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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-06-18, Page 14o . Page 14 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Juue 18, 1997 42. Obituaries STEWART JAMIESON At Wingham .and District Hospital, Wingham en Sunday, June 15, 1997. Mr. Stewart Jamieson. of Wingham formerly of East Wawanosh Township age 76 years. Survived by his brothers Lorne and his wife . Olive Jamieson of Wingham and Russell and his wife Elva of Peterborough, Also .survived. by several neices . and nephews. Predeceased by his parents James and Mabel Jamieson, brothers, Almond and .Norman and sisters Marjorie Lake and Dorothy Tilley. Visitation at 'McBurney Funeral Home, Winghar . was held. on Tuesday. Funeral services, will be held at the funeral home, on Wednesday at '2 p.m. Rev. J. Rea Grant offi- ciated. Interment in' Wingtiam Cemetery. Memorial donations to Canadian Cancer Society or the charity of your choice would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy. - 25ar 43. Births: LOGTENBERG• • ' Kenneth. and Agnes are proud to announce: the safe arrival of .their first child; Shane Jacob, born June 5; 1997 Weighing 8 lbs:, 1:0 oz.. Delighted grandparents are _.. Joseph and. Thelma Van :. Osch, Derk Logtenberg and Marlene Godfrey,Hgreat . 'grandparents John` and Mildred Moyer of Hanover and .great :grandmother • Fetje; deBoer of Lucknow.. "Many thanks to the staff at Alexandra. Marine and St. • Joseph's Hospitals. --25x 46 1n Memoriam RIEGLING In loving memory of a dear • 47. Cards of Thanks SNOWDEN I would like to thank every- one who: attended my com- munity shower. Special' thanks to Barb Ross for hostinga wonderful shower. The kind words and gifts will always be remembered. Kern. --25 " MOORE ' The family of the late Milian Moore would like to thank the caring and considerate staff of B.rae.rrmar Nursing Home, those visitors and. .helpers who brightened his last years, and neighbors, friends and relatives for their many acts of kindness: at the time of his death. Our thanks to Dr. Hanlon and special appreciation to the Rev. Rea Grant, the pall= bearers, the McBurney Funeral Home and the ladies who servedlunch at the Whitechurch United Church after- the. funeral; Many helped -- we are grateful to them alt. Muriel Duncan, -Elwin Moore and family. --25x • MACDONALD It would seem that l enjoy my weekends at WDH. Special thanks to all doctors involved and nurses and staff for their kind care and; consideration. R & R Was great and compliments to the chef. Margaret, -25nx I would like HtoELtMhank family, friends, neighbord:and busk ness acquaintances for: the' visits; I•ovelt,flowers,:fruit and cheese baskets, pies, cards, and phone calls while ' l'was in hospitaland since, returning home- All is reat ly appreciated. Art .--25 MACDONALD We would like .tothank everyone who remembered us:.with sympathy, and acts of kindness at the time of our' father's passing, Marion And Terry Meriam and family, Alex , and Alice MacDonald and family,;• Russell MacDonald and Rod MacDonald and family. =25cc daughte:r-in-laws Helen who passed away;one year ago Sunshine; passes, 'shadows fall; Love's remembrance out lasts all. Forever remembered by Mom and Dad Riegling and family. --25 • COURTNEY. In loving memory of our son Carl; who .passed away on ;June 24,..1990; age 25. years.. Though your smile is gone forever, ,• ' • And you hand we cannot" touch, We still have many -memo-, ries • , ,. Of you, we love so much. Your .memory is our keep- sake . •W ith Which Welt never- part God has you in His keeping We have you, in our hearts,. Loved and always remem- bered by Mom and Dad (Teresa, and Joe).