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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-07-17, Page 14Page LiAqiitlOw Sentinel, July , ', 1996 39.Eduoetional • Q. COMPUTERS. NO previous computer experience ne- ssary. Exciting o.pportuni, ties now,.avail de incom- puter programming, W. train suitable applicants:. • CMS 1-000-477-957 .-- 29hc • HIELi-LOGGGNG. TRAIN for an exciting; high paying career in'the S.C. forest Induslryi Heiacopter -logging ground crew training school • now offering comprehensive 4-6 week program. For information call 1-604-897- 1188.--29bc 40. Lost/Found LOST iN AUBURN area - Female Beagle`, black, white and.tan in color, answers to Queenie, 6 years old. Phone 529-1164. --29x 42. Obituaries - DONALD JOHNSTON On Tuesday,.July.9, 1996 at St. Joseph's Health Centre, Toronto. Beloved husband of the late Audrey Muir. Dear brother of Ruth Snelgrove, Kitchener, and Winnifred Guse of London. Loving brother-in-law of Joyce Johnston, Lucknow; June Johnston, .Pdrt Colborne; Iona Keran, Toronto. Predeceased by his parents Peter and Nellie Johnston, brothers Howard, Merle and. J.C. Funeral Service was conducted from the Turner & Porter, Yorke. Chapel; Toronto' on Friday, Jvly.12. Final resting place South Kinloss Cemetery. -- 29x 43. Birthis VANDYKE Toms and Laurie VanDyke are very proud to announce the arrival of Lukas Weston. Lukas arrived . at 15:38 on July 5, 1996 at St. Joseph's Health ,Centre, London; weighing 9 lbs., 10 oz,. and 21 1/2 inches long. First time. and ,very excited grandparents are Jim West and Jane; West and very experienced grandparents are Bill and Dora VanDyke., Great' grandma's are Jean West and Ruth Mills, --29 ATKINSON Ken and Linda (nee Vandermeer) and big broth er Justin of Lucknow are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Jessica Lynn, weighing 8 lbs., 14 of at Kincardine and .District General Hospital on Jelly 6, 1996. Proud grandparents are Gerr.itt and Jantje Vandermeer of Kincardine, and Wayne and Carol Atkinson of Lucknow..--29x . .In fi eIlrmor an* 470 Cards 04 Thanks • FARRISH In loving-mr rnery of our daughter- ands!ter "App��s®©hiee�y Dawn Farrish. Juno 1, 1984.- July 19, 1984. ' I' e; i andwonder .often sit how different life might be, if you were stili here with us amongst your family. You were here fir such a short, short time and to us than was so. unfair, but !'God" works in mysterious ways and must . have need- ed you there. It's been twelve 'long years since you left us but it feels like' yesterday, when I was holding you so gently here upon my knee. People say "Time heals all wounds," but I'm not sure that's true because all 1 long for Ashley - is yesterday and you. Loved and missed forever - Mom, Dad and Dustin. --29 FARRISH In loving memory of our dear granddaughter, Ashley Dawn who passed away 12 years ago. In our lives for such a'short time. In our memories forever. Sadly ,missed by grandma and grandpa Henry. --29 CURRAN in Iovinmemory of a great Emplo}e, Billy Curran, who passed away, July 23, 1994. Two years ago, God took you from our Repair Shop T� finish': your Apprenticeship- in his Heavenly Repair Shop. There you probably work for all of God's Angels. All of his Farmers,. Truck. Drivers, and automobile dri- vers. There you will keep all the vehicles safe, that run on the Clouds, Meanwhile, here at Ashfield Service Centre, We are working hard and thinking of you. ` ° We miss. your wit and your contagious laughter. • Exciting things have hap-. pened here, wishing you were here to share them. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered. • Ashfield Service Centre Staff Tony and Marilyn ' Miltenburg.