HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-07-07, Page 1944. Engagements
DINDAR = ELLIOTT
Farouk and Jamesla Dindar of Scar-
borough and Ellwood and Wilma Elliott
of Holyrood, wish to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their children.
Nazneen and Bruce at 3:15 p.m. on
Saturday, July 24, 1993 at the Embassy
Suites Hotel, Markham, Ontario. --27x
47. Cards Of Thanks
CAMERON
Thank you, to our friends and neigh
bors, for the good-bye party. The com-
munity will always hold many memories
for us. The Keirstead painting and gifts
will always have a special place in our
home and our hearts. Douglas, Dixie,
Jason, Sara & Rachet Cameron. —27x
HEDLEY
The family of the late Aileen Hedley
wish to express their sincere thanks and •
appreciation to friends, relatives and
neighbors for flowers, visits, cards, food
and memorial donations. Thanks to the
MacKenzie' McCreath Funeral Home,
Lucknow and Rev. Glen Strome.
Special thanks to the Kinloss U.C.W. for
the bountiful lunch. Thanks, too, for the
visits, cards and letters to Mom during
her illness. She really appreciated your
thoughtfulness. Jacqueleen Emerson,
Marjorie Krikorian, Al and David Hedley
and Families. --27x
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
BRANCH 309
We would like to thank all those who
attended our July 1st celebrations and
made it a great success. Special thanks
to Dewayne Greig and Gale Schultz,
"The Cooks" and their helpers, The
Lucknow Legion Pipe Band and Branch
members who pitched in to help on a
very busy day. Branch 309 Executive. --
27ar
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CROWSTON
We wish to thank Mom's neighbors and
. friends for flowers, food and kindness
during her recent illness also to Rev.
Kinsman and Rev. -Henderson for their"
comforting; words and visits; to the
pallbearers and MacKenzie and
McCreath Funeral Hpme for their assis-
tance. A special thanks to the nurses on
second floor in Wingham and District
Hospital. The Crowston Family. --27x
COURTNEY
Special thanks to Doctors and Nurses
who looked after me while I was in
Wingham and District Hospital. Thanks
also to relatives, friends and neighbors
for prayers, cards, visits, treats and
telephone calls. I will always remember
them. •Joe Courtney. --27
GAMBLE - SCHOEBL
We would like to thank everyone who
attended and supported us at the social
evening held in our honor. A special
thank you to our friends and relatives
who organized the evening. Glenda
Gamble and Mark Schoebl. --27
•
CAYLEY
I want to express my sincere thanks to
the LCPS staff for arranging my farewell
tea, to those who participated in the
presentations and to all friends and
family who made my special day so
enjoyable. Thanks also to the many who
remembered me with cards artd gifts.
Gordon. --27x
GALLOW - SIMPSON
We would like to thank everyone who
attended `our stag and doe on the
weekend. We had a• great time and
hope everyone enjoyed themselves.
Special thanks to the wedding party and
alt who helped to make it such a
memorable night. Cathie and Duncan. --
27gp •
• ROSS •
• I would like to express my love and
gratitude to Doug; Lance and Judy;
Lana and Steve, and Derek and Krista
for all their special attention on my
birthday. Thanks to Betty and Ella for
hosting my surprise party on Wednes-
day with the coffee girls; to Mac and
Lorene and family for hosting my
birthday bash on Friday; to Ella Lyons
for guiding 50 clean pink flamingos from
Hamilton to rest on my - lawn for three
days; to Eldon, Lynn and boys and
fellow workers tor their part and Lynn
who video taped me in shock for three
days. Special thanks to everyone who
helped in anyway by organizing, atten-
ding, sending best wishes, cards and
the lovely gifts received at both events''
Thank you for making my 50th so
beautiful and memorable. It will never
be forgotten. Love Barb. --27
47. Cards Of Thanks
GAMBLE
I would.like to thank everyone for the
gifts I received at my shower. Special
thanks to Gail, Judy, Barb and Deborah,
for hosting the shower. Glenda. --27
DUNGANNON SENIOR CITIZENS
We were not successful in our attempt
to retain local banking facilities. Ap-
preciation is' expressed to Eugene
Johnston and to all supporters. —27
47. Cards Of Thanks
Winners in our .
