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47. Cards
of j7. Cards of
Thanks Thanks.
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THE LUCKNOW
SKATING CLUB
Mould liketo thank every-
one who supported their
annual french fry booth -at
the Fall Fair. A great big
thank you to Cover All.
Shelter for the. use of the
econo shelter and the
Lucknow Co-op far the
propane. Thanks also to the
parents who worked to
make it such a success.. --
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NIXON
The family of the late
Wendy Nixon wish -to
extend their sincere thanks
to relatives, friends and
neighbors for their under-
standing support, and gen-
erous expression of sympa-
thy. Those whodonated to
the Canadian Cancer
Society, and Brain Tumor
Research Foundation.
Special thanks to Rev.
Bresnahan for his message,
Ruth Bell for her solos, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle. Bender
who sang a duet. Also the
ladies. and gentlemen of
Trinity .United Church who
served lunch after the funer-
al. Thanks to Joan Dierolf,
and all those who helped
her in anyway. To Joan.
Pollard and her staff. All
these expression will be
remembered by the family.
Del, Cindy, Sherry. and fami-
lies. --41 • .
HINDMARSH
The• time has come for me
to extend my sincere thanks
to those friends and their
families who have 'support-
ed .me through troubled
times. Thank you Cathy and
Darryl. McMillen, Kate
McNee, •Father Michael,
Laura Bonert, Katherine
Martin -Reese, Philip 'Yqung.
(London), Renee Worsell,
my husband Larry, and my
light in the darkness—my
teacher, May God bless you
all. Deb." --41x
r S, 1997
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Events
484 Coming
Events
48.. Coming
Events
PINECREST
On behalf of .the residents
and staff of Pinecrest Manor
we would like to give a spe-
cial thank you to each and
everyone who helped, us
with our float and getting it
to the fair parades: The
kindness and generosity -of
, • everyone is overwhelming.
Shows me the spirit of
community is alive and well.
The residents enjoyed riding.
on the float, it brought back
memories. Without our faith-
ful staff, families, -friends
and of course our great
group of volunteers these
special events would be
impossible :for us to be
involved in. Thanks again ail
of you. Pinecrest residents
and Trudy. --41ar
[Housecleaning?
weirs •
Garage Sale ,
FORSTER
We would like to thank the
following businesses for the
beautiful birth plate we
received for Ashley's birth.
Willits Tire,' Ashfield Service
Centre, Lucknow Co-op,
Snobelen Farms, Puddle
-Ducks, McDonagh
Insurance and Real Estate,
Finlay Decorators,
Everlastings,Lucknow
Village Market, MacKenzie
& McCreath Funeral Home.
It will`be cherished forever.
Wayne, Terri, Kyle and
Ashley. --41
39.Educatiionaf
THE ONTARIO College of
Reflexology offers a certi-
fled basic/advanced curse
in Port Elgin, Oct, 24, 25,
26/ Nov. 15, 16. Class size
limited, register by Oct.
23rd- For more information
call Nora Waytowich (519)
832-9575. --41 cc
YOUR OWN health busi-
ness. American Institute pf
Natural Sciences offers
Home Study Diploma
Courses in: Health,
Business Nutrition,
Aromatherapy, Magnetic
Therapy; Astrology, ' Alcohol
& Drug counselling. Many,
More. Free prospectus 1-
888-516=121.2.--41bc
LEARN AUCTIONEERING-
Classes held Nov. 15-
21/97. ,For information con-
tact: Southwestern Ontario
School of Auctioneering,
R.R. ` '#5, Woodstock,
Ontario N4S 7V9 (519)57-
2115.--41.bc,
CERTIFICATE COURSES!.
Learnincome tax.prepara-
tion or basic bookkeeping.
by 'correspondence. For ,
free brochures,, no obliga-
tion:
bliga tion: U & R:Tax Schools
1345 Pembina "Hwy.,
Winnipeg, -MB, R3T 2B6. 1- .
800.665-5144. Enquire
about free franchiseterrito
ries.--4,1 be
COUNSELLOR TRAiNING
Institute of Canada offers
on -campus :and. c.orresphn-
Bence courses toward a'
Diploma in Counselling
Practice, to begin this
month. Free' catalogue, ' call
24hrs. 1-800.665-7044.--
41bc
48. Conning
Events
BiN.GO
Goderich • Knights of
Columbus, every Thursday,
7 p.m, -Columbus Centre,
390 Parson's Court, $4400.
in prizes; progressive jack-
pot $1000:; regular jackpot
$1500 must go. Superstar
Provincial game played
every bingo night. '.Lie.
#157920.-13ffar
50TH ANNIVERSARY
- OPEN HOUSE
for Dave and Eileen Moffat
Sunday, Oct. 19 from 2 4
-p.m ' Lu-ckrtow Legion.
Everyone welcome. Best
wishes only.--41,42nxc •
TEN THOUSAND
VILLAGES
International crafts sale.
