The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-05-14, Page 18•
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Luckijow.Seentine.i, Wednesday, aJ 14, 1007
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43. Births
REiD.
Nikki and Bradley along; with
parents Brian and Jo thank
God for gift of a son,
.Gregory Joseph, born. May
1, 1997 weighing. 9 lbs:,, 5
oz. at Wingham and. District
Hospital. Proud .grandpar-
ents are. Don and Marion
Reid of Ripley and Kay
McCormick of Wingham..
20
NEES (Adoption)
My name is Taylor
Veronique. I was born. on
March $0, 1995, I arrived at
the Neeb home on April 29,
1997. My thrilled parents
are Steve and Lada. My
excited grandparents are
'Doug and Barb Ross of.
Lucknow and Len and. Lou
Neeb of Bruce 'Township.
My new playmates (cousins)
are Erin and Shawn McRae,
Derek and Krista Sanderson
and Nicholas Mainville.
4T., Cards of.
Thanks
B KOOL__
Wewould like to. thank
everyone who'forwarded
resumes fpr summer
employment with. B KooL
ice Cream Parlour. We had
an overwhelming response
and unfortunately, there'
were not enough • positions
for everyone; ,Thanks again.
Brad and Becky Humphrey.
--20ar>
HACKETT ' •
Cliff Hackettand. family
would like to thankeveryone
'' for your gifts,, cards and
messages of congratula-
tions: and your attendance
that were received on the
occasion. of his 90th birth=;
,day. --20ar . ".
VAN ROPY •
i would like to thank. Dr
Chan and: the emergency
department of A.M. & G.' of
G. derichk:_Atao [tJc...Liu •
..J. uc
and, nurses of University
,Hospital' in London, Thank'
you all for !poking �,after me
during My stay. To my farrii-'
Ly; relatives, friends` and
neighbors,'your kindness
will always be remembered.
realty appreciated: every
thing. A special thank you: lb '
Rev:::Fr. •W, Reitzel, Rev:' Pr:
John Pluta,. Rev, Fr- Frank
Kelly for, your prayers and
visits.. It is'nice to have good
friends when we need them
most. John.--2Oco:
47i Lards of
Thanks
GRADE $ STUDENTS
The. Grade 8 students of
LOPS would like tothank.
everyone for supporting
their BBQ> fundraiser on. May
10. Special thanks to Brian.
Knechtei. for his generous
donation. --20x
LOGAN (NEE PRIE$TAP)
We would like to thank Dr.
Matthews, Dr, Warren, Dr.
Rutherford, the clinic staff
and all of the nurses on the
obstetrics floor for the excel-
lent care that Jarod and t.
received. Thanks also to'
family and friends for the.
visits and for the beautiful
flowers, gifts and cards.
Your thoughtfulness will.
always be, remembered.
Mike, Heather. and Jarod. --
20x
48. Coming
Events
BINGO,
Goderich 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
BARN DANCE
Saturday,. June 7, Lucknow
Dietrict Sports Complex;.
concert 8 to; 9;30: part.,
dance 10 to .1: Featuring for-
mer Barn. Dance artists, new
artist, speci1 local guests.
$10 adults, 12 and under
.$5' 'Door .opening 7:30, r o:
reserved seats. Phone 528-
,.2627. Proceeds' to Make It
Great'' in '98 . Reunion'
fundraising.--17-23ar .
r.. , BOOK SALE
Lucknow Library: Saturday;
May 1,7 24 during library
hours; -=18,21 xc
LUCKNOW'FARMERS'
MARKET ' •. `
Wednesdays 9 to '4•,
','Agriculture:Building (beside
sales. barn);„crafts,,: meat,
.produce,, breads: For Ven-
dors or information call
Ruby MacLennan R.R. i
' Tiverton,.. NOG 2T0,' 353,-
5014 18-43x '
134TH ANNIVERSARY/
Everyone is invited to the'..
134th .' anniversary of
Chalmers Presbyterian.
Church,.,. Whitechu.rch'on
Sunday, May :18th, Services
'at 11'' a,.m. and 8 p.m. . Don
Vair will be the guest speak-
er: ,Special music '•by •
Connection at the evening ,
service: Social,hour to fol-:
tow. *-19;20x''
IRWI4 .
The family of the ' late.'
}
Mildred 'Irwin would like to'
extend a thank you•to 'our
relatives, neighbors and
friends for the cards, flow-
ers,' donations, babysitting
and 'food brought to the
house. Also thanks: to Rev..
