The Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-06-26, Page 18•
Page 1 Luekno e**net WetluesdiM June 2 199-1
COLLINS
would tike sln rely the'nk .0r. GI
Atolsrewaks la Stratford ilaapit; R for Itis
14 well d4'e. The other doctors
and
11016for their good cam, my fily,
OrAdliea ar0 grat_reraethir!1a„
friends 4100 falativea who visited res, in
Stretford tIOSPl• AO the plume cal*
WO '4iiielli and cards'from friends and
kind folk of the;Huron :Lakeshore Friend
ship Club. Tia Stratford and Witham
hospitals. To Dr. hub* Dr..00114410 and
all do nurses : who were sO kind In the.
WinglamkbospitaL Since coming home,
the lovely treats, Rowers, .gifts, visits
and phone calls front nice friends,. i will •
never- forget so much kindness. Than ..
again Esthee. —26 ,
ZiliN
We witivio;t ank our family : for planning.'
the dayl for 'us on . our 401h Wedding
anniversary. To . all our family, - neigh-
/ bei and blonde who come to cur
home in the afternoon and eVening, you
made it a day which Will Tong be
remembered: Thank you also to those:
who tellephoned, sent cards and gifts.
We thank". God for a wonderful family,•
good pealth and the bestldends and
neighbours anyone could hope to have.
•Waren and Marian. —26x
140. Coming Events
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COMMUN ry SHOWER for Kerry Lynne
Hunter, Monday; .July 8 at 8 pm. Pine
River. united Church.: Everyone wel-
°erne. -20k
OLD FASHIONED GARDEN PARTY
at Bervte United Church, July 16, 5-7.
pm. A cults $7,00. a. .2 $A 00..
preschool; Ire, —26.27,28
GUILT DISPLAY
The Five Star .Quilters invite -you to a
display of turps grid gated: articles on
Wednesday (today) June 26; from 1:00
p.m. to .3:00 p.m. in the• Lucknow Town
Hall. -26x
' RANDY TRAVIS &
Ai' JACKSON SHOW _
CNE Greve Band August 28. 50 per
person for bus, show and CNE, 528'-
2813.
28-2813. Gordon T. Montgomery School
and Charter Buses: -46
COMMUNITY SHOWER` for Kerry Lynn
Hunter.'Monday, July 8 at 8 p:rn., Pinel
• River United Church. Everyone wel-
come. -426k
S.W.O.8th Annual FIDDLE & STEP •
DANCE' .Cha opionships. Stratford Fair-
ground g rdound Coliseum. June 28; 7 p.m., June.
29; 12 noon., Finals & Show 7 p.m.
Tickets at door. •Advabce
tickets/camping information: (519) 271-
8115. --28bc
BRUCE COUNTY ART SHOW
AND COMPETITION,
All artists i esiding. in Bruce County we
Invited to submit up to two works of art:
oil, Watercolour, pastel, pent' ink. pen-
oil, mixed media or acrylic with a sub-,
)ect depicting Bruce County. first prize
$450.00; second prize $400.00. third
prize $350.00, public choice $50.00,
The prize Winners will become the prop-
erty of the Corporation of the County of
Bruce and ,bo placed on permanent
display in., buildings owned by the Cor-
poration All entries must remain on
display on at the Bruce County Museum
from July 20, 1991 to September 1,
1991. For furiher information and "Cali
for Entry* forms contact: Druce County
Me'saurn - Southampton" 707-2 • 25-
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BEEF BARBECUE
Knights Of Columbus Council 0484 2nd
annual Beef SBQ will be held on Sun
day, Juno . 30, .4 to Ei p.m. of St
J08001'.1. enol' Ktngsbrite. Tickets:
Adults 9740 (advance), x.00 at door;
calklren under 13 - $100i available
from any K° of • member. Be wire and
attend. 45;28
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ANNUAL MEETING of the Huron Brut
Federal Progressive Conservative Asso-
dation will be held Inn Blyth on Thurs-
day, June,27,1991. Meet in the Garden
for tout +tf Blyth FestivaFacilities at
7:30 p.m, Mooting: held Festiva Garage,
Mosley St., 8 p.m. Guest speaker. -4
'60
DABBER BINGO
Lucknow and District Lions Club, Dab-
botEingo, every Sunday night, Lucknow
Community Centre. Doors open 815
p.m. Ringo at 7,116 p.m. Air cfridititned,
wheelchair' Accbssiblo, Potential puze
board over $3,000. 51,E jackpot on
84 calls or last. $500 must got —lbw
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48* Coming Events
131,,YTH FRONS. Dabber Bing ;eves
TT:esdo ?::30 a# .. l Disc Com't.
