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MICUAEL NAYLOR
Michael H.S. Naylor, a
retired farmer and teacher,
`of The Pas, Manitoba, end
formerly of R.R.,
Lucknow, passed away at
The Pas suddenly on Oct.
21, 1997, in his 68th year.
Mr. Naylor was a member of
the Lions Club and Royal
Canadian. Legion. He was
born in Yorkshire, England,
on July 1.3, 193o. He is sur-
vived by his. wife, : renda
(Shaw); childr-n: Tom and
his wife, . Marlene, of
Winnipeg, Chris of
Revelstoke, B.C., and Janet
of Mission, B.C.; a'brother
Hugh and a sister Susan,
both of Yorkshire, England;
grandsons, Patrick and,
Colin. He will be mourned
by his nephew Michael and
wife Sharon Burgess, great
niece Charlene Burgess,
and godson Gregory
Burgess, all of Lucknow;
nephew Peter Burgessand
his _wife,, Kira, of Guelph;
niece Barbara and her hus-
band, Brent .Brunet of
Guelph; brother-in-law, Fred
Burgess and wife Arlene of
Guelph. Mr. Naylor had
extended family in the
United Kingdom.. He will be
missed by his many friends
in the Lucknow and Guelph
area. Cremation ,took place
with a memorial service. on
Monday, Oct. 27 in, The
Pas. =44
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43. Births
RAYNARD
Glenn and Donna, of
B:elgrave are pleased to
announce the arrival of
Curtis Glenn born Tuesday,
Oct: 7, 1997 at :St, Joseph's
Hospital, London weighing 7
Hasa;` 8 oz Curtis is a wee
brother for Trevor and Heidi.
Proud 'grandparents are.
Bruce and Norma Raynard;
of Lucknow and George and
Muriel Woods'of Fergus.
Great ;grandrna Edith
Hutchinson of Fergus =-44x
WELLSTEAD
Shelley and: > Rob of.
Lucknow are pleased: to
announce the arrival of their
baby boy,' Steven Mitchell,
born on October 1,' 1997,
St. Joseph's., London;
weighing 7 .lbs., 15 1/2 ozs.
Proud • grandparents are .
Cindy Bruce, and Roger
Bruce, Brenda' and .Brian
VVeflstead.--44
HACKETT ,
Bob and Nancy along with
Ainslee, Wesley, Wade and
Quieten are pleased to
announce the birth of
Mallory Nicole, , born
October 23; 1997 at Grand
River Hospital, weighing 7'
"'lbs., 15 oz. Proud grandpar-
ents are.Bob and Noma
Fairish:, and. Barry Hackett. -,
"The Classifieds"
for all
walks of
Life
�r�meIl,. Wednesday, eetai er 29, 1997
484 in
Memoriam
DIGIb AN (FARROSH) :.
On loving memory of our
daughter. Marie, who
passed away on November
2, 1995.
Two years have gone by.
The memory she left with u$
Will always be there.
Always rememb red, Mom
and. Dad Farrish and family.
--44x T
47. Cards of
Thanks
• MOFFAT
We would like to thahk our
family, relatives and many
friends for the lovely cards,
flowers and gifts. To the
Legion for the nice dinner
and everyone who helped in
any way to make our 50th
anniversary such a happy
occasion. Dave and Eileen.
--44x
BROWN
To my family, neighbors, co-
workers and friends for the
cards, gifts, phone calls and
best wishes while I•was in
hospital and since returning
home. Nancy. --44
BOLT
We would like to thank our
family, friends and•neigh-
bors who remembered us
on our anniversary with
cards, gifts and phone calls.
Bill and Shirley. -44x
DICKIE
It was a joyous occasion at
Ira and Elizabeth's com-
bined 55thwedding anniver-
sary and 85th birthday party
Oct. 11th. We can be so '
thankful to have• had the
opportunity to' share with
Elizabeth and Ira on this
Memorable day. Thank, you
to everyone involved. On
Oct: 15th we were shccked
arid saddened by the loss of
a • loving wife, mother,.
grandmother, cherished
aunt, 'dear friend of many;
the _rose of "South Kinloss.
The, family of the Tate
Elizabeth Dickie, would like
to express our gratitude .for
the kind expressions' of
sympathy, condolences .and.
the' many wonderful dishes
brought to the house.
Elizabeth ,was'loved and
admired by many as ,was
evident in all your gestures.
She will be 'greatly missed.
Thank you to the . Wingharn
and District Hospital ambu-
lance.attendants, Doctor •
Arid nurses .on duty. Thank
you to MacKenzie and
McCreath•Funerai Home,
who' so aptly, with dignity
and compassion,, provided.
service..Thank you to .Rev.
Peggy,Kinsmen who's coun-
sel was second td none. To
the trio of Ruth BelI, Rena
Forster and.Leonard Clarke,
"In The Garden," -thank
It was an inspirational rendi-
tion to Elizabeth's faith.
