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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-02-28, Page 19L Weilmodity, Pairetay $, 1.0.- o is • 390 Edoceiti0001 OVER 25 EXCITING. Adult Career Train- ing Programs, Home Study Job Training without needle* your present income! Lew fees! Paymentplan! FREE BROCHURE!, Canadian Schools 1-8O0M213p--9bc ° . �. HOW TO PLAY POPULAR PIANO. New home study course Fast, Easy method. Guaranteed! Also organ, and electronic keyboard comes. For FREE informa- tion, write:;. Popular Music Systems, Studio 46,, 3204 Bendier* Road, Kelowna, B.C. VIZ2H2,7-41bc I46. In MOrr1ori001 BROWN In loving.iory of Cyril; who. passed away February 27, 1986. • Those we love don't go away, they walk. beside us every day, , Unseen, unheard, but always: near, Still loved, still missed and very dear. Lovingly remembered by his wife Dorothy, Carol, Graham, Darryl, Nancy &' Edward. -9 147. Card, of Thanks • CHADBOURNE I would like to thank my family for the surprise birthday Ply'held. for me; I would also like to thank everyone who. came and madeit such a memorable event Thanks also for the nice, gifts: Everything was very much, appreciated. Thanks again. Ann.-91tc JOHNSTON We would like to express our sincere thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbours for their many expressions of sympathy in the loss of a dear mother' and grandmother Mary Johnste. Thank you for the cards, flowers, food: sent to our homes and donations to various charities, also to the Holyrood Women's Institute for the lovely lunch served following the funeral. Special thanks to Rev. Peggy Kinsmen, Pinecrest Nursing Home for their care and understanding,, MacKenzie & McCreath funeral home and Donelda Moffatt. Your thoughtfulness will always 'be remembered. The Johnston Family. -9 • mWIN I wish to thank the nursing staff for°care I received .while • in Kincardine Hospital' as Well as University Hospital. Special thanks' to Dr. Knox, Dr. Kostuk, Dr. Menkis and all their associates for a job well done. Thanks to Glen McPherson for his timely visits, and to all who sent cards, made visits, treats,.. & made en- quiries during my recent illness. Many thanks. Allan Irwin.: 9x BLUE HAYCOCK • The family of the late Margaret Blue Haycock wish to thank all their friends, relatives and neighbours for all their kind remembrances at the time of their. mothers death. We did appreciate the ex- cellent xcellent care shown at Pinecrest Nursing. Home, and all who remembered mother while she was a resident. A special thank you the Rev. Tom Crothers of Pine River United Church. -9 CALKINS I would like to thank my neighbours for the lovely flowers, also friends for cards, gifts and flowers and my relatives for helping on my 80th birthday. It was real- ly appreciated. Myrtle. -9 MILLER We would like to thank the following Lucknow merchants for the lovely Plate that was given to us for Elliott's birth: Lucknow Co-op, Montgomery Motors Ltd, Lucknow Village Market, McDonagh In- surance and Real Estate, Finlay Decorators, Dee Vee's Fashions, Cliff's Plumbing and Heating, Elmer Umbach Pharmacy and Lucknow Home Hard- ware. Elliott will treasure it in the many years to come. Thanks again, Doug, Amy and Elliott. -9 47. Card of Thanks WILKINS We would dike to thank all those who sent earls, called or visited while Larry was a patient in Kincardine District General HuePital, Special thanks to Drs Thomp- son, Taylor and Shepherd and the fait Oar Nursing for their care. Also, a< thanks to Jack for all his extra help., Larry and Janet. -8 48. COming EvOots ANNUAL TYKE TOURNAMENT Saturday, Mardi 3 at Lucknow Arena, Lucknow vs Huron at 9 a,m. Blyth vs Teeswater 10 a.m. Howic1C vs Ripley 11 a.m. Belgrave vs Brussels 12 noon. Con- solation at 5 p.m., championship . at 6 p.m. goo for the day, -9 DUNCANNON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S EUCHRE TOURNAMENT Saturday . March 10 Dungannon Agricultural hall, Registration 1-2 p,m, Euchre at 2 p.m. Entry fee $5.00 per Per- son, cash prizes $50.00, $40.00, and $30.00. lunch and special contests, Cards courtesy DOMTAR..