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W. RUSSELL CHAPMAN
W. Russell Chapman of
• . Pinecrest Manor Nursing
Home, Lucknow, and for-
merly , of Whitechurch
passed away Saturday;
March 8, 1997 in his 86th
year. Born on Sept. 13,
1912 in Markham, Ont. He
was the -,son of the late
Maurice Chapman; and
'Mary ' (Harrington), Mr, m
,Chapman. was .a business-
man running the General
Store in Whitechurch for
many years and owner of a
bus line's. He was a mem-
ber of the Whitechurch
United Church. Surviving.
'are his wife Mary (Smith). of
• Lucknow and formerly of
Whitechurch, one daughter
Shirley Smith of Tucson,
Arizona U.S. and: one son
• Garry Chapman of R.R:#3
'Wingham. Also five grand-.
. children and 4 great grand-
children. He 'was prede-
ceased by one • brother.
Visitation was held at the
. MacKenzie .and -McCreath
•:;Funeral Home, Lucknow on
• March 10, with funeral ser-
vice from the chapel on.
March 11. Debbie 'Clarance
was the Clergy with eulogy
• by Lisa Chapman and
Marlon Smith. as soloist.
Active pallbearers Gerry
Cover, Jack Wright, Lorne
• Smith, Bradley Smith, 1Phil
Blackler . and. Aaron
Chapman, Spring Interment ,
in
Greenhill . Cemetery,.
Lucknow, --i2ar ,
'DONALD FISHER
Donald Fisher, •of
`Walkerton, passed away ' in
Walkerton, 'on .March' '15,;
',1$97, He was 49. Mr. Fisher
• started' his .3t years. of Joyel
service :with • Ontario Hydro,,
• in Barrie, ..and,then trans-
ferredto Walkerton in 1.979.
He pis survived; by Iiis
„beloved' friend: 'Marlene
, Bennington` of• Walkerton,
• one• son Tom'and- his wife
Debbie Swartz -Fisher of
Kingston,'.'onedaughter
Kara and het fiance Carson
`Swartz: of. the Cayman
ihlands'and two grandchil-
dren, Jasper and Cedar
Swartz -Fisher; Mr. Fisher is
also.survived by his par a
eats, John, and Mary .Fisher
of Lucknow; Elaine •Fisher of
• Walkerton and. his'aunt
Maudie; Fisher of Lucknow.
;Visitation was at. the Tanner
and Pearson Funeral Home,
Walkerton. The••funeral ser-
vice was held on March. 19,
at 11 a.m. at •. Knox
Presbyterian Church.'
Walkerton, with. Rev, Peggy
.-Kinsman officiating. Casket
bearers were aim McCarter,
Ken . Houston,. <en Mereer,.
Ray Ford, Doug' Johnson,
Doug McKinnon and Larry
Harris. Flowerbearers- were
Jasper and Cedar SWartr-.
• Ffsher,..Amy and Angie
Houston. Memorial dopa
• tions to ..the '•Canadian
Cancer Society' '(Brain:
Cancer Research) would be
appreciated as expressions.'
Of sympathy.12er
tineljf/ednesday,. March
42. Obituaries
MICHAEL L. PENTLAND
Suddenly in. Parry Sound on
Saturday, March 15, 1997,
Michael L. Pentland of R.R.
#1 Dungannonin his 28th
year. Beloved husband of •
Susanne (Pollock)
Pentland, Dear father of
Jenna and Jesse, Loving
son of Nellie and her hus-
• band Gary Clayton • of ,
Belgrave and the late Larry.
Pentland. Brother of Victoria"
and Harold Lech of
Tillsonburg, Julie and Dave'
:Plunkett ,of: London,:
Grandson of Wilfredand
Marjorie Pentland of RR.
#1 Dungannon. The family
will receive ' friends at
McCallum & Palle Funeral
Horne, Cambria.Rd' at East
St. Goderich on Wednesday,,
3 5 and 7 - 9. p.m. Funeral '
Service Will be held at; the
funeral home on Thursday
morning at 1.1 a.m.;
interment Dungannon
Cemetery, Donations to.
"Pentland Children Trust '
Fund" for post ..secondary-
education or Ontario
Farmers With . Disabilities
gratefullyacknowledged. --.