Appreciation to the South
Kinloss WMS who capably
served a delicious lunch to:
the many present. ,May the
',memory of this gentle lady
remain in our lives as a
'guiding light. --44
ANNUAL MEETING
Horticultural Society,
Lucknow Legion Friday,
Nov. 14 at 0:30 p.th. For
tickets $3.50 call Shirley
Bolt 52: -$619 or Frank
Afton 52 -2771. =-44ar
GRANDPA'S TWIN
SISTER
On Video Nov. 5, 1;30 p.m.
at Pinecrest Manor.
Donation of non-perishable
food item. These items will
be •used for hampers for
Lucknow and area.
Everyone welcom,. -44
SINGLES DANCE
At the f.,russels Legibn
Sunday, Nov. 2, 7 - 11 p.m.
Music by Ken Scott. $8 per
person. --44cc
BINGO
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. .Lic.
#157920.-13tfar
COUNTRY CHRISTMAS
HOME TOUR
November 8 and ,9, 10 a.m.
- 5 p.m., tour six luxury
homes. in Grand Bend area
decorated for, Christmas
with professional .design
ideas for your home. Avoid
the. line-ups ,with the
Candle -glow. Preview, Nov..
7, ,7 - 10 p.m. Tickets $12.
Call 1-800-265-0316. --
43,44,45cc
ANNUAL BEEF. SUPPER
Dungannon United Church,
Sunday, Nov. 2. Sittings 5
and 6:30 p.m. Adults $8,
child en,$4, 4 and under
free. Tickets Jerry ,529-
7439, Jan 529-7.559, --42-
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COMPUTER. FAIR
Sixth Annual computer Fair,.
Sunday, Nov. 2, : Teeswater
Community. Centre; 11 a.m.
- 4:,30 p.m. Proceeds to
Figure Skating Club,:.
Admission $3, students $1 e
preschoolers free. --43,44
• COMMUNITY SERVICE _•
AWARD'
Nominations are now being
accepted by the Chamber•of
Commerce. Criteria is wide.'
open - generosityto the
town through deeds or con-••
tributions, charitable.works
or business achievement
'that helped develop and
strengthen the town'.
Deadline is Nov. 1. Forms
available at Sentinel office,
Submit to Citizen ofthe year
Award, c/o .COC, Box 313,
Lucknow, NOG 2H0. --41-
CHRISTMAS IN THE.
COUNTRY
2nd annual display and sale
of unique crafts, baking;
candles,folk-art,,:staine,d
glass, quilting, Saturday,
Nov. 8, 9;30 a.m. y 5 p.m.
Door prizes - refreshments.
Home of John and Diane
Johnston, 4' miles west of
Belfast, 10th of Ashfield
Township. --44,45
48. Coming
Events
a rp
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
General meeting,
Wednesday, Nov. 5, 7:45
a.rn. at the. Tourism Office. -
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COME AND GO TEA
The • family of Marion
Gamble wishes to invite
everyone to an 85th birth-
day celebration on Sunday,
Nov. 2 at the Ripley Legion
Haft from 2 - 4 p.m. --
43,44cc
ELEGANCE N THE
COUNTRY
2nd annual Gift Show and
Sete Nov. 7, 12 - 8, p.m.,
Nov. 8 and 9, 10 a.m. - 5
p.m Sebringvlile Community
Centre. " Handcrafted
Victorian and country col-
lectibles.--43-45cc
RATEPAYERS MEETING
For West Wawanosh
Township Oct. 30, 7:30 p.m.
at St. Helen's Hall. --43,44x
TEEN HALLOWEEN
DROP-IN
Friday, Oct. 31 at arena.,
Free 'treats. Skating 8:30
10 p.nri. Games, music 7 till
10:30 p.rri. Sponsored by
the Optimist Club.--43,44ar
RIPLEY & DISTRICT
LIONS MIDGET HOCKEY
TOURNAMENT
at the Ripley - Huron
Community ' Centre on
November 1. Games as fol-
lows: 8:00 a.rn. Ripley vs
Lucknow, 9:15 a.m. -
Tiverton vs Mildmay, 10:15.
a.m. " Wallace vs.
Exete•t,11:45 a.m.
Wingham vs K;.tchener.
Championship Games at
7:15 p,rri., and 8:45 p.rrm:
Roast Beef Dinner available
from 11:30 to 1:30.
,43,44ar
BBQ BEEF: SUPPER
Kingarf Anglican. Church
Sunday, Nov: 2, 4 - 7 p,m,.
Adults'- $8.50, 6 - 10, years
$4.50, North of Kinloss on.
County Road 143,44cc
IT'S TRUE! MURRAY'S
CHRISTMAS HOUSE
Open every . day until
December 23, .10 a.m. 4
p.m. Offering unique gifts
and decorating ideas, thou-
sands of choices fill 10
• exciting . rooms, Please
come share "our magical
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Christrras Home, tree
yourse family and friends
to the ultimate shopping.
experience. 7304 Richm'on'd
St.,: Arkona. '519-828-3398
or• 1-800-575-1974. -1-
44eowcc
DUNGANNON
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
Would like to announce the
dates for their 1997/98
oEuc'hre Tournaments. All
Euchre Tournaments will
have registration from 12:30
- 1:30 pan. with cards start-
ing et 1:30 p.m.Sharp!! The
dates are Nov, 1; Jan. 3,
Feb. 7, Mar. 7 and Apr. 4.
