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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-12-01, Page 17Welcome McGugan baby Congratulations to Ed and Karen McGugan on the arrival of their little daughter, Laura, born Nov. 8, 1993, in Goderich hospital. Ira Dickie is at Sutton with his son Denver and Brenda and family helping with Denver's new business, Cabemrore Manufacturing Co. Many from this area attended the St. Andrew's concert held at the Lucknow School on Friday night. It was a very enjoyable evening. Jean Betts, of Teeswater, was an overnight guest of Frank and Muriel MacKenzie and was guest soloist at South Kinloss Church Sunday mor- ning. The Kinlough Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society met at the church for the November meeting. Erlma Jean Haldenby was hostess. The president Isabel Thompson, read a poem entitled "Words", followed by prayer. The hymn Wonderful .words of life was sung, and the purpose was repeated. Kby May Boyle INLOUGH The minutes were read by Bar- bara Bushell..The rollcall was to name a missionary and tell where she serves and something of her fifes work. Being the annual meeting; all offices were re-elected and one had to be replaced. Isabel Thompson had an excellent devotion taken from 2nd Corin- thians. Followed by the reading Why do we have to suffer? Barbara said God allows us to suffer so that we may give compassion and sym- pathy for others and daily lean totally on God for His grace, which is sufficient, for He is with tis every step of the way. Betty Bushell and Bessie Maulden took the Bible study "together. Bes- sie gave a Remembrance reading and Betty gave two readings and two quizes. Thompsons visit in Barrie Wilda and Harvie Thompson of Purple Grove visited Lauraine and Frank Burgstaller of Barrie and Wray and Linda Thompson of Mississauga on the week -end. On Friday Dianne Simpson, Aynsley, Elizabeth and Dayna, Katherine Collins, Joan MacKay, Jeanne Marie MacLennan, Florence MacDonald and Gwen Pollock spent the afternoon with Isabelle Cassidyr^in Mildmay to celebrate her birthday. Dianne Simpson visited Kay Collins on Thursday. Recent visitors yvith Don and Marilyn Reid were Ross and Lois Durnin of Lucknow. Isabel Brook, Marion Gamble,' Kay .Collins, Nina MacDonald and Donalda Pollard enjoyed 'a dinner with Margaret. Harkness and her family on Saturday evening. 'Don Pollard and Mahon Gamble had dinner with Ernie and Joan Roe, Linda and Gary on Sunday. An enjoyable card party was held on Friday evening at the Commun- ity Centre. The annual meeting was held after cards and dinners and other activities for the coming year were planned. . • PURPLE GROVE Denise • Ballard of Kincardine visited Mary Anne Kukoly. Bette 'McLeod, Nina MacDonald and Hazel MacDonald had lunch with Gladys Arnold on Wednesday. Edna Stanley, Bette McLeod, Marion Gamble and Donalda Pol- lard attended the Lion's dinner in Kincardine on Friday evening. Roy and Maureen Collins visited Jennifer in Guelph and Maui en's mother in Arthur on Sunday. Anne Marie McInnes, Katherine and David and Edna Stanley had supper with Audrey and Mary Ellen Traher of London at Gordon and Carol Shantz' on Sunday. Gary and Andrea Moulton visited Jim Farrell's on Sunday. Jack and Janet Farrell visited Janet's aunt Helen Steiburgh and Nora and John Lowe, Andrew and Eric in Mansfield on Sunday. Marjorie Thompson visited Kay Thacker on Sunday and they had dinner with Ray and Helen Stanley, at Kinloss. Forget-me-not tree is for Ripley area. Alzheimers Ripley is celebrating the true meaning. of Christmas by lighting a "Forget-Me=Not" tree for Alzheimer disease. Every $5 donation will turn on one light. A $100 donation will light the "Forget-me-not" at the both councils and their staff for all top-ofthe-gree-as-a-gift-or-"in mems the_hard..work_the_pastl0-months . forming the joint municipality. The meeting concluded with the signing of the official papers. Both councils will work together until the 1994 elections, when the new council will be formed for the joint municipality. Euchre party winners The winners at the Happy Hearts euchre' party on Nov. 22 at the Ripley Legion Hall were Gertie Kramer, Beatrice Pollock, Madeline Culbert and Don Gillies. The next euchre will be on Monday, Dec. 6 at 2 p.m. at the Ripley Legion Hall. Rby Barb Grubb IPLEY ory of." Donations can be left at Ripley Foodtown and Heinish Service Centre. Income receipts will be given. The money realized from this endeavour will be .used locally. The tree will be located in Gore Park. For more information call Bili, and Annetta Robinson 395- 2624. Amalgamation papers signed November 25 at 11 a.m. will always be an important date in the history of Ripley and Huron Town- ship. The students from Ripley District School and the public were invited to witness the signing of papers that amalgamated the Village of Ripley and the Township of Huron. ' Since both municipalities share many of the services anyway this seemed like a logical solution. The Reeve of Huron Township and the Reeve of Ripley welcomed the young group, and reminded them that the future of the newly joined "corporation of the Township of Huron" would be in their hands, therefore it was fitting for them to witness this event. The Warden for Bruce County, Carman Fullerton, congratulated Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 1, 1993 - Page 17 Meet the 1993/94 Lucknow Central Public School students' council. Back row, le to rig , ngela Martin, Jessica Steffler, Ean Moffat (president), Trevor Askes, Andrea Hiller (secretary). Front row, Marcella Kranenburg, Steven Hare, Amy Blake, Leanne Massena, Nick Mann (treasurer). Absent lan Tyler. (Pat Livingston photo) Goderich Downtown Businesses Present An ... y In friendly Downtown GODERICH! TAX DA Discounts.equivaient to the applicable taxes Sunday December 5, 1-4 pm NEVER AQ 4/N,1 • in a war, everyone suffers... '1Vi rim i iyi+ lrlelif happen atgaln. The War Amps ' • "No Tax Offer" excludes'some •items in some stores brought to you by ... ANSTETT'S JEWELLERS ROSEMARY'S LADIES' WEAR KLASSY KIDS SCHAEFER'S LADIES' WEAR CATHERINE'S BED & BATH FINCHERS ALL AROUND THE HOUSE MAY'S DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES THE FASHION SHOPPE LEES SHOPPING CENTRE ELIZABETH'S ART GALLERY. . THE MEN'S ROOM KETTLE CREEK CLOTHING CO. CAMPBELL'S CAMERAS RIECK'S I•D•A• PHARMACY GODERICH ART & FRAME SHOPPE CARMAN CAMERAS WHOLESALE JEWELLERS MARK'S ALL STAR SPORTS CARDS NORMA'S SEWING CENTRE MIDDAUGH'S COLLECTIBLES MARILYN'S TOTS & TEENS KING'S BOOK STORE SOMETHING IRRESISTIBLE Enjoy a Sunday Christmas shopping the way it used to be!