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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-12-13, Page 26Page 22—lateknow Sentbsea9 Wednesday, 1ebeII BIS 47. Cord "of Thanks MENALtY I would like to _thank oue family, friends and neighbours fee Boyars, food and tards. Drs. Shubat, Con1ii and Ar- ehiszewski .and Nunes. at the Hospitals. ALse thanks to Trimly for Bowers and —seretag lunch -after :the funeral, Joan Pollard for her kindness in our time if sorrow and Rev. Robert fm- his words comfort. Thanks to all. Dolly and PARRISH We would like to say thank you to our family _and friends for the sin -prise 25th Anniversary party in our home and for the tiPantifirat gifts and carde, .also for the boimtious supper so generously .giverli by everyone. A special thanks to those who did so much to make this truly a night to reinembe.r. Bill and Jean -50x KING We would like to :thank all :the Doctors, Nurses and staff in the _different areas of Victoria Bospital where Joe was a pa- tient. A thank you to everyone for all your prayers and visit from -Father Downie, 'Pastoral Care workers .and others, for all the lovely cards, letters, fiowers, plants, giftsephone cells and me quiries while in hospital .and since corn - Mg hmne Special Itionks to all of our family, relatives and friends for keeping things going while we were away. 'We certainly -will not forget you all for your -kindness and thonghtenineee sincerely, Joe and Ruth,.5the EDT H PEARL COOPER The family of the late Edith Pearl Cooper of Lucknow wish to convey their heartfelt th es and ppreciation for the kindness she „A at the dme of our recent bereavement. -50 HARKER Our sincere thanks goes out to all the Lucknow Fire Fighters who were at our place fighting our barn bre for many bours-earlyeen Wed. Nove29. Alsoa very special thank you to our wonderful neighbours: len and Sheila Clarke, Ray Barris, Lloyd Graham, Don Bell, Nancy Martin, John de Boor, -Eddie de Boer, Billeand Bennie de Boer and our family, Dick and Dixie Askes, for helping out in so many ways. "To the Lucknow Bakery thank you for the yummy donuts. To all who phoned or dropped by expressing concern and offering help, thank you. We live in ,a great neighbourhood And really appreciate the kindness shown to us at this time. A joyous, blessed Christmas to all of you. Spike, Jennie and family. -50n -417771—rnirisi Event SANTA CLAUS Saturday, December 16 .Santa visits to Ripley -Huron Community Centre. Free skating 1:30-3 pen. Santa arrives At 2:30 with candy bags .for the kids. Sponsored by -Ripley and District Lions.---50ar EVENING OF CHRISTMAS MUSIC Brookside School Friday, December 15, p.m. Harbouraire Mens Choir- Goderieb, MacKay Choristers and Knox Band Bell Choir - Goderich. Sponsored by Dungan- non United Church. Everyone welcome. Donation at the door. -Oar CHRISTMAS PARTY Sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion, Brawl 309 Music, ,magic.and treats, ,Sun- day December 17, 2-4 pm. Lucknow Legion Hall. Special Guest. All children, parents and grandparents are welcome. For more information -call the litgion 52a -27,15.-49,50K COMMUNITY CAROLFEST Luektiow United Church Wednesday December 13, 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. --49,50 S.IL Peter's Anglican Church Tnitaitional Midnight Vtinstrnas 10:40-PM-Cairols PM flolv Vtoowunion -floveLieviet *twee EVERYONE 'WELCOME 48. dean .t A 1 CHRIMMAS *TUMMY D'INNIM Super -Scoop. ,All the trirrunings, Vednes- day December* 11:36 - Cost $5.75 sign _up at Super -Scoop 528-3017.-419.51ar MYTH LIONS -DABBER BINGO every Tuesday -at -7:36 pm. Blyth and District Community Centre, $300 Jackpot must go. Over $1000 in prizes.--43if SLEIGH BIDES: DELIGHT' IN THE MAGIC OF 'HOLIDAYS Share a horse-elrawn sleigh ride with family and friends. After your ride through the woods and fields iarouud our fame -enjoy mulled rider, holiday treats and clwistmas caroling. Callriow to book your reservations for the staff that memories are made of. Hay rides also available. Tony and Fran McQuoil, 528642.-4744$,49e "411 11302 DABBER BINGO Lucknow and -District Lions Club, Dabber Bingo, every Sunday „night, Lucknow Community Centre. Doors open 6:15 p.m. Bingo at 7:15 perri. Air conditioned, .wheelchair accessible. Potential .prize board over $3,-800. $1,000 jackpot on 54 cells or lese $500 must got—Miler .SINGLES DANCE Every -Friday, (..)-1 am Music by D. J. Country .and 'Western and best of the 50's. White Carnation, Bolmesvelle. $4.00 ,per person. 