The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-12-06, Page 18Page Th-iatektillWldei, WiedmeidItY, Deeenlber1*
35. 'Notice to Creditors
46. In Memoriam
NOTICE TO CORS
AND OTHERS
All claims, against the estate of
aristopher Cooke late of the Tovmstdp of
West Wawanotili, in the Cowty of Huroti,
deceased, who ,diod on or about the '26th
day of October, 1989, must he filed with
the undersigned ,on or before December
27, 1989; thereafter the Executor of the
estate will 'distribute the assets 'of the
estate having regard only to the claims
of which the undersigned then has notice.
Dated November 29, 1989.
Mr. Harold 5 Cooke,
Executor,
ch George J. Brophy,
Barrister & Solicitor,
Box 610, Lucknow, Ontario
NOG 2H0
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
AL claims against the estate of Glen
Wilbert Atkinson late of the Town •of
Wingham, in the County of Huron,
deceased, who died on or about the 4th
day of November, 1989, must be riled
with the undersigned on or before
December 13, 1989; thereafter the Ex-
ecutor of the Estate WM distribute the
assets to the estate 'having regard only to
theclaim' s 'of which the andersigned.then
has notice. Dated November 13, 1969.
David Wayne Atkinson,
Exec
clo George J. Brophy
Barrister & Solicitor,
Box 610, Lucknow, 'o
NOG 2110
-47-49
L36. Announcements
MACKENZIE
In loving memory of a dear mother and
grandmother, Isabelle MacKenzie, who
passed away December 7, 1987.
There is a place set 'apart,
In a comer that is silways her own,
No one can replace it or lime erase it,
We keep it for her alone. -
Fondly remembered by her family -49x
MCQUILLAN
In loving memory of a dear wife Myrtle,
who passed away 2 years ago December
10.
Sweet memories will linger forever,
Time cannot change them, it's true;
Years that may come cannot sever,
My loving remembrance of you.
Lovingly remembered by husband
Herb. -49x
RThrrOUL
In loving memory of a dear husband,
father, and grandfather, Bill, who pass-
ed away five years ago, December
10,1984.
You are quietly remembered every day
And sadly missed along life's way,
Although 310t in our lives to share,
In our :hearts you are always there.
Sadly missed by wife Norma, Family and
grandchildren. -49x
BEGINNING DECEMBER 18 the
Lucknow office of the Bruce Grey Owen
Sound Health Unit will be opal every
*Way and Friday 8:30 to 4:30 (closed
ever hmch hour.) and the 2nd and 4th
W. of each mtmth,-49,50ar
1.1)D PHOTOS. Do .you have an
tunclaimed ,photo at ;the Sentinel. We think
yorfd like to have them back, but we
can't keep them indefinitely. 'Please .drop
in to our office and reclaim your photo
soon.-32thix
39. Educational
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(S19)537-2115.--44bc
41. To Give Away
In loving 'memory of a dear husband,
father and ,grimdfather, Jerry who pass-
ed away 1) • .•-• • V, 1976.
He is gone, but not forgottn,
And, as dawns another year,
In our lonely hours of thinking,
Thoughts of bim are always near.
Days of sadness will come o'er us,
Friends may think the wound is healed,
Bid they little know the sorrow,
That lies within the heart concealed.
