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48 In Memoriam
WEBSTER
In remembrance of June, a dear wife and
mother who passed away nine years ago April
9, 2000 and is sadly missed by her husband
Ken and family. - 15x
NIViNS
In loving memory of Beatrice, a dear wife,
mother and grandma, who passed away three
years ago, April 7, 2006.
If yellow roses grow in heaven Lord
Please pick a bunch for us.
Place them in our mother's arms
And tell her they're from us.
Tell her we love her and miss her
And when she turns to smile,
Place a kiss upon her cheek
And hold her for a while.
Because remembering her is: easy,
We doRevery day.
But -there is an ache within our hearts,
That will never go away.
Lovingly remembered by Alex; Jim and Sharon
and .family'. Sandra and John; Ralph and
Cheryl and family; Gerald and Evelyn and fam-
ily; Wayne and Krista and family. - 15cc
The Sentinel has a large
selection of
in memoriam .verses available
for your perusal.
47 Cards of Thanks
LUCKNOW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The organizing committee of the variety con-
cert ansilent auction for theAg ricultural
Society would like to say a big thank you to
Joan Black, the donors, the entertainment,
Allan Miller and Dave Wallace, the Lucknow
Sentinel, the bidders and also** many people
who came out and supported ' our very suc-
cessful event. - 15ar
FARRISH
The family of Jean Farrish.wish to extend their
wholehearted thank yous and appreciation to
all the family and friends who did so much for
us during our time of loss — from making extra
food to donations to the Wingham Hospital and
the Lucknow Presbyterian Church, flowers and
warm thoughts — we appreciate all the gestures
of kindness and love. Thank you to Amy and
Mary Ellen at MacKenzie & McCreath for
accommodating us in every way, thank you to
Rev. Peggy Kinsmen for delivering a lovely
service, and all of the ladies of the Lucknow
Presbyterian Church for all their hard work In
providing a great luncheon after the service.
Thank you to Tracy at Everlastings Flowers for
being so intuitive as to the types/colours of
flowers Jean would have liked. Thank you to
Dr. Shubat and all of the nurses at Wingham &
District Hospital. as well as the home care staff
for taking such good care of Mum, and to the
community of friends and staff of the Riverview
Apartments who were Jean's extended family
when we couldn't be there for her. Thank you
for helping to make our Mum's last years happy
and memorable. With much gratitude and
appreciation; Christina, , Neil, Amanda, Gordon
and families. - 15xmc
GOWER
On and since. my daughter-in-law's death,
Caroline Margaret (Scarfe) Gower; wife of
Larry A:T. Gower and daughter Julia Mary of
llderton, Ontario, Wednesday, March 11, 2009,
and daughter-in-law of the late William H.
Gower. Our families give thanks to all your
prayers, phone calls, offering to help, car rides,
food brought to our home, cards, visits, flowers .
and your thoughts at this time. Caroline was a
beautiful, thoughtful, caring and spiritual per-
son, super Mom and wife, and loving daughter
and daughter-in-law. Condolences can be sent
on-line to O'Neil Funeral Home, William St.,
London, Ontario at www.oneilfuneralhome.ca.
With heartfelt thank ynu, Mary Ellen Gower,
Jack Farrish, James Gower, Cynthia King and
Anna Forsyth and families. - 15cc
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47 Cards of Thanks
TEESWATER TOWN HALL
The Teeswater Town Hall Management Board
would like to thank the following sponsors for
their generous assistance with making our pro-
duction of "1918 Child Soldier" a great suc-
cess. Gay Lea Foods; Royal Canadian Legion
Branches - 309 Lucknow, 102 Walkerton, and
the Ladies Auxiliary Branch 180 Wingham;
Balaklava Audio; Ralph and Jane Dietrich,
Raljay Farms; Boomer's Cosy Restaurant;
Ruth King; Buddsteel; Schuetts' Furniture;
Ship to Shore; Doral Farms; Ship to Shore;
First Class Cafe and Flowers; Soul Attire and
Gifts; Harley's Pub and Perk; Stainton's Home
Hardware, Hay's Electric; Teeswater Agro -
Parts; Ireland Auctions; Teeswater Concrete;
Laney's Family Restaurant; Teeswater 'Video
Mart; Libro; Tiffin Funeral Horne; Liesemer
Home Hardware, Town and Country Crier;
McKague Trucking; Wendt's Jewellers; Millen
Plumbing; Yokassippi Auctions; P.E. Inglis
Contracting; and, Clarence (Butch) Kieffer.
