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bituaries
DON D HARVEY MOLE
Donald Harvey Mole of
Courtright passed away
suddenly in Campbeilford
on July 12, 1997, in his 59th
year: Beloved husband of
Kaye (Karracker) Mole,
Dear father of Donnie and
friend Jennifer, Shawn and
wife Brenda, of Courtright,
Dave of Alabama,USA,
'Dawn and husband Steve
Pawsan of Ajax,. Jessica of
Barrie and Kim of Toronto,
Loving son' of • Belle: Mole
and the late Harvey•Mole of
Lucknow, brother of Marion
:(Mole) and her husband
Rick Wolfe of Ailsa Craig.
Visitation at Knight Funeral
Home,Corunna, on July 15,
1997. Funeral service was
conducted by Father Paul
Milne. Crernation took place
with interment of ashes at a
graveside service at
Dungannon Cemetery. Lay
person Debbie Clarence of
Dungannon officiated. --35
43. Births
MONSMA
David and • Melissa are
pleased to: announce the
safe "arrival of Zachery
Micheal; born JUly,11; 1997
at 4:15 p.m., • Coun'ty: of
' ;Bruce General Hospital,
weighing 7 lbs., 5 oz., a new
Tittle brother for Darlene and
john. . Proud grandparents.
are Lorna and Martin
Phelan, and Henry' and
Sophy Monsma, of Ripley,
and AI. and Margaret
Middelkamp, of Sarnia. --35'
STEWWART •
Dave and Linda 3Vould.li.ke
to thank. Violet Ropp and
Countryside Midwifery for
the safe and peaceful deliv.,-
,ery of their daughter, Gracie
Nicotine, .born at. R.R;.5
Lucknow, on' Sunday, Aug.
17 1997; weighing in at 8
, lbs., 1.2 ozs.''A beautiful: sis-,
ter for Nathan, Celina,
Gabriel' and Ethan: A grand-
daughter for 'Rose Rayner •
of Stratford and Edwin and',
Mary Stewart' of Ripley. =-35
• 45. Marriages'
47. Cards of
Thanks
47. 'Cards of
Thanks
47. Cards of
Thanks
• MACINTYRE/HARPER,
Heather :Maclntyre, daugh-
ter of Nancy and the late
Ailan .: Macintyre and
Graham Harper,. son of Bev'
and the ':late .Bob: Harper., of
Gorrie were united in mar-
riege,on May: 29,,19.97 in
Kingston, Jamaica. 'A cele-
bration of their marriage will
take' place •at the Lucknow,
Community Complex on
October 11'; at 9p.m, The,
couple are now :residing in
Barrie; Ontario. --35x • '
46. la
Memoriam
KILPATRICK •
In loving memory of a dear.
husband and .father; who
passed away :August 29,
1993.. >.
Your presence we miss,
Your memory'we.treasure. •
• Loving you ai'ways,,'forget-
r. ting you never.
Lovingly remembered by
Isabel and Barry:' --35x
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SOKOLOSKI
To everyone who showed
their support through
prayers, visits, cards, flow-
ers and memoriat donations
during the time'of' Marie's ill-
ness and passing, we senci.
our heartfelt thanks! Special.
thanks to Pat and Lloya for
that last minute extra assis-
tance. Stan Sokoloskiand
family. --35ar
TREBLE/PENTLAND
Thanks to everydne.who
attended or supported us at
our stag and doe. Many
thanks to all the hard and
eager'workers and organiz-
ers. Your thoughtfulness, is
appreciated. Barry end'
Laurie. --35cc
THE LUCKNOW LAWN
BOWLING CLUB
A new home has been
found for the old Caledonia
ball park lights and sten- '
dards. They areup and
working at. the Lucknow
lawn bowling club. Thanks.
to the following for their
advice; services and equip-
ment. The town, Claude
Guay ,Masonry, Ritchie.
Electric, and special thanks
to : Willits Tire Service,
Barry.Hackett Welding, Bob,
Bert, Stewart, Randy, Ray
and everyone who assisted
to get the job completed,' --
35x
PERCY
I wish to thank my family for
planning my 80th birthday
party. Thanks to: all. who
came, for the gifts and,
cards. A community picnic
was'' a great idea -t0 get to
visit, friends and neighbors.
Myrtle.; -,,-.35x •
HODGINS
The. farnily;of the, late Irene
Hodginswould 'like to thank
staff at_
Hodgins,
Manor for
care given'to our mother
over the years, to those who
sent donations'. and flowers,
to Rev". J.; Kolohon for his
service, to.' staff • at
MacKenzie and McCreath
Funeral Home,, and to the
Ladies of, the St. ,Peters
Anglican Church for the 35cc.•
THOMPSON
We would like to thank. the,
'Ripley Huron Fire
Department for their quick
response to the fire at
Ripley Elevators on August
3 and for their valiant efforts
to save what they could
lessen the danger to near
by homes. Thank you also
to Wayne Kerr, Garry
Henderson, ' Henry
Middelkamp, Bryce• Van Der
Hoek, and Dwight Irwin. for
jeopardizing their own safe-
ty to ensure that the
propane and hydro were
shut off and that trucks,
tractors and various other
pieces of equipment were.
