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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-10-06, Page 10Page 10 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 6, 1993 Lottery winners Winners last week in the Ripley Lions cash calendar lottery were Greta and- Ross Hemiller, Kitchener; Claire Reny, Kincardine; Frank 'Radford, Clinton; C.E. Mac- Tavish, Kincardine; Archie Proctor, Glen Morris; Lynda MacKenzie; Ripley all with $50. Donald Simpson, R.R. 3, Goderich was the $100 winner. Did you know? An average dairy cow produces about 62 glasses of milk each day. To do this, she will eat up to 45 kilograms of grain, hay, grass and drink 130 to 160 litres of water a day. This is enough water to fill, a bathtub. Linda Knight is speaker. at UCW meeting. loan Martin was chairperson for the general meeting of the Lucknow United Church Women on Sept. 28. The worship service opened with hymn singing and Lois Goodhue reading the scripture from Luke 10. Kay Collyer gave the meditation entitled "The Good Samaritan". Shirley Bolt and Gerrie Hender- son received the offering, with Mary Lou Priestap doing the dedication. Guest speaker, Linda Knight of Belgrave, the Executive Director of Community Nursing Services, spoke of the many ways the or- ganization provides care at home. Mrs. Knight said that in Huron County there are 28,000 covered by the Ministry of Health and it costs them $1200 annually for each man, woman and child. She made us realize that changes should be made in our health services in order for us to get value for our dollar. She mentioned that the Ministry of Health is discussing putting all services such as homemaking, home support, nursing etc., under one multi -service agency. During the business portion of the meeting, Deanna Reavie reported that Laurie Alton and Sandra Mor- rison would be in charge of Chris- tian Education in place of Sharon Weber. Mrs. Reavie, Mrs. Martin, Gwen Lennips and Nancy Bresnahan attended the Bruce Presbyterial meeting at Clavering. Rev. Stan McKay, moderator of the United Church of Canada, was guest speaker. He spoke of the important role of women in the church. Several copies of the Upper Room, in large print, are being donated to local nursing homes and senior citizen apartments. Songs of the Gospel hymn hooks were purchased for the choir in memory of Ada Webster. Remember the annual turkey supper Oct.. 19. This is a week set aside for us, to recognize what an important role the newspaper plays in our lives. To celebrate National Newspaper Week. The Lucknowsentinel is having an Simpson - Callow Catharine Callow and Duncan Simpson were united in marriage at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Goderich, on Aug. 14, 1993. Father John Pinta of- ficiated. Cathie is the dattther of Tina and Bill Gallow of Goderich. Duncan is the son of the late Lillian and Duncan Simpson. Maid of honor was Judi Sowerby, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Joanne Campbell and Michelle McLeod, friends of the bridge, and Mary Lillian Mar - lean, sister of the groom. Nicole Sowerby, niece of the bride, was flowergiirl. Best man was Fred Durnin. Ushers were Carl Sloet- jes, Dan Wilson, and Paul Jerome, all friends of the groom. Music was provided by Cecilia Denomme and soloist Flora Wardlaw, sister of the groom. Cathie and Duncan honeymooned in Europe and are now residing at R.R.'3, Goderich. Thursday, October 14t", 1993 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. We invite you to visit with us, tour the office, have a chat over a cup of coffee and donut, and enter our draw for a 3 year subscription to the award winning Sentinel. See you on the 14th Nicholson , Feagan Lisa Feagan, daughter of Ann Feagan Pigg, of Nile, and the late Elwyn Feagan, and Greg Nichol- son, son of Doris Nicholson, of Holstein, and the late Wilmer Nicholson, exchanged wedding vows July 24, 1993, at Nile United Church. Maid of honor was Lori Hill of Cobourgh, friend of the bride. Melanie Stephen of Peter- borough, sister of the groom, Michelle Pinder of California, cousin of the bride, Ang.Kerr of London, friend of the bride and Sandra Cunningham of Goderich, friend of the bride• were brides- maids. Lindsey Broadfoot of Var- na, niece of the bride and Nicole deGreef of Waterloo, niece of the groom, were flowergirls. Best man was Bill Adams of Mount Forest, cousin of the groom. Glen Feagan of Mount Forest, brother. of the bride, Randy Nicholson of Holstein, brother of the groom, Jeff Bilton of Guelph, and Jeff Stewart of Toronto, friends of the groom, and Shane Nicholson of Holstein,brother of the groom, were ushers. After a honeymoon in Niagara Falls, the couple now reside in Lucknow. Leacock Limerick Award Winner T.V. with its fast food vulgarity, Like the burger, holds mass popularity All we're served up is tedium On this cold, tasteless medium Where anything well done is a rarity! Honorable mention, Larry Kuntz, North York.