w ty Centre. Jaapotof$1w . ar 40
;Umbers. , attiring by $50 on eve
number called.' Minimum jackpot
must go. -01 7114
$11400 ,.
Geded'ch ` Ktititht47of Caknmibtas
Thursdays 1:00ppm. Surd? Valley.
Ifiall, $3200 m 'ptizus-.. $1000 lackPot
must go. -Sitar
Eliza th "Betty
arty
Elizabeth Lou
Oodriich died in Mout**
�q■
',LT'!' '�Me Hospital ..
A'.
1 1
Tuesday, � � 1� was
���lm on
She w *home s with To`
C
lItronakers, at mem.
St. l * E
She is • :survived by her
.frondubikirenz, Andrewroes
A. was celebrated
T. McNamara and Rev.11';
Reitol. iatt totes Church .in
:
�nadaJane 204
ors were said the WC**
Funeral' :Homeon
CongSrattilatila to PauI Drenn
uns•graon humo
rs
from ,Fats awe aatllieg0 a6
Mecltaneal Engineering Tech.
chill. (Des go), on June 12,1991.
Love. •frpi = his . • wife Liz, son
Mind, and itis inont And dad,.;
J.C. and: `EinnY. Drennan,
Angela Joan' Cline received her-
•Inchitloy of Education from the
University, of' Windsor, June '8, •
1. The'oonv! tion aroma !told
at the St., Denis Centre. Angela is
a previous :graduate of McMaster
University and ,St. Marysh
School, ;Hamilton. She n is the
e
daughter • of Angus and..Cor-inne` .
Cline, Waterdown and the
granddaughter of Theodore and
Helen Redtfnond and Lloyd and
Margaret Cline, all of Goderich,
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inalmsearousarissioirsgswissiolar
Logtenber Jerry and Kay, of,
'►•R.• 1, Dein i ion ate' delighted
With the:: safe snivel of their
daughter Megan Kaddeert, on lune
16,1991, arm Winghain and District .
Hospital, weighing 7 ,lbs. 14 oz.
Spoiling , privileges go to Derk
Lam'".., 11.11.:`1, >
Gam aiind;Phylgs Merriam, Lit
1, . Litchi**. llappY great
grandmother isMrs.. Si deBoer.
Cold* «, Larry and Janet' (Smid)
ate filled to aumn<iw i► b :.Ihe 'fie;
arrival of 'their daughter,. Natasha
Jam,
y .29, 11•
at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London,
weighing S lbs. 7. oz.
.ra _
are Henry and Mary
Smid, Of Kincarrine and Don and
Maniere Coiling, of Ripley. ;.
Weir John and Michelle are
delighted with the safe arrival of
Caitlyn Shaye, at York gegOtial-
Hospital,Newmarket, on ;-May 6,
1991, weighing .4 lbs. 9 oz. Proud
grandparents art James and. Nancy
' '`ood, Bruce Beach and Thomas
and Martha Weir,Baily Clare,
North Ireland.
Morningstar/Coughlin Alvy
Morningstar and SbaWOnCe►ughlir�
happyy to window the birth of
their son, Jason`. Thotnas Mori
dogma, on June.0* 1991, in Witt -
glum . and • District Hospital,
weighing 5' lbs. '
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-st weld, ny her husband;
,Stanley Dom..'
it=• also! su'�':i f by ;her
Children Deanand bie arty
ofg,. DanaShelley
�► of 1odeich Vicki of
Saskatchewan • Alta,, .
Waterloo and Vince of Godeticl
She is survived by hes' rsisi
'004 her htsbani
tan ey 'Thomas, bro
Bill Black and, hit wife,Matlene of
Goderich and. Ron Black and his
wife Betty of St. Thomas. `
airs. ,0
arts •
Twenty-four- members'
Kairshea istituite gathered at too
institute hall- on• June falai' a pot
Jt
icy'..