Lovingly remetabered and sadly missed
by wife and family -49x
J47. Card ofThanks I
IRWIN
I would like to .say :thanks to those who
visited me -while m the boapital Wd to
those who called by phone it was very
much appreciated. Spence. -49x
WILSON
We would Ile .to Itcreas our ,appreciation
to 211 who showed their concern, support
.and love .threigh phone calls, get weE
cards, visits ancl „gifts during Delbert
stay in St. Joseph.!sllospital London and
since returning home. Delbert and
Maith
LTI1LE
Christmas greed to all my many
friends and a very belated thank you for
yotir gifts, Bowers, Cinkl, and help while
1 was in hospitals, the Dryden Manor and
Ante coming home. Your kitvdnesaes are
indeed appreciated. Evelyertf--49x
Fainting Evisnts
BLYI'll LIONS DABBER BINGO
every Tuesday at '7130 p.m. Blyth and
District Community Centre, $300 Jackpot
must go. Over 4/.000 in prizes,-43tf
BEAUTIFUL -GREY 'TAW at needs
good home. Has had in Shots and is
neutered -m4142800 S181425 -46,49x
YITtoRIC OLD WHITE MME PUPPY,
-Ida& ears. 'Sbepard Cross, afl
rw� 1.IAIX PUPPIES to Sive
catti* and White Ellehgl APtInger 'Spaniel
CMS, fl 529411649
BstoreasitisseiXmakil -
01th Vtilelwas
cmt=oritt
SLEIGH HIDES: DELIGHT
IN MAGIC OF
WINTER HOLIDAYS
Share a borse4raWn Sleigh ride with
family and friends. After your ride
through the MOOS and liejtki around Our
fartn en* 001,100 cider, *WAY treats
and ,ehrisimas,caraling. a1l now to book
War reservations for the *Of that
memoties are =Ode 'Of; Hay res also
available. TQnyAnd Fran ilicQuall,
5286542---47148."
RAMER BINGO
Litelmew .and IXOtrierLiens Oub, Dabber
Bingo, every flandaY night Lucknow
Community 'Centre. Doors :open 635 km.
Bingo at -1:10 p.m. Air conditioned,
Wheelchair .accealibtle. Pateatill prize
heard over S9P00- il$000 jackpot on 54
calls or Jess. 8600 Imust go141nar
SINGLES .DANCE
Every Friday, 19-1 AM). Muse by D. J.
Coontry and Wrn d be�t of the ZO's.
White
(Jti, /COO per
person. 4829
48. Coming &lints
TURKEY BINGO
St. Augustine Hall Monday, December 11,
8 p.m. 10 'Turkeys, 2 share the wealth,
door prize. Everyone welcome. -49
SINGLES DANCE
Saturday, December 9, White Carnation
Hall, HolinesvMe. Dancing '94 "Solid
Ivory." No jeans ,please. -49
CHRIST/VIAS PARTY
Sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch 309 Music, magic and treats, Sun-
day ber 1, 2-4 p.m. LUCIMOW
Legion Hall. Special Guest. All children,
parents and grandparents are welcome.
For more information call the Legion
528-2745.--49„50ar
COMMUNITY CAROLFEST
Lucknow United Church Wednesday
December 13, 8 p.m. Everyone
welcome. --49,50
CHRISTMAS TURKEY DINNER
Super Scoop. All the trimmings, Wednes-
day r-‘ ols-r 20, 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Cost $5.75 sign up at Super Scoop
5263017.-49-518r
SANTA CLAUS PARADE
December 9 at 1 p.m. Floats are wanted.
Call Richard Askes at 528-3008 or Brian
Knechtel at 528-3001 for further infrimia-
tion. Floats meet at Lucknow Public
School at 12:30 p.m.-49nx
LUCKNOW TOWN AND
COUNTRY CLUB
meet in the Lucknow Hall December 1,
11-12:15 p.m. Pot Luck meal, Christmas
programme, birthdays. -49x
LADIES ONLY NIGHT'
Thursday, Dec. 7, 6-9 pm. Special
aaristmas savings for ladies only Lake
iHuron Rod and Gun Underwood.
1-368-7182-49
NTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The family of Wesley and Edna Young
invite you to an open house in honour of
their parents .50th Wedding Anniversary
on Saturday December 9, 2-4 pm.
Lucknow Anglican Parish Hall. Best
wishes only. -48,49x
WICKER OPEN HOUSE
Wednesday December 6 from 2-4 at 444
Havelock Street. Wicker and --Christmas
decorations, lots of bargains. 13ring a
Med.-4849
DUNGANNON AGRICULTURAL Socie-
ty's Eudire Tournament Saturday Dec. 9
at Dungannon Agricultural hall. Registra-
tion 1 - 2 p.m. Euchre at 2 p.m. Entry
fee $4.00 per person, cash prizes $50A,
$40A10 and $30.00. Lunch and special
eontests.--48,49ar
CHRISTMAS YOUTH
MUSIC NIGHT
Ludlum, Brookside and Luc:know Chris-
tian -SOW ateirs With Ludrnow School
Concert Band, Thursday December 7, 8
p.m. Lucknow. Offering for Lucknow
Christmas Benevelent fwd. -4449
THE HURON STRING SCHOOL -under
the instructice of EleYne Ras Presents its
Christmas concert at Blyth Festival
Theatre on Sunday Dec. 10./89 at 2 p.m.
