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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-09-29, Page 20rage au - Lul:Krluw aentlnet, weanesnay, beptemDer z9, 1993 BIRTHS Atkinson - Ken and Linda are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Justin David, born Sept; 17, 1993 at Kincardine hospital, weighing 9 lbs. 3 oz. Proud grandparents are Wayne and Carol Atkinson, Lucknow; and Gerrit and Jantje Vandermeer, Kincardine. Sby Ruth Buchmeier OUTH KINLOSS Sympathy is extended to Ricky and Peter Van Ee and Ed Veldhuis on the death of Ricky and Eddie's brother of Palmerston. Weekend visitors with Dons and Fraser MacKinnon of Lucknow were Dave and Cathy MacKinnon, Robin and Dan Logan of Thorald. The MacKinnon and Logans were old neighbours when- they both lived on the fourth concession. Denver and Brenda Dickie and children of Sutton were overnight guests on Wednesday and attended the plowing match on Thursday. OBITUARIES s Rita Bryan 1911 -"1993 Rita Margaret Bryan, beloved wife of the late Thomas Bryan, died in East General Hospital, Toronto, on Sept. 22, 1993 in her 83rd year. She was born in Ashfield Township on • July 19, 1911, a daughter of the late Joseph and Grace (Westrope) Courtney. Mrs. Bryan graduated as an R.N. from St. Joseph's Hospital, Toronto, in 1943. . She leaves to mourn a daughter. Vivian Bryan, and sisters Marie Iudge of Jackson, Michigan, Vivian Hogan of Lucknow, and brothers Fred of Toronto and Joe of Dun- garuion, along with. many nieces and nephews. Mrs. Bryan was predeceased 'by sisters Grace Austin and Fay Courtney, and brothers Edward and Leo. Mass of the Christian burial took place at St. Bridget's Roman Catholic Church, Toronto, with burial in Kingsbridge Cemetery. Father Peter Pigott officiated at the • graveside service. • Pallbearers were Rick Palla, Mike Courtney, Joe Austin, 'Gary Courtney, Fay Telfer and Jim Sin - nett. ' David Franklin Anderson 1912-1993. David Franklin Anderson was the last surviving member of his im- mediate family. He died at Sun- .nybrook Hospital in Toronto, on Sept. 18, 1993. Born in Ashfield Township on July 5, 1912, he was the eldest son of-Ruth.and-F-red-Anderson—He-had moved to Toronto in the late fifties where he worked in real estate, never officially retiring from it. David was predeceased by • his brother Charles, two sisters Dorothy and Norma (Mc.Donagh) all of Lucknow and his granddaughter Deborah Jean Casson LeBlanc (1980.- 1983), Mount Hope.' He is survived by his wife Jean (Trenchard) of Toronto; his four children and six grandchildren: Mary Charles/Lioncl Parr (Randle and Alecia Charles), Ingersoll; Norma Anderson (Robert LeBlanc), Mount Hope; Douglas and •wife Beverly (Sharon, Richard, Peter), Hamilton; John, Pierceland, Sas- katchewan; their mother, his former wife Dorothy, Beachville; sister-in- law Anne Anderson; 7 nephews and two niece.. Pallbearers were Randy Charles, Robert LeBlanc, Barry; Rod and Wayne McDonagh, Anthony McGratii and Lionel Parr. The funeral was held in Toronto, on Sept. 21 at the Church of the Transfiguration and interment took place Sept. 22 at Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. Local woman was a hostess at IPM lifestyle tent Lucknow was well represented at the International Plowing Match near Waikenon last week both with workers and sightseers.' Joan Robinson was honored to be one of the hostesses in the Family Lifestyles tent on Thursday. Congratulations to Jeff Gammie and Kristi Stanley, who exchanged wedding vows in the Lucknow Presbyterian Church on Saturday afternoon. The first tenants were moving into the new apartments on Albert Street on the weekend. Fred and Anne Loree of Ayr spent the weekend with Austin and Mildred Loree. They all attended the wedding of Lorne and Betty Williams in the Victory Fellowship Baptist Church, Hanover on Satur- day evening. Congratulations and best wishes to 'Ethel Rutherford of Pinecrest Manoi` who will be .celebrating her 98th birthday on .Oct. 5. UCKNOW by Mildred Loree There werefive tables of shoot in play at the Drop in Centre last Friday. High players' were Anna Dexter and Andy Scott, with Ruth Thompson and Cliff Menary in low spots. Ella Hand had the most shoots.. There seems to be a lot of sick- ness around just now so we are hoping for better health for all those who are having problems at this time. ' Sympathy to the family of