But
'Pilled , Fn nu+ r ,
John ,Doherty, and:Cl el D"`
tamed St. Jt re is come
Kingsbridge.. •
Irene oproal-
,
ne.S. rifer 3 Auburt`dibd
University Hospital, :London' on'
Tuesday.* June 1I, 19911, She was
59 s
Mr . Sproul wasa`member'of the
hucknow.Prt sbytexiatr Church.
''0'
luck supper, with w , Keith,:
Una IVIattlieWs. and 5h n
Dougaill, as hhlstesseS.
Maimie ,°Raulston, #ire new'
president, presided for ge:reeting
which opened with the
_ dtl nhwart,!c :
,
M • Routii`wnre id ft•P.0001.Smile.
The scripture was given by Wanda
Keith. -
The exciting part of the meeting
was the 7roilcall, wh.... _ g were
exchanged with our secret Sunshine
Sisters. The draw was - de for
next year's- sister.
The tninutetof the may meeting
were *proved and . various pieces.
Of ;corte dealt
: l n gave':
gave there pn: Caul.
palgn $58 waraised.
as were made for dic
ni_ay
;Uckr►ow Pall Farr and for
and. a su r at
Cit Festiva oar.
• ' :inst1tu 1sn ?t !off bin t..
: ton cut -e useuua
August 9 to view a Quilt'.Show.
Directors W.'. charge are Muriel
MacKenzie and Matthews.
Mrs. MacKenzie gave an excel-
lent report fro* the District Annua '
meeting which a:*, l eld n u y si
1►rood•
Keith led in the singing of
ea Song, accompanied: by
Elsie floustoft4 • •
ran Adams
Mr. and Mra. Gordon Campbell:
and . Heather of .Ancaster visited .
over • the •
ww�sid � IA* 'NOM* '� Ross,
a
„. ''�� by .it�,tflrt'
tool. On Sunday, Mr. and MO. •
Mac .:Cardiff, of ` Bross ils, were
v sitors.• Elliott,. Vera 'FaIaonear .. and Jean
John Admires and girls of Windsor Ross. ,
were weekend gum with Pauline • 1VIrs. Milligan gave .a short Story -
Adams.. on SilverLinings.. .
Robbie Smith of St, Thomas is :,Nine iinslyepl the mllcaii with a
visiting with .. dmoter, verse containing. the word honour.
Paidine Additsjoita . ee 40k Dora NeilOn read 'the' Minutes
and•the business was discussed. The
C iters WMS `es of the Presbyterian„ end.
- Chi. -Wo .n'* .4Vlissionary tad Churches • are ,going• to
society held tholr dam. meeting at produce aoonir •book with the Tee s-'
the hOnle Of Slintoon,i with water Printattft to do the work,.
dessert prinrto thelneeong. • . fr► memoriaM was giten by Rev.
'Wad the leader and Neilson in memory 47 MM. Mildred
°Pened' With - a poein•talled. Maim melon, a fiber of die WWI;
;'
Oiftli, -Shy rad flan Sciiipture it+ciitrt The July Meeting willl$ held at
She was i in AsiufieldTwp. on
October 8,1931; parents wen
Lloyd Mcwhx eyas c4.
StiOwadivedocromed
g by her hiui
bid ystwAncQ pn*il. a
as .moved by ivy n_
She is .
Mona
sad
Ow Rubinson of Edints1004 Loki
' held '
• McC and i e
Oj da i i
Kitner of l r P ytean
ChurchoiBcia .• .
wez ,, were Allan;
Mc�y, : Tayl ht,.
Max Neville, ►vid:ltevi, Boggy
Nom, end mph Nevin.
W** 1 hews,•
-TOW***
an : Pollock:S
MittS1014JackPentlanttandBIMer
Black,
hntcxtte>tt Dungannon !meter,
last to ing,of the �'�r tuty
Sociael;Butterflies hey on June
1 `apt Michaela Johnston's tome. It
was. really party'and everyone
,, brought a guest. • '
At the start of rhe , they
iinttrod led their sus. a cu r-
are �ay r'ards, 't• he game of
Wiak w ' ph� •
Then; while guests .
gt�i is socialized
the Trhl t► Social Bute es,iudged
, different. table settings• '1� hen they
tette ', udg a quick ,gaffe
of Win, Lose or Draw was played;
which was followred b• y another
pir4 of W Ur for unately, the
l had to end but everyone,_had
a won
• Cort action 'l'he Meeting of June
10 - was held att 'Janet W ` 's
home, not Anile Andrew's.
