The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-06-26, Page 11e
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Rod McDonagh, chairman of the Wingham hospital building fund and Tom Miller, treasurer
of the fupd, congratulate Andy St. Marie of Wingham on winning the grand prize of a 1985
Ford Tempo in the draw made last Thursday night. The winning ticket for the car was
number 456. (Photo by Alan Rivett)
Sarnia lady
'sin Lochalsh
•Shirley Irvin and family of Ashfield
Township.
Several friends and . neighbours of the.
community were in Ridgetown to attend the
funeral of the late Lorne Luther.
The community would like to send its
deepest sympathy to Maxine Luther and all
the Luther family on the passing away of the
late A. Lorne Luther.
Mr. Luther died in University Hospital in
his 69th year. He is survived by his wife
Maxine and a brother and sisters. He was
buried in the Ridgetown cemetery.
Lorne Luther will be greatly missed in the
community. He was a good farmer and
neighbour and was well liked by all who
knew him.
Congratulations 'to Jack and Sharon
Wilkins on the/safe arrival of their son.
Timothy James in Wingham Hospital on
June 16. The proud grandparents are.
Charles and Mayme Wilkins and Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Blake of Ashfield Township.
Another great-grandchild for Stella Irwin of
Kinloss Township. Timothy James weighed
in*. seven pounds, two ounces.
Weekend visitors with Kae and Wellington
Webster were their two sons, Cecil and Jim
Webster of Waterloo and their son-in-law
and granddaughter Atlee and Tricia Wise of
Richfield, Ohio.
Cecil, Jim and Kae Webster went to Sar-
nia Sunday morning to meet Atlee and
Tricia Wise whowere on their way to the
Webster's on motorcycle. They—ran into
some heavy rain on the way to the border in
Sarnia and also on the way home. Tricia
Wise was glad that she could go the latter,
part of the trip by car.
On the way back to Ohio, Atlee and Tricia
ran into some strong head winds. Atlee said
he was glad that it wasn't on their side or
they would have had to stop over
somewhere.
Visiting with their mother Rhetta
MacLennan for a couple of days were two of
her daughters, Louise Millar of Palmerston,
and Florence MacLennan of Kitchener.
Charlene Jones, daughter of Barry and
Betty Jones, will be working at the United
Church Camp at Menesetungfor the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Mathewman were in
Kingston on Friday and on Saturday they
visited with Mrs. Mathewman's sister, Mrs.
William Graham in Deep River and return-
ed home on Monday. On Wednesday the
Mathewman's attended a garden party at
the Officer's Mess in London.
Mrs. Gordon Robb spent a ccuple of days
in Hanover with Bob, Sandra, Heather and
Mark Darling.
Lynn Calvert of Sarnia visited for a couple
of days with her aunt and uncle Ewen and
Marj McLean.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon
Robb were Edwin and Janice McClutcheon
and family of Lion's Head and William and
4-11 Farm Safety report
By Kevin Black
The Lucknow 4-H Farm Safety Club held a
meeting at the Lucknow Co -Op on Tuesday
June 18, at 7:30 p.m.
Pamphlets were read concerning the safe
use of tractors and the accidents tractors
can cause..After the meeting, refreshments
were served by Paul Pentland. Special
thanks to Ken de Boer for filling in while
leader Dave Dawson was away.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June' 26, 1985 - Page 11
Wingham barber wins Tempo
A Wingham man was the lucky winner of
a 1985 Ford ,Tempo after the final draw in
the Wingham and District Hospital Lottery
un Tharsday, June 20.
Andy St. Marie, a Wingham barber, was
°the winner of the draw with a ticket number
of 456. The draw was made by Bruce At-
chison of the accounting firm of Thorne
Ridel. Mr. St. 'Marie picked up his new car
at Bridge Motors' in Wingham on Friday
morning. Making the presentation to him
was Mr. Rod McDonagh, Chairman of the
fund raising committee and Tom Miller,
treasurer for the fund raising committee.
came as quite a surprise," said Mr. St.
Marie of his win. He was at a country club
when he Learned he had won the car.
Although the final tally isn't in yet, Mr.
McDonagh says the car lottery in addition to
the monthly draws has raised approximate-
ly $20,000 to be used for the .construction of a
new _wing on the hospital. The five winners.
of the $1,000 in the monthly draw were: Dr.
Ray Flowers of Clinton, Robert Finlay of
Lucknow, : Rita Gilmore of Lucknow, Bert
Moss of RR 2 . Auburn, Mary Bryons of
Brussels and Jackson Dunkin of RR 2.
Winghain.
Cancer Society needs volunteers
A meeting of the Cancer Society was held
at the home of the president, Bill Hender-
son.
It was decided that unless there are some
improvement made there will be .no daf-
fodils next year. This is the second year that
the daffodil sales have been a disappoint-
ment.
However, with the results of the April can-
vass, we were very happy. It shows an
amount of $850 up from last year. Thanks I
goes out to this community.
There is a need for more volunteers to
come out to our meetings as three of our
members have moved away. We have about
three meetings a year and no one person has
any amount of work to do.
When we have our fall meeting we hope
there will be some new faces to join us.
Mrs. Henderson served her delicious
cookies and tea to end the evening.
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