40th Anniversary Sale I)raws
9'x 12' Bound Carpet - Arnette Thompson
$100 Sunworthy Gift Certificate - Aubrey Weir
$100 Sunworthy Gift Certificate - Bob Gilchrist
2 • 4L. C.I.L. Paint.- Pauline Pegg
2 - 4L. C I.L. Paint - Audrey Gardner
Pair Silver Flute Goblets- Ruth Mathers
Peri Sets - Helen Wraight ,Mar) Humphrey,
Michael Walke, Lynda Currcin -, Duriq-
Souvenir, Edition Postage Stamps - Raylene Rebryna.
Irene Dickie, Richard Edmiston, Pat Chatham - k,piey
Hats - Dean Duvall, Doug Clark, Beverley Thompson,
Mae Raynard, Pat Livingston, Shirley Irwin
We would like to thank evt:rvone for their support and
1 utronagc over the lias4 40 years and alsro Cor making Our
anniversary celebration a success.
\tart;; Paul & , Joan
'CARPETING. and VIXYLS WU-DOW TREATMENTS
Your Complete 11 Decorating Centre
IMAX DECORATORS
- - WALLPAPER AND c.LL.. PALVFS •
•LL'CI:XoW . • 52S-3434
48 Gaming Event
"ZOO-RRIFIC
Hey Kid's•l! Come to the Zoo-rrific Ark
Park at,the Christian -Reformed church,
293 Place Street, Lucknow, Ont. July
.19-23, from 9:00 - 11:30 a.m, All
children ages 4 - 12 welcome. If pos-
sible please pre -register by calling 357-
1688. or 357-3182. Are you driving your
kids into town? Join us daily tor Ladies
Bible Study and crafts`--26-28ar
STAG and DOE
for
Jamie`Humphrey &
Debbie Darcy
Saturday, July 17
Teeswater Community Centre
9 PM -1 AM
Family &. Friends Welcome
Lunch Providd
Come And Go Tea
will be held for
Bob & Ethel McAllister
in' honour of their
`50th-- „
Wedding Anniversary
Saturday, July 10'/93
2-5 P.M.
at the home of,
Doug & Mary Lou Raynard;
411 Havelock St., Lucknow
Best Wishes Only, Please
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
(f ltorJinp' lj ptrtt
6th ANNUAL
ART EXHIBITION
& SALE
Lakeshore recreation
1177 Goderich St. North,
'Port.Elgin, Ont., NOH 2C0
FRIDAY, JULY 9th
-
SATURDAY, JULY 10th,
10:00.9.m. - 10:00 p.m.
SUNDAY, JULY 11th
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
personal cheques & Visa accepted
ATTENTION
Ratepayers of
Ashfield Township
THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF .
ASHF!ELD cordially invites you to attend the
"Official Opening" of the new
PORT ALBERT BRIDGE
in Port Albert on Hwy. #21,
Township of Ashfield on .
FRIDAY, JULY 9T", 1993.
Ribbon Cutting at Bridge 2:00 pm
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148. Coming Event
BRIDAL SHOWER
Community shower for Lisa Feagan,
bride-to-be of Gregory Nicholson at St.
Helen's Hall on July 11 at 2 p.m.
Everyone welcome. --26727x
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
COUNCIL 9484 ANNUAL
BEEF B.B.O..
Sunday, July 11, 4-6 p.m. at St.
Joseph's School, Kingsbridge, Tickets
available at Lucknow Farm Supply or K
of C members. $15/ couple, $4 school
age, preschool free. --26,27
WOOD SHOW
August 6 - 8. Widest variety wood-
working tools, custom-made wooden
crafts & furnishings. Free seminars &
children's workshop, For brochure:
Wood Show, Box 920, Durham, Ont.
NOG 1R0 (519) 369-6902. --27bc
HACKETT PICNIC
July 11, at the end of the 12th Conces-
sion. Dinner at 12.30 p.m.--27nxc
LUCKNOW HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
Bus trip will be July 29th Please call
528-3813. --27x
COMMUNITY BRIDAL SHOWER
Honoring Dawn Fludder on Tuesday,
July 13 at 7:30 p.m., St. Andrews
United Church, Ripley. --27
MUSIC FOR YOUNG CHILDREN
For information and/or to register for the
Music For Young Children Program
phone Marilyn at 528-3936.-27-30nxc
SINGLES DANCE
Sunday, July 11- at Wingham Legion
Hall. Dancing 7 - 11 p.m. Music by The
Wildwoods. No blue jeans please. --
27gp
ARE YOU INTERESTED
in planning for the future needs of elder-
ly persons and physically disabled
adults in Wingham and North Huron?