--29ar 47. Cards of Thanks THOMSON I would like to say a big thank you' td everyone involved in making my sur- prise retirement party such a great day. For thedeli- cious barbecue,., good music, gifts and best wish- es. Speci4I thanks to my family, and also to Bill and Bernadette for hosting the party. Maureen. --29xc MACINNES I would Tike" to thank every- •one for their kindness while I have been in hospital. Mere words cannot express my appreciation. Sincerely Freda, ,-29 AITCHISON: We wish to thank our family and friends for our surprise anniversary party. The food .. was delicious and the gifts arid best wishes were very much appreciated, Special thanks.to the girls and, Rob mom and dad, and Flo,, their hard '.work and se :.► et planning. We had .a wonuw - ful time. Jack and. Annabelle. --29cc W.HiTBY A big thank you to ,my rela- tives and friends, for your ' thoughtfulness and help during my stay in hospital, and since coming home. Your visits, gifts, flowers, cards and letters helped to lighten my days, they were really appreciated. Special thanks to Lucknow W.I. and the A.C.W., also the doctors and nurses on 2nd floor in Wingham hospital, who. took good care of me. Thank you all. Mabel. --29x ELLIOTT We would -like to thank everyone who helped get our runaway cattle home. A spevial; thank you to Lloyd Morrison and Doug and Amy Miller and family for gently nudging one stray home. Also Ben and Jenny Hogervorst for helping at the home stretch. Barry and Crystal. 7-29 BURMASTER • James and Melissa wish to thank farr#ilies,- friends and community 'mem:ber. s for your gifts and best wishes. They will be remembered for many years to come. 29 VANDYKE We would like to thank everyone for all the phone calls, cards, gifts and visits since Lukas's arrival. We would like to thank our fami- lies for: all their help and concern throughout. A spe- cial thanks to mom and especially Tony for all their love, and support and being there, for me and Lukas Tony, Laurie and Lukas. -- 29 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE A great big Teddy Bear• /hank you to all/he kids and their bear friends who par- ticipated in the Chamber's. second annual Teddy Bear day and parade.. A huge Chamber thank you goes to Tracy Londry for co-ordinat- ing the morning, her helpers Jen Moir, Lola Bridges, Karen Bridges and Dan. Londry; to George Gibson 'and Grant Helm for acting` as crossing guards; to th'e Mayfair for weenies, AEG for the .ghetto blaster and Your Favourite Things for balloons for games. Pat Livingston, COC President. -29ar 45 Coining Events BINGO Goderich of Columbus, Thursday, 7 p,m, 'Columbus .0entre, 390 Parson's Court, $345 �' prizes, $1000.00 Jac must go. - 16tfar • • STAG AND DOE ' for Jim Hunt and Stephanie Thompson July 20, 9 p.m. - .1 arta. ;Teeswater Community Centre. Age of Majority.. Lunch provided. -- 28,29xc 6.. Corning Events BEAUTY AND BEAST. -11.15 all inclusive bus trip from Walkerton 8 t.ra, per- forrnance, Wednesday, July 31. Orchestra level seats, Rows C -D -E. This will sell out quickly - Diane and Joe Rys 519-881-1953. 2,9cc Ot?DERiCH LIONESS MONSTER BiNGO $9x500,. Goderich Memorial Arena, Wednesday, July 24, 7:30 p.m. Tickets: .Art's Landscaping,, Campbell's Cameras, Goderich Print Shop, My Fair . Lady (Clinton), Dinney Furniture (Exeter). --29cc COLLEGE CORNERS GIFTS and Crafts, Hwy. #86 west of Listowel 519-291-2974 July 26,27,28, Celebrating 20 years in. business - 7th Annual Craft Festival - 20% off. Storewide Sale, Demonstrations by our Wholesalers, Make It & Take It Craft Tables: Further details see our ad next week's paper. --29cc LUCKNQW'S 26TH ANNUAL CRAFT FESTIVAL in the new Sports Complex Friday, Aug. 2, 12 noon - 10 p,m., Sat. Aug. 3, 10 a.m. - 5 p.rri. ;Sponsored by. Lucknow Agriculture Society, --29-31 ar GOURMET. BARBECUE Beef, pork, turkey, venison, salads, hors d'oeuvres, Blyth and District Community Centre, Saturday, July 20, 6 - 8 p.m. Adults $12, children; under 12, $6 (includes admission to A Taste of Country Food. Fair which runs from 11 a.m. to. 6 p.m.). Reserve tickets by calling' 523-9300. --29cc CARL KEES Lucknow Lions presents Carl Kees and Golden Fiddle Music ,Co. at. the Lucknow Community Centre on Saturday, Aug. 3. $5/per- son. Age of Majority. _-29- 31.ar Cleveland Indians,.. ,;play CALLING ALL QUILTERS! The deadline is approaching for quilted items to be entered in the Huron County Museum's 12th Annual Quilt Show from August 9 September 22. Deadline for . entries is July 29, by 4:30 p.m. Please, contact the Museum: at 524.2686 for further details.