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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-06-16, Page 1946. in Memorlam. .COLLING In loving memory of a dear Grand Pa, I love grandpa • You use to play with me all the time. ShariAnne. --24 ELLIOTT In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Harold who passed away June 16, 1991. We dant need a special day To bring you to mind A day we don't think of you Is very hard to find They say time heels all sorrow and helps us to forget. But time has shown us How much we miss you. Sadly missed and never forgotten by your wife Violet and family. --24 COLLING In loving. memory of a; very special man who passed away June 19, 1992, Harry Coiling • A year has passed since you were taken away. Our hearts still ache when we remem- ber that day. There will always be a•heart-ache and many a silent tear. But always the. precious memory of the days when you were here. You never failed to do your best, Your heart was true and tender. You lived your life for those you loved, And those you roved, remember, A tender heart stopped beating; two working hands put to rest. God broke our hearts, to prove to us, He only takes the best. We hold you close within our hearts And there you will remain. To walk -with us throughout our lives Until we moat again. Lovingly remembered never forgotten by wife Evelyn and family Carol and Ken .Hohner, Mary Anne. and Don Mac- Donald, Brent' and Shannon Coiling, Shawn Coiling. --24 CARDIS ' In memory of Ellen who passed away two years ago on June 10, 1991 "Your memory is our keepsake, With which we'll never part. God has you in•His keeping,, We have you in our hearts." Sadly missed bythe family Lorne and Anne Cardis, Donna and Harry Meier and Jason and Carrie Anne. --24 47, cardo Of Thanka SCHMIDT I 'wish to thank everyone who was so kind to me in the loss of my dear friend Pharis Mathers. Vera -24x CEDAR LANE DESIGN Heartfelt "thanks" to all of you who came out to our Grand Opening. Your cards and gifts were warmly received. Most of • all, your words of en- couragement for future success made it all worthwhile. The winner of our draw - prize was Jayne Brady-Miltenburg. Thanks again, Sandra and Bob. -24x 48, Coming Event. BINGO Goderich Knights of Columbus, Thurs- day, 7 p.m. Columbus Centre, 390 Parson's Court, . $3450 in prizes. • $1000.00 Jackpot must go.-15tfar 10TH ANNIVERSARY S.W.O. FIDDLE & STEP DANCE CHAMPIONSHIP Stratford Fairground Coliseum. July 2, 7:00 p.m..; July 3, 11:00 a.m.; finals & show 7:00 p.m. Tickets at door. Ad- vance tickets/camping information: (519)271-6115. --24bc BRIDAL SHOWER A bridal shower in the form of a "Come and Go Tea" will be held for Nancy. Rombouts, bride elect of Tom (Tam) - Forster, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sun-• day, June 20 at the home of Garry and Donna Sutton, 742 Stauffer St. --23x GARAGE SALE. Sat., June 19, 8:30 - noon at the Pres- byterian Manse. Sponsored by Pres-- . byterian Youth Group. Proceeds to Canadian Food Grains Bank. -23,24 AUBIN/MILTENBURG We would like to .thank Barb and Peter for having a Jack and Jill shower for us in May, at their • home. We received many wonderful gifts and special thanks to our great buddies who attended our great party. P.S. The party was great until we were hand cuffed together. • Thanks a lot. Tony and Marilyn. --24 CUNNINGHAM Thanks to everyone who helped or- ganize and attended my.benefit dance. Ta the ladies who donated the quilts, many thanks, they were greatly ap- preciated. Thanks again to everyone for their support and help since the fire. Ray. --24nx 38, Auftityn Sale CLEARING AUCTION SALE of Antiques. Household Furnishings. Tools will be held'for Winnie Fisher Estate at the Lucknow Arena. Friday, June 25, 1993, 5:45 pm. See next week's paper for listings or listen to C.K.N X.. Auctioneers: Allan•R. Miller 395-5062 Charlie Schaefer 881-3232 • Plan to attend this large sale of well kept items. AUCTION SALE for Mrs. lyla Burchill, Lot 41, Conc. 14, E. Wawanosh, 1/2 mite west of Wingham• on Hwy. 1t86. June 19, 1993 at 10:30 a.m. MACHINERY: Old Massey Harris for parts, trail type plow, old rake, wagon bottom, old New Holland spreader parts., old mix mill horse trailer, two small utility trailers, old tedder, 6' hay conditioner; chisel plow, snow blower MISC. ITEMS: Franklin stoves, 2 new style cast iron tubs, 3 barrel planters, extension ladder 40', 2 .steel beams 26', roof jack, skill saws, drill, grinders, chain hoist, number of carpentry tools, shovels, rakes, picks, table saw, num- ber of wood doors, aluminum, and steel doors, quantity of mails, large .quantity of scrap, cast iron tractor seat, old oil lanterns, electric fence stakes and wire, quantity of shingles and ofd toots. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Chesterfield and chair (like new), recliner, rockers, lamps, pictures, stereo (record.player,,tape player and radio), records, air ,conditioner, microwave, small appliances, Filter Queen vacuum .cleaner, microwave cupboard, wall unit (2 = 32") sections, copper and bras's collection,' (bells,. boilers, blow torches, fire extinguish- ers), dishes, old bottles. AUTO MISC: 3 truck tops (one like new), •14' boat (fibreglass), 1959• Dodge Fargo truck, fibreglass front, fenders, 6 cyl. 1948 Oldsmobile, V8, rocket engine, for parts,, 1960 Plymouth car for parts, 1973 Concord motor home, Dodge motor, 2 new front tires, awning, gas furnace, stove, oven, 3 -way fridge, air conditioner; shower, toilet, TV antenna. Chrysler New Yorker, excellent condition. The last new items will be Offered for sale if NOT previously sold. Many more Items both old and,antique, too numerous to mention. Hope to see you at this auction.. TERMS: Cash or cheque with ID day o1 sale. Owners or auctioneer not responsi- ble for any accident or loss that may occur on premises day of sale. For further information..contact: Barry Burchill 357-2760 Brian Rintoul, Auctioneer 357-2349 ucauo M LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the South western School of Auctioneering. Nex Class: March 13-19. Information, con- tact: Southwestern Ontario School o Auctioneering, RR 5, Woodstock, Ontario N4S 7V9. (519) 537-2115. -- 24bc COLLING . . In loving memory of our dear grandfather, Harry who passed away suddenly on June 19, 1992. The best grandpa and papa us grandchildren could ever have. Grandpa. you will never know how muoh we all love and miss you. How we all miss our.baseball games, bike. rides, fitthing tripe and just our friendly chats. You always had a senseof humor and even when you corrected us, you never lost your kool, • You will always grow in our hearts. Sadly missed by Tyler and Tina Marie Coiling, Shari and Devon MacDonald. -- 24 80TH BIRTHDAY The family of Gordon Johnstone Invites - friends to a come and go tea to help .. him celebrate his 80th birthday on Sat., June 26., from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the Institute robins, Town Hall, Lucknow. -- 23,24x FAREWELL TEA - . You are invited to a farewell tea honoring Gprd Cayley on the occasion of his retirement from teaching, Sunday, June 27, 2 - 5 p.m., LCPS. Presen-' tations at 4 p.m. Please call school for further information 528-3022. -24,25 BAKE SALE Ladies Auxiliary Branch 309 Royal ' Canadian Legion Lucknow are holding a flea market, bake sale, booktable, tea tables. 50/50 draw Saturday June 19th 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Legion Hall. -24 • • YOUTH VOLUNTEERS Information and registration on Satur- • day, June 19, at 10 a.m. Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home. Must be 12 years of age or older. For more information contact Lorene Conley at 528-2628. -- 24ar 90TH BIRTHDAY COME AND GO TEA The family of Mrs. Simon deBoer invites relatives, friend and neighbors to , a come a doteah f her 90th n gin ho o birthday, June 20 from 2 - 4 p.m. at the AUBIN/MILTENBURG Lucknow United Church. Best wishes I would-like-to-thank-all-the-ladies-that-oaly_please.