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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-02-14, Page 131 311, Auctions Brian Rintoul Auctioneer FIR#3 Wingham 357.2349 Book now for the 1996 Season 39 Educational - BE A SVOPS$Ftill„ WRITER with our great beme-study Course. Call for your FFEE BOOK. 1-800,287-1829; The Writing School, 2480-38 McArthur Avenue, Ottawa,. On.„. Kit: 682, --07bc LEARN AUCTIONEERINGat the Southwestern School of. Auctioneering. Next class April 1$ - 19, 1996. goritact: Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneering, R.R. #5. •Woodstock, Ontario. N4S 7V9 (519) 537-21.15. --07hP' BOOKKEEPING :AND INCOME TAX COURSES! Learn Income Tax Preparation and bookkeeping by corre- spondence..Earn your certifi- cate now. For free brochures, no obligation, U•& R Tax Schools, 345 Pembina Hwy., Winnipeg, Manitoba, :R3T 2B6, 1-800-66575144, over 20:years of 'tax training experience. --" 01bc , INTERESTED ':CAREER -TRAINING? 'Golf operations,. hotel/restaurant, tourism/travel, .everit-siconver,ittons, taiiii4oigoaehlr-arts.,,Atlantic , Tourism and Hospitality IhstIttite Holland College PEI - - . c COUNSELLOR TRAINING' Institute 7 Ontario Extension offers correspondence coUrses'. for the Diploma -in. 0(k/melting Practise to begin February For a brochure. phone toll-free. 1.7800-665-7044. --07bc • ,1 • • ot. N•k.••' , 12R Obituaries ,; J 4 1 MARGARET MCARTHUR GORDON' Margaret McArthur Gordon, of Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home, formerly 9f Lucknow, died at Pinecrest on Feb. 10. 1996, et the age of 84. Miss Gorden was born 10 Olasgow, Scotland, on Aug. 19, 1911. She was a legal sec, retary in Scotland before Wird- grating to Canada in the '80s, where she pursued her Career in Toronto. Miss, Gordon's next move brought her to Huron' County where she was the executive assistant to the director of the Huron County Board of Education. In her her country, Miss Gordon was very ,active in church choirs, a pleasure she pursued in Toronto: After Moving to St, Helen's Miss Gorden assisted withbthe church Sunday school choir. During World War 11, she sang for the troops and worked in hospitals. \ Miss Gordon will be missed by her long-time friend, Dorothy McKenzie of R.R. 2, Lucknow, and several nieces and nephews- in Scotland. She was the special "chosen" aunt of the McCrostie family. A memorial service will be held today (Feb. 14) at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow, at 1:30 p.m„ with ,Rev.. Situ - Bresnahan of the Lucknow United • Church, officiating,Cremation has taken place.--07ar• . 43. Births JOHNSTON Doug and Joan Johnston are, " very pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter Cierra . Ashley; born january28,1096, weighing 7 lbs., 14 OZ., -8t St. ' Joseph's Hospital in London. Spoiling rights go to the grand- parents, Walter and Marie Scott and Margaret MacDonald of Lucknow, andmany aunts and uncles. --07x. Lost & Found LOST .'Amberley area, pup red in color, 5 months bid, male Walker hound. Also found a smallBeagle. Phone 396-4261. • 42. Obituaries WILLIAM JAMES ORR William James Orr, of ,London, ...died- athis residence on Feb, .9. -1996' In-hisi 85th year. Mr. Orr was born in Kinloss Township, on Sept.,30,.1912, to the late William and Mary (Jeffery). Orr,. HOJS survived by siblings: -Alex Orr, City Two Mountains Quebec; Mary Rudi, Hyde Park; Jessie Lapp, ,..Wingham; . Isabel ,,Arnold; "Kincardine; Bruce, Orr, TeesWater; Richard •Ori-,. TeeSWater; and .Kenneth 'Orr, Vancouver. He was prede- ceased by two sisters, Jean Currie and Christina Percy. Visitation ..waSat the Mackenzie and 1/1cOreath, Funeral Home, Lucknow, one, hour prior to the .service on '., Feb, 11. Rev, Peggy Kinsman ‘officiated. Spring interment Langside Cemetery. --07 • • . • , !., *St I 1.1 .1* A &LAB 15 MEM •I3UY IT , SELL IT, FIND IT , 146 In Memoriam r • HACKETT In loving memory of Wilfred R. -Hackett who passed away February 19, 1995. • , Your cheerful smile, Your heart of gold, - - You were the best the world could hold. • • Never selfish, always kind, These are the memories you left behind. Always remembered and sadly missed by Cathy and Jim. 47. Cards of Thanks THBLROYAL CANADIAN LEGION' BRANCH 309 We wotildlike'.td`,thank