--29-3Occ BUS TRIP HELM PICNIC , 58th annual picnic will be held at: Waterworks Park, Lucknow July. 21 at 1 p.m. Please bring potluck lunch and dishes. --28;29x DIAMOND RIO, RICKY VAN SHELTON, CARROLL BAKER, Mac Wiseman, Farmers Daughter, Asleep At The Wheel, Johnny Paycheck, The Goods, August 8 and 11, Havelock Country. Jar iuoree, camping 1-800- 5.3( ^383. Tickets. For Flyer �rqd self-addressed stamped envelope to: Box 100 Havelock, Ontario KOL 1 ZO, c/o Jack Blakely.--29bc ATTENTION ALL - ACTORS & ACTRESSES Our 1996 Lipsync contest, wants you?. Friday, Aug. 2 at 8 -p.m. Categories: 12, year and under, 13 years and over. (Prizes: 1st $50, 2nd $25.) Business and Service Club a new and improved trophy! (a real col- lectors item!) For lots of. laughs and fun, an event you WON'T want to miss. Call Vicky at 528-2210 10 register.--28-31ar. PRINCESS & PRINCE OF •DUNGA'NNON PAIR Enter your 6 - 12 year old Child at Dawson's, Store, Dungannon. Children must reside in Ashfield, Colborne or West Wawanosh andbe present at the drew at Durigannen Fair Sunday, August 1"1` atd3 p.m. For nlore° inferrnation'call Artotta at Q4-1375. --294060 • Toronto ' Blue : Jays, Tuesday, July 23 at Skydome. Our $60 .all-inclu sive bus trip that evening has great seats great fun - needs you! CaII Joe and Diane Rys 881-1953. --29cc HURON SHORES & ARTS 'CRAFT FESTIVAL, Friday, July 26, .- Sunday, July. 28 The . Kincardine Kinsmen present "All new Huron Shores Arts and Crafts Festival at the Davidson, Centre, Kincardine with 100 crafters from all over Ontario from 5 to .9 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.: Saturday and Sunday. Proceeds to com- munity projects.Contact. Tom Graham at (519) 396- 8149.--29-3Qcc P news Lueknow Reds Dustin Farrish shut down Mitchell's offence -in the bottom of the fifth and'sixth innings, on July 9, to record the Lucknow:. Reds' eighth win in regu- lar scheduled play. Lucknow's offence scored four in the first, seven in the second and one in the fourth on six hits and four walks. Mitchell's pitchers struck out six Lucknow batters over six innings. The Red's pitching staff issued seven walks, struck out four and allowed five hits. With only one home game and three away games remaining the team is gearing up for the OBA qualifier and WOBA championship tournaments in the month of August. Minn Ticats The Lucknow Ticats played an excellent _soc- cer game when _they host- ed the Clinton Blues on July 9. Lucknow squeaked by with a 3 to 2 win. - Doug Husk: and Angie Ritchie were goalies for the game. Great' defence by Brad Gilchrist: - Lucknow goals -were' from Joe Murray (2) and Nick Bowley. Oska wee wee/ Oska was waa/ Holy macanaugh/ Ticats. eat 'em raw! Learning to eat healthy The third meeting of the Whitechurch 4-H was held July 2, with the topic "Healthy Snacks - What would you have instead of junk food?" The group made quick fix muffins and pizza bagels. For a home . project they had to either choose to make fruit shakes, .yogurt juiceilies, veggie dips or fruit dip. They also learned about healthy lunches and choices for sandwich filings and a food guide for every day living. Fred and Judy parry of Bright spent a couple of days with George and Betty Armstrong., Wayne Farrier of Guelph visited last week- end with Agnes Farrier.. Olive Gillespie of Sarnia was also a visitor there.