=24 attended my bridal shower held on Tuesday May 18,. 1993 at St. Joseph's church Kingsbridge. I received many beautiful and useful gifts and appreciate them all very much. Special thanks to Jennifer .Miltenburg, Julie Kuik, and Becky Howard for organizing the shower. Thanks to Mom and the little ones who helped me open my gifts. Thanks again Marilyn. --24 ' MATHERS The family of the late Pharis G Mathers extend a sincere thank you to all friends, neighbors and relatives who expressed their sympathy through atten- dance at the wake and funeral, donations of flowers and to charities, cards of sympathy and food. Thanks to Joan Pollard and assistants and to Rev. Wm. Henderson for their assistance through the funeral service and burial as well as to the United Church Women for the lovely lunch. We appreciate the assistance of the Pallbearers, Honorary Pallbearers and Flower Bearers and thank you all. A very special thank you goes to Vera Schmidt and Harvey Wightman for their kind assistance and support to us and Dad over the years; to the Para - Med staff, Community Services Staff and to the staff of 2nd floor Wingham Hospital for their care and concern. Carolyn and Wayne Pep- per. --24x • COMMUNITY SHOWER For Cathie Gallow, bride to be of Dun- can Simpson, Saturday June 26, 1:30. p.m. at St.. Peter's Catholic Church Parish' Hall, Goderich.--24,25gp Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 16, 1993 - Page 19 48" Coming Event NILE UNITED CHURCH ANNUAL PORK B.B.O. Sunday, June 27, 4 -,6 p.m. Adults $8, children 5 - 12 $3.50, preschoolers free. For tickets call Bryon Black 524-6371 or Wayne Caldwell 529-7093.-24,25gp LANGSIDE REUNION Plan to attend Langside Reunion Satur- day, August 21 at the Wingham Ar- mouries. Anyone interested in Langside Community welcome. Pdt luck lunch at 4:30 p.m., dishes and cutlery supplied. - -24x WEDDING RECEPTION Will be held for Celene Morgan and Alec Boyd on June 19th at 9 p.m., Ripley - Huron Complex. --24 COOL CONSUMERS REPORT The Cool Consumers Port Alben 4-H Club met on Tuesday, June 1 and Friday, June 4 for our last two meetings. OriJune 1 we met at the •Suncoast Mall to learn about the stores. We were given a questionnaire to fill out there. Once the questionnaire was filled out we went on a guided tour at the grocery store. We learned a lot about the stores. We then adjourned for supper. On Friday, June 4 we met at the General Store. in Port Albert for our Achievement night. We split into groups of two and went around Port Albert picking up garbage. Then we went to the beach for a bonfire. We roasted wieners and marshmallows. It was fun. We also had fun swim- ming and singing songs around the bonfire, Maitland Presbyterial hosts Teeswater mission festival What is a Mission Festival? The mentary of the work in India. Mar - many peoplethat were able to garet Greig, AEC, gave an over - attend the day -long activities in the view of her work in this area. Teeswater Presbyterian Church on Set up in the lower part of the Sat., June 5, now have a better idea church were displays from India of what to expect when they hear of and Nepal, Malawi, the Lucknow a Mission Festival, • C.G.I.T., Queen's Bush Ministry, Sponsored by the members of the Sleeping Children Around the Maitland Presbyterial, under the World, Camp Kintail, Huron leadership of Agnes Bregman and Feathers, the Children's 'Rally as her committee, activities started at well -as W.M.S. posters and a book 10 a.m, with vice-president Mildred display. Dickson welcoming everyone and The evening consisted of a praise prayer. L. Emmerton gave a presen- , and worship service with president talion on the work of the.Queen's Erlma Haldenby in charge. Rev. Bush