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Page 16 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 6, 1994
IRTHS
McPherson - Hi, my name is Jor-
dan Ryley. I was born Mar. 14,
1994 in Alexandra Marine General
Hospital, Goderich, to Steve and
Gail, weighing in at 9 lbs. 12 oz.
My two big brothers are Brandon
and Courtnay. Grandparents are
Allan and Margaret Hackett, Luck,
now and. Ian and Eva McPherson,
Teeswater.
BOWLING
Wednesday Night Mixed
Games over 200: Ken Chaput'
202, Jim Miller 206, 231, Mary
Philips 220, Tom Hogan 208,
Merle Rhody 202, Marion Jones
229, Steve Van Osch 212, Bev
McNay 25.9, .Wilma Elliott 221,
Ron Cassidy 233, Gerald Rhody
230, 215, Jackie Duiker 218, 228,.
Chuck Morris 246, 268, 214.
Team standings: Pussycats 128,
Chipmunks 115, Beavers 90, Wood-
chucks 90, Bunnies 77, Squirrels
65.
YBC •
Games over 125: Russ Mann 127,
Patrick Ritchie 166, 131.• .
Monday Night Mixed
Ladies' H.S. and H.T. Shirley
Kennedy 214, 535.
Men's H.S. and H.T. Eric Taylor
273, 645.
Games over 200: Terry Burt 207;
Eric Taylor 273, Shirley Kennedy
214, John Van .,Diepen 214, 204,
Wilma Elliott 202, Gerald Rhody
241, 205.
Team standings: John's Jokers
114, .Pigeons •: 106,, Noisy 'Critters
104, r Ramblers . 95, Jokers • 76,
Bluejays 72. •
Town and Country •
Ladies . H.S. and H.D. Fern
McDonald 220, 391.
Men's H,S, and H.D. George
Taylor 203, 353.
Qames 150 and over:. George
Taylor -203, .150, Ian Dougherty
183, John McKinnon 164, Dick
Nettleton 155, Fern McDdna i 220,
171, Kay Crawford 182, Gwen
Lennips. 154, Belle Herbert 159,
Anne Anderson 9166, Evelyn Phil -
.lips 160. '
Team points: Snowdrops 10,
Crocuses 7,. Tulips 5, Daffodils 3,
Hyacinths 3, Pansies 2.
WHITECHURCH
by. Jean Ross
The Whitechurch village card
parties came to a close, until fall,
with a pot luck supper at the home
of Mildred McClenaghan.
Four tables of cards followed with
high lady's prize going to Margaret
McVittie of Wingham', a visitor..
Second high wasVera Falconer.
Brian Rintoul and Don Ross were
in , first and second place for the
men.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ross of
Owen Sound spent the weekend
with Don and Jean Ross.
Hazel Laidlaw received word
recently that she has a new great
grandson, born to Marty and
Michelle Jackson,of Kitchener.
Easter was marked with
several special services
Easter weekend was celebrated
with special services in all the area
churches on Thursday, Friday and
Sunday. The choirs presented
special music to proclaim the good
news that Christ is Risen.
Several families were able to get
together for the- long weekend.
Home with her mother, Jennie
Porteous, were Ivlary and Robert
Bell of Sarnia.
Bob Hunter and family from
Oakville visited with his mother,
Anna May Hunter.
Rev. Bill and Peggy Henderson
had Sandy, Patty and family from
near Toronto to spend Sunday with
'them.
Pat and Kirsty Bell, from Guelph
spent Friday and Saturday with Ken
and Elleda Laidlaw.
Stan, Pam, Alex and Sarah Loree
of Brampton were home with his
parents,' Austin and Mildred Loree
on Friday and Saturday. On Friday,
Shirley and Lydia Kalbfleisch of
Moorefield visited at the same
home.
James and Karen MacDonald,
Andrew and Scott from London
LUCKNOW
by Mildred Loree
spent the weekend, and Ron, Aaron
and Josh of Kincardine, came Sun-
day to Leonard and Fern Mac-
Donalds.
Bruce and Elizabeth Comeil and
Mary Jane Finlayson of Toronto
called on Jessie Johnston recently.
Anniversaries are popular at this
time of year. Bryan and Vana Gam-
mie were honored by family and
friends on their 25th wedding an-
niversary Saturday night; at the
Lucknow Legion.