Bill Bresnahan; MacKenzid
and. McCreath Funeral'
Home, Dr: Shebat and nurs.
es at Wingham Hospital,
Pinecrest Nursing Horne
and the ladies of the United
Church for the lovely. lunch.',
'All your kindness was very
much appreciated and will
always. be remembered:
Ross and Beatty Irwin and.
Laura McConackie, --20x
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
Thursday; June • 12,'
Lucknow Presbyterian'
Church, •2 settings. -5 p.m,
and 6:30 p.m. Ticketsin
advance only at 'Finlay
Decorators 528-3434
• :Monday - FriiJaya.m. - 6
sat..a a.m. - 1. p.m.
19-24 ` ...
SKATING CLUB
Annual meeting. Thursday,
.May 22, 7 p.m, at arena.
important for. ail skating Par-
ents to attend. --20,21 ar
48. Corning
Event*
WATCH OUT
for the Lucknow Kinette
Bike -A -Then on Saturday,
May 31. Our looat children
will be`out: with sponsor
sheets canvassinglathe area;
-20,21 , 22ar"
SPRING FIrOWER SHOW
Lucknow Horticultural
Society are bottling their
Spring Flower Show, Plant
Sale, Soup and Sandwiches
on Wednesday, May.21,. 11
a,m. - 2 p.m: at Lucknow
Legion. Admission. $3.50. •
Every9ne.welcome.. --20x
. SINGLES DANCE
Sunday, May 18th at the
Brussels Legion . Hall.
Dancing from 7 to 11. p.m.
Music by Late Night Radio.
Dress. code. --20cc
FiDDLE JAMBOREE
Blyth & District Community
Centre, Sunday, May 18,
starts 1 p.m. AtLmission $3;
cold dinner $6: Over night
camping. Sponsored by
Blyth Uons Club.--19,20cc
CALLING ALL MUSICIANS
(singers and instrumental-
ists) to join us at Morrison,
Berries for •"dammin in .the
Fields," With Phil Main,
Saturday, June 28, 11 •aam:
12:30 .p.m. .Please give
Vicky a call at 528-2210 or
528-3937, if interested or for
more details.--20,21,22ar
• STAG & DOE
for,Charles Murray, and
Sally Douglas Friday, May
•23, Teeswater Auditorium. 9
p.m,- 1 :a.m.. . Lunch provid-•'
ed Music by DJ - Tickets ,at,
door,' ,Bus - leaving
Montgomery's, $:30 p:m.:'
Picking up,at Hol'yxobd and,
'j<iriioss on the way,. --20;21
RUMMAGE SALE
Friday„'May. 30, 2, 6
Saturday, May 31 10 a.M. -
3' p.m, at the 'hpme Of Jack
McGuire,. (Huron Auto
Wreckers) R:R, 45'
Lucknow, . ,.Corte... 2.
Sponsored by the Huron
,Bruce. Children Helpers.
Inside:. Good clean dona-
tions accepted 395-2827 or
395-4150..--20-22
''ANNIVERSARY
SERVICES
Will be held at 1<inlough
Presbyterian; Church on
Sunday, May -18 at a.m..
and '8 p.m. Guest, speaker
Rev. Wm, Baird. Special
music, : Everyone:welc'ome. -:
-20x •
'FIREWORKS FOR.
SALE
At Knechtels Parking Lot on
Friday, May 16, 4 p:m; 9
p.m.; Saturday, May 17, 8 '.
a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sunday, May
18,.':1' :p,m.... - 5 p',m
Sponsored by the:Kinettes,
-20ar
STAG; & DOE
for:
Bev Gibson
. (nee Harrison)
and
James Menary
:Friday.May 23/97
Goderich Arena
Lunch Provided .
Age ofMajority
48. Coming,
Events
HURON COUNTY
HISTORICAL ANNUAL
MEETING '
Thursday, May 22, 8 p.m. at
the Goderich Museum,
Ralph Smith speaking on:
Laithwaite Apple Park Stat-
ues. --20cc
RIPLEY HURON CRAFT
FESTIVAL
Come to the Ripley Huron
Craft Festival on Saturday,
May 17 at the' Ripley -Huron
Community Centre from 9
a.m.; to 4:30 p.m. Admission
$2, under 12 free, --20cc
S'WO 14th ANNUAL FID-.
