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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-12-22, Page 24• Page 24 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 22, 1993 ,t was standing room only at the Town Hall last Friday night when youngsters from Puddleducks presented their Christmas Concert. From the left: Melanie Hoggart, Emily Gibson, Melissa Van Diepenbeek, Peter Van Osch, (Pat Livingston photo) B IRTHS 41111101111111111111 Gillespie - Barry and Lisa, of Win- gham, welcome with love their daughter, Lisa Nicole, born Dec. 7, 1993, at Wingham and District Hospital, weighing 6 lbs. 1 oz. She is a wee sister for Becky and Kelly and a granddaughter for Bob and Isabelle Gillespie, of Blucvale. Glenn Haven folks are keeping busy Ida Barger celebrates her 92nd birthday Ida Barger, Campbell Street, Lucknow, celebrated her 92nd birthday on Dec. 14. A few of her many friends called and enjoyed cake, ice cream and a visit. There were eight tables of shoot in play at the Drop in Centre last Friday. Vera Purvis, Ruth Conley, Jim Errington and Wilbur Brown were in the winners' circle. Andy Scott had the most shoots. It is a busy time of the year with special Christmas programs and parties. The Lucknow United Church The new Glenn Haven Sunday School presented their Apartments have been having a pageant, "The Missing Magi", busy but fun time. Ann Pritchard, during the morning church service Barb Helm and Evans Helm came with all members of the Sunday carolling at our Christmas dinner. School taking part. Sunday Sun- On Dec. 13, the Dungannon shine entertained. prior to, the ser- CGIT sang Christmas carols for vice, and all joined together for a Helen Rothwell's birthday party. pot luck lunch at the conclusion of Folks here have been busy the program. moving in and working on their In , the Lucknow Presbyterian nightly card games. Church Sunday morning Lindsey We are sorry to say goodbye to Raymond played the flute during Kate and John O'Regan who were the service, the Vanderveen family with us for a month or so. After lit the advent candle and Nancy they visit Florida for a few weeks Brown sang a solo. In the evening, they will be moving to England to congregational pot luck supper was be closer to their family. We'll held, then everyone enjoyed carol really miss them but wish them all singing led by Paula Taylor and , the best. Lindsey Raymond. Everyone has been so kind to all It is. good to see that Dorothy of us who moved. in here, and we Brown is able to be back home would like to issue an invitation to from the hospital. ' all our friends and old neighbors to , Several families enjoyed an early come and visit, join in a card game , Christmas .get-together this past or our bingo nights. weekend. In January, we'll be celebrating On Saturday Rena McNab had the Art Stewart's birthday with a MacDonald family which included special evening. Kathleen, .Leonard and Fern, Jim LIE by Mildred Loree UCKNOW and his family ' from London, Ronald and his family from Kincar- dine and Don and Gladys Robertson. Anna Mae Hunter had her family all home on Sunday, Greg and family from St. Catharines, Bob and family from Oakville, Joanne McLelland and family from Sarnia, and Murray and family from Win- gham. Highlight of the day was having Vernon home from Win- gham hospital for a few hours. Rhoda MacKenzie also enter- tained her family: Jirn, Ruth and family, Allan, Lynda and family, Neil, Judy and family, and Bill and Barbara Hayden and family, also Rhoda's sisters Edna and Eliza Cook from Owen Sound and Viola. Cook from Windsor and Lucknow. Sympathy is extended to the family of Liella Finlayson who passed away in Kincardine hospital on Thursday. Liella lived in the house where Shawn and Karen McKay live on Wheeler St. until a few years ago, and was a first cousin of Jessie Johnston. Phemie Cameron and Mildred Loree visited on Wednesday with Evelyn Little at Trillium Court in Kincardine. Evelyn is keeping well and asked to be remembered to all her friends in Lucknow. As you gather with your families to celebrate the birth of Jesus may the. peace and goodwill' of the an- gels song be yours. Litipley woman nominated It's so nice to see our old Luck no ites._ttaove home frorri Chatham Sarnia, Kitchener .and Clinton Welcome! Our sympathy goes out to Needham and family on the loss of The directors of the Ripley Blanche. She is gping to be sadly Agricultural Society held their RIPLEV'Gmbh Missed from our family here. monthly meeting on Dec. 13.s" We hope everyone has a very This year Lacey'�International is by Barb Gbh happy and safe Christmas and a sponsoring an Ontario International prosperous New Year. volunteer of the year award for one person from each of the 1'5 districts in Ontario. Ripley Agricultural Society's nomination for district 10 is Mary C. MacDonald, Homecraft Secretary. Congratulations Mary! . The annual meeting will be held in the meeting room of the Ripley - Huron Community Centre on Jan. 25, 1994 following a pot luck sup- per at 7 p.m. Suggested delegates to the con- vention in,Toronto on Feb. 15-17 arc Vanessa Lifc, Fall Fair Ambas- sador, Bev Fry, Gail vander'Hoek, Gary and Sharon Courtney and Don and Marilyn Reid. New Year's Eve tickets There arc still a few tickets available for the Ncw Year's Eve dance at the Ripley -Huron Complex. If you are interested you may obtain these tickets at the Ripley -Huron Complex. • Jack for special award Lucknow WI enjoy a great turkey dinner Twenty-two ladies of the. Luck - now Women's Institute sat down to a bounteous turkey dinner on Dec. 14. The Anglican ladies catered. Kay tilclntosh 1 played for a Christmas carol sing song. 'Several draws were held during the program. Mabel had a contest and Bernice read an article on the beginnings of Christmas. Santa arrived to' assist in a gift exchange. Celebrates 64th anniversary The family and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carter wish them the very best after celebrating their 64th wedding anniversary this past weekend. Merry Christmas readers At this time I would like to thank everyone for their contributions to this column throughout the past year. Without your news articles and up coming events faithfully reaching my door, this colui'nn would be very difficult to complete. 1 wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a safe and prosperous new year. See you on Jan. 3. Ripley Library Holiday Hours: The Christmas hours are as follows: Friday, Dec. 24, 11-4 p.m.; Dec. 25 -Jan. 3 -closed; Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1-8 p.m. and Friday, Jan. 7, 11-5 p.m. • • U Boxing Week vramicviamiaL<.> •<> • • • 606 Campbell St. • LUCKNOW 528-3429 • Inventory Clear -out December 29th to 31st 1 0% to • STOREWIDE (Some consignments excluded) (Store will be closed Jan. 3 - Jan 8/94) off • • LlarfJie's (Specialty Sh°ppe • • • • • • • CRAIG HARDWOODS LTD: • AUBURN • . Body s FIREWOOD Have you considered Hardwood Slabs? They are approximately the price of wood! 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