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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-09-13, Page 8Page 8—Luebow Sentinel, Wednesday, SeptemberiS, 11119 •11•111111111, Birthday Club William Drennan September 13, 1984 5 Years Old Jennifer Moffat September 14, 1982 7 Years Old Chad Coiling September 15, 1984 Years Old Jessica Hare September 18, 1981 If Years Old :David Conley September 15, 1985 4 Years Old Tagan Crimmings September 19, 1977 12 Years Old Country elastics +MVO/ling csifi Sheila Gibson 3954644 *'veming Appointments Available LUCKNOW GUIDING REGISTRATION THURS., SEPT. 149 1989 743 p.m. frown Hall) -41111eMbership Fee; M. -- Sparks T-ShIrts for Sale llrownle& Guide Uniforms Available To T for Sizing. All Units Peleeit in Town Hall Except Rangers Sparks Ages Mon. sao.qac Sharon Weber —5284345— Guides Age 9-12 Thurs. 5:30320 Joan Chamney —528-3108— Brownies Age Sip MOS. 53043 Anne Guay —.5283639 PathFinders Age 1245 Wed. 6-730 Wendy Herbert —528-6492= Rangers Age 15-19 Tues. 7-9 Bi -Weekly in Wingham Marion 'fiaynard —357-2901— IU ' CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT *Auditing *Financial Accounting *Personal & Corporate Tax Consultation *Personal Financial Planning *Manual & Computerized Bookkeeping ,0Mortgage & Amortization Schedules 306 Josephine St. Wingham, NOG 2W0 Office; 357-1522 41111111111•111111111111M.• ., ! . . : .„? ,,. ,•1. ,'•-.„. '.. ''. ,f, i.* 1 '' . . , . ' ,. . , ,.. .: .: L . ., epteniber 17th - 23rd and Lucknow Branch 309 Of The Royal anadian Legion :has planned manytevents for members Of the public to participate in. SUN., SEPT. 17 mom TWO BALL 'GOLF TOURNAMENT • filovirperience Aecessaiy Tun only —.Beef B.B.Q. at BM pan. ofollowing golf 11:110 a.m. games and :bail for youngsters While parents golf — SOH 4811831,0 S20LOO.Porsoll ,BA3.141. Only,-Adidts$6;00, 12 anduntierSLOO, 4 and under Free lestisterforgolf Jeff Taylor 52843910 —IMO. advance tickets only at the bar or contact VI legion member fireworksfo.rtheyouzly andlhe - young at teen • N.., SEPT. 18 2 ANDY 8013046$4 KiticARoas ..1#0,4)0109,00(lii HAIM in :Ath1like:43n001 vn,r4101.0 .11VP0116,,ljock lurronts, 0ru9*warn, Op�ratlon Provir,1001,14 PStration. 3.4)..m.,VdowStozpipers,,. 7-9 Pan- A10001 inli Oth1PrOr 101100 Abtlf* St DOPOP1400BY OY,YothAtkmSic�LAyoungm�n1cGv�r. trOtn r addlotions Will *WO ork ‘THURS*5SEPT. 21, sist*ORVIMRE VMID PMITY2 :PM. Participants in Luelmow's Qrleen of the Fair pageant last Saturday night included, from the left, Michelle Johnston, Cindy Struthers, Stacey Bean, Karen Pickard and Nancy Iltuiter. Last year's queen, Helen Pdacintyre, (far right) was hand to give' the young ladies some advice and help calm their nerves. (Pat Livingston photo) Ch lie and Joan celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stanley and son Terry returned to their home at Richer 'Manitoba. They were here attending the Smyth -Stanley wedding at Walkerton United Church on Saturday which was followed by a dinner and reception at the Lucknow Community Centre. Cindy is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stanley and we extend congratulations to the *newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs. George Barrell of Erajrjpton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. David Holdenby and family and other relatives. Congratulations to Becky Ackert who bas returned after her year long ,Rotary firchange in Japan and -to Mary and Jef- frey Ackert with their champion cattle at the ME at Toronto. These young people grew up here, the family of Ernest and Bonnie Ackert. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Sutton returned e from Western Canada where they visited with M. and Mrs. Bud Sutton. They also -railed on Mr. and Mrs. Malley and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Stanley at Richer Manitoba• . The liferzaY -families 1= here were guests at the Fisher4wArtz 'wedding at Walkerton. Vongratulationsl Mr. and Mrs. 