Silver collection at the door. All are
wean:ie.-48A Ike;
TENTH ANNUAL Criiitmas Craft
Festival at the Progress
Western Fairgrounds, London. Thursday,
Dec- 7, 1 p.m.1O-P,in. Friday, Dec. 8, 11
a.m. to 10 p.m., Sat. Dec 9, 11 a,m. - 10
p.m. Sunday, Dec W, /1 :am.- .6 p,m. Ad-
mission $2. Londoires largest craft show
and .sale! Over 150 traftsPcOPle this year.
Organized by Olga 'Traher. (519)
1794810.--48bc
to Peter's
Anglican Church
Traditional Midnight
Christmas Eve Service
1Oh30 Pim carols
vt:oo Pm tioiy Communion
Rev. David Atweii
VERVONE WELCOME
EPS INSIDER
LCPS students
believe reading
is the key
by Sonia Jones, Jessica
Redford and Shelly Johnston
Kindergarten
This week we made a big book on
"Animals in Winter" which Pooh Bear
gets to take home each day. We also
made our own littel book about Animals
in Winter. We have been practicing for
the Christmas Concert We are excited to
think that December is here already and
Christmas will soon be here. December
birthdays are Matthew P. and Jordin. We
are all looking forward to this new month
of December.
Grade 1
Grade one finished up their "Clifford"
unit today with a "Clifford" party. We
made Christmas cookies and our
November birthday cake for Jeff, Andy
and Mrs. Bell. We made thank -you letters
for our volunteer parents for all their
help in reading. We read our Clifford
books and our dog charts to them and
played some games. After Christmas we
will be reading with grade 5 partners.
Grade 1/2
We made animals cookies to go along
with our, "Amazing Animal Unit.'
Thank -you Mrs. Cloony and Mrs.
Gilchrist for your help. Thank -you Mrs.
Lash for the cutters. The cookies were
delicious.
The Christmas season has arrived and
we are anxiously awaiting our Christmas
Concert. Super Stars this week are Laura
Sande and Ellen Husk. The Birthday boy
for November was Justin Gollan.
Grade 2/3
Evelyone in Grade 2 - 3 is enjoying the
snow. Winter is fun. We are working at
our Eskimo centres and having a great
time.
Grade 4/5
Grade 4/5 class has finished our wit on
Fairy Tales and is now starting
Christmas Centres. In art we are making
Christmas trees -out of pasta and in
F.Y.I. we are doing fish.
Grade 5/6
This week in grade 5/6 we had a -little
quiz on finding rivers and lakes. Every
one did well. In Math we are doing times
tables. We also put our names in bubble
letters and put our interests and hobbies
in our name.
Grade 6/7
Mr. Burkhart went with the T.R.A.LL.
students to O.E.C. Mrs. Gilchrist acted as
teacher in his absence. To thank Mrs.
Gilchrist. Crystal Brindley made a
/centrepiece and presented to her last
Thursday. Everybody was so pleased
they clapped in honour of her. Thanks for
filling in for Mr. Burkhart.
Grade 118
The grade 7's have started to practise
for a play for the Christmas Concert, As
well they had a math test and received
their reports. The -Grade 8 had a history
test on responsible Government and are
Preparing trees and writing the script to
make a video about Batman.
Grade 8
The grade 8's are about to complete a
few units of Study. Ti* first is a popula-
tion unit in geography where we have
been introduced to many problems faced
by the pe* 'of the world. The other unit
concerns the :1837 Rebellions. Here the
class is beginning to explore Canada's
democratic roots,
:Special EdlicatIOn
The special education class was happy
with the results of the report cards. The
students are enjoying decorating, the
tables with the "Christmas Scene.
They are looking forward to the
Christmas dinner hi two weeks.
Library
The Christmas bookfair was most suc-
ceoful. Reading is 'the key to unlock
many flOors. The Students of LC,P.S.
lovelo have their own books Parents are
Most supportive of this project because
Y see the value of such resources.
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