HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-03-04, Page 9It was :Silver
for Jessie Cox
in the
Freeskate
solo; bronze
for Ashley
Humphrey in
the Freeskate •
solo; and golf
tl�if Smiiy•
Morrison In •
the :Freeslcate
solo when
'they competed
at'the
$nterclub corn-
petition
or -petition. for the
Western
Ontario
Section herd in ..
Stratford: on
Feb. 22. '
(Livingston
Pboto)
Joys Q ens Wingham c °
Huelenn Johns, MPP for;, stituents of 1 orth Huron..
es County is opening.. The office will, be open • '
anoffice in Wingham to' on '• Tuesday and: .
better serve the. con- Wednesday ffo11'.4 ,a.m. to
• 4:3Qp,m,
Commimity
extends sympathy
_t+ Burt
family
by Ruth Bttchmeier
Sympathy is extended
to the Burt family onthe;
deathi"of their mother, Eva,'
Mrs. Jim Burt. -Eva lived
on the Sth Cncession of
Kinloss, Lueknow and
Kincardine.
Ruth Bell just returned
from enjoyinga.one, week.
holiday in Florida.,
Barry Johnston has,
returned from a five week
holiday visiting and tour-
ing Australia,Awith his.son
Andrew. Andrew is living
in Australia where he has.
been workingand touting
'for the past few months.
Nancy Macintyre•`visit-
ed with her friend Eleanor
Little, of Ilderton.
Card
winners
Eight tables of shoot
were in play at the Drop in.
Centre last Friday.
High players were
Donalda Moffat, Jean
Whitby,' Art Ernewein and
Andy Scott. Joe Courtney
had the most shoots.
The Valentine special
'door prize winners at,
Brookside school's card
party last week were.
Eppie Lawrence and
Deloris Culbert: Card win
ners were Dave Sproul
and Fred !Cures in high
spots, with' Bob Markham
and Margaret Errington in
low. Glen Haldenby had
the most hands:
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ow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 4, 19.9$ —Page 9
rart da
•
ug ers
by Erltina oa1denby
The Silver Lake card
'pasty . was held' on
Wednesday evening with
nine. tables, *High prizes:
were given to Maureen.
Collins, and George
'Vance- One of the lucky
prizes went to •Laurettwli.
Hodgins;
Visitors this weekend."
with Laurettn Rodgi;ns
weretwo granddaughters,
Laura Eckersley and
friend Steve Livingston
and Terry Johnston and
friendChrss Hardcastle.
Sympathy from the
community is extended to
the. family . of Grace
Cannell, the former Grace
rodgins: wlta passed
away Thursday' in' Pontiac,.
Michigan. Grace was the
daughter of the late Frank
°Hudgins and'' Ella
Hodgins. Bervie. She was
raised in this community,
attending school • at
itechu:rch
by Jean Ross
Whitechiureh WI
Jean Tiffin was hostess
for the Feb. 2Q meeting or
•the.Whitechurch Women's
Institute.
Rolleall wa's to name, •
the location of your first '
:ahem and what happened
Coit...
Catherine Wilson con- ,,
vener for the meeti'ng,';:
gave the motto, ''Do
not
spend time polishing the • :,
tools instead of hoeing the
garden." •
Fran Farrell, the district •
president, was present for.
thediscussion' on . the
Whitechurch WI group.
disbanding. This is going
to take place after the
March meeting due to lack
of members and interest
shown by the community
and area.
Sean Tiffin showed pic
turesand a video of her
trip last year to Cape Cod-
and Nantucket.
A contest was conduct-
ed by Catherine and lucky
cup winner, was Jean Ross
with Marjorie Wall winner
of the contest
The ladies will do the
Cancer collecting inApril
and are going to get
together in December for a
Christmas meal and fel-;:
'' lowship as well as their
'secret sisters again.
Catherine'. and Jean
served refreshments.
Chalmers W1► S"
WMS ladies enjoyed
dessert prior to beginning
their meeting _onFeb 23 at
Dora Neilson's.home .
President Jean; Ross
opened the meeting read-
ing "Friends.'
the devotion was turned
over to Vera Falconer" and
the first meeting of the
study on -Loaves and
Fishes was used. It was:
called Eating' Together and
was :taken; from Mathew,
•
Kinloss and Lucknow:l Her
funeral service was On
Sunday in t'ontiac, with a
memorial service ,:on•
Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the
Davey ,. linklater Funeral
Home, Kincardine..
Sympathy, is also
extended to .the family of
Eva, Mrs. Jim Bort.• 'Her
funeral service was.
Monday from MacKenzie
and McCreath„ Funeral.
Horne in Lucknow:' .
On Tuesday, Margaret.
BarkriesS,.Bernie, Nina
Bushell, Kinlough and.
Ruth Conley, Lucknow
visited with Thelma Vint -
.of Goderich
On Saturday, Ralph' and
Lillian Karnitzehiky„of•
MMil-Barton • visited ,with
Elbert aid Nina Bushell.
Qin Sunday, Rick and
Joanne Hein and girls of
Westford, and Glen and
Elisa May Kaufman and
Kimberly, of the village,
visited with Edbert and
Nina Dushell. • •
Sunday services at.
Kinlough Presbyterian
were led by Marilyn
Robertson of TeesWater.
,Next Sunday's warship
• leader will be Pastor Dan
Vali '
I will fol
Luke, and Mark, with'
everyone present -helping;
during- the lesson.