12cc .
P.P.-199-7
DONALD JAMES • •
MACADAM " • ,.
Donald' Jaines (Jim)
MacAdam of Vancouver,
B.C. 'and formerly of Cutrose
• Township; passed •away •
from acancerous brain
tumor. •on.;March 12, 1997 In
:his 46th year. Jim was: cur-
rently working for B.C..•
Hydro. He iesurvived by his
sae Derrick of Vancouver,
his mother Doreen of,
Belmore, brother Ken of
Cob'urg,' sisters • Ruth
Richards of Milton, Donna
Fischer :of Lucknow,' Jean
Baxter:of:London and Marie;
•McGlynn of: R.ft. 2'
Wingham. Jiro was prede-
ceased by his father Don
• MacAdam., Cremation and
service ' was 'held tn.
Vancouver: --12x
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47., Cards of
Thanks
WHYTOCK
Wewould like to thank the
following merchants for the
beautiful keepsake plate in
honor of our 40th anniver-
sary: Mayfair Restaurant;
Willits Tire; Lucknow Village
Market; Everla;ting,s;
Snobelen. Farms,
Puddleducks Day care;
Lucknow District Co-op
Finlay Decorators;.
McDonagh Insurance and
Heal Estate. This, will
always be cherished. Lloyd
and Roberta. -=12:x
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:LUCKNOW AUXILIARY TO
WINTER SPORTS •
Would like to thank every-
one who helped in anyway
. to make. the, Elaine Irwin
Memorial Bantam and Atom
Local League Tournaments
a great success. Thanks to
the Mayfair Restaurant and.
'Tom Pegg `Construction for
donating the Lucknow Minor.
Sport Medallions as 'MVP
awards: to all parents who
donated food or who
worked in the. booth,
upstairsand downstairs; to
aH the referees' the time-'.
keepers, 'Lee, Curt, and
Clint, and our arena man-'
agers for a great job: to our
gophers 'Jonathon -and
Matthew for cleaning dress-
ing rooms after each . game
and other chores that.need-
eddone; to a11' the,;fans :who
'came out'•to support the
local teams as welt as the
tournament. A special thank
you-to,the' coaches and. kids
On the Novice A team 'who
filled in for us when, the:
team' from -.Erin couldn't.
.make i,t for the Ahern
Tdurnament.Thanks to the:
team: captains and tourna-
'ment :eXeci!tiVe It is'. only
`': because'of your hours. :of •
dedication . that. these,two
tournaments are. possible.,•
We:need and appreciate'
each and everyone of you.
Thanks again and see you'
next.year. ;=-12ar,
''UM.BACH
fn memory of Elmer
.Umbach"who passed ,away
3 ,years ago, .,March 22,
1994.•,
Everydayin sone sinali
way,
• Memories of you: come our
way, ;
We miss yout ,smile and
gentle way : ' ' '
In our hearts you'll always
Stay..
From',yourfriends.; at.
Lacknow Pharmacy: --12x
•
7. Cards.. of
Thanks
WEBER'
1 would like to thank. all
:,those who sent dards arid.
flowers and who inquired
about me since, 1 was in the
hospital and sincereturning
home. Sharon.
MACMILLAN
The family. ofthelate Mertis
..
'MacM I Ilan wish' to :express
their sincere, appreciation to
all' their 'r-elatives, friends
and neighbors.•for their
expressions of 'sympathy
during •our recent bereave-
ment.. ,Special thanks `for
beautiful flowers, mass
7cards,'donations, ;food, Sym
p.athy car -ds andother
expressions of• sympathy.•
Thanks. to: •Father, Harry
Reitzef for firieral mass and
words of comfort. TO the
ladies of St.' Mary's Church
for the lovely lunch served
following the service. As
well, thanks to the pallbear
erswhose presence 'Was
greatly appreciated. Thank
you to' MacKenzie and
McCreath Funeral Hofne for
organizing all of the neces-
sary arrangements in aur
grieving. time, Eugene,.
William, • Robert; Barb,
Margaret, Stewart and fami-
lies. --12x
47. Card* of
`hanks
CHAPMAN
The family of the late
Russell; Chapman wish to
extend their thanks to
Pinecrest Manor,Nursing..
