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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2016-06-01, Page 44 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, June 1, 2016 11ff www.lucknowsentinel.com The Lucknow Sentinel PUBLISHED WEEKLY P.O. Box 400, 619 Campbell Street Lucknow Ontario NOG 2H0 phone: 519-528-2822 fax: 519-528-3529 www.lucknowsentinel.com [p] POSTMEDIA JOHN BAUMAN Group Manager, Media Sales john.bauman@sunmedia.ca JOY JURJENS Office Administrator lucknow.sentinel@sunmedia.ca TROY PATTERSON Editor 519-396-2963 ext. 104 TPatterson@Postmedia.com DARRYL COOTE Reporter 647-869-7720 DCoote@postmedia.com CURTIS ARMSTRONG Group Director of Media Sales - Grey, Bruce and Huron County Postmedia carmstrong@postmedia.com P: 519-376-2250 x514301 Publications Mail Agreement No. 40064683 RETURN UNDELIVERABLE CANADIAN ADDRESSES TO SENTINEL CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT P.O. 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Canada A0cna Member of the Canadian Community NewspaperAssociation and the Ontario Community Newspapers Association HuronTel to donate $25,000 to Wingham hospital over five years Hurontel Telecommunications Healthcare Heroes Radiothon on has joined the ever expanding May 12 to present their donation group of businesses supporting to the Wingham & District Hos- the Wingham & District Hospital pital Foundation. All donations Foundation's Our Hospital, Our to the WDH Foundation made Future campaign with a five year during the Radiothon joined pledge of $25,000. previous campaign donations, Hurontel works with the Rural such as the one by Hurontel, and Broadband Association to bring went towards the Our Hospital, telecommunications service to Our Future campaign goal. rural communities and this "The 8,000 people we serve in donation is a natural extension Huron and Bruce Counties are of Hurontel's commitment to the same people who use the ensuring essential services - in Wingham & District Hospital this case healthcare - are availa- and it was important to us to ble in rural Ontario. support a project that affects so Hospital, equipment upgrades The donation by Hurontel has many people," said HuronTel and the creation of a new pri- assisted the campaign team to general manager Glenn Grubb. mary care community health raise 60% of the $4 million fund- The Our Hospital, Our Future campus. raisinggoal. campaign supports much Donations to the WDH Foun- Representatives of Hurontel needed expansions to six depart- dation's Radiothon goal will be attended the 15th Annual CKNX ments of the Wingham & District accepted until June 30. Submitted Hurontel supported Wingham Hospital with $25,000 donation to Our Hospital, Our Future Campaign at the 15th CKNX Healthcare Heroes Radiothon. L -R: Gord Baxter - WDH Foundation Treasurer, Nicole Jutzi - WDH Foundation Coordinator, and Glenn Grubb - Hurontel General Manager. The Our Hospital, Our Future campaign is ongoing. For more information on how you can sup- port both the CKNX Healthcare Heroes Radiothon and the Our Hospital, Our Future campaign visit www.wdhfoundation.ca. Purple Grove residents busy with activities across region Mary Anne Kukoly road trip to Franklin, Vermont party on the long weekend. Purple Grove News on the long weekend to visit and Visiting with Glen, Sarah and celebrate the birthday of their Paisley Farrell on the weekend Who says there is nothing sister Kerry Boyle. were Dave and Debbie Wray of happening in a small town? Happy Birthday to Emily Lindsay and Grandma Margaret On the June 11-12 there are Simpson and Queen Victoria, Wray. Grandma Wray will be vis - three concerts that we know of in who share May 24 birthday. iting for a few more days. the area. Sympathy is sent to Jo and The Miller Mall is a great place The Joy of Music evening with Brian Reid and family on the to visit with friends and neigh - Susan Ryman and Jennifer death of her mother Kay McCor- bours from near and far and also McCallum at the Ripley United mick. Also sympathy to the family enjoy their famous ice cream. Church on the 11th sounds great, of Wilhelmine Fair, and to Joan The Spaghetti