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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-07-28, Page 6f tte ti Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday..;illy '?'K. 1993 Purchasing a vehicle is a big decision! Lel us help you make the right one' GARRY WOODCOCK Quality Cars & Trucks We Can Save You Money Drive A Little - Save A Lot LUCKNOW � ONTGOMER-1Y 1528-2813 THOMAS .J. WALL An In cslinent [limner Who Rc•ntc•n7t>c•r', fir- Rout-, A.I.C. SECURITIES 178 Wltc•rloo St London' "MittU7t1 Fund' "Incomelave ', iii i1 *it RSP 519-432-6741 lnil ,ul ,,It . •-f rHj •, '61t. PALMERSTON ST - 4 bedroom bank large landscaped, iot w,aik:ut basement garage Shows well .12 ACRES - border; cn 9 Mile Ri er near Lucknow mixed bush building >ite 539 000 KINLOSS - 3 bedroom bungalow on 4 , ;re treed lot overlooking Dimes creek Secluded setting '105 000 150 ACRE DAIRY —36 ties • 3 silos. excellent 4 bedroom brick house tread setting 200 ACRES - AshfielrY 180 work • ,lt..Jo 3 bedroom home beet & hog • r irns shed 3 BEDROOM bungalow. family, room ,i,ld'tion oil heat. 82 1:2 x 132' lot S68 000 ASHFIELD - 1 8 acres. superb 1533 sq ft bungalow basement. family • rocr^ 24 x 46' shop , ASHFIELD - 2 400 sq ft bungalow 4 bedrooms u.nhnished. tjasernen1 workshop 2 car garagefenced yard with pond TURNBERRY - 99 acres. 4 bdrm brick. 55 x 45 barn. 85 workable. 5139, 000. N. DELHI - 1 yr. old bungalow, 3 bedrooms, 2 car garage, 1 acre lot $52,000 - 3 bedroom 1 1, storey with carport, new windows, priced to sell. COMPLETELY RENOVATED 2 bdrm bungalow close to downtown 564.000 Harvey and Becky' Culbert and , their daughter and son-in-law, Lynn and Bob Oliver of Walton, returned home on Saturday, July 17, fol- lowing an 18 -day trip by motor home to the western provinces. In Elbow, Saskatchewan, they attended the wedding reception for Becky's nephew, Craig Krogan. Craig. married Lori Simpson on July 10. They visited with Becky's two sisters, Margaret Book in Outlook, Sask., and Florence and Wilmer Busch in Hodgeville, Sask., and with her two nephews Bob 'and Jim Mullin in Calgary, Alberta, former- ly of the Lucknow Bakeshop. They also visited with Bob Oliver's sister and her husband Gary and Jenny Sisson in Calgary. Then it was on to Banff 'for sightseeing. ,Becky, born in Elbow, found the weather unusually cold and wet as three and a half inches of rain fell while they were there. Returning home they hit a deer in North Dakota, smashing the head- lights and door on one side of their motor home, resulting in $5,000 damages. They were allowed to drive home .without having to do repairs. Welcome home. Bob and Lenore Haslip of Sarnia visited on Monday,' July 19, with her aunt Mrs. Evelyn Errington. Congratulations to Larry and Melba Park who celebrated. their 25th wedding anniversary on Tues- day, July 10 with their family Dree and Taylor. Little five-year-old Laura Bere is not .only very artistic but also a very goodsalesperson. On Saturday afternoon, while her dad posted 'her • sign "Pictures 5 cents", Laura was telling the neigh- bors about the sales she was having of pictures she had drawn during the past year. Laura sold many picture and neighbors enjoyed the friendly get-together with Laura and her family. Two bus loads of local farmers enjoyed W.G. Thompson and Sons Limited Crops•Tour and poker rally on Thursday, July 22. The crops look excellent. Poker rally winners were: Laurence Hogan, 1st; Tim Small, 2nd; and Charlie Crawford, 3rd. Approximately 115 people enjoyed the roast beef dinner fol- lowing the tour. After spending two years in Papus, New Guines, Bernie Wiehle now of Rodney, visited with former co-workers at W. G. Thompson and Sons, and with friends in this ar a. Welcome home. Good to see you back. UNGANN.ON Several from -this area attended the Stag and Doe for Brad Black, son of Bryan and Jean (Drennan) Black, and Trish Gavigan on Satur- day, July 24 at the Goderich arena. Taylor Park, son of Larry and Melba Park, had an excellent time this past week visiting with Don and Jayne Broughton, Becky and Robert at their trailer in Oliphant. The weather was excellent and a great time was had swimming, boating and fishing. Congratulations to Debbie Bauer on her excellent art display ,at Art Mart On the Square in Goderich recently, and to Brian Dalton, formerly of Kingsbridge, whose art is on exhibit at the Serrenwood Art Studio Gallery, Nelson Street East, Goderich, until August 4. Weekend visitors with Duane and Nancy Rivett and family were Duane's mother, Mrs. Sandra Rivett, of Manitoulin Island, his brothers Allan and wife Rebecca and children Brock, Taylor and Hailey of Port Hope, Scott and Lisa 'Rivett and children Ryan and Evan and Nancy's' parents Harold and Helen Jewell, Goderich. Harvey and