Come to a meeting on Thursday, July 8
from 7;00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Wingham
Seniors Day Centre, 350 Josephine
Street. .Share your ideas with con-
sumers, caregivers, service providers
and politicians. If .you need transpor-
tation or help with someone at home to
attend this meeting, call 1-800-267-
0535. --26,27
COMMUNITY & RELATIVE
BRIDAL SHOWER
For Trish Gavigan (bride-to-be of Brad
Black) on Sunday, July. 11th 'at 1:30
p.m, at Nile United Church. Everyone
welcome. --27
FAMILY PICNIC
The Bruce County Family Coalition
Party is holding their Annual Family'
Picnic, in Chepstow, at the Lions Park,
on Sunday, August 8 from 12 - 4 p.m.
Food, friends, games, door prizes. Meet
your executivel -27gp '
JEWELL PICNIC
(Descendants of Richard Jewell). Sun-
day, July 18 at St. Christopher's Beach
Goderich, South Pavilion, 12 noon -7
Pot Luck, bring lawn chairs, plates and•
cutlery.' For further info call Heather at
524-4672, .--27,28gp .•
SUMMER READING CLUB
Lucknow Library. Registration Tu198--
10 during Library hours. Open to
children Grades 1 - 8. (also a pre-
school program). More details at the
Library or Dayle Taylor 528-3910. --27x
BAZAAR BAKE SALE AND TEA
Ashfield Presbyterian Church', Saturday,
July 17 from 1 - 3 p.m. Everyone wet -
come: --27,28' •
LUCKNOW
DISTRICT
COMMUNITY
CENTRE •
• Lions Bingo
July 11/93
Saturday, July T93 •
Madonna Bradley &;1'im Gilmore
Saturday. Jul v 24,t)3
Kevin DeJ ng & Darlch'e kikkert
OPEN DATES
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'1,iiil'IA
"ONLY" (WA. 518-3531
t>,a.nt - 3 p.m
Male youth
is accomplice
in theft
On May 27, 1993 a light blue
(dull finish) 1978 to 1982 car
similar to a K. car style pulled into
the UCO gas bar at 192 Huron
Street, in Clinton, and purchased
$5.00 worth of gas.
While the attendant pumped the
gas,r a male person, 11 to 12 years
old. Four foot tall with long sandy
colored hair entered the station and
went towards the ice cream cooler.
When the attendant had filled a five
gallon Jerry can with gas, the youth
exited the station and gave him
$5.00 for the gas. The vehicle was
occupied by a female 28 32 year
with short auburn (reddish blonde)
hair.
As the vehicle left the pump area
to drive away the attendant heard
the woman ask the youth. if "he got
it" and the youth replied "yes".
When the attendant went into the
office he thought it strange that the
youth 'had not made a purchase of
ice cream and about 15 minutes
later noticed that a large amount. of,
cash was missing from a unlocked
brief case that had been left sitting
on a chair in the office.
If you have.,, information about
these or any other crimes call
CRIME STOPPERS OF HURON
COUNTY, 1-800-265-1777 and you
could receive a reward of up .to
$1000.00. REMEMBER CRIME
DOESN'T PAY CRIME STOP-
PERS DOES.
Birthday Club
Robert Hunter
July 9. 1991
2 Years Old
Patricia Murray
July 10. 1989
4 Years Old
Bobbie Kennedy
July 10, 1989
4 Years Old'
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200 ACRES Ashfield. 180
workable..3 bedroom name
beef & hog barns, shed
3 BEDROOM bungalow family
room addition. oil heat. 82 1:2 x ,
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2.5 ACRES - 4 edro0m brick -
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$59,000.
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shop. '
2 STOREY, 4 bedroom home on •
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Woodwork. $89,000.
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basement, workshop. 2, car
garage, fenced yard with pond.
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bdrm. brick, 55 x 45 barn, 85
workable, $139,000.
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lot.
$52,000 - 3 bedroom 11 • storey
with carport, new windows.
priced to sell.
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bdrm bungalow close to down-
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