Everyone told of a special
meal experlerice and some.
different. traditions . around
the world, . -
Eating together can
resolve differences and
couples with differences
can talk ,things out with
most times at a dinner
table with other couples. '
This helps to draw people
_together.
The reslleall . was
answered ey six 111 Oa.
with a verse:containing the
'words,food or drink,
Vera Falconer: will host'
the March 16 meeting. •
Elmer and Margaret
Dental .1
A. good tooth -brushing
should take: 25 seconds,
one minute; 2-3 minutes,
or 10 minutes.!
Place your toothbrush at
a'45 -degree angle "and
rub back and forth gently.
Brush all tooth surfaces
and yoyr tongue.Brush.
at least twice a day, 'espe-
cially after meals. Try:
and brush your teeth for;
"as long as a song.”
fore starting':your
Car
Select a driving position
with your knees slightly
bent , and your back
arched. Stop frequently
and get out for a stretch
break. (A helpful hint
front the . Canadian
Physiotherapy
Association) '
Sleighthcilm 'hosted the
village card party on Feb.
23.'High ladies were ;Jean
'Ross and vera. Falconer,.
With Don Rosi and Angus
Falconer high, for the men.
• Don and Jean Ross will
host the March,9 party.
. Get well wishes to
,Betty Armstrong frtirn her
friends'; and neighbors.
Betty had ,the Misfortune
to be pinned between two
cars and received one bro-
ken leg with -the other ,
badly bruised
.: Don and jean' ROSS • .
returned home recently'
`from a holiday in Tarpon
Springs, Florida, . where
the weather` Was. nice and
warm..
Rena Forster, Margaret
Sleightholm •and Jean
Ross visited Tuesday with:
Jean Tiffin in Winghatn
and,did some quilting.
+CQlt/iNG EVENTS
for
Month of March
3rd-Lutcknow
hosting a Social time
,Program • "•
4th -Memorial Service
7th -A beautiful. Candle
• Display set up 2 &S.
11th +Evening of great
"Old Tyme Music"
with "Thumbs Up"
14th lrish Salute with
Lorne MacKenzie
Everyone Welcome
17th -Irish Pub • Night with
special entertainment.
Come & jjoin us,
19th -Aveda unifirrtns
here 12- 4prn & St
Augustine
will host art
afternoon orf Irish
songs, stories & tots
of fun.
29th -Happy Hour hosted
by Lucknow Legion'
with Special ,
Entertainment -
come join us.
27th =Come join us far
• our`2nd annual
Ham Bingo. 7 pm
28th -Monthly Birthdays
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.
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NUICt►1NG HOA* .'
ok'Who's'
Yes that's right
our mom...
Nettie (Knoop)
Quintan
When;
Monday; March.,,t 998.
She's stet doingeil, . .
'ur "us
• thinninwithg fouos.to hockey
sY and all -thatofstuff.
Also Happy Birthday to ,t
our brother' Derek;
Who is 13 years old on
1 , Wednesda . .J •
1998
March 4, ,
' We Love'You Mom ,.i
Nicole, Derek, �.
art i; , Marty, Darcy
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WESJ` WAWANOSH • 100:
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1.5 ACRE k Building let,.
Kinloss
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$09,900,`
34 ACRE budding tot;
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RETAIL. STORE •" With 2
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114 ACRES - New bungalow, 2'
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50 ACRES. - NeWer bungatoW,
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Kinross Two. $199,000. •
AUBURN -. Three bedroom
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NEAR WINGHAM •brick
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kitchen, $127,900,
BUNGALOW With: Carport, 3
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$t; $57,400°
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bedroom 11 storey, 11/2 baths,
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'FOUR PLEX -1 bedroom units,
fully rented. $79,900..
BRICK HOME 5 bedroom. 1.4
cret country lot, $11Q,000.
•SPACIDU$-4 bedroom home,
edge of. town, garage, new
kitchen, bath, large lot.
50 ACRE • Bush retreat,; 2
bedroom cottage. $99,900.
HAVELOCK ST. Attached
home, with' double garage.
$85",000.
'ASHFlELD - 4 bedroom brick,
4,6 acres, parklike setting, .
450 ACES } 3 houses, 2
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51 ACRES -'Pasture, new
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6 BEDROOM house,
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$125,000, , •
'ASHPIELD'-'3 bedroom, house
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LISTINGS WANTED
Ti'0'.paittiers Of
Donnelly ,4. Murphy welcome,
lames A. Smith
wha has joined the'firnm as an asssociate. Mr.
Smith: has come to Donnelly & Murphy from .
Tory Tory DesLauriers & Binningtonin
Toro ni.where he specialized in Corporate and:
Commercial Law and will continue ht's practice
in Rear Estate and Corporrate acid Commercial
Law effective
February 1, 1998
Thomas'V. Murphy has rented 'from the 1'artnetship
and wdl continue as Counsel.tt the tiim
Daniel 1° M iiphyr Q,C:, 8 A., LL.B
CEatTIF1ED SPECiAI.tsT INCi,ViL •, 18 The Sgaure
LITIGATION BY, TOE LAZY 6180,1
oderich,:br> rano
soma' or tirl'ER CANADA ' ' NIA 3Y7 ' `'
Michael I. l)ondelly,;8 A„ LLB - Tel.:(SIh) 524-2154
Patnck 1. Murphy, B.A.; LLB, : ' ' Ear. (519)'524-8550'
Istria: A, Smith, B.A., LL•B " r
I. of counsel,. -
Thomas lt. Murphy, D V.M., LLB
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