Ministry. Musical selections Stephen Lindsay welcomed were given by" Jean Betts and everyone to Knox ,Church, Tees - Eileen Chambers...Marearet and water. Again, several musical selec- Jake Vanderzweerde, missionaries tions were enjoyed by everyone home from India and nepal, were including a sing song -by Lorraine the .principle speakers for the day. Clugston and Agnes Bregman, the They told of some of their ex- - MacDonald sisters (Peggy Hender- periences while working in those son; Helen Brisbin and Marion countries. Mundell), the -South Kinloss Ladies The afternoon session was under . Trio (Ruth Bell, Shirley Colwell the leadership of Kathleen Elliott. and Rena Forster). the Bushell Rev. Wilson told of the ministry family from .Kinlough, and the' she and her husband at Huron Teeswater -Connection (Chris Feathers, Sauble . Beach, as they Johnstone, Janice Ballagh and Alan work among the vacationers with Grant). - day camps, teen - programs and • .. Erhna . Haldenby gave ' the Sunday services. . meditation on praise, and following . Several musical selections were the singing of "The. Day Though given by students of the Ashfield gayest, 'Lord, , is ended', Agnes Sunday School, Eileen Chambers : Bregman pronounced the benedic- and the McKechnie family of Kin- tion. Everyone Was invited cardine. Michael and Sheri each . downstairs for a time of fellowship played a piano solo and Jonathon and refreshments. • played ,both the violin and trumpet.. Erlma announced the. fall, Pres - Margaret Vanderzweerde showed byterial will be held in Kincardine slides and had an interesting coin- on September 15, 5:30 p.m. . • 145TH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Ashfield Presbyterian Church Sunday, / June 20, 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Gues / Preacher : Pastor Donald Vair. tel Music: The South Kinloss Ladies Trio (a.m.) Dale and Marylynne Gilchrist. (p.m.). You are invited. -24 SOUNDSATION Dreams Come True Concert, Sunday August 1, 1:30 sharp, Mildmay -Carrick Recreation Complex, Tickets available at From Our Heart, Lucknow. Phone 528-2649. --24x STAG AND DOE For Suzanne Rose and Don Irwin on Saturday, June 19, at Blyth Community Centre, 9 p.m. • 1 a.m. Tickets available at the door. Lunch provided. Age of Majority. -,24x BRIDAL SHOWER Will be held for Michelle Gardner, daughter of Eugene and Audrey Gardner, at the Anglican Parish Hall, Lucknow, Saturday June 26, 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. --24,25x TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS IN THE MATTER OF The Municipal Act. R.S.O. 1990, Chapter M.45, Section 300, AND IN THE MATTER OF a'proposed by- law to sell part of the lane; Plan 184, Township of Kinloss., County of Bruce, • . NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that the Township of Kinloss has applied to the. Ontario Court (General Division) for: an order closing that part of the 33 foot lane, Plan 184, in the Township of Kinloss, lying between Lots • 15, 1 I , 14 and 12 and South of Elizabeth Street, Plan 184 and such order was granted March 10. 1993. • AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that it is the intention of the council of the Township of Kinloss to pass a by- law conveying the said lane to the owner of the adjoii ing Lots 11 and 15. AND' FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that anyone, who wt h - es to object to the sale of this land may make':.their,., objections known to the council of the Township of Kinloss, in person, 'or by his or her solicitor or agent and such persons who apply will be heard at a meeting which will be held for the purpose of hearing such objections on the 21st day of June. 1993 at the hour of 8:00 o'clock in the evening at the Township of Kinloss Municipal Office. Dated this 21st day of May, 1993. Mark Becker Clerk -Treasurer Township of Kinloss Holyrood. Ontario NOG 2130 (519) 395-3575,