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BIRTHS
Shepherd - Bob and Karen are
delighted to announce the safe
arrival of their daughter, Rachel
Katrine, born at Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital, Goderich, on
Apr. 23, 1993, weighing 9 lbs.
Rachel is a wee sister for Tanya,
Nicole, Kyle, Lucas and Cody.
Proud grandparents are Robert and
Isobel Shepherd, Lucknow and
Arnold and Joyce Stothers, Nile.
Gordon - Greg and Nathalie (nee
Meurs) are thrilled to announce the
safe arrival of their first child, Scott
Gregory, on Apr. 23, 1993. Proud
grandparents are Gerry and Sylvia
Meurs and Harold and Fran Gor-
don.
Area ladies
attend
arthritis
meeting
Jean Wilson, Bluewater Region
chair of The Arthritis society wel-
comed volunteers, to the recent.
annual arthritis meeting.
Joanne Wright, Director of sup-
port Services, gave the Ontario
Report and explained the goals for
the future of the Society.
Norma Cramp, Meaford chair,
gave an overview of the Thanks
Blue Jays! special event, held in
Heritage Place Mall, as well as
across Ontario.
Dr. Edward Keystone, MD, FRCP
(C), The Wellesley. Hospital, key
speaker, explained how rlssearch
programs are helping arthritis
patients with new drug therapy as
well as working towards a cure in
our lifetime.
Mary Golem, editor of The Ches-
ley Enterprize, and . publicity co-
ordinator for the society, introduced
our new outreach of information,
"Bluewater Joint Effort."
Mary Guse, area co-ordinator,
expressed appreciation to the volun-
teers for raising $211,485.00 in
1992, and challenged those in atten-
dance to involve others in the com-
munity.
Representing Lucknow and
District Arthritis Society were Jean
Whitby, Catherine Andrew, Tillie
Wilson and Betty Ritchie.'
•BOWLING.
Ladies' H.S. and H.D. Kay Craw-
ford 224, 357.
Men's H.S. Ian Dougherty 162
and H.D. Gordon Brooks' 303.
Games 150 and over: Jean Phil-
lips 114,.J89, Evelyn lenderson
171, 155, Kay Crawford 224,'
Aileen Clark 209, Evelyn Phillips
179, Shirley Brooks 168, Agnes
Farrier .161, Gwen Lennips 155,
Ruth Conley 153, Marg Nettleton
154, Ann McDougall 152, Ian
Dougherty 162, Harry Lavis 160,
Gordon Brooks 157, Herb Clark
152.
Team points: Snowdrops 20,
Pansies 20, Crocuses 15, Daffodils
1.1, ..__},iyacinths 7, Tulips 2. The
r owdrops and Pansies had to play
"overtime" which was won by the
Snowdrops who are the playoff
champions. Congratulations to both
teams!
Monday Night Mixed
Ladies" H.S. Linda Lloyd 219,
H.T. Wendy Ritchie 545.
Men's H.S. and H.T. Dave
Sproule 256, 661.
Games over 200: Linda Lloyd
219, Eric Taylor 215, 208, 236,
John Andrew 217, Dave Saunder-
cock 206, Emerson Howald 203,
Dave Sproule. 256.
Team standing: OV 47, Silver
Bullets 55, Alpines 711/2, Crystals
481/2, Steelers 46, Canadians 55.
am.
People on the move again
With the coming of May some of
the real estate deals around town
have been completed.
Having sold his building to
McDonagh's, Joe Agnew moved his,
business to the store at the corner
of Campbell and Inglis Streets.
Doug Adamson has purchased the
home of Katherine Smith at 483
Campbell St.
The home of Kirk and Donna
Ferchuk at 279 Ross St. has been
purchased by Bob and Beth
Aitchison. The Ferchuk's are
moving to Northern Ontario.
Linda Hopper is moving into the
home at 400 Ross St. she purchased
from the Rena Fitch Estate,
Birthday wishes go out -this week
to Herb McQuillan who celebrated
his 93rd birthday on May 3 and to
Annie Laidlaw of Maple Breezes
who is 95 today, May 5.
Congratulations to each of these
senior citizens.
Sympathy is extended to Alice
and George Taylor and other mem-
bers of the family in the passing of
11111 by Mildred Loree
UCKNOW
her mother, Mrs. Barkwell, a
former resident of Lucknow.
The get together at the Drop in
Centre on Apr. 30 started with a
pot luck dinner at noon.
Six tables of shoot were in play
with Irene Haldenby and Andy
Scott as high winners, and Mary
Belle Peddle and Harold Gardner in
low spots. Ella Hand took the most
shoots.
Sarah Ritchie received a big
surprise when her daughter Anne
Riegling of Fairview, Alberta, ar-
rived unannounced for a visit. Anne
spent two weeks in the area visiting
with relatives and friends before
returning home last Thursday.
Freda Broome has moved and
now resides at Braemar Nursing
Home, in Wingham,
Lucknow and District Kinsmen were busy on Saturday as, they
pumped gas at participating dealers Lucknow. Service Centre,
Montgomery Motors, Chisholm Fuels and Hamilton Fuels to
raise funds for Cystic Fibrosis. Paul Zinn didn't care how big
or small the vehicle was he was ready and willing to "fill It up."
Two cents on every litre of gas was donated to CF. (Pat
Livingston photo)
Bakkers welcome .third child
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
David Bakker (Connie Laming) of
Jordan on the birth of their baby
son, brother for Leah and Mandy.
Bessie Maulden returned home
from Fonthill where she spent the
past week with her,sister Jean Phil-
lips.
Sid Lanting and his friend David
Cavanaugh of Winnipeg spent a
few days with his sister Marj Lan -
ting.
Nina McDonald and Bessie Maul -
den visited on Tuesday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson
at Lucknow.
Michelle Haldenby returned home
after being in Owen Sound and
Hanover Hospitals. We send our get
well wishes.
Visitors with Edna and May
Boyle were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott
of Ripley and Jean Hodgins of
Wingham.
KINLOUGH
by May Boyle
Relatives and friends from here
attended the open house, the dinner
and reception on May 1, honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Thompson on
the occasion of their 50th wedding
anniversary. Congratulations.
Jim Stevens visited recently with
Lorraine and Bill MacPherson,
Holyrood.
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"The less I behave like Whistler's
mother the night before, the more I
look like her the morning after"?
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