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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-11-17, Page 9Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 17, 1993 — Page 9 hay Holyrood WI sponsors Pemembrance service The annual Remembrance Day Service,,sponsored by the Holyrood Women's Institute, was held at the hall with Joan Murray presiding. She welcomed a good attendance. Lorraine MacPherson was pianist and the service began with 0 Canada and the placing of the wreaths by Kathleen Thacker and Jim Boyle. Two minutes silence was observed and all joined in singing 0 God our help in ages past. Jim Boyle, reeve of Kinloss Township, brought greetings and spoke on why we gather together each year on Remembrance Day. Betty Bushell gave a reading, We Shall Remember. May Boyle Message is w •from page 6 tions are asked by the children and the underlying message of the presentation is received and understood well. Kits are also distributed to the teachers con- taining library resource information about our mental health services. The importance of our mental health and outlook is becoming increasingly clear as our world around us changes. It affects every aspect of our life from physical wellbeing to our relations and interactions with others. Mental illness knows no boundaries or barriers, it can strike anyone. One out of every six Canadians will be OPENING SOON Ultimate Sound Electronics *Repairs to all makes & models T.V.'s, VCR's Home & Car stereos & Stage Audio * Sale of electronic accessories * Speaker cabinet design * Stage sound & lighting effects Shayne Donald 520 Inglis Street LUCKNOW 528-2601 introduced the guest speaker, Pastor Robert Donnan, who gave a most inspiring message. Imelda Murray thanked the pastor and presented him with a gift in appreciation. Pastor Donnan is in charge of the Kinlough Pentecostal Church. Lorraine MacPherson and Barbara Bushell sang a suitable duet fol- lowed by the hymn 0 God of Love, 0 King of Peace. Joan Murray thanked all who took part and the service closed with singing God save the Queen. Pastor Robert Donnan was the guest speaker at the Ripley Senior Citizens' Remembrance service on Friday- afternoon; at the Legion Hall. It was their regular program as well as the Remembrance ell -received affected by a mental illness sometime in their life. We all have to look after each others mental • health and try not to push away others and make fun of others because of mental illness. A positive outlook and sensitivity to the needs of ourselves and others help to keep us all mentally healthy. r MEYER AA/iW "In a war, everyone suffers... we must never let N happen a#0/rt." 41 the War Amps Kby May Boyle ' INLOUGH thoughts since it was on Nov. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott, of Ripley, were Wednesday evening dinner guests with Edna and May Boyle. We extend sympathy to the relatives of the late Ed Green, of St. Helens, and formerly of Con. 10 who passed away' in the Wingham and District Hospital. The remains rested at the MacKenzie McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow, where the funeral was held on Sunday after- noon with burial in Greenhill Cemetery, Dinner guests recently at Lorraine and Bill McPherson's were Mr. and Mrs, Dean Wilson of Stoney Creek, who were on their way to Florida. teRaa - Tanner The marriage of Gwendolyn Elaine Tanner and Edward Robert teltaa took place Aug. 28, 1993 at Knox Presbyterian Church, Walkerton. Rev. Andrew Human officiated at the ceremony. • The bride is the daughter of Morley and Marjorie Tanner of R.R. 1 Elmwood. The groom is the son of Gerry and Alice teRaa of R.R. 1, Ripley. The bride's sister, Ann Tanner, was matron of honor. The brides- maids were Irene teRaa, sister of the groom and Janice Reid, a cousin of the bride. Jun Jurjens, a friend of the groom, was the best man. The ushers were Reg Tanner, a brother of the bride, and Ken TeRaa, a brother of the groom. The wedding dinner and reception was held at the Agricul- ture Society Hall. Following a trip to British Columbia and Banff, Alberta, they are Ire`siding in Kitchener. The couple are both graduates of . the University of Waterloo. Ed graduated in May 1993 with a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree and is presently working on a Masters of Applied Science M.A. Sc at the University of Waterloo. Gwen graduated in October 1992 with a Bachelor of Mathematics degree, ' and is employed with Prudential As- surance in Kitchener. . tine! Birthday Club Brett Archer November 18, 1985 8 Years Old Jason Murray November 19, 1988' 5 Years Old Wesley Sloetjes November 19, 1985 8 Years Old Barbara Mole November 19, 1985 • 8 Years Old Alicia Murray November 19, 1989 ,4 Years Old Ashley Ritchie November 20, 1990 3 Years Old r------- CLIP ANSAVE � School Bus Winter Safety' for Students YOUR COMPANY NAME YOUR ADDRESS YOUR PHONE/FAX NUMBER 1994 CALENDARS with your Ad. Imprint are still available for pre -Christmas delivery! Order NOW .99 - 1.50 Ea. COWAN PRINTING Advertising Lucknow 528-2730 Comfort Is Our Strong Suit Come in today and save up to SQ%!. Jackets, suits, balaclavas, sweaters, gloves and boots. You name it, we've got it. •Ski -Doo SnoGear® is built for comfort and durability, just like our sleds. Available in a wide selection of colors, so you can match your clothing to your sled! SI skidoo. Engineered For The Way You Ride; VIT MONTGOMERY BUS SERVICE Owned and operated Yy G1.T. 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