tomatoes
0
WESTON, 8's
Hot Dog & Hamburg
Rolls
ei
9
Carrot
Muffins 1 59
SCHiEIDER'S, 500 g.
Silted
PRODUCT OF U.S.A. NO. 1
Nectarines
9
L8.
SCHNEIDER'S, 500 9.
Mini Sizzler
Sausage
Swe
�
Bacon 3
.99
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO NO. 1
Cucumbers
4
9
. F.A.
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO NO. 1
Potatoes
10 LB. BAG
0
PRODUCT OF U.S.A. NO, 1
Celery
Stalks •