110.„. 'River
They UCVii ;of the : Pine River
Uni* .'Church mut un. Thcsday
evening l Y 1.1, ladle bh h.
It was a very special meeting with
the guest being Sheila • Dufarn, of
11_ nddaiie; Mrs. Duff spoke and
Showedslides of the stay and work
she and her husband :did ai year ago'
. in Ethiopia. They Were only there
for three weeks but what they
accomplished is really,unbelievable.
I am sure that � the ladies who
attended found it very interesting
and educational.
=There `was ,approximately 80
ladies. present reputing a'num-
tier of churches in the area such as
Kincardine, Ripley, fcr ►ie,
,ICinlourgh, Kinloss, Bethel;
Lucknow, AshfieldI sb�y ter r and
' `int: Riv&.
Jolurit 15 a f the rite i iii the hoine of'fee Faac, '
Pet, � Father a Paw 'vv th ., .,i�ttotn and •lity
several short; sem. collection etas received'with Mai,
Readings Writ grief by lie Pardongiving prayer.
Beige g g sisters present chalice
don, Rev. David Atwell, Reuben
Burnett and Sarah Culbert were t
the saPritchard,„,
tnrc:tra .fig herr .
Anne Frit h , ;' err' with 14, -
John
s
John choir provided special music.
Edna and May Boyle, on behalf
of . K gb. AnglicanCheri -
�ted a gold chalice and patten
• which was � attthe Hely Com-
munion e.. Edith"., Cooper and,
Isabel Gaunt presented 'a b rtiful.
ind.made � `St. Peters
Ong an Church, Lucknow,
After theclosing *inn ' `the
gt" Went out to join in the
Bishop sprayer and blessing on the
centennial nee that was planted*
The choir sang softly closing with
the choral Allred.
Then all wont to the Legion Hall,
Where delicious frcahrents. and a
tufty of fellowshi were A "
`lite day outdoors was porf tand
everyone wig : Ripley Church
fay+ lily Godes h t"bl kgs.,
/6.... ; ' ,,•., r ..,r �„ Q 1V,&Mhi.OL London, flavored
er out a couple of lovely solos.
. koraiPogo 11 . s
t.
with a poem and: reed the
ptupose. The ate' , prayer fo►1
lowed' b; the h; Chit:0f� till
World. The usiird 'business was
dealt with.. ,
It was`,thtelr their pleas to have
the lit of the Maitland Pss.
bye�@@ andspeak
bel Mine* ,br`iflg-g t-
tis� •
The roll call was a Bible verse or.
to conning thue Word father.
et y,l ushellhadr�the devoti nes
on faith beginning with the hYnu
Faith of our. &that and Erinaar.
ifaldenby eprepare the program. on
Churches itt.CenAmerica.
Prayer closed the mecting and the
president gave the counties.
• The St Pauls Anglia church
was packed on Sunday. June 23.
when fold of the parish And
visiting friends came 10 worship,
and help celebrate the ' churn' s
100th anniversary..
iy
Bisimp Cot Townshend •of long
Ball ceche
still needed' . .
DOINT. CLARK
ir by Bev Hansonmilathivamamemaimmaimme
• When I get the urge to work, I sit
down till the urge goes away.
A speedy recovery to Emil
Scga1 of Point Clark since
returninghome from hospital.
Hwy Anniversary wishes to Joe
and Mabel Burke on June 26.
Thursday June 27 is Seniors Balls
for boys and girls 'aged 10 to 15
years at 6:30 p.m, at the
Community Centre. Everyone
welcOPrie.
Coaches and scorekeeper are
need for senior t bath for ages 10
to 15 yam, boys; and girls. if you
cangive up one night a wok
during July and August pled call
J. Bale at 395.3349. Your
assistance will be appreciated by
the kids.