" We will also be hosting a
euchre tournament Friday,
Nov.. 21. Admission for all
euchres Will be $5/person
and lunch will be provided, -
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II480 Coming
Events -
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WORKSHOP-NUTROEf T
Management planning,.
Thursday, Nov. 13, 0 p.m.
eodarich-Township Hall,
Holmesville. Don Hllborn,
Waste • Management
Specialist (Woodstock
t MAFRA). Computer model
of nutri nt management
planning meeting open to
the public please try to
attend. Sponsored by Huron
County Federation of
Agriculture. --44ce .
UNICEF N HALLOWEEN
Area Public school students
have been given orange
UNICEF boxes to carry ori
Heileman. Please give
generously to help needy
children of the world. --44x
ST. AUGUSTINE
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
November 1, 9:30 - 2 p.m.'
Crafts, baking, door prizes,
quilt draw. Lunch counter.
Everyone welcome. Free
admission. --44
CHRISTMAS OPEN
HOUSES
From Our ' Heart and
Everlastings Flowers and
Gifts, Lucknow invite you to
attend their Christmas Open
Houses, Nov. 7, 8, and 9th.
Specials - unique merchan-
dise, the latest gifts, hand
created Items. Come see
what awaits. --44ar
FILLED TO THE RAFTERS,
WITH CRAFTERS!-!
48. Coming
Everts
W1OW!'N
DANCE
., , rad FrUday,
October 31
9 p.m. -1 a.m.
Lucknow
Legion,
Mus!c by
Black Good °
Priz s for best costumes
Almost 100 vendors at the ':
7th annual "Santa's"' game.
Shopping Bag Event" on
Nov, 15th, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. at
the Kincardine Davidson
Community .Centre, on,
Durham St. off Hwy, 421.
Admission $2 (12 years and
.under free). Great door
prizes, Scouting's, panbake
Breakfast. 'Guiding. donation'
Babysitting,, Grade 8 bake . '
sale:. Proceeds to " the
Kincardine. Scottish, Pipe
Band. For more information
call organizer Linda Graham.
396-8149. 444-46cc
Juveniles
defeat
Brussels
The Lucknow Juveniles
played a strong game
against +:russels on Oct
25. In the first game of the
season, the' team capital-
ized on most of their,,
opportunities to bring
home a 10 - 0 win.
Points: Jon MacKinnon
3, Ed Courtney 3; Craig
Moffat 4, Trevor Moffat 1,
Chad Moffat 3, Jeff Porter
2, : ill Draper 1, Greg
Courtney ' 2, Chad
Freeman 1, Dave Adams
Novice...i
play
exhbitio 7.
, SPINNING •& WEAVING
_ SALE
And Exhibition, Huron Tract
Spinners and . 'We'avers
Guild 19th annual" sale and
exhibition, Governor's
House, Huron Historic•Gaol,
Goderich, Nov.` 8, 10 a.m.,
5, p.m.; Nov,' 9, 11 a.m. -4
p.m.--44,45cc
In exhibition pla}i i'n
Wirigham op the weekend,
the' Novice' rep team start-
ed out strong with Brent
deBruy'n scorfeg in the
first two minutes followed
Shortly by ::J, Mayer to
make it 2 - 0 for Lucknow:
Wingham took over
scoring opportunities • until
the third' period when
Stuart Eadie scored from
on an awesome` pass from
defencernan Dan Murray,
The entire team skated
hard for thea first game of
the season, but came home,
on the short end ofa;`7 to 3--a
score ;o
Assists:. Kenny Stanley.,
2; Stuart Simpson, Clint
Hamilton,.. Dan Murray.'
and•Lucas Shepherd.
Atom A's
CRAFTWORLD'S ARTS & beat
CRAFTS CHRISTMAS
FESTIVAL.
Bingeman . Park, Kitchener.
November 1 & 2, (11-6),
(11-5): Admission $3.00.--
44bc
BRAIVTFORD WOOD
SHOW,
November 7,8,9: Brantford
Civic Centre. Exhibits,.
Equipment, ' Tools,
Seminars, ' Prizes, Six
Nations Carving & Crafts,
; Friday',4-9pm,, Saturday 10-
cpm, Sunday 10-5pm:
Admission 46.00. Free
Parking. Inquiries 1-800-.
563-6858.--44bc
Belmore
It was 'a good team
effort getting the Atom A's
off - tb a great start last,
week when they downed
Belmore 12 to O. "
Points from this game
were wracked' up, by: Nick
Bowley (3), Luke Drennan,
(5), Daniel Drennan (4),
Cory Hamilton (3): and
singles to Blake Alton,
Braden Carruthers, Shea
Hamilton, James Mann;
Shawn Rufflinghaus,
Cody Hamilton, Kyle
Dorscht, Joe Murray.