DLE AND STEPDANCE
Championship . Stratford
Fairgrounds Coliseum, July
4th 7:OQp.m., • July 5th
10:30a,m.•. Finals. and Show
7:000.m. Tickets at door.
Advance tickets/camping
information 519-271-6115.--
20bc
CO-Ep SLO-PITCH,
TOURNAMENT
Hosted 'by the W.W.
Swampers Ladies Slo Pitch
Team• Being heldat. the
Dungannon Agricultural Hall':
on Saturday, '.June' 7: First
12 tearris to register by May
28• are eligible, $150/team.
Call R.enay 357-2790 or
Susanne 529-7170, --
20,21cc •
The Misfits* with a +63 were the season win-
ners an the Monday bowling,league. Members
are .Gerry Vander Klippe, Wendy Ritchie, Rob
Beirnes, David Humphrey. (Livingston photo)
The Blue Jays, with: a +'0, won the playoff
round of the Monday night bowling league.
Team members. include Alex Brunault,, Roely
'Vander Klippe;: Margaret 'Young and John Van
Diepen- (Livingston photo)
Year ends stats.
'
Season high average - Eric - Taylor 242, Terri Van
Diepen 189;' high single - John Van Diepen324, Wendy
Ritchie 268;. high triple - Robert Jones 797, Grace
Finnigan 597; most improved - Dave Humphrey 1-34,.
Laura Sterner +31. Playoffs: high single -' Rob Beirnes
276, Margaret Young 214; high triple - Bryce Ritchie
680,: Verna Humphrey, 6:13,; :
The of
annual Ontario Agricultural
Hall of .Fame induction ceremony will
honor, five outstanding;: Canadians. They
willwiW join the 11.6'' previous inductees in
the WA. Stewart gallery of the Hall of
Fame.
cordon .McGaviin (1905-1976)
Huron County ,
Gordon McGavin believed in farm
,eople, good ploWing, soil conservation
and agricultural education. '
He ;served . as a. director of the Ontario.
Plowmen's. Association for many .years
'and was president for four: He was
named champion plowman at, the
International Plowing Match. in 1926 and
in 1958 managed the Canadian team at
the ,World •Plowing• Match in West
Germany..
Ross Butler (1907=1995)
Oxford. County
Ross Butler was a:distingui•
shed scalp -
tor and artist who made a. lasting impres-
sion on agriculture and art in Ontario And
across Canada, .
' In 1937 he was commissioned by the
Ontario Government to paint all the dairy
breeds for reproductionand use in•
Ontario; schools and a : year later did the
same for the beef breeds and. draft horses.
Between 1947 and 1954 his life sized -
butter sculptures were featured at the
Canadian National. Exhibition and The
Royal Winter Fair.
Malcolm Lodge. Davidson (1934-1970)
Dltron County , ,
Malcolm Davidson' made a deep and
lasting impression on Ontario agriculture,
in a short space of time.
In ' 1966 he was named to the govern-
ment's Farm Income Committee and the
committee . report "Challenge.. Of
•
Abundance"'' made supply management •
and: the marketing board :,approach
respectable, After being narimed.to the
O F,A.'s'Executive Cdnumittee his goals
of individual membership and a direct
grassroots voice were soon achieved.' •
IL Reginald Drysdale (1907=1994)
Simcoe County
Morethan any .tither, Reg Drysdale
was' responsible for the "growth .of '
Ontario's Christmas tree industry to the
point where •over one• million trees are
harvested annually.
Reg Drysdale servedas secretary/trea '
surer- of .the C'hristinas Tree Growers'
Association Of Ontario for 35 years and
retired in 1986.: as .Director"Emeritus.
.Hiide Gertrud Morden, (1932)''
Rodney
A devoted worker in her community,
Miele Morden is bot known for her con
tributions to the betterment of rural life in
Ontario.
Jlilde has been, active at all levels of
the Federated Women's Institutes Of.
Ontario.,' She has acted as New Branch :.
Organizer and. also worked closely with
the Recycling Council of Ontario, •
Hilde :Mo"rden has received:: numerous
awards in recognition of her service to
the agricultural industry and: the rural
community.
k special presentation to honor 100
years of W9men's Institutes in Ontario
willbe featured in addition -to the induc-
tion ceremony.' The.skit will pay tribute
to those women who have been inducted
into the Hall of Panne, and. will highlight'
communications, education and organiza-
tion, the'CEO.of Women's Institutes,
Tickets can be pur-
chased by contacting' the Museum, at
519-82631&1.
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