Home in Lucknow for spe-
cial. care given to Russell
during his stay. AIse to
Debbie, Clarence for her
many visits, ' and so; ably offi-
ciating at the funeral ser
.vice. We also extend deep
appreciation to the friends
and neighbors both In
Lucknow. and Whitechurch
for their words of support,
.floral tributes and .donations.
A specialthanks go to the
Whitechurch UCW forr, the
fine lunc h prepared at the.
church' for our family and
friends. AIi of the above was
greatly appreciated. Mary,
Shirley and Garry. --12x
48. Coming ,
Events .
BINGO
Goderich Knights. of
Columbus; Thursday, 7 p.m.
Columbus Centre, • 390
Parson's Court, $3450 in.
prizes. $1000.00: Jackpot
must go.--iatfar '
'FAREWELL
For Grant and Audrey
Johnston March 22nd at
t
Dungannon Agriculture Hall
-from 9 p.m. till 1 a.m.'
Everyone welcome. Lunch
provided. --11,12x
` • 90TH 'BIRTHDAY
Come and go tea to honor
Bessie Maulden on her 90th
birthday, Sunday; Mar. '23,
1:30 to -4 an . Kinlough.-
Presbyterian Church'. Let
'your presence;be.your gift
-11,12x
SINGLES DANCE
. Sunday, Mat, :23rd at the
Brussels. Legion •::Hall.
'Dancing from 7 p.m. to 11
pari • Music:. by; Ken Scott.
Dress ':Code: ,(For r
'Wingham Dance). =-11 12cc:
-SWO 14th ANNUAL D ;
OLE AND'STEPDANCE •
Championship, Stratford
Fairgr,.ounds .Coliseum, July
4th' 7:00p.rn., July, 5th
10:30a.m. Finais and show
47;OOp.M. Tickets: at door': •
Advance tiekets/camping
information 519-271-6115.--.
2bc '
TEDDY BEAR DREAM
; AUCTION
and Second City Comedy:
Show, Saturday, April 19,
Blyth Theatre: Silent auction
viewing and wine .and
cheese, 6:3Q' p.m, Tickets
$25 person.'Phone 524-
2862, 9 a.m. 5 P.m.
~Support ;Huron County
•
Community., Child `Abuse
Cp-ordinating Committee..:.
12-16cc '
BIG: BROTHERS
BOWLING
The Lucknow, B'owiing lanes
will' be active on Mar. 22
.and Mar. 23 where bowlers
will be bowling td 'raiSe
money 'for Big Brothers. • I
will be 'bowlingand anyone:
Who would like to pledge me
can call 528-2771 •'•Frank
Alton. --12x
400 Corning
Events
MUCH .MUSIC
ViDEO DANCE
With classics of .the 50's to
'90's, April 5, Lucknow
Community Centre: p.m.
to 1. ' Sponsored. by
Lucknow .Kinettes. Age of
majority„ Food available.
$10lperson. door,. $8: in
advance. Call 528-2783 or
528-3406..Proceeds to
Community Service. --08-
14ar
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LUCKNOW GUIDING
PRESENTS
An evening of Music Past to •
•'Present, Friday, April 4,
7:30 p.m, at LCPS. Adults'
$3, children 12 and under
$2,preschool tree. Tickets.
at Kids Shop, Finlay's, any
third year Guide • or••
Pathfiinder. Proceeds for
Niagara Falls trip. --09-14
VARIETY CONCERT
The Homec,raft division of
the L'ucknow Agriculture
Society are sponsoring a
variety concert on Mar. 21
at 8 p.m. -Lucknow :Public
School ' --12x •
RURALRESOURCES
is: a new FREE, mobile Ser-
vice that visits various rural
communities • in: 'Bruce
.County. Rural Resources
provides; pamphlets, ' infor-
mation, :addresses and'
phone numbers :about
where to find help in your
area.' Our counselor can
assess your situation, if `
needed and; make referrals
if' you desire. Drop in for a
• coffee and see . what we're
all ;about. Lucknew Town
Hall (basenentside 'door),
.Wednesday, Mar. 26, from
10: a.m. to 12:30 .p.m.