- 9,10ar , WORLD DAY OF PRAYER' will be held Friday, 'March 2 at 2 p.m. at Lucknow Presbyterian Church. Everyone is invited. in event of inclement weather. •it: will .be held Friday, March 9,-9 ECUMENICAL HEALING SERVICE St, Peters Anglican Church., Lucknow. Guest Speaker: Venerable.Jim Francom of Owen Sound, Arch Deacon of the Anglican Diocese of. Huron. March 3 at 3 SINGLES DANCE .. held ,first and third Sunday every month, Kincardine Sutton Park Inn, 8-12 p.m, No jeans please. Next dance, March 4:--9 LUCKNOW TOWN AND • COUNTRY CLUB will meet in the Lucknow Legion Hall. Monday; :March -5. - 12:15 -pan: Pot:. luck, euchre (prizes), 'auction, -9x ' DON'MISS the 9th Annal uSpring Forest City Nostalgia ' and Antique Show and 'Sale, Sat.,., March . 17th, 12-9pm, Sun. March .18th`,, • 11-6pm. Canada Building, Western Fairgrounds,. London.: Admission $3.• Featuring 'over 60 quality dealers. In- for Olga Traher (519) 6794810.- 9bc " 'C'AIRN FEVER DANCE •Dungannon Agricultural Hall, march 3, 8 p.m. -1 a.m. Music by. D.J. No minors -age of majority required. $2.00 per person, lunch provided. For tickets call 529-3130; 529-7522 or Sharon's Variety Dungannon.-8,9ar Goderich Knights of Columbus, Thursdays 7:30 p.m. Saltford Valley Hall, $3200 in prizes. $1000 jaclfpot must go.-+5tfar ARTS, CRAFTS, & COUNTRY Collec- tibles Show, showcasing quality artisans from Ontario and Quebec, March 8-10, Metro East 'Trade Centre, Pickering. Free Ontario brochure and listings. Con- tact Craftworld/Cryderman Productions Inc. (519) 351-8344.-5bc • BLYTH LIONS, DABBER BINGO every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m, Blyth and District Cornmunity Centre, $300 Jackpot must go. Over 61000' in prizes.-43tf • DABBER BINGO Lucknow and District Lions Club, Dabber Bingo, every Sunday night, Lucknow Community Centre. Doors open 6:15 p.m. Bingo at 7:15 p.m. Air conditioned, wheelchair accessible. Potential prize board eever. $3,000. $1,000 jackpot on 54 calls or less. $500 must god-tfnar THE LUNG ASSOCIATION CONTACT, THE LUNG ASSOCIATION FOR "NO SMOKING" SIGNS FOR ' YOUR WORKPLACE, YOUR HOME OR YOUR CAR. CALL 2714500 The Lucknow Legion held its annual public s� contest last Friday evin- ners in the grade four, five, six category include (left to right) Shelley Johnston,J Lucknow Central,. third;, Jordan Andrew, Brookside, first; and. Adella! Andrew, Brookside, second. First place winner advanced on to the Zone speakoff inClinton this Friday evening. Irvine Eedy (left) is Youth Education, Chairman and Henry Clark ;is President of Branch 309, Lnelwow. Family• and friends• gatheredat the hone of Oraen and Doris Rock for an engage= ment party for Ron Rock and Mary Jane Schiffer on Feb. 9. Music was by. Walter de Wolf, Harkness, Ivan McFarlane and Ron , Mr. and Mrs. Ron Keller of Goderlch and Mr. Pat Broome! Lucknow spent the same weekend with -Mrs. and, Mrs. Rock. The Ripley Happy .:Hearts held their euchre on Monday, Feb. 19 in the Legion Hall with five tables playing. The 'lucky winners for the ladies were Donalda Pollard and second Annie Scott. For the gents, Jim Ferrier was. the winner and se- . cond was Gordon Patterson. , The next euchre will be Mar. 5 at 2 p.m. in the 'Ripley Hall. Everyone is welcome. The World Day of Prayer is to be held in St. Pauls Anglican Church in Ripley on Friday, Mar. 2 at 2 p.m. • George McLean passed away in Kincar- dine ingdine and District Hospital early Monday morning, Feb. 26. Plans are beiitlg made to make renova tions» :at the Purple Grove ° Community Centre. A series of fund raising events to cover the . cost of the renovations is being held. The •first