The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-11-29, Page 11Page ---riaekhow Sentinelp Wednestlab Nov -in, 000— w--0-00-- Gingetbread or Chocolat-6 Chip Houses$ Armstrong,s Bakery ILICKNOW 5284211 Country Classics Hairstyling -aidl Sheila Gibson 395-3644 Evening Appointment, Available Birthday CI Justin 'Utillan November:2e,-.1.982 '7 YearaOld atevenSellars 'Novamber,309 1977 12 'YearstUd :Darlene Aitchison :Decemberl , 1983 T6Yeara3lid joy Agnew . Decembir13,1987 21earsOld • Jaritaie Marie YAung Auburn :DeceMber-4,1979 11rYeara Aid 9 PINSIMNIAN CHURCH MINISTER Rev. Margaret kinsman Sunday shoo - 945 arn Worship Service - 100 JanD Everyone Wellcome IUCKHOW.tHRISTIAli • REFORMEW:CHURCH lkarm .0ra Sundayu .1)siceoriber 3 1989 10_xsaniandL2:307:p-im. Nurserr:downstiiirs morning AL _afternoon • •MYERYONEAVIELCOME MCKNOINIMMIDCHURCH ,•ta Sunthorschooll 11aXV.A411. • • 1411kilttertnevelleriddliaarlane -Nlifiltalliftlkitiday .1111erv1ttebyliunderadtacd iyiwINTEuE ‘• 41142F14ROPRTY 3 bedroom, .11/2,ztorey stonatuccexhorne,24;x28workshoWilinaltAile '.-Iliverpluslargeteggpond..fiedueedieri79490.0. 0,1791ELY:44113EDROOM -borne in .Lucknow, ,1`• fireplace, high basement, oillwood heat, hard - .wood 'ftoors. !89.900.O0. ;COUNTRYX.Ot withaMelenscceek, .6 acre, 43oc49bow-:pfittect4sitelorittrearn .home. ItiO.AVRESOES,_:1$54-apres,.In.. Vilitoir,S;.11,..ieefee•;bieihz139;900:',Is'keeresAit Kinicesailtlitqnsablei445;900iBothiareinilimg WittrposSibleC:biliidirOiites. IMRE:104A bedroom brick home with.attach- ad .workshop,good 86 x80.barn,:5.3acras, JsevetaLluerileS. .13101010.1et finih- •ed all°new minnows, ,central vac, ,Inain:finorileunnryAuietiocation4.89,0003)0. x0eineteLYiliENOVATElecometei:home,.2 AtatheM81(840-bnpAlargebedniosnaj.:24:x27 • deck, amall creek. 19910(14091terytigiorimaittenriedi,fronts,on paved road,60 rn, *110,000.00. Zebt130,394;1031adres;.-1/112ush,)/2,4workable, Iseewroeblie,straLrearel:site,160;000-.00. ASHFIELID.,•:sorner.1-93acirejicreagevith 7 crestardwoocL7.94Norkable,:ateeildaUTbarn rnitfrehedraaverallnentes. ViC104.01N.tuidieelois;66 x165g415;000. 165 ,c 264.418409. 200ACRE&Pagum,;-,partiallyArainediAvell.fenc- e11,-130:acres,releated:Askirl:4140;080. 7100ACSESifinloss;74morigiblea0 acresinix- ved:bush,-.85;000- ,I1EAR•r!RIPligY--,•190,,,age.:beet*Atuni,ohfeit einieine.W.3,izetiroembileiveonie,10 x'7,1) 14ere,e5 i:workable, 8acres hardwood, ;, • :if 30AWiltAilittiolirAutilma0Cik AeCkhrene wilh-MeetteneneiOnsthetetebed.. ealiereleitt getbeto,200.1*XiBird0-01410. FCC 64.40410100010.4 • , Kaere 4."41111crop, 000014-: 00 • ,iliSTINGs :WANTED' l'o.A1112.1NN 12842411 .,ALVIN9988 995,3174 WARREN2JNN 3284710 Kelowna xnan visits area Garry johngton Velewna, British Columbia was 'home for 'a -couple of days when tie viSited with his mother Wynn •.Gaumde off Lueknow, who at .-present a patient it the -Kincardine Hospital .also his brother Doug .3tihnSton .oflCincardhie, bissieters, -Shirley 'MacLennan of Kincar- dine, Domm -Cot& of London, and Betty Blue of 'Windsor. Colin and -Marlene MacLennan of Markdele were,in :the vicirdty.for a cou- ple AA 'days, when they visited with their relatives in the area. Louise •.Miller _.t)f Palmerston was 'home fir a LW* bk days with hermether and sister, Rhetta and Marion'MaeLennan. "The W.M.S. of 'the Ashfield PreSbyterien Church was liekl on .'