--25nxe 47. Cards of Thanks DEJONG I would like to thank.every- one who attended my show- er on May 1, at Lavonne Maize's residence. All the gifts received were beautiful and will be used often. ,A special •thank you. to Lavonne and Heather Boyle who put the shower on and went to all the hard work. Thanks again to everyone. Tammy. --25 DEJONGITAYLOR Rick and.1 would" like to • thank everyone who attend- ed our stag and doe -on May 3. It was great to see every= C 47. Cards of Thanks. PIGANATZ A speci l thank you to neighbors, friends and the Lucknow Firefighters for'all your help at our shed fire. Also, a special thank you to "those who came to -help in cleaning :.up. Thank you,. all! The Poganatz family, --25cc MENARY We would like to thank fami- ly, friends and neighbors for helping make our wedding day so special. Your gifts and attendance will be trea- sured always., Bev and James. --25 HAMNEY .. one out and we hope every- one had a great time. Also, a big thank you to our wed- ding party who did an excel-• lent' job 'putting the evening together. Rick and Tammy.- -25 TAYLOR Rick and 1 would like to thank everyone who shared our special:. day with us. on May 24, andfor all the, beautiful" gifts. received, The day turned out absolutely wonderful. We hope every- one enjoyed themselves and: invite you: all to come and visit us anytime: A spe- cial thank you to.. our parents for all their love' and sup port. Rick and Tammy: =25 • • BONNETT I wish to thank everyone who came to my surprise Many thanks to our family for. hosting the happy and memorable 50th wedding anniversary open house for us at Belgrave Community Centre on June 7; Sincere thanks to all friends, rela- tives and neighbors• for attending and for the many cards, best wishes and gifts. It was a day we will never forget. Stuart:and Lois. --25 LUCKNOW & DISTRICT COC Thank you Western Days, Poker Players: We had 13 hands submitted and Herb Clark won with four aces. Thankyou all. for' playing! -- 25ar • 48. Conning Events birthdayparty; June ;7th: it BINGO, - really was; a surprise. Thanks also for your. cards and very generous 'gifts: It • was nice to see all of you. Special thanks. to my dear friends, Sybil, GodBless . of you. Loyd. -25x COLWELL Our appreciation goes to all Who honored. us on , the occasion .our 50th' wed- ding anniversary with their good wishes' - cards and generous donations to the, Kincardine Food Bank. The food Was del erdto the Food. Bank at the Gode'rich Knights of Columbus,Thursday, 7 p.m. • Columbus Centre, 390; •Parsen's Cotirt, $4.,700- in prizes; f progressive'' jackpot of $1000.00;' regtl",iar • jack? pot of $1,250 ',must 'go Lic. #157920. 13tfar Kincardine Anglican. Church and was gratefully acknowl ; • THANK YOU, edged- the gifts of ;money was given to the Manitoba:. Relief Fund through, the Royal Bank. To. 'our' -friends; many thanks for the .beautl- treasure.,. and the lawn chairs wemill .-put to: good use, especially in Florida. Much love to our children ' A' sincere -thank you to all who supported our car wash. Your support and generous donations' will • helpsend two young people. to the Presbyterian Church • Rise Up,'97 conference for • young people . from all. across Canada. =-25x" EEDY. (.would. like to .thank every- one far visits, phone calls, • cards and gifts while in:hos pitai .and. since :I :came home: Your thoughtfulness: and kindness will always be remembered Thank you, ° God Bless and. I love you all.: Colleen;, --25x ' .EDGAR/RITCHIE We • would like tq thank everyone for attending our stag and ,dee. A spec' •al thank you to our weddi ig party and friends for all their`" hard work. Kim and Troy. -- 25cc . neighbors and. relatives ful gold clock,,which"we 'will who decorated the hall'so beautifully and arranged the dinner and dance. How wonderful to enjoy a pleas-. ant evening with friends and relatives on a happy occa- •s:ion!! 1o.Marj Nicholson, • Caroline, and Susan the delicious beef dinner and evening luncheon was tnor- oughly enjoyed and appreci- ated. We have been fortu-' natetoliveinasmalland, caring community for 50. years - the memories of this special evening will be remembered and cherished. Albert and Jean. --25x KINTAIL CEMETERY ANNUAL MEETING: Friday, June 20, 7; p.m. at Ashfield Presbyterian Church :Hall --24,25 , • BALL'S CEMETERY Annual memorial service. Sunday, June; 29, 3 p.m. Baseline Road, Auburn .,-. 25,260c LUCKNOW FARMERS' MARKET • Wednesdays 9 • to.. 4; Agriculture' Building (beside sales barn); crafts; meat, produce; breads. Forven- der's or information call Ruby MacLennan R.R. 1 Tiverton; NOG 2T0, '35$- 5014. 