. out of the -way and to any-
one else who 'did anything
else on the spurof the
moment that we haven't,
heard about yet. Judy would
like to thank Stu Reavie for
having the.presence of mind
to notify her in Lucknow,
Tereasa Holtz, from the
.'Mayfair Restaurant, for get-
ting her to• Ripley in one
piece and.her good friends
Dianne Brooks and Linda
Fry for just being there. To
the wives of the Ripley Fire
Fighters for up the
.supply of fresh coffee' and
sandwiches through the
long night, to the _stores in
Ripley who donated food
and to Mary Culbert who.
arrived Tuesday morning
with fresh butter tarts for
coffee a very big thank you.
We wish; also to thank the
Mennonite and Amish .corn-
munities in the area for their
offer• of assistance and to
each and every oneof you
who offered' help with clean'
up after the fire, grain stor•-
age or moral support. Our
• plans are to rebuild where
we were and .,as :we, were
and hopeto be re -opened in
time for the soybean har-
vest season, Once again :a
very appreciative thank; you: .
`Small towns are surly : won-
• derful places when some
thing like this happens. Bob,
Judy and Rob Thompson:
• ilovely lunch. All. your...kind-
ness was very much appre
crated;' The' Hodgins family,
CUMMINGS
The family' .of Eileen
'Cummin s would' like to
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thank everyone fo•r flowers,
JOHNSTON , ' ,
Thank youto-Arletta Glenn;
KellyMcNee and Dorothy
Ber'.e`:far ali',their help* in
preparation` for ,the
Ambassaceor of the Fair
competition, Thank you very
much to George Smyth
Welding and Machine Shop
'Ltd. for sponsoring; me, and
thanks to all my family and
,friends .who came ,out la . .
support rne'; I look forward
to, representing ,Dungannon
in the coming year: 1997
Ambassador' ' of the
Dungannon :Fair, Michaela.
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'contributions and expres
•. cionsof sympathy shown:
Also to the ladies of the
• United Church for the lovely
luncheon. Murray. and Susie
•White; Hap and Helen; Hall
and :family; The Hall family,
Detroit, ..--35x • ••
DUNGANNON
AGRICULTURAL
socrETY
The directors, of the
Dungannon ,Agricultural
Society would like to thank
everyone who helped to
make the. Mud Bogg' and
family fun day, their best,
ever. To all the people who
volunteered their time; cash.
WEIR
Aubrey, Pat and; family wish
to thank friends and :neigh-
bors for kind expressions of
sympathy. during their
recent sad ,bereavennent. --.
and gift donations and to
everyone who' participated'
and attended in all .the
events. THANK' voti.•
•Through everyone's gen-
erosity this weekend was an
35x ” enormous success. --35ar;'
ALTON
We wish to express our sin-
cere appreciation to rela-
tives, neighbors and friends
for their thoughtfulness and
faithfulness during Kevin's
illness and at thetime of his
funeral. Your love and sup-
port shown by offers to help,
phone calls, visits, dona-
tions of food, flowers and
contributions to Hemtphilia,
Cancer, and St, Michael's
" Hospital will always be
remembered, Special
thanks to R,ev, . Alex
McGilvery for his comforting
words, Joan Palla'rd of
MacKenzie and McCreath
Funeral Horne, Ruth Alton
for playing the .organ and
Warren Wray for his solo.
Also thank you to Kevin's
pallbearers and flower bear-
ers. A big thank you goes to
the Trinity UCW for the deli-
cious lunch following the
service. It was very much
appreciated. Michelle Afton;
.:Frank and Lereen Alton,
Gordon and Valerie Alton. -
35' •
BARGER
We wish to express our
heartfelt thanks to family,
friends, and neighbors for
their phonecalls, and sup-
porn" during Jackie's illness.
Thank you'for the floral Crib,
etes, memorial donations,
visitations, cards, and . mes-
• ,sages of sympathy shown
to usat the .time of the loss
of a. dear" sister and aunt.
Special thanks to all for the
foodthat was brought to ;our
house. Your kindness was
deeply appreciated and will:
,always be remembered.
Mary Lou, Gordon and
• Doug.' 35x
COLLINS
A• heartfelt'>than'k 'you is
.expressed, to family, friends.
and ;neighbors for all.. their
expressions of sympathy
'and support:during Jackie's
illness and since 'her pass-.
ing, Special thanks to .Dr.
