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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-05-05, Page 14Page 14 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 5, 1993 IMPORTANT NOTICE At 12 Noon on Friday, May 7th, traffic on Concession Road 5-6, at Sideroad 24- 25 (at St. Augustine) will be required to STOP. Northbound and Southbound traffic on the sideroad at St. Augustine will be thru traffic. Speed limits will be posted at 60 km/hr. West Wawanosh Council LIQUIDATIO Former Besse Ladies' Wear 776 Queen St., Kincardine We need room to move just COATS & JACKETS Clearance starting MAY 13 9 am -9 pm TOTAL INVENTORY CLEARANCE starting MAY 20 Sizes 8-48 RANK ILLS / .\• 1' n .\' r' 1•: h' 7' • Pianist/Composer International Recording Artist * Music Bar Dancer * Peter Piper * Friday, May 7, 1993, - second show added - 9.•30.pm Blyth Memorial Theatre, Tickets Blyth, Ontario Avaitab1E at: $20.O0 pp (GST included) The Book Shop (Blyth, Listowel & Mitchell) Webster's Clothing -Blyth Phone. Orders 1-800-465-7829Mom Mem — What could be a more colourful and beautiful way to s a_y.".Ilove You" to Mother on May 9th than a exquisite arrangement of. flowers • "Flowers say it all!" Special Mother's Day Arrangement Beautiful "Cut Flower Arrangement" with Perennial Lavender' that can later be planted in your flower bed for many more years of Icisting beauty. • Order Early. Avoid Disappointment Walley Green Flower LUCKNOW 528-2033 sr Former minister gives anniversary service Dungannon United Church marked its 138th, Anniversary on Sunday, May 2 with all churches within the Dungannon Union Pas- toral Charge amalgamating for this special service. Guest speaker for the day was Rev. Robert Roberts of Ridgetown, formerly of Dungannon, with Mary Garriock as organist. Special vocal music for, the occasion was provided by Lila Proctor of Brus- sels and Elaine O'Donnell of Goderich, who sang two beautiful duets. Lila accompanied them on the guitar. Rev. Roberts based his sermon text on scripture taken from John 10, verses 1 - 10 which tell, how the good shepherd cares for his flock and that Jesus was likened to the Good Shepherd. Following the service, the congregation met in the Sunday school room for a social time and light lunch. The altar flowers in the sanctuary for the anniversary service were Dby Sandra D'Aoust Nitemoninin UNGANNON placed in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Alton and Thomas Webster by the family. For your calendar: The Willing Workers are presenting an Aids Awareness Night at Dungannon United Church at 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 20. Guest speakers will be Donnie and Alma Plant of Londesboro with their topic "The Christian Response to the Aids Crisis." Social news Happy birthday wishes go out to all those who celebrated during April - the traditional month of showers, which, of course, bring our May flowers. They are Harvey Sproul, Ron Keller, Eldon Culbert, Mary Stewart, Aileen Trommer, Adeline Allin, Raymond Haggitt and Jean Broughton. Jessy and Ricky Ulch, twin sons of Shelley and Ray Ulch, are celebrating their fifth birthdays on May .10 and hardly wait for school. Happyday boys. .. Anniversary ongratulations and best wishes go out to Ross and. Bernice Henry, who celebrated their 45th anniversary on Apr. 3; to Margaret and Tom Young who celebrated their 44th anniversary on Apr. 16, and to Russell and Jean Phillips who celebrated their 44th anniversary on Apr. 30. May con- tinued happiness be yours now and in the future. Seniors news A good crowd was in attendance for the weekly euchre party held on Wednesday, Apr. 28. Finishing in the winners' circle at the close of play were Edna Overholt, Gloria Pearson, Jim Errington and Clarence Hoy. Congratulations to all of our winners. The monthly business meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 5 at 2 p.m. Fred Emberlin Fred Emberlin of Canning Street, Lucknow, died suddenly at the Wingham and District Hospital on Apr. 24, 1993, in his 82nd year. Mr. Emberlin was well known in the area for his long-time oc- cupation as a painter. He was a member of the Win- gham Bible Church. Mr. Emberlin was born on Sept. 28, 1911, in London, England and was a son of the late John and Edith Derbyshire. He is survived by his wife, the former Barbara Soloman, and children Dennie and his wife Marie of North Bay, Doug of Toronto, Ruth of Toronto, Roy and his wife Betty of Lucknow, Paul and his wife Jane of Toronto, Wendy and her husband Ken Gardner of Kitchener, John of Lucknow, Joy and her husband Lou Jurjens of Lucknow, and Mary and her . hus- band Rick McGlynn of Mount Forest. Mr. Emberlin will