'eludes Murray were guests of their family for a r3Oth Wedding Anniversaty dinner. On returning home their dining .r430M bad taken a sew look with a new idining room table and mat- ching Chairs. Midford Wall was a patient in Victoria Bovital, London this past week. We send our get well Iwishes. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald were Essie Bloomfield of Paisley, Jennie MacTavish and her daughter Elsie Mullen ofWalkerton. Mrs. John Hodgins returned home from the Grey Bruce 'on3l Centre, Owen Sound where she bas been a patient followin,g a motor accident. We send get well svishet JoMme. Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood .Elliott, conc. eight and Elleeninier otWingham went t� Beeton to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 'Corbett. 1t *0 . 1*1. AlsO W.I. :Holyrood Women's Institute met on Thursday evenngat the tall with suest Members frau Lixknow, R,ipley, Purple Grove, Silver Lake, Whitechurch, Iseeswater Xfirklbea. The president - Betty Smith .welcomed everyone, and the Inatitute Ode and Mary Stewart 'Collect o• Itwas pened Of beginning with* new provided a ram number. WandaKeith'favoured 'twoioio accompanied by Oslo thibka WI. Aladies IIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMON1111111111111111111=11111111111.111111 INLOUGH by May Boyle illomiliammilimm1=11191111111001111119 Smith A demonstration was given by Joanne Van Dam of painting on T-shirts and various kinds of material. She had a nice display and some members gave it a try. She was thanked and presented with a gift in appreciation. Jean McGuire, president of Bruce South District, was present and brought greetings from the District and invited as -many as can to attend the area conven- tion at Thornbug. Lucky door prizes were drawn for dur- ing the meeting. All enjoyed a sing along with the BWI pianist Edna Boyle accompanying. The Arthritis packs were handed out to the faithful canvassers. Holyrood WI decided to not have a display at the Lucknow Fall Fir. The ladies ended the meeting with a social Janet Lane of Kinlough, Frances Spal- ing of and Tammara Hodgins of Glencoe attended the Leadership and Ac- tion Camp at Bark Lake, near lrondale, from September 2 to 6. Janet, Frances and Tammara were among 30 par- ticipants from all over Ontario delegated to learn and improve their leadership qualities. • 11111.11111111111•11111111111111111.1111111111111. BINARY Brad Taylor Bradley Roland Taylor died as a result of a car .accident near 'Seaford) .on Sun- day, August 13, 1989. Re was 16. Born in Goderich Hospital on January 3, 1973, he was the third son of Margaret (MI41100 Taylor of Welton, and Wililam Taylor of Proton Motion. He was a Grade 11 student at the Seaforth District AO School and was an avid sports competitor, playing hockey, baseball, basketball and ball hockey. in addition to his parents ,he is surviv- ed I*/ Ave brothers,„ Richard OW of IL 6 (4orledch and Sop of London; and one sister, Lynn McDonsgb and her bouband Wayne of Lucknow. Also surviving Are grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. ftolly ittehales of Walton, and Ilertnifie WOW 01 lieaferth• 7110600 Were trocelved at the Whitney. filbey Amoral lifs4e :In **forth and a funeral serviee was conducted from Duff's United church, WSW. Anterment was in ..Bru�e1s Vitunetery- as, ;pallbearers were cow*, iy Mhilles, Dwayne Achilles, Tey willtamon„ Kevin vittliamson, Robert Vlor and 40110 TsYlor*,flower. fbearois were rad 4ohnIder, Ted $iJla, Jaon MeNlehol, 4100 ,Shortres4, Ms* Steve Alts, Arent Van Den mer Orlon WA owe run oUins ro yiW ve die oujdep, Agnes Hodgins IMO Uetty 1 _ e •' 6. A,