Noreen Van Alstine of Dundalk visited with Evelyn Errington on Monday, July 26. Noreen and Evelyn were formerly co-workers at Campbell Soups in Listowel. At the time of writing this column, the former, Henry Smith house on ' Clara Street is being demolished. Competition was keen at the Dungannon Senior Citizen Centre on Wednesday evening. with 11 tables of euchre. Winners were Clarence and Adeline Atkin, Evelyn Errington, Ella Hard and Harvey' Sproul. Lorene Conley, Mary Mackie, and, Donna Crich escorted a group of Lucknow senior citizens on a scenic tour of West Wawanosh and Ashfield and. Colborne townships, They stopped at the home of Jim and, Margaret Errington for refresh- ments. ' Belle Mole visited her daughter Marion Sabo in London. While there, she attended the wedding of 'her grandson Michael 'to Barbara F Itis. The ceremony took place on July 16 at the London Chapel of 1 D W L urs a Jury 29th -to Saturday, July--31— ALL uly -1— ALL ,Gently Used Fashions A%. off Cash, Cheque or Mastercard Store Wide Savings Up to 50 off Check Out Our Earth Aware T -Shirts • Printed on 100% Unbleached Cotton ADULT YOUTH Reg. 18.95 • Reg 15.75 SALE, 514,75 SALE $12.50 % of Sales goes to the protection of endangered species and space) yes e 528-3429 Campbell St. Lucknow ALL Fashion Jewellery and Accessories off 11111 $TUFF Hope. The community welcomes Susanne Pollock to the area. Susanne became the bride of Michael Pentland on June 26. Susanne is the daughter of Janice and Brian Pollock, of Nile, and Michael is the son of the late Larry Pentland and Nellie Pentland. Their marriage took place at North Street United Church, Goderich, with the reception at the Goderich Township Community Centre, Holmesville. Congratulations to Angela Glenn on her recent graduation from Sir Sanford Flemming College in Peter- borough in the law, security and correctional program.. Angela is currently employed at a Goderich social agency. Margaret Pritchard was enter- tained at a pre -birthday luncheon at Ben Miller Inn on Sunday, July 25, by her brothers Frank and Benson. Also attending were Belle Mole, Benson's wife Rhena, and niece Sandra and Larry McDonald of Calgary. ' „ No, you were not mistaken if you heard hag pipes in Dungannon on Friday evening. The bag piper, Michael DuBoulay and wife Nancy were guests of Bernice Glenn and 'family. Also present were Vera and Bill Phipps of Kitchener. Bill was the recipient of honor, celebrating 'his 65th birthday. Willetta McWhinney has returned home after vacationing with her daughter Lexie and Ken Murch in Clinton. They attended a family reunion in Shawville, Quebec. The summer schedule for Dun- gannon's Union Pastoral Charge, reveals all churches closed during August. Services will resume Sep- tember 12. Rev. Rick Magie of Victoria Street United Church, Goderich, is supervising minister. Debbie Hindmarsh Hawkins has conducted the July worship ser- vices. Let's keep Dungannon in the news. Who will be the first to call 529-7270 or 529-7189? We would like to hear from y.ou. Popular quilt show in Goderich Once again this popular show is presented by the Huron County Museum and Museum Friends. It will take place between August 7 and September 19 at the Huron County Museum, 110 North Street, Goderich. The museum is open Monday through Saturday from 10. a.m. until 4:30 p.m., and on Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. for quilt viewing and self -guided tours. Admission to the.museum is required to view the Quilt Show. Many unusual and artistic quilts from Huron Count, as well as handcrafted samplers, will be on display. Some quilted articles will be for sale and will be clearly marked so that vendor and potential buyer may communicate. As the 9th in this series, the show attests to. the quality and excel- lence established at the museum. The participation of quilters 'in the county, through the loan of their quilts; demonstrations and actually quilting throughout the show makes this a .memorable event for all. People are , prone to mistakes • from page 4 ' I can't count howmany times myself, or thousands of others in this profession, have been informed ever so perfectly that we've made a mistake. But by gosh, let me remind you now, we are'only human and ,now, are prone to mistakes --at least 'those of us who aren't perfect. I can only ask these perfect people to look upon me, 'and 'anyone else who makes a mistake, with the respect, compassion and understanding 'deserving another human being. The 'day , I can't laugh- at my mistakes, or the mistakes of others, will be a sorry day. It will be the day when expectations of myself, and the rest of the world, surpass my pleasure and joy in day to day living. I hope I never see that day. 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