Anand, Dr. Dawson, doctors
and nurses at, Alexandra
Marine ,, and General
Hospital, Goderich for their
excellent care; also Barb;
Melanie and ; Kim of
Community 'Nursing
Services,: Belgrave, for their
;care -and compassion To
Judy Hickey' and Paul ,Black
- thanks for: thee, extra care,
given to Jackie,; Many
thanks to the management
and staff': of Goderich
Signal -Star and Champion.
for cards, flowers;, donations
to. Cancer Scdciet.y and
words of encouragement,
Special thanks to all friends
and .neighbors for donations
'of food, flowers, .cards;
phone calls; and visits. Your
thoughtfulness was ' greatly
appreciated and will• never
be forgotten. '„George,. Jon
and Kate.--35nxe
47. Cards of 48. Coming
Thanks • Events
VAN OSCH/YOUNG
We would like to thank our
neighbors, relatives and
friends for attending our
stag and doe. Also, we
would Pike to thank our wed-
ding party and anyone else
that helped put this party on
for us and all their hard
Work, That night created
alot of memories for us; we
had a great time. Thank
you. Brenda and Dave. --
35x' '
• VAN OSCH
Thank you to everyone who
attended my community
shower and for all the lovely
and very useful , gifts I
received; Also a' special
thank you to my aunts and
cousins for having this
shower for me. Brenda. --
CANADA WORLD YOUTH
needs help with transporta-
tion to Goderich on a week-
ly basis. if you live in
Bayfield, Seaforth, Auburn
or Kingsbridge and could.
transport two youths occa-
sionally or regularly, please
call 524-1468. --35cc
SUMMER READING
REVIEW •
Don't forget the Lucknow
Sentinels book feature for
students in Grade 8 and
under. Send, us your book
review for publication - 100
words or less, including the
title, .author;, your name,'
age, horne.address, phone,'
school, grade and date at,
the top left corner of the
page. Include small color
photo of yourself with name:
35x . on the back. Send to
FARRISH Summer Reading' Review,
Thanks to'everyone for Attention: Pat Living Lton,.
cards, gifts etc. on our 50th Lucknow Sentinel, Box 40b,
wedding anniversary. Lucknow, NOG2H0, or drop
Special thanks to those them off,at the office. --53=
attending our celebration 35nx.
Patty, and to our family for
all their help, Mary and
Jack. --35ar
48; Coming
Ewenfs
THE TEESWATER EX
TQGGERY t
Opensfor,the fall season on.
Thursday,. Sept. '4. To con-
sign articles'phone 392-
6414 01.' 392-6186. Houks of
business: Thurs. 10 a.m.-
BiNGO' 12, 2 p rri. 5 p.m. ,Friday.2
Goderich Knights ,of p.m. - 5p.m:, Sat. 2 p.m: -.5
Qolumbus, everyThursday, p.m. --35,36
7 p ,m. Columbus Centre, ` BLYTH FESTIVAL
390 Parson's Court, $4400. SINGERS
inprizes; progressive •jack= Come and 'si'ng With, the ,•1.
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t $1000.; re ular jackpot Peg 1 p Blyth. Festival 'Singers.: :'
$1500.must go. Superstar• Vivaldi's; Cal.oria for',
ovincial gmpayed , mand'a sprint.con
evPrery bingoanighte.l;Lrc.,,` cert:Christ'Practicesas begin 'Wed.,
#157920.—13tfar Sept: 10`: Registration
CHAMBER OF. etween:7:30 .- 8:p:m` June'
: COMMERCE 1 illi Rooni .above the Blyth
General • meeting,.' • Festival offices. For details
Wednesday,' Sept," 3•, 7:45 '' call 5197357.2331.: --
aim+ at the Tourism Office.== • 35,36cc
SNO'SHOW,AND
HURON UNITED WAY GRASS DRAGS;
Annual general meeting, 'Sept., 13 and 14; :Seat rth
September 8, 7..p m. OMAF; Agricultural Society
Office, Clinton, If you are a Buildings. , Free on.
supporter, you. are. wel Saturday, $5on Sunday. --
come. --35cc , ' 35cc •
35ar
WEDDING RECEPTION
For •Janet Morrison and
.Kevin' Murray -Saturday,.
;Aug 30, 9 p.m. - la.m
Ripley Arena, Everyone,
welcome. --35
LUCKNOW FARMERS'
• MARKET
Wednesdays. 9' to 4,
Lucknow Sales Barn; crafts;
`, meat,. produce, 'breads, all.
kinds of hpmemade' baking.
For vendors or inforniiation
call .Ruby MacLennan R:R.
1 Tiverton, 'NOG .2T0, '353-
5014.18-40x
CALLING ALL
BIG BAND FANS ..
Tickets still: available for 3rd
m Annual Canadian Big Band
'Celebration on Sept. 20 at
CAW in- Port Elgin.
(Afternoon, evenipg and all: .
day tickets available), ;Five,
of Ontario's Top Big Bands,
• Tickets available too for
Sunday Jazz Brunch!' For
More information call 1-600-
387-3456 ,or.; (519) ; 832.-
23$2. --35cc •
BARNDANCE.BARBECUE
AND CONCERT
Sunday, Aug 31st,;, Blyth:
Featuring CKNX Barn
Dance originals and
Berndance L vel ,cast; For
tickets, call (519)'523-9300.'
--35cc
MURRAY'S CHRISTMAS
'HOUSE
o `en eve' da '�a :m. - 4
P ry y . 1�0
p.m:, ,Sept. ,3 - Dec.. 23.
:Thousands of choices. fill 10 '
exciting rooms. ,Please
• come share our magical".'
Christmas Home. Treat
yourself, family and friends
• to the ultimate shopping
.experience. 7304 Richmond
St., Arkona.. 09428-3398
or 1-800-575-1974;. --35-
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