482-92211,--40tf j1. Articles 'for Sale KRANE I WIG'S BUTCHER SHOP LUCKNOW 528-2242 -Tin End, -Ready To Lerve Ham 10 Lb.box Pork7 End Chops THIS WEEK TREE' 9 DijortMustarci with Minimum *10;00purnhaselhis week. The Sunday Sebes! class al 'Pat Web And an Moffat zeted mat the "Graad Secret" at the 1 Presbyterian enarch Saiday School voacert Mdd Saw ke lacknow :Presisyteriam China& laid its Smiday 'School toweert last Smithy -eveniag. -Amon thine periorring were ike liftle :preschoolers mid children, who lifted their leitgest voices 1: 1..4 -t• 1 1-dtl :day night telt to Tight, Joasithon Dren- nan, Wyatt 'Kinn, Sara Morrison, Paolo Taylor, liadsey Itarnoad sad aranffeT Moffat. L rkhart s # of I far Ikeir' imagism. laelt lo right, Taylor, ?Miey Taylor, Preston Drew nan, Michael Tischer, Laura Weir, Bab - by Rayinimod, Bradley'Gilchrist' and Jesslea Gilehriat. (Marg Burkhart photo) I r: St. 11 elen's WI holds luck dinner meeting 'The St. Helen's Women's Institute held its December 4th meeting in the form of a pot luck supper, with an exchange of Christmas .presents, squares and cookies Norma Raynard provided -acconpaniment for various Ciaristmas carols and songs throughout the meeting. The Oilening Ode, Mary Stewart Coiled and -a reading were given by Elaine Er- rington who presided for the meeting. Rollcall was answered by 16 members and four visitors with a Christmas verde and a stamped card to be sent to the shut ins. Edith Cooper gave the minutes and Barb Tyler the financial report. During z 'discussion of new business pot card parties were planned for January 22, February 5, 29, and a pot luck supper for January 15 for the St. Helen's Light Fund. The guest speaker, Marion McFarlane of Lucknow, was introduced by Florence McConnell. Mrs. McFarlane told of her experiences as an institute member, the elms. hues story and something we as in- stitute embers can do to help in our communities. Isobel Miller and Norma Raynard gave readings. Arlene Turner and Luba Stratton, leaders for "Good Foods Fast, were given a vote of thanks by Nornie Raynard. John Alexander -PeterbaUgh of Senile passed. away last Friday December 6, 19139, in Kincardine And District Hospital :where he had ,been for ',several ,,-weeks. lie ,was .born Tuesday NoveMber 19, 1.805 in Icincair- . dine 'Towns1013 and bis 'Parents 'were William .John Teterbaugh And -Catherine ,MacFariane. • The -funeral .service was at The Davey- Linklater ;,Fungral Rome, :/cineardine on Monday ,afternoon -December 11, 111149 at 2:00,p4n. withRev. B40 iSeluMdt,,RE. 2, Desbom (Cliesley). in -charge. Final 'resting place ,,Kincardine :.cerneterY• A veteran Of the Fist World War One, a Legion service was -14d on Sunday even- ing at 7:00 ,.p.en- .in the ,Finieral Rome in Kincardine. SYMnathyis extended „to hisfaiuily - two sons .and ore daughter ,as follows: 'William ...and wife •Beverly Peterbaugb of ,,Kincar- iline, ,.M.ncardine township, ,and /AMOY. Donal 1, wiffdliaby•:-Peterbatigleof and fawily. Haughtier :Kileen„anliwlhand John „Matheson ,:artd .atnyy ofiiincardine toweiShiPekle .i.S-_atia0::§1,ifvxvgit by )2.grand- children-.-and 12,-grent:graiklehildrela, -dear trjen4.,.ilean 1414i0oFe-formeriY o -j3er- vie .-and now�f Ajjjoorilme. Sits:PredeCea##ed ',Jiy hi wife 'WW1 Rae Awe ,-Osters Margaret Ocfttchttik -And -Vim, Wow ilaclAePti• $oilie',readers-of ,:thafIr..occowit .Nvi111 recaJ tiEy BY AB WILDS Eileen P-etertsaugh as a kind, like -able stu- dent attending Ripley High School. Quir sympathy to her at this time as the .above mentioned. Jack Peterbedgh was widely imown as a player of old time fiddle music. -Post Mee Dever_stee 41 call `from Mrs. Margaret 'Thompson, Ripley Po3imaster Jae Tuesday afternoon gave this news. TeaCher Mrd• Audrey lilac - Donald -and Students Denise 'ad la and ,FiriSten Biliott RiPieY District School put 'decorations in the waiting .area of the of- fice. This is ,n service the -school baps Pro- videdeach year And the -folio Appreciated it,. Holds •Origtimas Dinuer Ulh,PlaYees P.iroctors of the Pine Meer Cheese CP-Werative WO their au - n gal Cori*Ofas *Per -On SatIOlUY even.* December 9 in lAucknow. Cel 9.041044,5 P4rtY $ Y eveejull Ortice WI liar Bushell superintendents of the Kinlough Presbyterian Church Sunday School along with the congregation held their annual Christmas party last Sunday evening. It started after seven and was completed and everybody home. The evening was enjoyed immensely by ,everyone wbo water and took part in the Play song s and gift giving. Everything was .complete by ten o'clock andfolks were back home. Rum Villa Party Huron Villa residents (Ripley) recently held their annual Chrisima.s part. Twenty three sat -Own to a sumus ptuochickee dinner .with all the trinunings. After the dinner 'several Awed Play few games of -eachre. We would also like ic .say that we have appreciated aU the fruit OW vegetables sent to the Viii. dur- ing the year by people from Ripley and tiie snrratihding areas- HaPPY the The appy Heart s ,beid e Euchre tit the 4egion Dc'e• 4 Witll I tables ploy*g. 'Tile lucky winners were ladies Feede _and Mew carter, Wale Pic gents vivre earl Witkei and het Irwin. here ,Ylifi bc 40,04er *Ochre 90 Dee- 1;3 at tile lAeglou gveryone Nekome at theiPe t.#11:Chrer1•