those students Who made it so • diffi- cult for the e'secUtiVeto choose a winner in the Branch 309 Pin, contest. Your ,submissiona, were original and well done. '• r Congratulations goes to Jennifer Brindley for.being ...:4elected the winner. Soon, *niter,: you .will see , Branch '-,309 rrietribers Wearing-a.pin . . you designed, and again, thanks to alt Who Participated. -• •MCINTOSH A sincere thank you foryour acts" of kindnesses at the time 0 my brother Donald's death... These,are all greatly aprgeolat- ed. Mary --07 47.171,- 470 Cards of Thank* etlwiss.E. Many thanks to my family, tele- . tives arid friends fur the ption0 calls, cards, Mowers and visits while 1 was in the hospital and since retuning home. Your thoughtfulness will always be remenibered Don -07 • BARR :The family of the late Mira Barr wishi,t0 express their sincere appreciation to frienda,•-neigh- orS and relatives or thenrany acts of kindness, ,floral tributes, messages of sympathy, food brought to our Nines memori- al e donations to Kinlough Church and visitation at the funeral home. Special thanks • to to the staff at pittecrest who cared for Oora so well. these last few years, to pr.. %Oat and to all oras friends who visited her..She really enjoyed your visits. A special thanks to.: Jeff and Joan Pollard fOr their caring and support, to Rev: Lindsay for his comforting words and the Kinlough W.M.S. for the lovely lunch, These acts of kindness are much appre0ipted. Doris and .Morley Bushell; Jack and Joan, Russell and Trixie, Percy and Eileen, and.Donald Barr. --07 MCEWAN 1 would like to thank my family and friends for their visits, cards, and treats•while I wasa Patient in Wingham hospital: Thank you to Or. '.Shubat and pr..Sle'eth and nurses for their. very best of care, Donald. -07 ,, 'VAtt-OSC would Olio to in ae'. neighbors and thank sftOirt Ashfield for their surprise visit; the gift of money, the beautiful !Ashileldm' wooden plaque Made by Kiel Parrish lunch. The evening was, wori.-1•' derf01 and so averwhelming.-I will always have fond . and happy Memories' of my many . years spent living on the "tenth of, Ashfield". 49. Conlire _Events TRAVEL with the best. Try Travelnet." For all your travel arrange- ments call' 1-800-563-1073. • Check out tlie best prices yen (and compare). Quote 1112230. Ontario 4154134. --07,08co PANCAKE SUPPER at the Anglican Parish Hall, Lucknow Tuesday, Feb. 20th, 5 "- 7 p.m. Adults $4, children under 10- $2. -406 07ar PUBLIC SPEAKING Legion Public Speaking, Friday;. 16w 8, •p.m. Everyone welcome. ,07ar • BINGO Goderich Knights of Columbus, Thursday,. 7 pm, Columbus Centro, 390 Parson's,Court,' $3450 in prizes. $1000.00 Jackpot must go. —15tfar Luejrnaw Sentinel, Wednesday, February 14, 19 40. Coming Events A CHANCE TO BE • HEARD Angry at the Harris Agenda? Come. to A Chance To po Heard. February 1S 'EX. Madill Cafeteria, Wirieham, 7:30 p.m. Call 3574208, 398- 9462 624-0539 887-6348, 628,2493, 2884291, egnali, ursu,sossin.ca. -08,07 - event FESTIVAL SINGERS Scottish Ceilidh, Saturday, Feb. 24„ Goderich Township Hall, Holmesville. Doors open • 8;30 pm.- Hot, buffet meal at*7 p.m..LLBO lic.erised, enjoy haggis, Scottish country and highland dancing, sing,a-long, silent auction. Advance tickets • $18, $20, at door, Blyth Festival 523-9300; Crossroads 482-5855; Dutch Store 482• . 7302; Campbell's, Photography , 524-7532; Bluewater office Equipment 357-1554; Carol's Candies 523-4700; Something Special 235-1252; or choir members. ,-06-00cc ' • OPEN HOUSE Explore behind the scenes at the Huron Count Museum Heritage day Open House. Saturday, Feb. 17, 1996 1 p.m. The Purple Grove • p.m. Free vr MUseum- 110 North St ,vv omen's Institute mete on •• Goderich, Ontario 524-2686. -- 06,07cc • rage 13 Visiting from Japan Uranium Rodirs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoigins9. who is a teacher in Hong Kong, is spending WO weeks at her . home hero We wish all of our read, ers a Happy Valentine Day, Donald McEwan, who has been a patient in the Wingham and District Hospital, was able to retum home on Ihrodnesday. We wish him improved health. • Former neighbors of the late 'Mary Campbell (Pettigrew), Conc. 14, attended her funeral at the Davey.Linklater Funeral 'Home, Kincardine on Tuesday