Unique and, exciting gifts for
all ages. Brussels
Mennonite Fellowship,
Turnberry Street, N.,
Brussels. Thursday, Oct.
16, 5 - 9 p.m ; Friday, Oct.
17, 3 - 9 p.m.; Saturday,
Oct. 18, .9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Light lunch available on
Saturday. Your purchase
supports the work of arti- .
sans by providing a fair
wage for their work. --41,42
FALL COLOR
& CRAFT SALE
Oct. 18 and 1.9, 10 a.m. - 5 '
p.m. over 120 vendors of
quality •crafts plus artisan
studios and farm market, at
five locations. Lambton
Heritage Museum, Hwy.,
21, 8 km. south of Grand
Bend. Call 1-800-265-0316.
--40-42cc
80TH BIRTHDAY PARTY
If you, are or soon to be 80
join the party in the Kinloss
Community Centre,
Saturday, Oct 18, 8 - 11:30
p.m. Bring relatives and
friends, live band, refresh-
ments. Sponsored by, Kae
and Dune Thorburn, Jean.
Sturgeon and Bette
MacLeod. --40,41
THREE BY THREE
a Gala evening including
unique miniature art draw,
at Blyth Memorial Hall Oct.
25th. For tickets or informa-
tion, call (519) 523-93.00.
WEDDING RECEPTION
Accept this invitation to a
reception for . Heather
(Maclntyre) and Graham
Harper on Oct. 11, 1997 at
the Lucknow- Community
Centre at 9 p.m. --40,41x
11TH ANNUAL
BANQUET AND AUCTION
11th annual Wingham and
A, ea Duck -Unlimited ban-.
quet and auction, November
1, Teeswater Community
Centre. $50 per couple; $35
single: For more information
call 395-5062 or 357-2649. -
-40,41
RUMMAGE SALE.
Friday, Oct. 17, 1 - 6 p.m.;
Sat. Oct. 18, 10 - 3 p.m.
home of Jack McGuire's
(Huron Auto Wreckers),
Cone 2 Huron "Township:
Bake table, orderstaken for
turkey pies in advance.
Phone 395-3108. Proceeds
to Huron Bruce. Children's
Helpers for overseas adopt-
ed children. Phone 395-
2827, --40-42
CO-ED. BROOMBALL
TOURNAMENT
Sponsored by Lucknow
Lazers Saturday, Oct: 25 at
Lucknow and District Sports
Complex. All you have to do
is put together a team and
pick up your forms at the
Complex: For more informa-
tion call Arlene Turner at,
528-3914. Entries need to
be received by Oct. 17. --
40,41 •
KOUNT.RY KITCHEN
at Pine River, United
Church, 10 km,: south of
Kincardine;- Hwy, #21, 11.
a,m. 1 p.m., Oct 11.
Christmas cake, pudding,
homemade baking, turkey
pies, halloween decorations
and costumes..--40,41cc
THANKSGIVING DINNER
with all the trimmings at
Kwan's Restaurant,
Lucknow,, Saturday, Oct. 11,
11:30 a.m. to 11; ptm. and 5
p.m: to 8 p.m..: Phone 528-
3433..--41 ar
135TH. ANNIVERSARY
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham, will cele.-
brate, its 135th anniversary
on Sunday, Oct. 19, " with
services at 11 a.m. and 7:30
p.rh. Speaker for both ser-
vices will. be the Rev..
Charles (Chuck) Congrarn,
minister at St: Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Puce,
ON. Special music by St..
Andrew's choir arid Triple
Trio (moming) and by John.
Matthews, F.E. Madill
Secondary, School Band
leader and his `students
(evening). Pre -service
music at "'7:15 : p.m,
HOT TURKEY SUPPER
Lucknow United' Church,
Tuesday, Oct: 21, 4:30 -
7:30 p m. Adults $8, under
11 $3.50. . Auspices
Lucknow United Church
women. Come early if you
can. A real treat! All you can
eat. Take out available - call
528-2542 before noon. --
41,42ar
"FALL TUNE-UP FOR
YOUR WHEELS"
And Home Health Care
Products display October
22, 1 - 4 p.mat the
Wingham and Area Seniors
Day Centre. Please call
357-1440 for details. --41.42
You Can Make
a Difference
ffontir.;glon's 013eose -
in�f,
*0-10 is an inherited brain disease.
0.HD causes uncontrollable
movements, abnormal gait, slurred
speech, mental deterioration
and/or marked personality
changes.
*Symptoms usually begin to appear
between 30 and 45: over its 10 to
25 year course, HP loads to total
incapacitation and eventual death.
'Each child of an affected parent
has a 50/50 chance of inheriting
HO.
•"HD. affects the lives of 1 in 1000
Canadians: ,•
•
• At present there Ism cure for HD
• and no effective treatme,it.
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THANKOFFERING
Trinity United` Church,
Ashfield Sunday, Oct. 12,
7:30 p.m Guest,speaker
Patricia Robinson. Special
music Charlene Burgess.
