The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-04-16, Page 18Page 18 -- Lueknow geetftriei, Wedues.day, April 162 1997 42. Obituaries WILLIAM LLOYD IRWIN • William Lloyd Irwin, a retired. Kinloss township farmer, passed away April 9, 1997, at Country Road Lodge. He was a member of the Luckno.wPresbyterian' Church. For :the past five years, Mr. Irwin enjoyed working with colleagues editing and drawing up pages for the West Ashfield History Book, which. was .published last year for many to enjoy,. For many years, he wasa keeper of 'bees Mr. rrwin was born on Jan. 7, 1925,' in' Kinioss Township, a son of the late William ,• J. .and Stella (Hudson) Irwin. He is sur-. 'yived by two sisters Ruby • and Charlie Riach " of Woodstock,, _ and Mayme, and Charlie Wilkins of R.R. 3, : Goderich; a sister-in-law, Lorene Irwin of Bowmanville; several nieces;' nephews, great nieces. and nephews. 'Mr. I,rwiin was predeceased by a brother Calvin Irwin. Visitation was at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow, with the service conducted from the chapel on'April 12. Rev:. Peggy Kinsman offici- ated. Soloist was Elizabeth Dadson.: Three nieces Marianne Ferris, Shirley Hatfietd;and Janet Peck were flower bearers Honorary pallbearers were • Bob Campbell and Harold., Campbell: Active pallbear- ers allbearers.Were: nephew irwin; Ivan Irwin, Doug Riach,••Richard Riach, Ken Wilkins and Bill Wilkins; Interment Greenhill, Cemetery, Lucknow 1'6ar 146. In Memoriam 46. Meminolralms .MANN. In loving Memory of Stewart . Mann who passed' away April 13, 1976; Deep in our hearts there's a picture, More precious than silver or gold. • • Tis a picture of a dear friend, Whose memory will never grow old. • Always remembered by his manyfriends. --16x • VAN BOVEN In loving; memory of John Van Boven, who passed - away April 13, 1975. No length of time, no. lapse of years, ' Can dire our .dear friend's past, For loving thoughts still (hold • him dear, And will while.memorylasts. Ever remembered by his many friends. --16x 43. Births . MURRAY Reid and Sandra are happy to .announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Shania Lee, born March 5, 1997 in • Woodstock General Hospital weighing 10 lbs., 1/2 oz: A sister for iDonelda. Proud grandparents •are "Donald. and Dorothy ,Murray and Eric and Nikki Excel. •16 48. Coring' Events aoderich Knights : of Columbus, Thursday; 7.p.m Columbus' Centre,- 390 Parson's. Court, $4,700 in' prizes; ' progressive jackpot of $1000.00;' regular jack- pot .,. of;$1,250 must .go:Lic. #157920: 13tfar • TEDDY BEAR DREAM 'BLACK AUCTION: and Second .City Comedy Show, Saturday,:•April,'19,, Blyth Theatre.. Silent auction viewing and 'wine and cheese, 6:30 p:m; Tickets: $25 person Phone 524- 2852, 9 a.m p.m... Support Huron County Commun ty.Child •Abuse Y. Co-ordinating Committee..--• In memory Of Ken' Black who passed away April 17; 1996. Remembering you is easy We do it every day. . Missing you is heart ache That never goes: away To us .you Were someone ,special What more is there to:sa • Except :we wish with all :our hearts .. • That. you were ,here today. Brother, ,son, friend, cousin and father, and:. uncle...The Black'farnily. --16 . MCDONALD. in memory of .a dear' hus- band, father, grandfather . and great grandfather Merman McDonald who passed away April 14, 1994: 'Though, his smile` is gone forever And his hand we cannot. touch, Still we •have so many mems .. ories • - df the one: we loved so much. • Always in our•thoughts forever•.in our hearts. Always will be remembered by his wife and fainly. --16x 12-166c • ., ',STAG & DOE'• for Keith Brirnner :and; Tracey Visser, B.elmore Comrinunity' • Centre. Saturday, April 19.. Tickets available at the door. --18x ; GRANDPARENTS NIGHT at The Kids Shop Friday, April 18th, 7 p.m.;tb :10 p.m. Bring .in, a picture of your grandchild(ren) to: show'.. us and receive 20% off. Many great, • gift- ideas. 596 •Campbell Street, Lucknow. Phone 528.3$41..--16ar • • 4-H CLUB -3otri the Port Albert 4-H Club, Sunday,. April 20 for their adopt a highway pick:. up. Meeting at St Joseph's, Kingsbridge parking lot at 2 • p.m. Volunteers welcomed. --16cc 47. Cards ot Thanks VINCENT The fertility of the late Shannon Marie Vincent would like to thank every- one for their prayers and kind expressions of sympa- thy during our repent bereavement and'also the donations to Wingham. and, District Hospital and the Children's • Hospital ot Western Ontario, the floral tribute, cards, phone calls, and contributions of food. We wish ta;especialty thank Chris McGee,' Den: Taylor,. ,the -ambulance staff, Dr. Antoniadis, and the nursing staff .of 1Ningham & District Hospital for their superb effort: Of special mentionis the wonderful care given by the trauma transport' team • from Children's Hospital of Western Ontario and Dr. Donovan, Dr. Louise Parker, Dr. Michelle McNeil, Dr. Janet Gillette and. their dedicated nursing team. 