be missed by 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Dan Stuckey and Cliff Helfer conducted the service at the MacK- enzie and McCreath Funeral Home on Apr. 27. Debra Emberlin and Frank MacKenzie played Amazing Grace on the bagpipes. Flower bearers were Angela Gardner, Lisa Gardner, Debra Em- berlin, and Becky McGlynn. Honorary Pallbearers were George Anderson, Tom Andrew, John Snell and Alan Graham. Active pallbearers were Lou Jur- jens, Rick McGlynn, David Ember - lin, Jeff Taylor, Eric Taylor and Jon Voisin. Interment South Kinloss OBUTUARIES Cemetery. Winnie Fisher Sarah Christena Winnifred (Wi- nnie) Fisher of Campbell Street, Lucknow, died at Wingham and District Hospital on Apr. 25, 1993, in her 83rd year, She was a long-time member of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church, WMS and Lucknow Women's Institute. The former Winnie Nixon was born on May 29, 1910 in Lucknow. She was a daughter of the late Fred and Christina (McArthur) Nixon. Mrs. Fisher is survived by a son Bill and his wife Janice of Woodstock, grandchildren Jamie and Susan Fisher, and a great grandson Luke. She also leaves to mourn her passing a brother-in-law Jack Fisher and his wife, Mary of Point Clark, and a sister-in-law Manche Fisher, along with several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Fisher's husband Gordon, who she married in 1934, predeceased her in 1981. She was also predeceased by a sister Pearl (Ken) Murdie. Visitation was at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, Luck- now, where the service was held on Apr. 28. with Rev. Peggy Kinsman of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church officiating. Pallbearers were Donald Fisher, Jamie Fisher, Dick Murdie, Frank Murdie, Jim Bain and John Lindsay. Interment South Kinloss Cemetery. Brew yourbeer_ for May 24 weekend... Today!!! Call for an appointment 396-8554 Brewing Hours: oc Mon. 9-5 (last brew 4 p.m.) Tues. -Thurs. 10-9 (last brew 8 p.m.) Fri. 9-5 (last brew 4 p.m.) Sat. 8-2 (last brew 1 p.m.) •Beer & Wine Supplies -Memberships Available KD 167 •Draft Systems for Rent Mahood -Johnston Kincardine Mary E. Barkwell Mary Evelyn Barkwell died at the Blackadars Nursing Home in Dun- das, Ontario on Apr. 26, 1993 in her 99th year, For many years she was a mem- ber of die Ladies Auxiliary to Legion Branch 309 and the Luck - now United Church. Born in Ashfield Township on Oct. 23, 1894, the former Mary E. Hamilton was a daughter of the late Robert and Suzanna (Cook) Hamil- ton. ' Mrs. Barkwell is survived by her children Irene Button of Dundas, Mae and Harry Smith of Whitby, Frank and Helen Barkwell of Kin- cardine, Jack and Audrey Backwell of Toronto, Alice and George Taylor of Lucknow, Dave and Nancy Barkwell of Whitby, and Lloyd and Judy Barkwell of Florida. She is also survived by a sister- in-law Sadie 1-larnilton of Lucknow, several grandchildren, great and great great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Her husband Gilbert Henry Barkwell, who she married on June 2,' 1915 predeceased her: Mrs. Barkwell was also predeceased by a son Bob in 1990, a grandson Clarence, a great grandson Robbie, and two brothers Bob and Frank Hamilton. The Ladies Auxiliary to Branch 309 held a service at the MacKen- zie and McCreath Funeral Home on Apr. 28. -Rev. Peggy Kinsman con- ducted the service on Apr. 29. Pallbearers were Bill Barkwell, Fred Button, Barry Taylor, John Taylor, Mario Deschamps and Murray Barkwell. Interment Greenhill Cemetery,. • Lucknow. LISTINGS WANTED PAUL ZINN 528-2411 W 4JS R E N-ZI N N -528-a210-- 3.3 ACRES - 5.bedroom country home requires upgrading. Great setting $89,900. ' 99 ACRES - Turnberry Twp., 4 b3d- room brick home, 55 x 45 barn., 85 workable. STONE SCHOOL - 3 bedroom, ,maple . floors, new roof and windows, full attic, 3/4 acre lot. $59,000: 50 ACRES - 3 bedroom home, garage. West Wawanosh. $149,900. 4 BEDROOM BUNGALOW - garage, 2 baths, -open concept. $125,000. ASHFIELD - 1.8 acres, superb 1533 sq,' ft. bungalow, • basement, family room, 24' x 48' shop. 24' x 48' - insulated shop on 1:05 acres in Lucknow. $49,900. $99,900 - Newer home approx. 2400 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, fireplace. 3 BEDROOM - vinyl sided, fireplace, woodstove, 2 car garage, wood floors. $79,900. 100 ACRES - Kinloss 15 yr. old, 3 bed- room bungalow, beef barn, shed, 92 workable, $138,000. $72,000 - 3 bedroom bungalow with new family room'. 10 Victoria St $49,900 - 2 bedroom frame Aerie 125' x 132' lot. Ludgard St. • $72,900 - Duplex. 4 and 2 bedroom, landscaped Original porch. JUST 'LISTED - 2 storey. 4 bedroom home on qualrty hill, new kitchen. nice woodwork. $89.000