HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-11-18, Page 9by Teton Courtney ulid
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Fire gutted the home of
Allan and Violet Ritchie,
lith Concession .of
Ashfield Township on a
windy Nov. 11. They were
not home at the time and
lost everything but the
clothes they were wearing.
They, are• now living in
I.ucknew. •
Several seniors. from
the Ma a attended these-
. niors turkey dinner and,
ppm sponsored by St.
Vincent de Pauit Sunday.
• Congratttlatians to John
Van'ROQy who celebrated.
his 70th. birthday oar
Saturday and to Teresa
Courtney who will cele=
brate today Nov. 18
Ritchies hoice€
Congratulations to
Quaid Crawford, son of
Charlie and Marion who
received his first Holy
Communion. at
Kingsbridge's Saturday
evening Mass, . -
Sincece- sympathy to
Evelyn cook and family
on the death of PeterCeek
at Pineerest Manor
Nursing Hcisxin.} Lucttnuw.
on Nov. 12.
jean Sehoeble is back
.home in Dungannon after
a two month stint of being.
here and there. Two weeks
in • Segternber was spent
.with ..sen Garrick in
- Coldwater,. thena month at
Peach Land, WC. visiting
son and. daughter -in -NW.
Mark and Glenda, Gamble.
fcnrrner Ripley nal, who
proudly- introduced their
newborn son Luise, born
June VV: lean had another
flight and ferry trip to
Victoria and on to Salt
Spring Island where she
visited former Wiagtratn
friends. Henry Ottet
, an
daughter Katrina. Upon
pick-up at Peairscon
International Airport, by
sister Marjorie and BQb
Brown, 10 days was spent
with :them :at Scaborough.
Sympathy to Agnes
Lyons and: family; John,
Melvin, Murray and Linda
on the passing of husband
and ; father Gordon Lyons,
whose death occurred at
Pinecrest Mantic ort .Nov.
lir in his 88th year.
Lira
Rev. Chris Morgan,
retired energy, arose as`his
topic " Ytm are the tight of
the World" at Durigannen
Sunday wegship service.
Sympathy to the family
of Rarvey Alton who
passed away 4 Wingkranr
District E-fospital on
Nov. 9 in his 42nd year:
Congratulations to
Alma Black whoeelebrat-
• ed her $hirt birtlylaey un
Nov. IS at Dungannon
Senior Citizens Centre,.
With daughter Marie
Young, sons John and
Phillip, friends. and rely
fives;
lane Qlousher was'high
lady,, Fred Kuras high
main, Gordon S'clxill and
Margaret Young.were
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eld ownship
nen at Dungannon Seniors
euut Nov. 11.
SOP a;.s. our lea - save
our playground.
Dungannon's young fry,
have enjoyed many hours
on the playground in the
park and have concern i n utas+
it may disappear.
The playground origi-
hated about 20 years ago
With the Optimist Service
Club, the Kinsmen and of
lane Benmi[ter FQrresters
maintaining the grounds,
and equipment on a vacant
tot.
A petition is citr4,'uiati=_+g
in the village pertaining to
the request SOP- Save Our
Playground.
Nov. 13 Was a lucky.
night for Butch Cook and
banks.: Simail.-business, funny pai•ring at: the best of .t mus
Now the batiks vivant to get bigger sir they.can give even b g.ger loans 'to even bigger
businesses; it just keeps:getting futnieri'cloesn't
And, if your bank gives you the funny feeling you're' fn"a straight jacket when it dimes to
flexile it ty,
you should Probably dr14 by.yov incur NEPCQ*' C•rerlit,`Unio0 for a,thtat.
s.
H:EfPCOgjs ovinecj and operated. by r s customers, many of whorn are_smaxt,business
t>wrners. as wail Std HEP QE is •a pkace that understands the icoys,;fears,and the frustrations• of
running:a snail company And heY eornpared: to the big hanks, I EPCO 's a S alt biAsiriesS too.,
Walk about empat'h'y,.
N,i►uv, we can't prorniso tp approerd_every batt ap
.,very: least, you receive fait hearing and some
helpfulinsights, into - the finan<i,al'options availaklte::
Azo your ;company.. Can you rtmagtfte getting that y
amount of respect from your,bar k;
1kkatt eft bort we zan pr j e tt at,,at the
WhOftfy0u. stag t409hi0g4 droll by YaW IQs tt. HEPCOE°Credittink ;
how different.bnksn g with 10:00,'
Quem- s +± t `Kir►c kiine 1, %
yours.
Joe Tpdtx .who were first
prize winners 4
P►uuganon A}iaalture 16
•nice coigne tournament.
.second position was
Judy and Moe Mi l l i am
With a third place play-off
betvieen'Gloria Oilt.and
Elsie Iianxntel. Brxaix
Pollock and Raz' sly Kerr,
with the lads. the victor.
Low price; was awarded to
Crystal kiickey and. ting .
dBrirtcfley. Spec:ia.i price
winners - Mark Westlake
and Betty Cook. who won- •
art Oil change' donated by
Pungnatiton Service;' Ten
door prizes were chosen
ranciorniy.. RQwey's Hit
tunes climaxed the
evening.
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