15ar
48 ConiNp twists
TOWN WiDE YARD SALE
Sign up now for Lucknow's Town Wide Yard
Sale Saturday,May 9 8 a.m. to nook:fee
y � $5
covers advertising costs. Register and pay (by
May 1) at Everlastings, Lucknow Pharmasave,
Lucknow Sentinel or Mac's Milk. Out-of-town-
ers welcome to set up downtown or at the.
arert parking lots as space permits. Must sup-
ply own tables. 15-18ar
WORLD CHAMPION ELVIS IN
Roy LeBlanc, Sunday, May 3 at 7 p.m. at
Ex
etec United Church, 42 James St, Exeter
Tickets: $15. 519-235.-0860. -15-17
EASTER EGG HUNT
Saturday, April 11, at 11 a.m. Good weather
location is at the Gazebo beside the sports
complex. If the weather is bad, the Easter Egg
Hunt will be held Inside the Sports Complex in
the multipurpose room. it's free and all children
ages 10 and under are welcome to join in the
fun, visit with the Easter Bunny and get a treat
bag. This event is sponsored by the Lucknow
& District Chamber of Commerce. Remember
to bring your camera. - 14,15ar
GOOD FRIDAY WALK OF WITNESS
You are invited to jot on Good Friday, April 10.
The ion ' will walk silently along
Cam ll Street, stopping at various points to
singprayand reflect on the storyof Christ's
Crucifixion. The walk leaves Wat rwork's Park,
6:30 p.m., concluding at the United Church
service at 7:15. Everyone Is welcome to share
in this walk as a reminder .of the true message
of Easter. - 14,15
GENERAL MEETING
Of the Lucknow Horticultural Society, Tuesday,
April 14, 1:30 p.m., at the Lucknow Town Hall.
Subject for meeting is a permanent horseshoe
for Waterworks Garden Park. - 14,15ar
The Bayou Boys
(CCR Tribute Band)
Saturday, April 25, 8 pm to 1 am
Lucknow Community Centre
Advance $15. At Door $20
Age of Majority Only
TICKETS: SHEAR DESIGN, NINE WAVES, LUCKNOW CO -Op
LUCKNOW DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE
• Sat., April 18 - Wingham Adult Day Centre's
Spring Fling
• Sat., April 25 - Kinettes' Spring Dance - CCR
• Sun., April 26 - Minor Hockey Banquet BBQ
FOR INFO OR BOOKINGS CALL
McDonagh Insurance 519-528-3423
48 Coming Events
MOM -2 -MOM SALE
Saturday, April 18, from 10 a.m. to Noon at the
Dungannon Ag Hall. Many different vendors
offering gently used childrens clothes, toys and
much more. If interested in having a table call
Kelly at 519-528-2559 or or email dkthom-
son@hurontel.on.ca - 15,16ar
A SOCIAL EVENING
For Elyse DeBruyn and Dennis Dewar at the
Ripley HUron Community Centre. Saturday,
May 2, 9 p.m. to 1-a.m. Age of majority. Tickets
$5 available at 519-395-5595. - 15nx
FINLAYSON'S EASTER HOURS
Closed Good Friday, open on Easter Sunday
for bung only...closing at 3 p.m. - 15ar
SPRING TRADE FAIR
"Here in Huron", Friday, May 1, 1 to 8 p.m. and
Saturday, May 2, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. SH
Recreation -Centre, 94 Victoria, Exeter. $3/$2
with food bank donation. Featuring the DQ
kith Zone, Garden Clinic & Demo by Master
Gardeners of Ontario, Local Talent, Vendor
Demos. Over 60 exhibitors. Everything for your
life and family, your house and hdme, right
here in Huron. 519-235-0471, ext. 22.
Sponsored by the SH Cher of Commerce,
DO, A Channel, Hansen's Independent.- 15-
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RIPLEY AND AREA 4*H CLUBS
Will soon be starting for the. 2009 season. if
you are interested in any of these clubs, please'
contact the appropriate leader to receive infor-
mation about your first meeting. Arrangements
could possibly be made for you to 'borese a
project animal. Beef: call ` Bob► at 519-395-
•4917; - Conservation: call Fran at 519-395-
5628; Dairy: call Alec at 519-395-4132; Sheep:
call Anne at 519-395-5987; Vet' call Robyn at
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EXETER UNITED CHURCH
Sunday, April 19, 2:30 p.m. Hear the Goder!ich
Harbouraires. An enjoyable afternoon= of
listening mu -Adults $10/Students $5.
