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COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
Nominations are being accepted for the
Lucknow and District Chamber of Cpm-
merce Community Service award.
Forms available at The Sentinel. Dead-
line Sept. 30. --28ar
ANGLICAN PARISH
OF KINLOUGH,
LUCKNOW AND RIPLEY
July 1.7 - one service only in St. Peter's,
Lucknow at 11 a.m. Nursery provided. --
28ar
SINGLES DANCE
Sunday, July 17 at the Wingham Legion
Hall. Dancing 7. to 11 p.rn. Music by
Count Down. No blue jeans please. --
28gp
LUCKNOW CRAFT FESTIVAL
July 29 and 30. Friday noon - 10 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Lucknow
Arena. Admission $1.00, children under
12 free, with adult. Crafts, homemade
baking, fresh produce and
demonstrations. --28-30
COME & GO TEA
for Midford and 'rime Wall's 50th wed-
ding anniversary. Sunday, July 24, 2
p.m. - 4 p,m. at the Kinlough Anglican
Church basement. Best wishes only. --
28,29x
BAZAAR, TEA & BAKE SALE
The annual bazaar, tea and bake sale
at Ashfield Presbyterian Church is July
16, 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. Everyone welcome. -
-28
50/50 DRAW TICKETS
Lucknow Craft Festival 50/50 draw
tickets available at your Favorite Things,
From ,'Our Heart, Margie's Specialty
Shoppe or any director. --28
HURON SHORES ARTS
AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL
Davidson Centre with over 100 artisans.
Friday, July 22, 5 - 9 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday, July 23 and 24, 10 a.m. to .5
p.m. Admission $2. Sponsored by
Kincardine Kinsmen and Kinettes. --28-
29gp
OPEN HOUSE
The Residents and staff of Maple
Breezes Manor invite you to share in
celebrating .their second anniversary.
Open House will be held Sunday, July
17 from 2 - 4 p.m. Please join us for
refreshments and. fellowship. —28x
LIP SYNC/AIR BAND Competition Fri.,
July 29, 8 p.m. Caledonia Park (arena).
Open to 13-19 year olds. Prizes $100,
$50, $25. Business competition to fol-
low. Register at Image Impact 528-
2210.--28,29,30ar
BARBECUE: Feast on•Huron County's
best - beef, pork, turkey at A Taste of
Country Barbecue, Blyth arena, July 23,
6-7 p.m. Advance tickets.$10. (includes
admission to. Food Fair). Reserve by
calling 523-4792. --28,29
Honor Margaret Mowbray
on her 80th birthday
On July 9, 70 family members
gathered at Clifford Community
Centre- in honor of Margaret
Mowbray's 80th birthday. A
delicious smorgasbord dinner was
enjoyed. Guests present were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert MacDonald of
Detroit, Alba r MacIntyre of
T.eeswater, Gladys Funston of
Reid's Corners, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Forster, Mary McIntosh,
and Elsie Houston all of Lucknow.
The Lucknow Legion Pipe Band
provided the Sunday evening
program at the park in Goderich
this week which was enjoyed by
everyone present.
There was a Targe crowd at the
Community Centre Friday evening
for the auction sale of home
ILUCKNOW .
by Mildred Loree
furnishings of Beryl Johnston
(Mowbray).
Mr. and Mrs. John Crow of South
Lyon, Michigan, spent a weekend
recently with Mary McIntosh.
Mrs. Crow was the former
Marlene MacLennan and will be
remembered by many in the area.
There were six tables of shoot in
play at the Drop in Centre last
week,
Gerda deJong and Art Ernewein
were in high positions, with Muriel
Moffat and Teresa Courtney, in low
positions.
Byler - Eli and Verna of R.R. 2,
Lucknow, welcome with love their
son, Daniel E. Byler, born July 3,
1994, at Wingham and District
Hospital, weighing 7 lbs.
Monsma - David and Melissa are
delighted to announce the safe
arrival of their daughter, Phyllis
Darlene on June 16, 1994, at. Kin-
cardine District Hospital, weighing
6 lbs. 15 oz. Proud grandparents are
Loma and Martin Phelan of Ripley,
Albert Middlecamp of Toronto, and
Henry and Sophy Monsma of
Ripley.
