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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-02-24, Page 20Ai Page 20 — LucknQw Sentinel, Wednesday, February 24, 1993 Lucknow . woman enjoyed her three weeks in H.waii BIRTHS Irwin• ,- Jamie, Marlene and big brother T.J. thank God for the safe arrival of Braden Harvey on Febru- ary 3, 1993 in Victoria Hospital, London, weighing 7 lbs. TA oz. Proud grandparents are Arnold and Vera Taylor and Jean Irwin of Wingham. Braden is a great grand- son for Lyla Treleaven, Anna Johnston, Wingham and Elleda Irwin and Lewis Taylor, Lucknow. Dadson - Elizabeth (nee Wilkins) and David are pleased to announce the birth of Rebecca Mayme Dadson on February 9, 1993 in Woodstock General Hospital. Rebecca weighted 8 lbs, 6 oz and is a wee granddaughter for Charlie and Mayme Wilkins of Ashfield Township, and Gord and Shirley Dadson of Amberley. Dickie - Walter and Janet, and big brother' James are • proud to announce the arrival of their Valentine's baby, Jacob William McGavin, on Feb. 14, 1993, at Scarborough Grace Birthing Centre. Jacob is a weegrandson for Ira and Elizabeth Dickie, and Jack and Helen Wilson. LeBlanc - Michael and Shell are pleased . to announce the arrival of their daughter, Madison Brenda, born Feb. 20, 1993 weighing 6 lbs. 11 oz. Proud grandparents are Wayne and Judy , Brooks of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Lennie LeBlanc of Stratford. Proud great grandparents are Omar and Dora Brooks, and Charles and Hazel Webster of Lucknow. ,Farrish - Gwynne - Gordon and Amanda are proud to announce the arrival of their son, Nathan Campbell, on Feb. 10, 1993. at North York General Hospital, Toronto, weighing 7 lbs. 13 oa. Happy grandmother is Jean, Mrs. Bill Farrish: Return from trip to Cuba 0 by Loraine McGuire LIVET Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire recently returned from a month's holiday in Varadero, Cuba: They report an excellent vacation and exceptionally wonderful people with whom they made a lot of new friends. • Mr. & Mrs. Ron Brooks left on. • Feb. 13 for a week on a Caribbean cruise. Their son Rob is doing their chores while they are away. Little Geoffrey Lamon spend a few days last week visiting with his grandmother in , Chesley and also visited relatives in Cambridge. The community , extends' its deepest . sympathy to Freda Maclnnes and family on the sudden passing of Leonard of Lucknow. Freda and . Leonard and family farmed for many years on the sec- ond of Kinloss. The fare is now owned, by Mr. Middelbrook. • John MacKay has a happy birthday Feb. 13 at the Aslifield Presby- terian resbyterian Church was an enjoyable afternoon when friends and family gathered to wish John MacKay of Kintail a happy 85th birthday. Among those attending were his brother Duncan of Goderich, nep- hew John and Christine and sons from London, and his niece..Barbara of Hamilton. A highlight of the afternoon was when John played the bagpipes, much to the. delight of his uncle John. Gladys Moon returned home after spending three weeks in ,Flawaii. She reports enjoying great weather and seeing all the sights. Congratulations and birthday wishes go out this week to Donalda Ritchie who will,be celebrating her ,80th birthday on Mar. 1. Also celebrating a birthday this week is Sadie Hamilton of Pinecrest Manor who will be 92 on Feb: 24. Joanne McFarlane, Lindsey and Megan of Brampton spent last weekend with her mother Margaret Thompson in Lucknow, Funeral services were held Friday at MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home for George Kennedy, formerly a well-known farmer on Highway 86 east of Lucknow. After retiring to Goderich for a few years 1 UCKNOW mop by Mildred Loree they then moved to a nursing home in Seaforth. Jack Henderson, who has enjoyed life for the ' past few years at Brucelea Haven in Walkerton, There were seven tables of shoot in play at the Drop in Centre. on February 19. High spots went to Isobel Kilpatrick - and Donald Murray. Low positions were taken by Elsie Houston and Han -y Lavis. Andy Scott had the most shoots. passed away suddenly on Sunday afternoon. The Sunday before he had sang a solo in the Walkerton Presbyterian Church. NOTICE To all Residents of The TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A DEVELOPMENT CHARGES BY-LAW AFFECTING THE TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation •of the Township of Ashfield will hold a public meeting on TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. in the Ashfield Township Council Chamber, R.R. #7, Lucknow, Ontario NOG 2H0 (Huron' County Road 20), to consider the passing of a Development Charges By-law under Section 4 of the Development Charges Act, 1989. The proposed By-law would permit the Township of Ashfield to levy a Five Hundred Dollar (5500.00) Development Charge on new residential development in the municipality. The pur- pose of this Development Charge is to defray expenses the municipality would incur due to new development. The pro- posed By-law would replace the Lot Levy previously charged on building Tots in the subdivisions its the Township. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal 'representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed By-law. DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD THIS I5TH DAY OF FEBRUARY.,1993. Linda Andrew Clerk -Treasurer ,Township of Ashfield Last week's memoirs referred to the pioneer radio enthuslastd" Douglas and Jack Osterhout. Harold Greer brought this radio. outfit and speaker Into the Sentinel office last week. The radio Is one of the first to be built In Lucknow by the Osterhout boys around 1920. The buttons on the left are hookups for the aerial and ground wires. On the right are the earphone and battery buttons. (Pat Livingston photo) - - Kinloss councillor talks about whys to recycle Allene Bradley was° hostess for the Kinloss Kairshea• Institute meet- ing on Feb. 18. Mary Lavis and Maimie Roulston assisted the host- ess by serving dessert. The meeting was opened in the usual way with Mrs. Roulston pre- siding and reading a poem Catching a Ball the Next Day. June Gilchrist read the scripture. The minutes and treasurer's report were received and several pieces of business dealt with. • The 12 members present answered rollcall by stating what they were doing to start recycling in the kitchen. Ann MacDougall read two news- paper articles - India says no to having a MacDonald restaurant, and Roll back the clock. Guest speaker was Erlma Haldenby, a Kinloss Township councilor, who gave an interesting and informative presentation on Kinloss recycling and waste man- agement. Kinloss Township became a contributor to the Bruce Area Recycling on Oct. 19. Mrs. Haldenby described the four r's - refuse, reuse, reduce and recycle. Members discussed how they can participate in each of the four r's, how to conserve water and preventwater contamination, Each lady was provided with a sheet with various cleaners that can be made and used, and that will not contaminate the environment. Muriel MacKenzie conducted a contest on safety knowledge. Mrs. Lavis gave a humorous reading - A Barn Yard Meeting. Kairshea institute ladies entertain Pinecrest folks Kairshea Institute members enter tained Pinecrest Manor Nursing' home residents on -Feb. 15 for a Valentine party. Alice Ritchie opened with a val- entine reading and Frank MacKenzie played several numbers on the bag pipes. Else Houston was pianist for the afternoon and several -familiar songs were sung with the residents partici- pating. Don Robertson and Harold Campbell played lively music on their violins accompanied by Elsie. Mr. MaeKenzie sang Amazing Grace and Elsie played an instru-. mental on the piano. The meeting closed with Alice reading The Road to Love. A. carnation was given to those who had February birthdays - Beatrice Mc Quillin, Alice Proctor, Margaret Haldenby, Margaret MacLeod, Gordon Jewitt, and Sadie Hamilton. . re -Inventory Clear Out Plus many other specials around the stories ch pharmacy Lucknow 528-3004 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 1-0 Lb. Bag Table Potatoes • 9Bag PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Head Lettuce 99. PRODUCT OF U.S.A.. ' Granny Smith X -Fancy Apples •99'�b. BLENHEIM Choice 28 oz. LIPTON 4's Chicken Noodle Soup 2.49 Whole Tomatoes • 9 ALLEN'S Unsweetened 28 oz. Apple Sauce J•794 MINUTE MAID 355 ml. Orange Juice .89 • PILLSBURY 567.g. Choc Chip -Peanut Butter -Oatmeal Raisin Cookies 2.19 Your Wedding Planner 'Make Bain's your shopping centre with FRESH meat & cheese trays for your RECEPTION - DANCE - STAG & DOE Talk to Dorothy at.the 'Bridal Show Feb. 27/93. �� h