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430 Firths
JEFFERSON
Gerald and Mary Ellen of R.R.
2 Auburn are proud to
announce the birth of their son,
Scott Charles, born January
19, 1996 at Wingham and
District Hospital, weighing 7
lbs., 13 oz. Scott is a wee
brother for Sophie, Ellen, Reba
and Maizy andgrandson for
John Foran and Eileen
Jefferson, --05
140. Last & Found
Cards of
Thanks
48 Coming
Event*.
CHARLES
The fartaily of the late Ray.
Charleswish to express their
sincere appreciation to friends,
neighbors and relatives for the
many acts of kindnessp rnes-
m sages of sympathy, floral tib,.
Utes, food , brought to our
home, memorial donations and
• visitations at the funeral home.
Special thanks ,to Pinecrest
Manor 'Nursing Home staff, Dr.
f1A. Shub, at,. Joan and' Jeff
Pollard, and to Rev. Dan
Armstrong and ,Rev,Vickers
Hodge for their r.ornforting
words. Thanks . _ the St,
Peter's A.C.' lovely
lunch. These Kindness
are much appreciated. Hazel
Charles, --05
i would likei ank' everyone
for -coming and making Dad's
birthday a happy one. Thanks
to all the ones at Glen Haven
for coming and sharing in the
'fun.: Ron and Donna thanks for
alt your help and• the rest that
helped to make it a fun day.
Dad,enjoyed all 'the cards and
treats he got. The ones that
couldn't get through the .storm,
we missed you, we know you
were thinking of us. Thanks
everyone. Edna. --05x
REWARD
Lost two Pug puppies missing
from R.R. 1 Lucknow, West
Wawanosh Township (Lot 17,
Conc. 13) on Sun, morning
Jan. 28. 05,06xc
CORA MAY BARB
Cora May Barr, formerly of
Kinloss Township, passed
away at Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home, on Jan. 22,
1996; at the age of 93. The for-
mer Cora May Percy was born
on May 27,.1902, -in Kinloss
Township. She was. a daughter
of the late William and Marion
(MacDonald) Percy. Mrs. Barr
is survived by her children,
Jack and his wife Joan Barr of
R.R. 2, Hotyrood, Doris and her
husband, Morley Busheil of
Wingham; Russell and his wife,
Trixie Barr of Aurora, Percy
and his wife, Eileen Barr of
Calgary, and Donald Barr of
Waterloo. She. is 'alsosurvived
by a sister. Winnifred Percy of
Kinloss, and a sister -in -taw,
Myrtle Percy of Kinloss; 12
grandchildren,' several great
grandchildren, and two step
grandchildren. Mrs. Barr was
predeceased by her husband:
John, two brothers Harold and.
Alex, and a Sister Hazel
Hodgins. Visitation was at the
MacKenzie and .McCreath,
Funeral Home, Lucknow,
where Rev. S. Lindsay of the
Kinlough Presbyterian , Church,
conducted the service On Jan.
25. Flower bearers were Henry
Van De" Klippe, John Bushell
and Gareth Turner. Pallbearers
were Bill Bushell, Barry Bushed
Blair Bushell, Darrell Barr,
Murray Barr and, Alistair Barr.
Spring interment Greenhill
Cemetery, Lucknow,-.05ar
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FI .ERS__
Ger n e o .Rc
gad ` i
ld EI n f Fi
a Maty
2 • Auburn- are proud to
announce the birthoftheir son,
Scott Charles,
born January
19, 1996 at .`Wingham and
District Hospital, weighing 7
lbs., 13 oz. Scott is a wee
brother for Sophie, Ellen, Reba
and Maizy and grandson for
•,John Foran and Eileen
Jefferson. -05
NIVINS
David, Matthew, and Rachael
would like to. welcome their
new sister Rebecca Charlotte
Marie on January, 1996
weighing. 7 lbs.,. 6 oz. at
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital: " Proud parents are
Jim and Sharon Nivins and
grandparents Ken and Ruth
Alton and Alex and Beatrice.
Nivins.A great granddaughter
for Jessie Alton .and Alice
Procter: --05
148, In M4ll'lfitorian
VAN OSCH
In loving memory Of a dear
husband,• father and grandfa-
ther, Antone Van Osch, who
passed away one year ago •
today, January
C uietly you.teft us •
One year ago to -day
WO, miss your kind and gentle'
ways
Morerthan.words can say. `.
Fond memories we shall keep,
• Clear, .
beep, within our hearts.
Loved, and sadly missed by M1
Delores Brent, Helen and
Anthony; ,Londa; Rill, Jack and
,Liam; Sendre and Craig. -45cc
N ERA "1 AI/
TYLER
Thank you so much to Audrey
from Umbach Pharmacy for
delivering diabetic supplies
during Saturday's storm. Also
thank you to Rosanne for
arranging the delivery. Your
kindness will ' always b e
remembered. Adeline, --05'-
IRViI1t
-' l<wooId
thenk
Shubat
and staffat the Medical Centre'
ree. .
l: l for all their:fxe p .andcpricorrt,.
before my surgery,1.... woulc� also
like to thank my y family,friends
and neighbors for, all the food,
flowers, cards, calls and visits
whitein the hospital and since
returning home. It was all'"
greatly appreciated. Elizabeth.
--05
LUCKNOW LANCERS
A special thank you to Lloya for
her generosity to the team. It
was greatly appreciated. --05ar
NIViNS
We would like to thank Dr.
Milne and Dr. Dawson for my
safe delivery. A spe' ial- thanks
to Linda and Suzanne for mak-
ing the arrangements, and all
the nurses of 2nd floor east
A.M. &; G. Hospital for the won-
derful care. Thanks to friends..
and family who lisited, sent
cards, gifts''and treats. Sharon'.
and Rebecca. --05
ELLIOTT
I would like to thank the emer-
gency room staff, nurses in
1.C.U., Dr. Hanlon and.0r.
