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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-01-19, Page 10II Page 10 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 19, 1994 Congratulations to area grandparents on arrivals Congratulations to Leona Boyle and Ken and Anne Williamson, of Walton, on the arrival of a granddaughter, Melissa ona, born to Harry and Cathy Boyle on Dec. 28, 1993. Congratulations to Bob and Doreen McCormick on the birth of a grandson, and to Stella McCor- mick a great grandson, born Jan. 14, 1994 to Kim and Ish Rahaman of Kitchener. Doreen and Bob visited with Kim and Ish and family on Saturday and brought grandchildren Ryan and Alicia home with them for a few days. The , McCormicks were thankful to arrive home safely Saturday evening 'as the blowing snow worsened at Listowel and got bad the further north they travelled. Many children are missing school because of the chicken pox. Congratulations to Harvey Culbert who continues to top the senior citizen's five pin bowling league. at 'Goderich, and to Harold Maize, formerly of Dungannon, who placed third on Jan. -6. -:. •• • Dungannon Senibl Citizens have started ,back to making. pies on Wednesdays at the Centre. Orders are greatly appreciated. Around 20 members of Belle Mole's family celebrated Christmas with Belle and Frank on Jan. 16. Families were present from London, Ailsa Craig, Pickering, Courtright and surrounding area. All relatives except one grandson, his wife and two . children were able "to attend this happy occasion. Tanya Hodges, of Kitchener, was able to be home with her parents Terry and Penny, on the weekend. She and other area students were driven back by het; mother Penny on Monday. Rene Arsenault has added a new 30' x 44' ,storage building to the existing two storey 36' x 32' • buil- ding on his property. Rene does UNGANNON. woodwork and steel work. Terry Hodges welcomed the first cardinal to his bird feeder. He has many bluejays and several other varieties flocking for feed these ' cold mornings. They are a welcome sight from my window. Christmas was a gala occasion for Hazel Park and family, when son Allan, wife Kathy and daughters Angela and Leanne from Fort McLeod, Alberta visited. Aunts and uncles, John and Marina Park, Dick and Noreen Park, •Ken and Beth Hodges and many cousins were visited before their departure on Jan. 12. It is 10 years since Allan was home and an 18 year interval 'for )"Kathy and girls,who were three and five years old in 1975. • On Jan. 12 the Dungannon Seniors got back into card playing action. The champs were Jim Er- rington, Joe Courtney (on high pink card), John Harris and Aileen Trcmmer. "Feeling God's Call" was the sermon topic of lay minister Micheline Montreuil at Dungannon United Church on Jan. 16. Saturday night's big blow closed the main highways and mode of travel was limited to local. Many events were cancelled. Some vil- lagers spent the night safely in town with family and friends. Kate's reflection:. "Experience is one thing you cannot buy on the easy payment plan." Red Cross. Ready. Thanks to your donation'through United Way • Russell G. Struthers 1915 - 1993 Russell Gilchrist Struthers died at his home in Cambridge, on Dec. 27, 1993, in his 78th year. He was a veteran of the Second World War, serving overseas with the airforce. Mr. Struthers was • born in the Paramount District, near Lucknow, to the late James and Annie (Walker) Struthers. He is survived by son Terry and his wife Wendy and three grandchildren of Mission, B.C. Mr. Struthers was a first cousin of Mary Simpson of Whitechurch,' Jean McLeod and Gordon Struthers of Lucknow. Besides his parents, Mr. Struthers was predeceased by his wife Fran- ces Terrell in March 1993, and brothers William and Alvin. Burial took place in Cambridge on Dec. 31, 1993. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery. Fred Edwards 1940 - 1994 Thomas Frederick (Fred) Edwards of R.R. 2, Holyrood, an iron worker, died at University Hospital, London, on Jan. 13, 1994, in his 54th year. He was a member of the Kinlough Pentecostal Church. Mr. Edwards was born on Sept. 3, 1940, in Lambton County. • He is survived by his wife, the former Melita Coulter, and two daughters, Michelle and Jody, both of London, and a brother Bill Ed- wards of .Watford. Mr. Edwards was predeceased by his parents Clifford and Myrtle (Wyatt) Edwards. Visitation was at the MacKenzie . and McCreath Funeral Home on Jan. 15. The funeral was conducted from the .Kinlough Pentecostal Church on Jana 16 at, 2:30 p.m. with Rev. R. Donnan officiating. Organist was Laura Dahmer. Spring interment. ATTENTION..... Come And Join Our Birthday. Club. If you are 12 years of age and under, have Mom or. Dad, drop in, or phone the Sentinel Office at 528-2822 with your name; and bir- thday. When the Week of your bir thday arrives, we will print' it in a special birthday column. NO PICTURES, PLEASE! 