Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-05-27, Page 14Page 14 - lt,:u41111ew f eint BLAKE Larry and Janice are happy to announce the safe arrival of their baby, daughter Shanelte Lynette. She was born on. May 14, 1908 at Alexandra Marine, S General Hospital,-Goderich, weighing in at:7 lbs„ .e 1/2 oz and: 18 1/2 inches long. Her very delightedgrand- parents are Keith end Irene :Blake.. of Lucknow, and Shirley Brown and Stanley. Boyd:, Special thanks go • to Doctors Rekha Lal and Betty. Chen; and Susanne and Sharon, the labor room nurses; We aIao want to thank all the nurses and staff for the great care we. received during our stay at the hospital —21x HAUSSER/HOWALD Michael Hausser and. Katrina Howald are very pleased to announce the birth ;of their daughter Isabelle. Greer Hausser in Kitchener err May 21, 1998 at 7:22 a.m. Proud grand- parents are Kathy and: Nereid Howaid of Lucknow and Oma and Opa, Trudy and Karl Hausser, of Petawawa are very happy to welcome her tp the faint Great grandparents are :Howard and Helen Read of Clearwater, ° Florida and. Emil Buhler of Steinbach, Germany. -'-21x 46. in Memoriam "'Ackert*. In loving ;teener -1s of a dear Mother., Virginia Margaret who passed away May 24, 1885:> Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear Fond montortes; i;ingar. everyday Remembrance keepsher near, • Qathy and Jim.- 21.x. • 7 Cords of Thanks. el, Wednestdsyr May 27, 1 Cord* of -Thanks. KNIGHTS. OF COLUMBUS The Knights et Columbus of Kingsbridge-, :St. Augustine and Lucknow would: like to thank the Lucknow Village Market and. Montgomery Motors tor their assistance in this. year Knights of Columbus charity oar raffle.. -21 • WILLOUGHB d I would like to thank Dr. Shubat and the nursing staff at Lucknow Medical Centre, Wingharn. & District Hospital, and the staff of St. Joseph,. London for the excellent care .l received during . my .stay. Everything: was greatly appreciated. Ken. --21x MANN .. We wish to express our sin- sere• appreciation .to our families, the COMMunity, ,neighbors, and friends for all their kindness "and;. sup- port during this difficult time: We are very grateful" for all 'of the. food, flowers and' charitable donationst, along with your helping hand,. Special thanks to .Rev. Peggy kinsman and Joan Pollard of MacKenzie and McCreath'Funeral Home for ail their assistance. Also, thanks to Or. Hanlon and • the ambulance attendants for their special .care and. `attention farBob. 'Your con cern and' prayers helped us . all greatly. Front the Mann farnliy; r 2't BUSHEI,L; .1.would like, to thank the doetore,'nurses and :Staff : of Kincardine Hospital, Rev. Chambers;. Rev, Paisley and. Pastor Christensen and many others who 'Welted, phoned, sent` cards,' flowers. and fruit while I was in hos- • pitat or after returning home; and to 'those*, who drove Nina and myself when we needed and,anyone who helped in any way, The con- cern shown is deeplyappre- ciated. (Ed),' Edbert. --21x, CAMPBELL on behalf of: the Lucknow 1 wish to thank all who sent cards, flowers, and made phone calls,' A special': thanks to Rev, 'Cook for making the long drive to Owen Sound Hospital to visit me..1 hope..my family realize just how much 1 appreciate all they dofor me as well. Noma. --21x., MYERSCOUGH'. A very big thank you to all our friends, neighbors': and relatives for their help and offers of help. Thanks again, Rossand Sherry., ALTON I would: kke_.to thank every ane whipmade Onetime to Fleme of Hope Trail Ride for diabetes. 1 raised 8615. .Edna.: -21x. . BARKWELL Thanks to everyone for the phone calls, cards, visits and gifts while l was in hos- 1)1101 and since returning home. It was greatly'appre- ciated.' Frank. --21x Horticultural Society I would: like to thank everyone who, supported our soup and sandwich luncheon on May 20 at the Legion. 