Ernest Carter who passed away in Bruce County Hospital, Walkerton the end of the week with funeral services on . Monday, from MacKenzie and McCreath. Visits brother in Windsor Lynda Thacker spent a few days at Windsor with her brother Steve Bell and attended at ball game in Detroit. Peggy Palmer of Welland came to pick up her mother, Jean Phillip's,, who has been visiting with her sister Bessie Maulden during the past week. A number from here'attended the International Plowing Match which was held near Walkerton during the week. It was opened by Prime Minister, Kim Campbell, the weather was good which added to the success of the events which took place during the five days of the match. • Dan Rhody, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rhody, is a patient at Owen Sound Hospital after an accident at his home. We send our best get well wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Giffen of Lansing, Michigan, motored . to Kinlough to visit her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Reg Powell. They all enjoyed a day at the Plowing Match to celebrate their birthdays. On Thursday Pastor Robert Don- nan held a service at Pinecrest Manor 'for the residents there, Thel- ma Powell accompanied at the piano for the hymn singing. All was much appreciated by the dear folks KINLOUGH by May Boyle who reside there. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley visited on Friday with Edna and May Boyle, and on Saturday evening Mabel McEwan visited at the same home. Audrey . Borthwick of St. Catharines visited with relatives here. Janet Nielsen, Matthew and Daniel of Bracebridge and Lindsay and Andrew Morningstar of Port Elgin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bushell, Rachel and Whitney helped with the entertainment at the Inter- national PlowingMatch at Walker- ton. Bruce and Barbara sang, and Rachel and Whitney did step -dan- cing. John Hodgins (Sr.), and Mr. and Mrs. Don McEwan attended the Veterans' banquet at the Legion Hall on Friday evening. Bill Burt of .Kincardine and formerly of here underwent surgery at Owen Sound Hospital, and is home again. We send our best get well ,wishes. Fourteen in . kindergarten by Bethany Luchies, Jessa Kuyvenhoven, Yolanda Ritsema, Heather Lootsma School has started again and this year 84 students are enrolled at Lucknow and District Christian School. Fourteen of these children are in kindergarten. _ Mrs. Nonkes has resumed teaching the Grade 1 and 2 class ernr y eave. She now has a healthy baby boy, Jacob. Welcome back Mrs. Nonkes! The school body welcomes the Wynjas, a new family that has moved to the Lucknow community. We hope you feel at home here. "Mom. Mom. I'm going to kindergarten!" The children in Mrs. Bakelaar's class are excited about the beginning of school. When asked what .they liked the most about kindergarten so far, they all had something to say. Both Patricia and Kristopher like naptime. "I like reading the best," says Lincoln. "Recess is our favourite," say Lisa, Joelle, Carolyn, Ryan and Michelle. Eating lunch at school is Ashley's favourite, while Jessica, Melissa, and Alexandria agree playing is best. Christina likes painting, while Jeremy isn't too sure what he likes yet. "Let's go to the fair." It's that time of year again. This year L&DCS had many items entered in `DCS EXPRESS the Lucknow. Fall Fair. Bethany Luchies, an eighth grade student, won the award for the girl with the most points. She was presented with a medal and some money by au Klopp. - The rides at the Fair were also much appreciated. There were six this year and the students loved them. L&DCS also entered the tug-of- war. The boys' team won second and whilethe girls' team didn't place, they had fun. The school had a float in the parade with. the slogan "God's got the . whole world in His hands." Children from . Kindergarten to Grade 4 were dressed in costumes from around the world. Some of the students took the phrase "summer break" literally. Fraser broke his left arm, while Beth broke her right leg. Heather also managed to dislocate her shoulder, while Tim's lip looked a sight at the beginning of the school year. "Where's the beef'?" L&DCS sponsored a food booth all last week at the IPM as a fundraiser for the school. Thanks to our moms and dads for helping our booth become a success. BARRY W. 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