0RITUARUES Vi Arnold 1912 - 1994 Violet Isabel (Vi) Arnold, of Lucknow, died at the Wingham and District Hospital, on Jan. 9, '1994, in her 82nd year. She was born on Oct. 31, 1912, in. Goodlands, Manitoba to the late Jack and Florence (Bawtinhimer) Hunter. On Oct. 1, 1930, she married Jim Arnold, in Deloraine, Manitoba. For many years She farmed with her husband in West Wawanosh Township, Huron County, Subse- quently, they ran the Lanesville General Store, Ashfield Township, before retiring to Lucknow. Mrs. Arnold was'a member of the Lucknow United Church, the UCW, the Lucknow Agricultural Society, the Lucknow Horticultural Society, and the Canadian Order of Foresters. Mrs. Arnold is survived by her husband Jim, of Lucknow; and eight children: Reginald and wife Oda Mae Arnold of Manitoba; Evelyn • and husband Herb Corbett of Calgary,. Alberta; Richard and wife Maureen of British Columbia; Walter and wife Lorraine of Luck - now, Ontario; Donnie and wife Norma of Manitoba; Karen and husband Stephen Graham of Cal- gary,. Alberta; Ann and husband Wayne Tribe of Edmonton, Alberta; and Susan and husband Steve Var- . dy, of Calgary„ Alberta. She is also survived by brothers and ' sisters: Lilly Culbertson, Manitoba; Vern Hunter, Lucknow; Ella Hackett,.. Lucknow; Allan Hunter, Trenton; Ilien Lemoine, Lucknow, and Bill Hunter, Luck- now; 14 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Visitation was at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, Luck - now. The funeral service was con- ducted Jit the Lucknow , United Church on Jan. 12, with Rev. Wil- liam Bresnahan officiating. The Lucknow United Church Choir was accompanied by organist Carl Mor- rison. Pallbearers were Briar] Arnold, Douglas Graham, Barry Elphick, Dale Hunter, Bob Hunter and Lance Sanderson. Spring interment Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. Sympathy is extended to Melita Edwards and family in the passing of her husband Fred, who died in University Hospital,. in his 54th year. The funeral was held at the Pentecostal Church on Sunday afternoon. We extended sympathy to Agnes Hodgins on the loss of her brother Ben McCue of Kincardine. ACW'. The Anglican Church Women met on Jan.' 13 at the home of May and Edna Boyle, with Maureen Collins presiding. The theme pertained to what the New Year holds in store for, us. Scripture reading was from Psalm 139, followed by prayer. Kay Thacker read the minutes and the rollcall was: Did you ° make a New Year's resolution? Khy May Boyle INLOUGH Lynda Thacker was thanked for :. preparing the program booklets. Special prayers were given for • those ill in the community and those in, bereavement.. Agnes Hodgins gavea humorous reading and lrlma Wall one on -New • Years. Maureen Collins had a contest pertaining to the New Year. This was followed by the 'hymn New ,Every Morning is Thy Love, followed by prayer. Mrs. Hodgins and Mrs. Collins each conducted a contest. A .social time and refreshments followed. WI members take ,a look at Canadian jndustries Eleven members of the Lucknow Women's Institute gathered for their January meeting. Grace Gibson and Celia Aitchison served dessert. Bernice Johnstone opened the meeting in the usual way and read a poem. Rollcall was answered by naming, a treeand something made from it. Mabel Whitby and Bemadean Ritchie reported on the recent rally held in Paisley. Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Aitchison • gave an article..on Canadian In- dustries. Kay McIntosh played songs for "name that tune." YBC Games over 125: Kristina El Johnston 159, Julie Cleland 126, 132, Jennifer Moffat. 128, James Mann 134, Wyatt Kwan 136. Bowlers of the month for Decem- ber. Smurfs - Greg Beyersbergen 112, Pee Wee - Angela Gillespie 108, Bantams - Cody Pegg 181, Junior - Kristina Johnston 188. Ripley Bowlers Jan. 10: Games over 150.- Peg' Broome 165, Cliff Turel 189, Ed Fink 156; Gord Fry 155, Joan McLeod 156, 165, Al Schaus 153, Frank Rumig 163, 167. • Men's H.S. and H.D. .to date: Cliff Turel 246, Ed Fink 399. Ladies' H.S. and H.D. to date: Edna Stanley 196, Joan McLeod 321. Standings: Cardinals 24, Bluebirds 22, Robins 21, Wrens 14, Larks 9, Orioles 6. Wednesday Night Mixed High scores to date: Men's single Ron Cassidy 314, men's triple Gerald Rhody 755; ladies' H.S. Diane Archer, 310, H.T. Merle Rhody 742. Games over 200: Ken Chaput 222, Donna Pepper 204, Jim Miller 223, 263, Ron Cassidy 202, Dave Swan 245, Thelma Affl&k 216, Gerald Rhody 202, 242, Marion Jones 232, Marie Scott 203, Tom Hogan 234 from Dec. 29, Steve Van Osch 250, Karla Hogan 205, Antone Van Osch 229, Merle Rhody 249, Jackie Duiker 234. Standings: Pussycats 78, Wood- OWLING chucks 61, Beavers 53, Chipmunks 53, Bunnies 47, squirrels 44. Town and Country Ladies' H.S. Grace Geertsma 194, H,D. Shirley Brooks 357: Men's H.S. and H.D. Dave Swan 204, 376. Apologies to Dave Swan who had the H.D. last week and was accidently given a name. Games 150 and over: Dave Swan 204, 172, Grace Geertsma 194, 157, Shirley Brooks 140, 177, Kay McCormick 187, Dick Nettleton 190, Gwen Lennips 179, George Taylor 155, Jean Phillips 152, Alene Clark 151, Ian Dougherty 151, John McKinnon 151. Team standings: Pansies 44, Daf- fodils 43, Crocuses 39, Hyacinths 37, Tulips 32, Snowdrops 30. Wednesday Night Mixed Ladies' H.S. and H.T. Shirley Kennedy 261, 63d. Men's H.S. and H.T. Eric Taylor 269, 679. Games 200 and over. Tracey Norman 217, Jim Miller 202, . Gerald Rhody 243, 210, Shani Webb 224, John' Van Diepen 219, 209, Merle Rhody 259, 203, Shirley Kennedy 261, 209, .Fred DeBoer 240, Robert Jones 244, Eric Hal- denby 229, Eric Taylor 269, 214, Team standings: John's Jokers 81, Ramblers 62, Pigeons 55, Noisy Critters 52, Bluejays 48; Jokers 38.