afternoon. Mr, and 'Mrs. John W. Scott, of Ripley, were sup- per guests with Edna and May Boyle, on Thursday evening. A number from he attended the Ripley Happy Hearts program on Friday afternoon and enioYod it .very Much. • • We extend sympathy to the family of the late Jim Orr who passed away at London, at the age of 83 years. . The funeral was :held on Sunday afternoon at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow, with visitation one hour before the service. The spring burial will -be in Langside Cemetery. • Bill and Brian Percy of here are nephews, and Joan Bertrand (Percy) of Slincoe is a mece. elms from the Grove WORLD DAY OF , • PRAYER • The Lucknow Community • World Day of Prayer service - will b • in Lucknow Presbyterian Church on Friday, 2March 1 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone ° Feb. 7 at the home of Marilyn Moulton. Sixteen members and one visitor, attended. Fran Farrell `told of a 4-H 'workshop on Feb. 21 for the club God Rio& Fast. Any members 10 years of age or over please contact Dianne is welcome. --06-09xc Clifford. Plans weremade for a -quilting bee at Annie • McCosh's starting n Feb. ' 21. The Bruce County board •Of Education's Strategic Planning'Questioimaire was, discussed at length and a delegation will ,,attend meeting on Feb. 19 for fur- ther discussion. • - The rollcall was Changes in Health Care which lead to many ideas on problems and cutbacks in the health care system and suggestions for improvements. Convenor Janet Rhody conducted some Valentine contests and handed out prizes. Lunch was 'served by Dianne Clifford and Mary Anne Kukoly. Gladys Arnold and Dick McCosh were Sunday sup- per guests of Annie McCosh and Mary Anne Kukoly.- Happy. birthday wishes to Florence MacDonald, • LUCKNOW LANCERS Playoff series against MILDMAY MONARCHS Feb, 10 et Mildmay 0 PM Feb. igh,Lucktiow 3:30 PM Feb, VP Lucknow 8,PM Moline Club • , • The War eaYtt: res time for... • DRIVEgAFEI The newest, war Naps program carries ft safety , message direct from child • amputees to drivers everywhere. Champs know. that safety is no accident. Many of thorn have lost limbo in.accidenfs: • Thanks to our support, The War Amps is helping mom child amputees with mire programs than ever Wore! . • CHAMP * MATCHING ritionme • JUMPSTART • PLAY9A1PE and now... DRIVESAFE Armor. iliottiiikiksairo:tif • DIOVE8ArE pleas* costiisti 282/ R114.,4 WV. 01100/44:' 001.110 K1V 001, , 744 (0131 731=2821 (011avi) 1-000-20878021 some moat Ott • Saturday night glen Farrell visited John McKay and Jeff Gravel visited Jamie Farrell. • Recent visitor with Morley and Deanna Scott was Angela Westman of Walkerton. • Joyce McEwan of Kincardine visited Gladys Arnold 4., in Ripley on Saturday.• • Sandra Forster .visited Marie Farrell in Kincardine -on Wednesday; Don and Marilyn Reid returned home Wednesday from a trip to Branson, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas and Iowa. • Home for the weekend with Cecil and Wilma Sutton were Tammy from Barrie and Rob from Beaton, 'who played in the '76-77 Midget All -Ontario teara.vs. the '89 Juvenile champs hockey game as part of the Ripley Winter Carnival. Several from Ripley braved the stormy weather to enjoy a supper at the Kinloss Community Centre. . Currie Colwell, of South Kinloss, and Bruce. and Shirley Colwell; of Wingham, visited Annie McCosh on Monday night. •• Earl and lune Elliott, lam to page 16 Skaters ass tests • Members of the Lucknow Skating Club continue to practice hard and prepare for various levels of badges. At the test day on Jan. 29, the following accomplish- ments were recorded in the Preliminary Dance category: Baby Blue - Erin Moran, Laura Knechtel, Whitney TaY.101°.- Nicole Elliott, Stephanie Morrison. Canasta Tango - Erin Moran, Ashton Chamney, Regan Moran, 4oretta Weber, Dutch Waltz Regan Moran, Loretta • , . . _ . . . . . . Weber, Cindy Willits. • .• In the Junior Bronze Dance competition, Stephanie Morrison and Sandra Morrison passed the Swing Dance; Janet Cox the Fiesta Tango; and Charlotte Drennan and L0 Morrison were successful at the Willow Waltz. • . Corey Miltonl passed her preliminary free skate, and ' Laura Knechtel, Stephanie Morrison and Whitney Taylor passed their prelim'. nary figures. • • 1