'The supportfrom social workers, Shawne Murphy. and Sue McLean was very much appreciated. Sincere thanks to the Rev. Mary - Jane Hobden for beim at, our side during our.vigil at the hospital and the corn - forting memorial service and thanks also to the Rev, ': Vinda Wilke (Ripley) for her support and assistance with the service.end thanks to the choir of Knox ;United'; Church, Belgrave accompa nied by Elizabeth Procter and . Ann .Sp'h ey for:: the musical tribute. We appreci- ate the •kindness• of. John and Treva•Jamieson and neighbors for'servirlg a deli cious supper to immediate relatives between visitations on Sunday and .:"the. Belgrave UCW for thelunch after the 'service' On Monday: We also -wish to. thank the McBurney Funeral' Home staff for their courte- ous service and the continu- ous help and assistance at»' home of brothers Murray and Grant and nephews Dean and. Vaughn. The ,".Sdott'brothe;rs•Jim, Kevin and Allan and 'neigh- • bor. David McBurney as well as other familyand friends.•. Neil, Joan' and. Margaret Vincent. --1'6 ' 148COIfling I •. Events BLYTI-t FESTIVAL Presents The. Piano 'Man's Daughter ;and Others,, Wednesday; April 23 at 8 p.m - Tickets $28: Call the pox Office at (519) 523- 9300. 23-9300-12-17cc •,: ROAST' BEIM 1 • COUNTRY SUPPER Auburn. United Church, Sat, April .26. Sittings. 5 p.m., 6 p.m., and 7 p.m. Adults $8; elementary children $4; pre- • • school and kindergarten free; family rate $25. Tickets available from Maureen Bien 526-7769; Teresa Roetoisoender 526.7387. Advance tickets preferred. -- .16,i 7cc` • 46. Coming Events, ' DINNER/THEATRE Gail and Brad's Marvellous Wedding Adventure mystery. dinner/theatre, May 2 and 3, Blyth Festival. Tickets $15 and $25. Call Box Office; (519) 523.9.300.—1.3-18cc • GREENPAGES The 1997 edition of The Market. Grey -Bruce Green. Pages directory will soon be published, showcasing the work of producers and ser- vice providers in the"tWo counties. To have your product or service included,. call (519) 392-6175, or (519) 353-7205 by „April 21. --14,15,10 • DESSERT EUCHRE. AND BRIDGE L• ucknow Town Hall, 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 16 spon- sored by Huron Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Everyone . welcome. - 15,i 6nxc SINGLES DANCE Sunday; April 20th, at the Brussels Legion, Hall. Dancing from -,7 , 11 p.m: Music by The Wildwoods. -- 16cc ' OLD, FASHIONED COUNTRY MEALS at Kinloss Community Centre between 4 and.'8 pm.. :on Ap'r. 20 Everyone. welcome. --16cd • GRANDPA'S TWIN SIS- TER , . • hosted by the Ripley "Agricultural Society. Friday, April 18, 8 p.m. Performed by the Lucknow. Agricultural Society at -the Ripley District School gyre. Admission. adults $5; children under 12 • $2.- Tickets available at the door. --16a# TOWN WiDE GARAGE "SALE ' COC sponsors 2nd".annual town wide garages sale Saturday, May 17 Brlght, ' and early rain or shine. Be part of the map for your' utmost success'• Register your garage sale for. a $5 •fee .before May 11 Fee includes: your garage sale,. location on map, map avail- , ability. 1 week prior to event,, map ,distribution; advertising in Ideal papers and •flyers;• out of.,towfers, a.. space at arena parking •lot For regia- tration,.or'for information contact• COC event co-ordi- nator Irene Dickie' at . From Our Heart 528-2649. --16- 19ar.• .illus + .111:60:0100..• :clearing all in stock CD's and Cassettes: • Cc's Only $11.99. Cassettes Only $8.99 • While; supplies ' last Hurry in for best selection. GALLANT essi tuitka#6d0 • LUCKNOW 528=2063 The Paul Henderson Sportsmanship Awards: were presented • by Rod MoDonagh (left) and Kent ,Alton to Ben Knechtel (junior) and Jon MacKinnon (senior). The winners'. names were chosen in a random draw that included a mem- ber of each team in the minor hockey system. Knechtel gets a week at Muskoka Woods Sports Camp and MacKinnon a week at Teen Ranch, Orangeville.. (Livingston photo) ' Troy. McKenzie was the . recipient of the Ken Fairrish Trophy' for hockey skills' and 'academic achievement by a Grade.1 D Bantam. Bev Gattinger presented the award at the Lucknow Minor Hockey ban uet on Friday ni ht (Livingston'photo) The Local League Awards presented' by. Bob Gunter and Doug Brown went to from the. left:. goalie Adam :Martin, • best goals 'against aver- age; Devin: Kemp, leading points by a forward; andCal. McDonagh, leading points by a for- ward. The hockey players received the awards at the annual •banquet last week'.(Ljivingston photo).