The Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-06-26, Page 11i
olyroo women attend pica
e.mbei of the nofyrood funea4 setw oft Thursday
WomenIs : Institut :attended the afternoonto`c a At
Bruce South District picnic at .t . time ofin
f avows .phisassing
Ptssherina Qs"Cove on Wednesday. wife Violet (Hamilton) was 4
Mr and :mow Morley Bushell Of patient Ho,�t whew she,
Yr/high-% spent `hursday� event had uude gone .suugerya
with Edna and May Boyle, ' 1. lean Ht i'gsus, of Wing'ham,'and
Pastor and; Mrs, °n • Dorothy Anna. Of Lu p
t vi ted on esday with a� ma
Christensen vited on Tuesday with
iviay
his sister Vivian. Parkin g at Visitors with NinaMcDonald•4)141Q73°wexe•Usther Rlonmeldp of Paisley,
Sympathy is extenda to the Mr. and Mrs. Bert `moi .omp on of
families in .the midden death near:Teeswater, - . and
Ellxott
of the: ' fate • mold Elliott, who :. Gordon naldi. of rm oville.
passed away at his home in le - _ MacDonald_
� . � 3� o a .mss_Mae of
McCreath
calledat'. `thea n e Kincardine and M'. and„Mrs. Ken
Meath Funeral Home in Ripley i s a n
.. v ���.� � .�.:�.� .,�m.� , , . `"`i"'"�"°y e?o of here.
sday evening and Werines- Sympathyls extended to .h+lr. . and
ay
safteplOthi and evening, 'The Mrs. Reward Shirley) -Whiteside,
of Toronto* in the death of their
eldest son, .Howard Drop who passed
away last Sunds`.y. lie • was a
giandson 'of Arthur Haideriby of
this villager
Ulmer Vance of our community
passed away in Kincadine Hospital,
Saturday* June 22,He had been in
failing health for some;time.
Presbyterian MIs._ . a
The Presbyterian VMS met at the
church. on Wednesday evening with
Joan Barr , presiding and opened
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Luck -now Sends
Wednesday June 2* 1 1 Page if
An incredible our
• by' Termsry
age 30, 'Ken McColmem-
barking
� of his life*
He is y from
cow to sto ase fids for the
Canadian Diabetes this
° bring this
ResearchProgramsand �
disease into.the public eye. Not
only does Ken .have .diabetes but he
is also the victim of one of its.most
common�y. and serious mpli ons.
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With Jspilot 401Vattati,,Ken
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MSS Canada thing out to
Palladia,* apyealing for theme.
genetosay fog iA i wa` to rind a” cure.
He plans. to terse over one, million-
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people law' absolute.ly nothing
about des and it is the third
leading cause ofdeath.•
Ken was born and ill
Toronto, ° At age five h WO.
nosed with type.' r (u men-' ,
dent)diabetes. Diabetic retinopathy
was diagnosed in 19116 and Ken . .
totally lost his sight*.
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July 14 It is -*Vied that we .
uta will watch TV, radio an
press releases*, welcoming Ken
n he comes to o ac area.
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nd a cure for diabetes!
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weddings and this ► ' xith-: its
warm sunny. wed` 'was no
exception. Onlats ya rJune 15 in
St. John's `United "'Burch iia
Au'sti'n the"ate.
attended ;such an evettt}
Michael _ Ashton y r z r►a e
Tammy s astao ►` the .
ceremony. In a lldaneefrom thin
area were Dorothy Wardell'and son
Henry from the 'home• farm on the
4th .concession westn . Huron
Thwnshi air fin.— ' 'ivOron were
Loiira Mike K1Y and their
ughters Christen an Kathleen.
Oran and Doris ftt}f Ripley
=milt"' at the` d if May to
see a real Canadian bluebird in their
back yard. ' Since then eve eggs
were discovered b u ,vim house
which Orden built: . ., female
bluebird -is sitting en `'ahem at the
back of the gardeno 'o `all bird
lovers this is ealretnelY100d extremelynews.
.Io the birdguide,:,bluebirds are
°grouped with :robins :and. thrushes
the songsters., It s° states that.the
varied thrush is . kna'wfl ' as the
Alaskan: robin.
Also do- you know that the
common .:!ruse cat si''the. worst
enemy of the robin. So keep robin
nesting platforms 4p•, from the
ground.
We are still waiting for be return
of the swifts The Huron Township
hall -in Ripley used to be a favourite
nesting place for them. They
winter in the Amazonian part of
Peru in South America,. They get
hundreds of 'feet up in the air then
dive bomb ;nes arid mosquitoes
with .wide open mouths. Their
speed in doing this is greater than
the tad of sound so it causes a
th ° cl,7r boom on a clear day.
Everybody looks up in the sky and
they are amazed at the thunder in
the clear sky. -
Here this Monday morning from
Hamilton was Charles Peterson for
a couple of .hours visit with Ab
Wylds. Charles is a graduate of
Kincardine and District High
School., At the start of the second
world war in 1939 he went through
the whole, war to 1945 -North
Africa, Italy, France, , Holland,
Germany, returning home in August
1945. Today he drives a car which
closely resembles the one driven by
home care Ruby Rowlett, so we
were really ' surprised when he
Vratked .in here after .per, out
. front just as Ruby does.
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