Wilcocks - Knoop - Rick and
Margaret are pleased to announce
the safe arrival of their first child,
Kyle Richard. Kyle arrived at the
Guelph• General Hospital, on July 1,
1994, weighingin at 8 lbs. 13 oz.
The proud grandparents are An-
thony Knoop, of Goderich, and
Ross and Marie Wilcocks of Point
Edward.
BIRTHS
Marleau - David and Mary Lillian
are proud to announce the arrival of
their son, Michael David Duncan,
on June 15, 1994, at . Mississauga
General Hospital, weighing 9Ibs. 5
oz. Michael is the grandson of
Bonita Marleau of Mississauga,
Michael Marleau of Dearborn,
Michigan, and the late Duncan and
Lillian Simpson, of Kintail.
Martin - John and Rosemary are
delighted to announce the arrival of
Craig Francis, born July 4, 1994, at
Alexander Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich. Craig is a new
brother for Brent and Sean. Proud
grandparents are Don and Mary
Martin, of Wingham, and John,(and
the late Sophie) Foran of R.R. 2,
Auburn.
Newlyweds live in Sarnia
Smith - McBride
Connie McBride and Dan Smith
were united in marriage on June
4, 1994, at the First Baptist
Church, Stayner, by Rev. Nor-
man Bullock, Connie is the
daughter of. George McBride of
R.R. 5, Lucknow and Dan is the
son of Jim and Linda Smith,
Petrolia. Matron of honor was
Tracey Smith, of Ottawa, the
groom's sister-in-law. Rob Gen-
noe, of Wyoming, a friend of the
groom was bestman. A reception
was held at the home of George
and Donna McBride, following
the wedding. Connie and Dan will
live in Sarnia where he attends
Lambton College.
Dickies host family reunion
Ira and Elizabeth Dickie and
family hosted the Dickie reunion on
July 10 with 64 attending. Over.
night guests were Denver and Bren-
,da, Alex and Dianne Dickie of
Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Fowlie and Linda and friend Bar-
bara of Jefferson; Ohio. Mrs.
Fowlie is a sister of Ira's.
Alia Kuraishi of Riverside,
California,, is visiting with her
grandparent: , Frank , and Murial
MacKenzie.
Sympathy is extended to. Kathy
and Harold Howald on the death of
Kathy's brother, Mark Read of
—" Alexandria, Virginia. •
Helen MacIntyre took a year's
leave of absence from the Bruce
County Board of Education to go to
Osaka, Japan to teach English to
'adults. Helen expects to be gone for
a year. The community certainly
wishes her all the best while on this
trip.
Nancy and Helen MacIntyre en-
joyed having Natasha Stanley for a
holiday at their cottage at Port
Albert.
SOUTH KINLOSS
by Ruth Buchmeier
South Kinloss WMS
The South Kinloss Women's
Missionary Society met in the
church basement on July 6 with
Elizabeth Dickie as hostess Vice
president Nancy Maclntyre chaired
the meeting, opening with reading
parts of "Love, Frustration, and
Tired Souls", by Clara Henderson,
from Glad Tidings.
Rollcall was answered with a
favorite Bible story. •
Florence MacConnell gave an
interesting Bible study on "kindness
and generosity." She said kindness
gives birth to kindness; Christian
kindness carries with it concerns in
sharing.
Margaret De Boer very capably
gave the Study Book on • three
economics. We want our
economical system to give a fair
distribution of income with full
employment, restore and retain
health of the planet and' stability,
growth and efficiency. But it cannot
all be ongoing at the same time.
Doris MacKinnon gave a reading
"Wing of Prayer". Mrs. De Boer
and Ruth Bell sang a duet with
Marilyn Maclntrye accompanying at
the piano.
Mrs. De Boer and Mrs. MacCon-
nell were the directors and served a
delicious lunch to close the
meeting.
Reading Club
It was blast off time at . the
Lucknow Library, as pre-school
and Grades 1 - 8 space explorers
joined up for the annual summer
reading club. This year's chal-
lenge is to read six books, one
about space or planets. There's
still some room on the spaceship
before we land for the "Wind-up
Party" in mid-August.
The Lucknow Branch will be
holding its annual book sale on
the Saturday of the August long
weekend. Watch the Sentinel for
details. Donations are welcome.
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