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BUCK A DOE
For Anthony Sloetjes and Vanessa Miedema,
Saturday, May 2, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., Lucknow
Arena. Tlckets: ` Chris 519-528-2670 or Barb
519-529-7477. Bus pickup in Ashfield at 9 p.m.
and return at 1 a.m. Call 519-529-7477 for
details. 14-18ar :
EASTER AT St PETER'S ANGLICAN
Maundy Thursday, April 9, pot luck supper 6
p.m., service at 7:30 p.m.; Good Friday
Service, April 10, in Blyth at 10:30 a.m.; Easter
Sunday, April 12 at 9:15 a.m. All are welcome.
- 14,15ar
SLY FUN NWT BINGO,
Thursday, AprIl 9, 7:30 p.m., Nile Church.
Everyone welcome. Harr) prizes. - 14,15cc
StU& Doe for
Evan Poll St Tarrin Colwell
Friday, April 10
Wingham Knights of Columbus
Dance: 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
$5 admission Age of Majority
Tickets: 519-528-2545
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April 8 solution
New)s from Kinlough
By Erlma Haldenby
The sympathy of the community goes
out to the family of Murray Gaunt, of
Wingham, who passed away last week.
Murray was well, known- in this area in
media work, politics and church work.
.The Silver Lake WI met at the Kinloss
Community Centre last week with Helen
Stanley chairing the meeting. The meet-
ing t opened with the Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect followed by the business.
The : group discussed the disclosure, the
day out in May and the May meeting with
secret pals. Helen Stanley showed the
group how to make paper clip angels.: Don
and : Betty Bone returned home early last
week from visiting in Bracebrndge with
Kurt and Janet Neilson:
The weather didn't co-operate for the
first farm auction of the area d at Glen and
Wayne McConnell's. The ladies from
Kingarf Anglican: Church had : the f
booth.
Congratulations to Brian Percy and.
Susan Smith who were married on
Saturday at the farm on Hayes Lake
Avenue. Friends and family helped them
celebrate their big day at the shed - at the
home of Glen and Shelley ,Haldenby.with
a pig roast in the evening.
Visitors from a distance to the a wedding
were Joan and Don Bertrand, Mark and
Michelle Bertrand and - and Nathan
family
and Ashley $strand, of:. Simcoe, and.
Becky Bertrand from Jakarta, Indonesia.
Sara and Raven Haldenby and Michael
Jacob, of Cochrane, were home for the
wedding reception and stayed with Erb
Haldenby.
Marion and Cathy Jansen, of Cochrane,
stayed with Mien and Shelly Haldenby
and attended the reception.
DJ and Jessica Haldenby and Makenna
helped DJ's. grandparents Reinhard and
Carol Lapp, of Clifford, celebrate their
50th wedding anniversary at .Dunkeld
Restaurant for brunch Sunday morning.;
Brad and Joey Rhody, Hayden and:
Jenna returned home to Phorsky, Alta. this
week after visiting .family and friends in
the area.
Conn tions to . Jason and Elaine
Ellis collie ;birth of a baby boy on the
weekend_ Tyler Allan . was welcomed by
grandpa Allan Rhody and great grandpar-
ents, Gerald" and Merle Rhody.
A friend of the Haldenby family, Kory
Earle, of Carlton Place, was on the televi-
sion show, 'The R Word' which aired on
the Omni channel on Sunday evening..
The show talked about institutions for the
mentally and physically disabled, the
abuse of the patient's, the hardships of
families, problems of integration and the
need for support systems and understand-
ing in communities. Kory works for
People. First, a group that works to have
the disabled respected, loved and accept-
ed as people living in our communities.
The Kinloss Community Centre had
another successful supper on Sunday
afternoon. The Kingarf North area was in
charge of the roast beef dinner.
The Kinlough Presbyterian Church cel-
ebrated the sacrament of holy communion
on Palm Sunday. Next Sunday is Easter. I
will you God's finest blessings as you cel-
ebrate the Easter season. Happy Easter.