18-43x MAJOR JURIED ART AND CRAFT SHOWS • Coming soon to Victoria Park, Kincardine July .5 and 6 to Marina Park, Port Elgin July 19 .and 20 to Clangregor Square, Bayfield Auguat 2 and 3. ;Phone, 1- 800-214-5855. 23-27cc 149TH ANNIVERSARY Ashfield • Presbyterian Church 149th anniversary 'Sunday, .June'22, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Guest speak- er 'Rev. Ken Barker.. Special' instrumental and vocal Music. Light lunch to follow both Services: --26,2O 4. 48. Corlirrring. Events. NOSTALGIA-RAMA SUMMER SHOW JUNE 22, 1997. 10-4, 35 Dealers, buying and selling small. antiques, glassware, coins, Old advertising posters, tins, calendars, postcards, StarWars, toys, dolls, Coke, books, docu- ments, militaria, sports cards, tools, bottles, brewe- riana, automobilia, railroad- anis, Victorian beadwork, photographs, ephemera'.. Fairgrounds .Audito,ium, ,Woodstock, Ontario. Dealer.. inquiries 1-905.278-736.3-= 25bc. COMMUNITY SHOWER For Kerr, Snowden, • Monday, June 23rd at 7:3Q p.m. St. Helen's 'Hall. • Everyone welcome, —25 ART SHOW AND SALE Open daily, 11- a.m., - 5 p.m., June 28 - July 6, Preview and opening, June. 27 7:30 - .1' 1 p, m. 7U$ . Queen•Street, Kincardine. Everyone welcome. ` COMMUNITY;' BRIDAL • SHOWER ' for Susan Meyer, daughter. :of John and .Kin' Meyer, Tuesday, June 24 at" 7 p.m, at : Holyrood Institute room. Everyone Welcome, -25 SOUTH: KINLOSS CEMETERY•MEETING Friday; June 27, 8 pin. at, South Kinloss Church base- ment: -.2'5,26x , SCOTTISH; CELTIC CEIUGH • at • :aambton • . Heritage Museum, June 28 and 29, two full days of Scottish and Celtic music, pipers, country <• and highland dance, and traditional. food. Heritage encampment and cannon drills, musketry by the, 84 Royal, Highlanders, main - stage. music by. Celtic Offspring, Alistair Brown', Jacquelyn ; Brown,• Bob Finlay,- champion fiddlers, and more. Tickets $1:0/$8 seniors/$3 children, or save. -30% with weekend pass. • Call . `Sarnia-Larnbton Tourism,.1-800-265-0316. --- . 23-26cc DUNGANNON CEMETERY Memorial service will be • held Sunday, June 29th at 2 p.m.=-25,26ar LORETTA LYNN, PRAIRIE OYSTER, GEORGE FOX, Hank Williams:•)II, Blue Rodeo. Camping. Aug: 14th., 15th,. i 6th, 17th. Havelock Country Jamboree. Havelock '1-890- 539-3353.' Ticket6.--25bc Gm SomibiNE, A SECOND;{t1NCE. March is Kidney Month. Please give generously. oFCANAilA • Midget pitchers strike. out 1'7 Dave Payne pitched the first three innings striking out eight batters, when the Lucknow Midgets played Goderich on June 3. He helped himself with two home runs. Jason Lewis. pitched the next four innings striking .. out nine batters, .Lee Cranston. hit a homer, Final scone Lucknow 8, ' Goderich 4. On June 10, the team handed Listowel their first' loss -15to4. Payne and Lewis com- bined to pitch an excellent game. There were many good hits including one long bull by . Troy. McKenzie, In Clinton,, the next night :the team came up against the best pitcher in the league.. He . has been clocked at well over' 80 mph with a slider' that drops out of site. . Final score Clinton 11, Lucknow 1. Tasha is athlete of the, . • • year at Madill Lucknow's: :Tasha Mayer.has been named the. ` top female: athlete for. the • • 19'96-97 school year at . F..>l: Madill. Secondary School' in"Winghai ri, Jason .McDonald was -the top athlete. for the males: 'The award•W,ere pre- sented at the recent• annual athletic awards banquet. , Mayer competed 'in' a variety'of sports through-: Out 'her 'five'years of high s'cho.ol,' ii cludiilg. •cross- country. ,running, nordic skiing and track and field. MaYer was the' most vale - able inenber of:the cross country running team, and received a True Grit Award as a member of the ski team. Team mate Susan Bieman also. received the' True Grit Award. Andrea Hiller, a •mem- ber of the senior girls vol- • leyball team, received the • Heart Award. • Dennis • Lubbers ' received an award for set ting• a new school record this year, Child Find Ontario • Tips for Parents Teach your children their. telephone number, area code and address. •