1 personal- ly want to thank everyone who brought soup, sand- wishes, squares, baking and plants. A big thank you goes out to all the members who worked and made the event a success, Special, thanks to Margaret Lane who planned the luncheon.:. • It is a pleasure to be a part of, an:, organization- that works together Frank. --'21x Cog. EMIlnt$ COMMUNITY BRIDAL SHOWER A community: bridal shower for Ruth Anne „Durnin,: fiapceo of Rick,.Aslkes, .at the S. Helen's Hall on Saturday, June 6, at •2 p.m, Everyone • welcome. . - 21,22x , 00111109, Everts BINGO Gederich. Knights of Columbus, every Thursday. 7 p.m. Columbus Centre, 390 Parson's court, $4400, in prizes; progressive Jack pot $1000.: regular jackpot $1518 must go. LUc. #157920. First Saturday of every month, 7 Pare, Columbus Centre, $500 Mini Jackpot, $1,500 ' Jaekpot. Total; prizes $.4,600. Lie. #310850. Super Star Provincial Game every Binge Night:.---Q7tfar 115TH ANNIVERSARY of the Whitechurch United Church Sunday, June 7. Services at 1:1 a.m. and 8 p.m. Guest speaker Carol A. Adams, An evening of song and praise. Music by members of the Gerrie Wroxeter United Churches; Social hour to fallow. evening service—21,22x COC MEETING The Lucknow & District Chamber. 0 Cordrnerce will meet Wed;. June 3,. 7:45 a..m. at the Tourism Office,. Everyone wetcorria.--2lar .RUMMAGE SALE Friday, May 29, 19 a.m. to 6 "p.m. Saturday, May, 30, 10 am.' to 3 -p.m. at the home of Mrs, Jack McGuire's, (Huron. Auto Wreckers), R.R.' 5, Lucknow. 1 1/4 miles north; 4 miles wrest' of Lucknow. Geed clean. dona- tions welcome. Proieeds tor overseas adopted children. Sponsored by the. Huron. - Bruce Children's Helpers, Phone 395.2827' or• 395- 4150: —18.21 • FUNDRAISER DANCE-- Windham Minor Hockey is sponsoring a fundraiser dance Saturday, May 30, from 9 p,m. to 1 a.m at the Wingham Arena. Music by Lulu's' Roadhouse band. Tickets $10.; advance, 912 at the door. Available, at Stapleton Interiors;;: Barry's •Esso and Ideal Supply in Wingham or call 357-1676. - -20,21 ANNIVEFRSARY SERVICES At Kinlough Presbyterian Church' on. May 81, at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Guest min- ister - Rev. Rob Shaw; Special music, Everyone welcome. --20,21 xc TRINITY UNITED. CHURCH GARDEN P.ARTY', , Tuesday, June 2,frorn 5 - 7 p.m. at 9rookside School Adults ,, age 6: to 1.0� $3.7`5 tinder free. --20,21 SEAFORTH'S GIANT COMMUNl$780It YARD SALE anti dowrriowf" oisidiWatk sales; Saturday; Juno•bergainfi, ° itta 5eaforth. Lo#s , 1Coast* Event* ANNIVERSARY SERVICE Trinity United Church, Ashfield. on May 31, at 11 a.m. Guest speaker will be Scott Pettigrew. 'There wilt be speeiel: music. Everyone weioome0-21 LUNCH SPEAK Saturday. May 30, support the Lucknow . Growing Project pinch booth in, the arena at Jaynt sale. Sponsored by Soeth Kinloss Church.—20,21x REUNION PARADE MEETING June 4th, 7:30 pm. at the Tourism Office, Tom Downey 395-5190 er Jim Finnigan 528.3104. --20- 22xo COME AND GO MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER For Marilyn Martin, bl'ide-to be, daughter of Joan Martin. of Lucknow at the home Frank and Loreen Alton, 690 North Delhi Street. Lucknow on Sunday, May 31 from 2 to, 4 p.m. Everyone Welcome -21.c TEAM CHALLENGE - PUB NI'TE Saturday, May 39, 3 p,m,, i uckndw Leo c ;, Come out, and watch the fun. Dance: 9 ° ran. to 1 a.m. Music by DJ. Food available. "Everyone welcome. Proceeds to floot. renovation fund. -21ar ,..tr • STn4 WBEiRRYt‘ FESTIVAL, Lucknow ::Presbyterian Church Wed., June 17 2 settings and OM a" Tloketariji advance only*, Finlay Decorators 5284434 iMon, - Fri. 8'a.m ' 6 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. -1 p.m CAUTION Drivers please be. aware • the Lucknow Kinettes. Bike-A-thon is being held Sat., May 30,10-12. There will be many children participating riding bikes on most of,Lucknow's Streets. Please watch for them. for everyone, bring your family and friends 21,22cc No Service at St.Peters Anglican