event took place in the form of a 'Valentine Dine and Dance party. • The hall was gaily decorated in a Valen- tine theme. The catering committee of John and Joyce Farrell, Roy and Maureen Collins, Francis and Irene Boyle served .a turkey meal •to about 70 people. Following, the meal,. Sam and Heather Finnie acted as disc jockeys for an even- ing , of dance mixers, round, square and novelty dancing. . A "know your mate" contest was en- joyed by the five participating couples as • well as the onlookers: The next meal 'with proceeds going to the renovation fund will' bin Mara 17 at the centre. A family, "touch of Ireland" Is being planned by Cecil and Wilma Sutton, Stewart and Margaret Lane. v Tickets are ' availablefrom the committee. • Betty McLeod visited ` with . Jean Scott, Kincardine and .while there they visited with Mary Jean. Cumming and Keith and Merle Blackwell, Armow. ' Don and Ann McCosh during the week, had Pearl Weber, Lucknow; Mary Ann Kukoly, John and Joyce Farrell and girls. Gladys Arnold had Don and Ann McCosh for dinner on Sunday evening. Mary Ann Kukoly had Jim and. Joyce McEwan, Kincardine as guests for dinner Friday evening, Wray Thompson spent the weekend with his parents Harvie and Wilda. Alvin and Esther Blackwell, Goderich visited on Fri- day with Harvie and Wilda. Ernia MacDonald, Evelyn Irwin, Gladys Huston and Marion Gamble, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert MacDonald in Goderich. Happy Birthday to Bert who is celebrating his 90th birthday Feb. 28. Donald and Sandra Forster, Donna and Douglas entertained on Friday with Walter �1R1.Elf by Ab wylas Asthis written copy now gots from. Ripley to Kincardine, further are not available,' • Living across., the corner of the park. here, Ab Wylds will miss seeing George McLean: his round the clock neighbour. Speaking of neighheurs, Crean and Doris Rock were even closer neighbours' just across the alley' way before theymoved their work shop to its present location just east of Ripley. Scout and Guide Week was celebrated in Ripley by having a variety night held at the township hall on Thursday, Feb. 22.. The groupsthat participated were Ripley Beavers, Cubs, Brownies and Girl Guides; Parents and friends enjoyed the perfor- mance of the participants. The announcer was John. Roberts who did a great job. ' . . URPLE GR0VE' 20. ti • Forster, Mary .Lazarevich; 'Nick acid Mitt, Amanda and • Wendy . MacKenzie from Goderich. Thomas and Lynn Cronin and Tommy, Brussells visited on Sunday with Marion Gamble. ' Purple Grove Bready Bunch met at the. home of Laurel. and, Kay Small. Ann McCosh and Mary Ann Kukoly had dinner on Friday with Marcia Dakin, Kincardine. Get well wishes to Katherine Collins, who is a patient in Kitchener Hospital. . Jack and Janet Farrell visited on the weekend with Peter and Susan Roberts, Garrett and Curtis at Denfield. Garrett came home with Grampa and Grandma for some holidays. They also visited other members of their family in London. Harold and... Jessie France, Wingham visited with Don and Tiny Robertson on Tuesday. Mr. Derk Logtenberg, Melissa and Ken, Dungannon visited with Jim and Tion Far- rell and family. Jim and Fran visited on Saturday with Mel and Rene Arnold.. Don and Ann McCosh- and Mary Ann Kukoly had dinner' on Tuesday with Roy and Reta Webster, London. • Remember the card party on Friday evening at Purple Grove Centre. Everyone is welcome. Fred and Ruth Stanford and Joanne Bruce Township visited with John and Joyce Farrell and family on Sunday. Francis and Irene Boyle spent last week visting family members, Bantle and Kevin, London; Bryan, Janet, Jessica Boyle and Brittany at Forest. Gabrielle Finnie celebrated her third bir- thday inthday Saturday, Feb. 24 at her home hav- ing as guests her grandparents Sam and Judy Finnie, Francis and Irene Boyle, Un- • c1e Jimmie Finnie, Tobi and Jenny Farrell.