This week, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Laidlaw have been married 52 years
on Apr. 4; Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Cooper 54 years on Apr. 7, and Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon Struthers 55 years
on Apr. 8. Congratulations to each
of these couples:
Welcome home to Many of our.
residents that. spent the winter in
warmer places and now are coming
back to Lucknow for the summer.
Eileen .W.innifred Wagner
1921 - 1996
Eileen Winnifred Wagner, of
Campbell Street, Lucknow, died at
the Wingham and District Hospital,
on Mar. 27, 1994. She was 72 years
old.
The former Eileen Griffin was
born July 18, 1921, in Holmesville,
Ontario.
On Dec. 26, 1942, she married
Gerald Wagner, • at the Lucknow
Rectory.
Besides her huspand, Gerald, Mrs.
Wagner is survived by three sons,
Carl of . Woodstock, Cliff of
Woodstock, Wayne pf Cambridge,
and three daughters, Sharon Austin
of Lucknow, Dorothy Schultz of
Dungannon, and Dona Hogan of
R.R. 3 Lucknow; 17 grandchildren
and several great grandchildren.
Mrs. Wagner is also survived by
three sisters Lenore McTavish of
OBITUARY
Wingham, Georgina Williams of
Guelph, and Donna Baker of
Exeter.
She was .predeceased by her
parents, and a brother Leonard.
The funeral washeld at the
MacKenkie,and McCreath Funeral
Home, Lucknow, on Mar. 30, 1994,
with Rev. Peggy Kinsman of the
South Kinloss Presbyterian Church
officiating.
Flower bearers were. Dawn
Hogan, Erin Schultz, Shelly -Larch.
Pallbearers'were Carl Wagner (an
uncle), Pete Williams, Troy Wag-
ner, 'George McInnes, Wayne Phil-
lips and Rich Larch.
Spring interment South Kinloss
Cemetery, •Lucknow.
Hodgins have, daughter
home during Easter
Tammara Hodgins, of North Bay;
spent the Easter 'holidays at her
home here and do Saturday she and
her mother, Volaine Hodgins, and
grandmother, Agnes Hodgins, at-
tended 'a bridal shower for Janet
Bennett at Kincardine.
We hope that all of our reader's
had a blessed Easter and may its
blessing linger throughout the'year.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Sparling,,of
Walkerton' visited Thursday after-
noon with Edna and May Boyle.
On Good Friday afternoon Ser-
vice was held, in the Anglican
Church conducted by Rev. Linda
Hill.
The Kinlough choir was joined by
the choir from St. Peter's Church,
Lucknow, and sang the lovely Good
Friday anthem "Were you there
when they crucified my Lord?",and
the psalm for Good Friday with the
congregation joining . in with the
refrain.
Several readers assisted with the
'Good Friday story. The service was
Kby May Boyle
INLOUGH
well attended. A fine way to ob-
serve Good Friday.
' We ' extend sympathy to the
family and relatives . of the late
Mabel Campbell who passed away
at Pinecrest Manor, Lucknow,
where she had been a resident for
many years. The remains rested at
the MacKenzie and -McCreath
Funeral • Home where the funeral
was held last Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brace and
family of London spent Easter
weekend with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Rhody.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Barr held their
Easter family dinner on Saturday.
Genealogists. learn research process
The research process was the
topic, of the March meeting of the
Bruce and Grey Brandi of the
Ontario Genealogical Society.
The speaker was Ken Young who
discussed the five steps to the
process. First you identify all
known family information. When
this is displayed; on' the proper
forms such as a`pedigrec chart and
f, nily group sheet you can then
decide what information you want
to know about the family. You then
p pare a research log listing the
research objective. You may choose
to look through genealogical
records which may be either
complied or original records. At
other times you may be looking
through background information or
Ending aids, You then obtain and
search the record and then record
the information found. or not found
on your research log; then enter the
information on the appropriate form
and then decide on what you are
going to do next. When you obtain
new information it is important to
•share this with other family mem-
bers.
Pedigree charts, family group
sheets and research logs are
available at the regular monthly
meeting of the society. '
The April meeting will be, held at
Owen Sound and North Grey Union
Public Library, 824 - 1st Ave. West
in Owen Sound, Apr. 26 beginning
at 7:30 p.m. Paul Smart, Manager
of Support Services for the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
will be the guest speaker.
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