Omole :for, their care and atten-
tion while 1 was a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital.
Thanks to Rev.. Hank MacNeill;:
and Rev. John Neilson and to
friends and relatives for carJds,.
gifts,' phone calla and visits.'
Your thoughtfulness.wili always
be remembered: Walter. --05xc
COME ,AND GO TEA
In honor of Art Ernewerires 86th
birthday. Sunday, Feb', 11..
Legion Hall, Lucknow'froin 2 b
4 p.1 , --05,06x
BiNGO ��
oderioh nights of Columbus,
Thursday, 7 p.m. Columbus
Centre, 390 Parson's Court,
$3450 in . prizes.. $1000.00
Jackpot must go.-1Stlar
PANCAKE BREAKFAST ..p
by the Goderich. Pathfinders
Saturday, Feb. 3. ' Goderich
Arena, upstairs, 8 a,.m. - 11.
a.ni, $2.60 children under .12,
$3:.50 adults, ,Door prizes.
Proceeds: Pathfinders pro-
gram.-404,Q5cc
COME AND GO
SHOWER
for .Marilyn. Murray, future bride
of Allan Scott Saturday, Feb.
10 from 2 - 4 p.m. in the
VV_omen's institute Hall,
Belgrave. -05,06x
EUCHRE.TOURNAMENT
on Saturday, Feb. 3, at
Dungannon Agricultural Hall.
Registration 1 - 1:30 '.p.m.
Cards start at 1:30. Admission
$5. Mark future dates on calen-
dar March 4, April 1. Everyone
welcome. --05ar
A CHANCE TO BE
HEARD
Stop mourning, 'start organiz-
ing. Comb share your concerns
about the damage being done
to Ontario. Feb. 15, Wingham.
Call (519)396-9452. --05cc
'PARENTING PROGRAM
The Rural Response for'
healthy Children and Women
Today of Huron offer; a six
week parenting .program for
parents. of children .up to age
six. Topics include effective'
dscipline. and ;communication::
Brookside public School, start-
ing Feb.. 22, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Childcare provided. Phone
Women Today, Goderich to
register 524-6767. --05,06
18 Coming
Event ,
LUCKNQW& DI:STRICT
•
COOPERATIVE
Banquet
• Re -scheduled fora
• Thursday, Feb. lst
Lucknow Community
Centre
7...13.004404,7: pm
•Meeting at.B pm
• followed by -
so+
..00.4 1,1010. '•
Annual meeting
it is that' timeof year
when churches and reuro.
nations hold their annual
'meeting to look over alt the
activities .or the past years..
The members of .the.
Agricultural S r cicty
enjoyed a banquet in the
Lucknow Presbyterian
' Church fellowship hall on
Jan. 23, prior to their busi-
ness meeting.
On Sunday,, the members
of the ' Lucknow United
Church onloyed a pot luck
luck dinner following the
morning service and then
remained to hear the vari-
ous reports from the differ-
ent groups.
The Co-op banquet and
meeting on, Saturday
evening had to be post-
poned for one week due to
the adverse weather condi-
tions on Saturday.
Don and Ruth Ritchie
returned home from a very
.rage 13
'enjoyable vacation in.
Ixtapa., MPXioo4:While they
were.away Sarah visited
with Ruth Montgomery
while Bradley divided his
time between Grandma
Walden and Ritchie,
Cora Barr passed away at
Pinecrest Manor on Jan. 22
with services from the
Funeral Horne on Thursday
, afternoon.
On thursday, Donald
Maclntyre passed away at
Maitland Manor, Goderich,
following a lengthy illness. ,
Services were held at the
South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church, Sunday afternoon.
Sympathy is extended to
these families as they
mourn the loss of their
loved ones.
SOC elects executive
for the coming year
There was a poor turnout
for the Jan. 23 evening
meeting of the Lucknow
and District chamber of
Commerce. Inclement
weather, a conflict with the
Agricultural Society'sban-
quet orthe fact that it was
time to elect :a new execu=
tive could have had. some-'
i theoor
thing to 'do with
attendance,
.
:tgo
a'.g. president,
k
Vic Morrison reviewed
the Christmas promotion
and a general discussion
followed on the state of
business in the community.
Tom Thompson, of
Newmac Investment'
Services, - reviewed the
- Chambers of Commerce
Group, Insurance Plan,
available to members of the
COC. Pamphlets on the
plan were distributed. Mr.
Thompson will be contact-
ing businesses on an indi-
vidual basis about the insur-
ance coverage.
The executive for this
year includes: Pat`.
Livingston, president;
Delores. Sokoloski, vice
president, Tracy Meurs,
s:' encs , and Pat.
McKillop,treasure
sure
The COC;
.s 11 -n
tt 't
someone to 'take'
ej
tion of .bulletin editor.
The next general':meetin
is Feb. 7, 7:45 a.m. at the
'Tourism Office, in the •
Sports Complex.
Several important mat-
ters will be discussed at this
meeting including promo-
tional, plans and special
events for the next year. All
members are urged to
attend and voice their opin-
ion.
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BINGO
Sunday,, February 4/96
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Saturday, February 10
Kinsmen Mushball
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Saturday•
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.COO IEETING
The regular meeting of the;
Luuckntw. and District Ch. amber
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Feb. It 745 a.m. at the
Tourism office. Everyone welb
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Jonathon Drennan is .presented with . his trophy
for the first or second year beef club member with
the most `points. He waived the. C & M Transport
Trophy from Ab Murray, at the Lucknow &District
Agricultural Society's' banquet last week. (photo
submitted)
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