Everyone welcome.' --41
HURON COUNTY
Historical Society annual
dinner, meeting, Brucefield
United Church, Friday, Oct.
24, .6:30: p.m. Speaker John
Weichel -; "Huron -Bruce
Connection," Tickets $10.
Call 565-5200, 887-9317 or
.262-2715. RSVP before
Oct.,,17th. --41 cci`
ANNUAL•4-H LAMB & •
BEEF SHOW AND; SALE
At Brussels* Sales Arena,
Saturday, Oct. , 11.
Preregistered sale starts• at
1.0 a.m. Auction starts at 1
p.m. Buyers • welcome.
Publicity package included
with purchase. Come hel
•4 p
support our -H youth. -
41cc
Fellowship hour will follow
the `, evening service.
Everyone welcome. 41,42.
COME. AND GO SHOWER
for .Kendra Statia (bride -to-
be'of Stephen Tiffin) on Oct.
21 at the home of. Bruce
and Maureen Thomson.
from 7 - 9' p,m. Everyone
welcome: --41,42x
COMMUNITY SERVICE
AWARD
Nominations are now being
accepted by the Chamber of
Commerce. Criteria •is wide
open" generosity to the
town through deeds, or con-
tributions, charitable works
or business achievement
thathelped develop and
strengthen the town.
Deadline is Nov. t Forms
available at Sentinel office.
Submit to Citizen of the year.
Award, c/o COC, Box 313,
Lucknow, NOG 2H0. --41
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Dungannon' news
'Showering` Laurie
by Margaret Errington
and Teresa Courtney
A community bridal
shower for Laurie
Pentland, bride-to-be of
Barry Treble, was held at
the Nile United Church on
Saturday.
Congratulations to
Alice and Byrne Burgsma
on the birth of their, son
Scott Anthony Michael,
weighing 8 lbs:, 6 oz.
Scott is a wee brother for
:Kelsey, Christine and
Sidney:
Sincere sympathy •to
Joe Courtney and .Vivian
Hogan on the. death of
their 'brother Fred
Courtney on Sept. 28 in
the East General , Hospital,
Toronto in his-8lstyear. •
Funeral Mass was cele-
brated in 'St. ••Brigid''s
Roman Catholic Church,
Toronto with burial 'in
Holy' Cross :Cemetery,:
Thornhill. '
Attending from this
area were Joe and Teresa
Courtney, . sons Gary; and,
Brian, Vivian Hogan, John.
Austin and son Joey' Jim
and Yvonne Sinnett,
Marcella Courtney, sons.
Desmond, and Michael
and his wife Joanl and
daughter Ursula
Richardson.
Congratulations to
Angela -Brindley, Ran
Courtney,'.Mike Cul ext,
Patrick Dalton, isa.
Dykstra, Lori Dykstra,
Crystal Hickey,, Kelly
McNee, and Tim Spivak
who graduated from
GDCI on Sept. 26.
..
Kelly received the
Community Oriented
Policing Award, also the
Donald. Fraser Family
Scholarship,' awarded to
the graduating student
deemedmost worthy for
involvement in
Community activities.
Congratulations to Dan
Wylds, son of Steve and
Brenda Wylds, R.R..7
Lucknow and grandson of
Alvin and Joyce _Moran,
Dungannon who graduat-
ed September 5, 1997 in
Toronto with first class
honors as an electronics
engineering technician.
Dan was granted a schol-
arship for his outstanding
achievement which he is
using to continue on as an
Electronic Engineering; -
Technologist.
Harold Adams ,celebrat
ed . his 75th birthday.
Congratulations from all
your Dungannon friends..
Entered onto the Hall
, of Fame Board ' ;at
Dungannon ' Senior
Citizens on Oct. 1 were
Evelyn .Ch"ristianseno.and.
Jim Errington: Alswin-
ning were:: Lois
Cunningharti and the,
Watsons, Kay and Cliff
Bill Sproul, of Toronto
and Kimberley, born in
Dungannonand a frequent
visitor, celebrated his Neth
birthday .:on Saturday,
(actual date .Oct:' 16), at
the Lawn. Bowling Club,
house in Goderich.
His daughter Gilda, '
husband Wayne Boland
and • granddaughter
Elizabeth were among the
many, friends and relatives
who attended open house.
Sympathy to Donna
and. Fred Young in ,the
death of .her , sister Isabel
(Moore)' Schultz at
Kitchener on: Sept. 24 at
the age of 69.
World Wide
Communion Service was
held at Dungannon United
Church on Sunday with
Rev. Alex McGilvery offi-
ciating.
ff ciating.
The Dungannon Youth
Group requires craft sup-
plies, such as yarn, beads,
styrofoar. trays,{ juice ids
etc. These articles may be
left at the church.
Jim and Margaret
Errington spent five days
visiting daughter Cindy;
granddaughter Erin and,
cousin Marjorie
,Andreasen ' at Surrey,
British Columbia.