_Mou- day, 'N'ovenlber 10 at the tome of ,June lefyids. intended for Nov. 22 Charles and Maple. =kills were with 13arbare Willdns,in Paris Jen the wedrend. Barb returned tome with them an Sun- day to .attend "the funeral AA Mrs. Cecil Jattdm _and then Ken drove Barb home Margie MacDonald, her son and daughter-in-law George and Andrea Mae - Donald were in Springville, Illinois on the weekend to attend a birthday ;party for their cousin, Mary Burkoff. Spriegvilia is a ..suburb of Chicago. On the way home they did a little visiting in Detroit, Michigan. On Saturday James and be Webster attended the traft Show in Formosa. They bad a lovely show and was well worth attending. On Simday,.Kae, Dail and James went :to Proderich to lift their -aunt, 'Norma Young, Who is a patient hi 'the .Goderich :Hospital and while. there visited' with33ud and Me Schoenhais of Beale. Gartion and Nora:Robb were rn Chedey on the iveekeild where they looked after their two grandchildren, Mark and Matthew Marling, ie then' .parents, Bob and-Sandmwereavrey. .Jardeeileictliteheon eflaionis Read was tome-lialt..-herzpm'entsl?exilon and Nora Robb -for a couple nf days. When Kae *Webster (your correspon- OcHALSH by Kae Webster dent) was talichlg to Marion McCharles of Kincardine (a former resident of the Lochalsla area and also the former -car- respondent of this colurim) :told me That both she and Oliver are keeping very well. 'They were both able to go to Toron. to a week ago (by bus) to the Royal Winter Pair. On the bus were four old neighbours that formerly lived ill the area. They were Grant and Lois Parrish • of Luclmow and George and Betty Ian- crief of Goderich. This past fall, Oliver and 'Marion celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary with their family in Chatham. Pine River 1.LC.W. The ILC.W..of the Pine River United Church met on ;November 14 in the base- xnent of the church. ' The meeting opened with the president Betty Jonts presiding. She opened the meeting with a hymn and a poem, Prepare for a Happy Day. The Purpose of the U.C.W. 'was repeated in unison. 'The roll call was answered by the 22 ladies present. The meeting was then turned over to the convenor Gloria Rutledge. Gloria read On Oppressed Open letter to God followed by a hymn. The meeting was then turned over to Arne Millar who works out of Goderich with the Chilciren.Aid. Anne gave us a very deep insight into the many things that are -taking place with the children Tight in our own commimity. It is unbelievable Mrs Millar spoke mostly on the -.emotional and sexual abuse of children, and bow tbigs canpossibly be done toll* some Of these 'taw Situa- tions. Her talk was tve'y well received and was eejeyed by ,all. The hymn 'Mather .ternal Ruler xi Creation" ,was mad by all in prayer. The minutes a the f ,iber meeting -wereread bylinth',ThpItterinX was taken up and was deditated 'by Betty. Guides have a rocking good The -1st Imclmow 'Glade rampany has :27 girls, -limed 9 — .12,41iis year, under the leadersby Of Joan Chamney, -;,Tracey .1VIe1)onagh, Joanne.Atkinsan and Jennifer iThextdf. November Was* :busy month with the Guides Ming -swimming in :Kincarrihte, thanks only tothe moms Who braved the first blizzard 'Of lhe -season, to -provide transportation. Sherry McCracken and Lisa ',Caesar laid 'the wreath at the cenotaph service on liemeMbranee.Dity. On 'Noveniber 18, the lateknow Guides held a Roclealthon, -to 'rain money for carving equipment. Twenty -lour guides teetered their Tacking theirs, while eating, -watching motes, eating, gossip- ing and eating for up to 12 hours. Nine- teen ,Arls rocked for the full true. Pro- ceeds to -date are around .the 1500A0 lbanks to all those who sponsored the rockers. 44 • , , rag gtifirifrff,g741,£3.14i, fl Mrgrf,OW a,••