Dinner sponsored the Kincardine Community Sing- and John Pollard and their fami- by the Ripley Agricultural Society ers have two concerts June 11-12, lies on the death of her brother. on Sunday was well attended. As and there is also a concert in Luc- Jim and Fran Farrell visited always the meal was yummy and know sponsored by the Christian with Derk and Lillian Logten- the fellowship was good too. Folks Reformed Church. berg on Friday and also with that attended the 90th Anniversary Congratulations to Corbin Irene and Joe West of Stratford celebration of CKNX in Blyth this Bridge, son of Courtney and and Katrina West, Rob Baskey past weekend reported that they Michael Bridge, and to Gavin Bridge and new great niece Emily! had a great time. Also this week - son of Holly and Kyle Bridge who A very happy 88th birthday to end, the Presbyterian Churches in both celebrated their first birthdays Jetske deBoer who will celebrate Ripley and Kinlough celebrated recently. Attending the festivities the event next week. Cecil and their anniversaries. were cousins, aunts, uncles, grand- Lori of Edmonton are visiting Janet Nixon, Marilyn Reid, parents and special Great -grand- family in the area too. Janet Rhody and Deanna Scott mother Viola Bridge of Willa. It was good to see so many for- attended the Women' s Institute Bonnie Boyle, Heather Finnie, mer neighbours at Winnie Mac- District Annual at Southampton and Corinne Louther made a Farlane Siegals 80th birthday on Thursday. Congratulations to Nikki Reid and Collin Syvret on the birth of daughter Addison Rose May 23. Mary Anne Kukoly enjoyed a visit with Ruthe and Hugh Dun- can in Kitchener recently, also with Jan and Jud Maillette. On Friday she visited with Shirley Gilders in Clinton and Saturday with Delbert Hedley and Larga- ret McInnes at Pinecrest Manor. On Wednesday the Ripley and District Horticultural Society had a successful Flower Show and Tea. Thanks to everyone who participated. Congratula- tions to PRWIN on planting 250,000 over trees in our area. What an accomplishment! Thanks to the folks who organ- ized the Right to Life Banquet at Underwood on Thursday even- ing. Folks from here enjoyed the special speakers from London, Owen Sound and Mount Forest. Thanks to the ladies that held a work bee at the Purple Grove Community Centre on Monday. LUCKNOW NEWS Lucknow Sepoy Ranees looking forward to Queen's Tea in June Ruth Dobrensky The Lucknow Sepoy Ranees met recently for their monthly meeting at Samuel's in Safford. We had a delicious lunch in a lovely atmosphere with great ser- vice. The discussion around the table was mainly about our upcoming tea to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday. The Ranees were also informed that we have heard from Buckingham Palace with thanks from the Queen for our card and invitation to the tea. Unfortunately, she is not going to be able to attend, but, we have heard from several groups and it looks like we'll have a good turnout for the event. Now all we need is a nice day. So, if you're around town on June 16 and you see a lot of ladies in red hats heading for the town hall, you'll know why. This past Sunday was the 152nd anniversary and last service at Chalmers Presbyterian Church in Whitechurch. It was a happy and sad occasion with many old friends and new out to support the Whitechurch congregation. Kinlough Presbyterian Church also celebrated its anniversary this past Sunday. Congratulations. I see the Huron -Kinloss Ice Cream Trail is open for another season. I've been on it twice now, and have two t -shirts to prove it. It's a lot of fun, just don't attempt to eat ice cream at every stop or you might not make it through the day. This year's theme is local flavours, so perhaps you can buy some fresh local fruits and vegetables to eat or take home with you along with the ice cream. I took my nephew Nick on the trail last summer and we made a day of it, stopping for lunch, go-cart riding, and of course, ice cream. Sympathies of the commu- nity to the families of: Rosina Singerman, 98, Walkerton; Roy Voisin, 70, Teeswater (formerly Kitchener); and, Rex McClory, 58, Wroxeter.