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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-08-04, Page 16Page 16 - Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 4. 1093 IL by( Mildred Loree UCKNOW Jessie Chester hosted the neigh- borhood birthday party for Kay Crawford at her cottage at Amber - ley Beach. .v„ BIRTHS Laidlaw - Jim and Betty, of Milton, announce the birth of their son, Patrick Robert, 9 lbs. 61/2oz., born July 27, 1993, at Milton Hospital. Proud grandparents are Ken Wagler of Nile and Anne Laidlaw of Win- gham. Great grandmother is Helen Todd, Lucknow. Lottery winners Last week's winners in the Ripley' Lions cash calendar draw were Dave Gibson, Ripley; James and Dorothy Byme, Kincardine; Ripley Sunday Morning Hockey; Michael Hackett, Stratford; John D. and Kathy Coiling, Kincardine, and Jane Mulder, RR. 5, Lucknow, with $50 each. The end of the month $100 winner was the Ripley Classics. -H NEWS VELF2IIIIIIIIISsis .11 Lucknow Beef Club Kevin and Cory Rintoul hosted the fifth meeting of the Lucknow Beef Club on July 21. Members practiced judging to prepare for the judging competition to be held'' in Seaforth on Aug. 12. Thirty-seven family members attend annual Burt reunion The 24th annual Burt reunion was held on Saturday, July 17, at the. Hanover Memorial Park. After an enjoyable afternoon of swimming, games and visiting, 37 family members and friends sat down to a delicious potluck supper. Lou Carignan, acting president, presided over the business meeting. A minute of silence was observed in memory of family members who had passed away. The 25th reunion will be held on Saturday, July 16, 1994 at the Hanover Park. The picnic executive is Lou Carignan, president; Mark Carignan, vice president; Cheryl Peck, secretary; Norma Carignan, treasurer; Tanya and Kristina Hol- combe, sports committee; Lois Mcknighht-and-- Aose-Btrr-t food committee. Mary Louise Carignan and Glen Fawcett, Vancouver, B.C. had travelled the farthest. June Bradley won the candy jar. Everyone was encouraged to attend next year's reunion and to bring another family member or. friend. BOWLING Monday Night Summer League Ladies' H.S. and H.T. Marion Jones 296, 588. Men's H.S. and H.T. Gerald Rhody 313, 830. Games over 2(X1: Marion Jones 296, Eric Taylor 207, Rob Hamilton 213, Wendy Ritchie 202, Bob Jones 245, William King 227,. Merle Rhody 211, Chris Jones 202, Gerald Rhody 293, 313, 224. Standings: Alley Cats 731/2, Pin Heads 66, The Hot Shots 76, Tor- nadoes 841. • BARRY W. -REID D.A. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 'Auditing •Financial accounting •Personal & Corporate Tax Consultation •Personal Financing Planning 'Manual & Computerized Bookkeeping •Mortgage & Amortization Schedules 306 Josephine Si: Wingham, NOG 2W0 Office: 357-1522 41Ir R. A. HAVENS' ELECTRIC Luckndw businesses held their annual sidewalk sale days last week and added a little fun to the event by dressing In 50s and 60s attire. Getting into the swing of things were Delores Cross, Katie Hackett, Phyllis Matthews and Donna Sue Errington. (Pat Livingston photo) Sherwoods and Twamleys gather for 32nd reunion The 32nd annual Sherwood- Twamley'Reunion was held in the Belgrave Women's Institute Hall on Sunday, July 18, 1993. After a noon meal, vice-president Donald Thornton welcomed everyone. A moment of silence was observed in memory of family members who are no longer with us. Tena Thornton was in charge of the children's games and each child ' receiving a prize. Gracie Finnigan received the prize for the youngest present, the senior member was Myrtle Johnstone, Mildred Henry and Myrtle Johnstone came the farthest, and. Mary Thornton guessed the number of smarties in a lar. Officers for the corning year are: president, Alvin Sherwood; vice- president, Donald Thornton; secretary -treasurer, Anne McInnes; lunch, Tena Thornton, Mildred Henry and Alma Finnigan; sports, Jim.and Grace Finnigan. Myrtle Johnstone gave a short talk on her progress in family his- tory research. She has found some new leads which is adding to the interest. She also brought other information and pictures for viewing. Donald Thornton thanked everyone for coming and all those who helped. The remainder of the afternoon was spent visiting. Next year's reunion will be held at the same location on the third. Sunday in July at 1 p.m. Mary Edwina Stewart 1911 - 1993 Mary Edwina Stewart, of RR. 6, Goderich, died at the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich, on July 26, 1993, in' her 83rd year. Mrs: Stewart was a member of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church, Women's Missionary Society and the Dungannon Senior Citizens. A daughter of the late Richard and. Margaret (Reid) Park, she was born Apr. 7, 1911, in Dungannon. She is survived by her husband, Arthur Stewart, who she married on June 28, •1930, in Dungannon. Mrs. Stewart also leaves to mourn her passing a daughter Edna and .her _.husband--Ron--.Alton,-of--Luck- now, and two sons, Norman and his wife Norma, of London, and Richard and his wife Leslee of North Bay. She is also survived by a sister Beth (Ken) Hodges, of Dungannon, and two brothers, John Park and Dick Park, both of Dungannon; 11 grandchildren and, 12 great grandchildren. Mrs. Stewart was predeceased .by a daughter, Joycc Caesar (1990), a brother, Bcn Park, and a sister Edna Black. Rev. R.D. MacDonald officiated at the funeral on July 28, at 1:30 at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow. Organist was Donalda Moffat. Flower bearers were Jason Caesar, Heather Stewart, Susan Van Dcrhoeven, Kent Alton, David Caesar, Mallory Caesar, Colleen Caesar, Danielle Brooks, Tyler Brooks and Kelly Stewart. Pallbearers were Sean Stewart, Mark Stewart, Stewart Caesar, Gary Caesar, Randy Alton and Blair Alton. 0 Interment Dungannon Cemetery. 0BITUARIES Rosalie Burley 1948 - 1993 • Rosalie May (MacIntyre) Burley died suddenly July 22, 1993 at University Hospital, London; after a long illness. She was born June 9, 1948. Saddened by her passing is her son Daniel MacIntyre and his friend Vicky Horgon,' both of London, Also dearly missed by parents Daphne and Donald MacIntyre of Lucknow. Rosalie will be missed by six sisters: Carol MacIntyre of London, Sheila Cvetes of Hamilton, -Barbara-Dale, Ardonna Symes, Linda Beynon and JoAnn LaBelle, all of Clinton. She was a favourite aunt to her many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her first husband Fredrick Lovell, a brother- in-law Victor LaBelle, and her grandparents William and Annie MacIntyre, and Albert and May Allen: Funeral arrangements were made by the Logan Funeral Home, Lon- don. Cremation to follow. 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