Sponsored: by The
.women's House of, Bruce
County. For more. informa=
tion cal! 1-800-265-3026 or
39.6-9655.--10,11 12cc,'.:.
THRIVING,.NOT JUST
• SURVIVING
"Parenting in the 6.0s" - four
sessions at LCPS;..Phisenl.
ters .Sharon Creighton. and •
• Kris :Roberts: Learn about
'the;'importance. of .Seif.
'•esteem and how to comma -1
nicate with': children March
'26, 7:30 to 9 p m: for Grade
3 parents; APO' 2, 1:30' to ;3
or 7;30 to 9."p.m.: fare JK and
SK parents; April 7;7:30 to
9 p.m.' for. Qrade..e parents.
Sponsored by ' LCPS
Council • Advisory
Cominittee. ' Babysitting
available Phone: 528-3022
for: More, i'nforMetion. --
'12,13,14
BLYTH FESTIVAL
Presents The Piano Man's.
Daughter' and Others,
Wednesday, April' 23 at 8
p.m:, Tickets $28. Call'the
Box Office at (519) 523-.
9300.-12-17co •
• JEAN CHAREST
Town , ` Hall meeting
Thursday,.: Mar. 27 at
Goderich Colurhbus Centre,
390 Parson's • Court. Lunch
$5 per person, Begins at
11:30 aim; (Tickets avail-
able at the door), For :infor;
mation call £19-52479546., --
12,13cc.
48. Coming;
Events
BLOOD DONOR 'CLINIC
Thursday, Mar. 27, 12:15 to
4 p.m., and 5:30 - 8:30 .p.m.
at F.E. Madill
Wingham. ' Please give
again if you can. -712,13
OLD FASHIONED
COUNTRY MEALS
at' Kinloss Community
Centre between 4 and 6
p.m. on Mar. 23, Apr. 6 and
Apr: 20 Everyone welcome.
--12cc
CRAFT: SHOW & SALE.
Second annual Craft. Show
and Sale, Central Huron
Secondary School, Princess
St., Clinton on April 26th, 10
a.m. - 4:30 p,rn.; April 27th,
12 noon - 4:30 p.m. Door
prizes; raffles; _food., booth...
Phone 482-7502. -12, f 3cc
APPRECIATION NIGHT
for all volunteers to Phase 11
of •Lucknow and District
Sports Complex on Friday,
Mar. .21,. S .to-t�the
Lucknow Le r. Fun food
DJ. Anyone who volun-
teered in any way is cordial-
ly invited' to .attend. -;
11,12nx
SKAfINC; CARNIVAL
"Silver Skates - 25 years. of .
Figure Skating in Lucknow$
Sunday, Mar. •23, 1:30 p,m,
at. the Sports Complex..
Guest: . Skaters :_,,Jamie.
Vollmer and Samantha,;
Mayer. Adults $4, students
•$2, children under 12 free.
Alumni and family skate fol-
lows carnival. --11:,12
HAVE CAMERA;
WILL TRAVEL`
to family „reunions or special
events. Photos and enlarge:
nments ready same: day. 30,
Minute Photo '& Trophies,
W ingham, .1-519-357-4386.
--11-14 f
3 ACT COMEDY
"Grandpa's ; Twin, Sister," at'' .
Lucknow Public School,
Friday, Apr. 11, Sat; Apr.
12, at 8 p.m,„. Adults $5;
Public `.School, $2.
Sponsored by Luoknow
Agricultural Society Tickets
available at Your • Favorite;:
Things,'Holyrood Store; .Or
526,207 11714er`
SOUP ;&•SANDWICH DAY .
Lucknow Scouting .Soup,
Sandwich` and Bake Sale on
Saturday, Mar. 22, at the
Lacknow. Town • Hall, from
• 11• a.m."to 1;30 p.m.:$3.50'.
perperSOn.--1.1,12ar
National l
holiclay
sl oul be •
for veterat:s
Dear editor::
In :regard to Mr's:•
Marshall's letter in the
March. 5, issue, 'I agree
that ; the National
Boli.day ,should be on'
November 11 th to honor
our ' Veterans.
Ve must never forget
those:, who laid''-doWit
their lives; so that we
may always have dur
'freedom.
Sara.Ritchie, Luckn0ws,
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