Church Sunday, May81, 1998 _ Anglican' Congregations in Huron'Deanery are invitedtb.... St, Pauls, Clinton to celebrate, De .r of •Peftecos ;if 1'i arri COMMI)NITY BRIDAL Age is Nti $HovvER For Aenay Taylor fiancee. of . barrier...:' John " Hardy iri the Donnybrook' Church on" Plryskaltwirl Tuesday, June 2 at 7;30 0104 to Everyone welcome. - ZTxc rns Wd .farewell. t 'S theriatids by Ruth. Buchraekr~ Neighbors of the sec - end and' Immix Concession of Kinloss hada farewell get together for Jim and Syke Sutherland on Friday night at the home of lanae and Marlene 'Irwin. The Sutherlands have moved: to Whitechurch. We wish theist well in their home. Margaret deBoef hosted a bridal shower for Christy .Ton who is marrying: Michael Bannerman, Ruth Bell has returned home from a three week. holiday to England to visit with relatives there. Sympathy is extended to the Mann family on the death of husband and father Bob. Congratulations to the proud' lxr• andparents Harold and Kathy flowald, on their first granddaughter, Isabelle. Proud parents are Mike Hausser and Katrina Howard of Kitchener. Oshawa folks . • n VISIL IL Recently, Harvey and Wilda Thompson visited With Kathleen Wilson of Seagrave and Leet Land. Joan Richard of Oshawa. On the holiday weekend'. Loraine and Frank Burestallear of Barrie and Donna and Fred Young of Dungannon visited with Harvey and Wilda, This weekend Ray and Linda Thompson visited ,with them. Visiting this week with Dianne and Arnie Clifford' is Arnie''s mother Dorothy Clifford from Dryden. Anne .• McCosh. and Mary •A.nneKukoly visited with. John and Joyce. Farrell on Monday to cele-. b'rate their anniversary. They also visited with Ferry Colwell on, Wednesday, Congratulations to': Murielle- Mac Auley who celebrated her 92nd birth- day. Gladys "Arnold invited several friends to R. Villa to listen to a choir, of 16 Mertnenite. young ,people, On Wednesday several people ;',attended 'The Youth Leadership Workshop" held in Walkerton. On .Friday the Batter: Up Club invited Karen. lliott and Wayne Murray to demonstrate .cake deco- rating. Menibers were able to ice their own cakes. Sunday, Karen .and Leonard Farrell hosted birthday party for their;.,, daughter Marsha on her 18th, 'Sheena. Flou'ghton .and Stefanie MacDonald are' 'working on Mackinac Island., Michigan'again this summer. On Sunday afternoon a: crowd •of nearly 100: peri ple gathered at .Purple • Grove Conitnunity Centre to help Francis Boyle cele- 'trate his 75th birthday. . On the long weekend Doug, ' Shirley, and Meagan MacDonald and • great. neices Carly and Caitlyn MacDonald tray elled with the: covered wage i train to Net stadt,. Teeswater, and .Holyrood. Twenty wagons tools ,part in the ljth•annual trip.. .arshea I Roely VanderKlippe was the hostess for' the May 20 meeting of the Knloss:;Kairshea Institute. Gladys Johnston, second vice president, presided, in the absence 'of president Donna McBride: Gladys ;opened with a, poem "Life's Speed." Tho rollcalt was answered' by 12 members, who named a flowering; tree or shrub;:: The delegates to the DistrictAnnual- to Tiverton cin .May 28 are ,Elsie Houston; Marion Mac1(innen, and Una Mathews: Qn June 2 there will be a dinner and : social evening for themembers from the South Bruce District It Will be the last time, to be together: before ' 'the District disbands. ely inoced our guest speaker ' "khea • Bamilton BSeeger from the Auburn area who spoke ori herbs, She brought several satiaple$ of the many herbs from her garden, naming the uses for each cine; Some of the herbs have mlwhicath- ereedici. are°nialadeuses, into differenlet teas, "others tray be put in salads, for flavor.for Cook- ing: Following her presen- tation there was a question and answering time. Elsie Houston, assisted lby h,, spine. tlnembtheersostessServedand refresh- metits'and a social time :was enjoyed.;(subinitted by, Allene Bradley).