The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-10-02, Page 18•
Page 18 Lucknow SeAtinel„ Weiliteriday, October 2,1996
47. Cards of 48. Coming
Thanks j Events 1
MAIZE
Thank you to Dr. Lai, Dro'S
Jim and Leslie Bourke and
nurses on 2nd east who
took Cafe Of use during our
stay, Also thanks to every
one for the cards, flowers,
gifts and food. Your kind-
ness and thoue'daLdness will
always be i0emembered.
Special thank o b' Daddy for
staying home and taking
care of us for 2 whole
weeks. Love Stephanie and
Lavonne. —40cc
• COURTNEY
I wish to sincerelyihank the
• Ambulance attendants,
CRAFT & BAKE SALE
Tne YOking Wrnen's Group
of the Lucknow -United
Church is hosting a Craft &
Bake Sale on Saturday.
Oct- 5 frorn 930 - 1110 at
the church. Tea tables also.
—38-40
QUILT SHOW
Presented by Five Star
quitters Guild. Friday, Oct.
11th, 10 a.m. - 9- p.m.;
Saturday Oct, 12th, 9 a.m.
5 p.m, Lucknow Community,
Centre. Admission $3. Door
prizes. —39,40,41x
EXPLORE THE COUNTRY
Sunday, Oct. 6, 1 to
48. Coming
Rv.nts
SINGLES DANCE
Sunday, Oct- 6 at the
Wingliam Legion Hall
Dancing horn te) 11 p.m,
Music by The Wildwoods.
Dress code, 4O�
COMMUNITY SERVICE
AWARD
Nominations are being
accepted for the Lucknow
and District Chamber of
Commerce Annual
Community Service Award.
Forms available at the
Lucknow -Sentinel. Past
• nominees can be renomi-
netted by completing anoth-
er form. Submit to COC
emergency and ftrst floor Pick up bag of. treasures Community Setvice, Award,
doctors, nurses and staff at and map oat the Tourism Ocik 313, Luckriow„ NOG
the Goderich Hospital for Office at the Lucknow 2H0. Deadline Oct 18. --
their excellent care. Spacial' Sports Complex. -Bring the ' 49:„41ar
thanks to my family.and whole family for an after- KINTAIL SAVE,THE-
frierids for their thoughtful- noon of fun and discover SCHOOL
'less to me. I am very grate- the treasures in the country Variety concert, Frid4y) Oct
48. Corning
Ev•nts
Looking for better
HOT TURKEY suPPER days in October
Lucknow United Church,
Tuesday, Oct. 22, 4,30 p rn. Mildred Luree
to 7'.'30 p,m, Adults $8, Septeirther was a
under 11 $3,50 (same month of either beautiful LageknOW
prices as 1994). Auspices
wallow united church days or ,ve.ry miserable
Women. Come early if you wet weather, so hopeful- _
can, A real treat All you can iy October' will bring 50th wedding anniver-
eat —40,41,42 . atom good days. sary at the Lucknow
on r tulattons to "United Church, on
FALL THANKOFFERING -
sERvicE , Paul Zinn and Lynn •Sunday afternoon, with
Johnston who were mar- the farthest coining from
Sunday, Oct. 6, P45 p.m.,
Trinity United Church. ried on Saturday in the Salina, Kansas.
Muriel Teeswater ,United ' A former Lueknowite,
6Duunecsatn, esdpiteoarkoetrthe United - Church, with the reeep- . Winnie Stewart of
Church Observer, Everyone , lion at the Lueknow London, spent the week-
• weicorrie. Host Trinity ueVil. Community Centre. end in Lucknow and on
..40*
Bob McCall, a lay Sunday attended the
HISTORICAL SOCIETY , minister from komeconting Service at
• Huron County Historical Kincardine,. conducted South Kinloss church,
Society Annual dinner Meet; the service in the and Bob- and Wilda
ing, Brucefield United Lucknow Presbyterian Campbell's gialden.
,‘ Church, Fridai, Oct 25, 6 Church on Sunday morn. anniversary paity.
p.m, Price $10, with Kathryn ing, enabling Rev. Peggy Funeral SetwiceS were
• lot to eiteryone, with special and life•on the farm by 48 p.m. Elm° side School
thanks to my 'roommate exploring the farms in the M.O. CKNX 920 am
• Olive. Teresa. --40nxe• surrounding area. For more "Morning Mae Matt O'Neill
PINECREST MANOR info call Vicky Morrison at Admission - donation to
• A big thank you goes outto. 628.2210, Sponsored by Restoration of S.S. #3
• everyone who. helped in • Lucknow 00C. --38-39,40ar Kintaii Mier prizes, --$9,40
NGRi MOM" COME St GO TEA'
• Hamilton (Pioneer School Kinsman to be at the spe;- conduotpd; for. Birdie
• Days). Tickets available by jai ervfee
o - Oct. 18 at 565-5200, 226. c s in South Nicholson on Wednesday
* afternoon at- the
anyway with our exNbit and '.
6219, 285-2853, 262-2715, large number o• f MacKenie and
887-9317,.524-1011. -40cc.
friends and relatives McCreath Funeral
helped:BOb fOr
.060in the fallIair..Bruce. L.:
Learn hOw to filt those -tum.• Friends of:Edna, and'May
IF
01040111: IN OOP
• coup iiiilP1411$ WOULD'
JUST UFO, TO SAY,
TOMO? •
The war Amps
Campbell celebrate .their , MacPherson of litinloss.
float; Q&I,VIIranspe:it, for the ...-..
Thomson .for his truck., \and .' . : Loat,iess,ecrio::1:1abodu.a!$..s,onasuc.idt,„.," 04Einnodyicfstj:ibevii:!ttfher:odyniaciy02 t,7,4,1,hpe.mir.9,00t.
celebrations
use of their shed; Huron ',.. ,"trioeHaenael.sth,iy4ye:aotinagt:f‘9ex:thi.07,cotdi, '..,..itche!,4.tikh.lini..4.1,45.;,;(9,,h Anglican : ii,,
The',.0bie101an6' '
Landscaping for the trees;„: ,Adviser Jane tkillititibtir4,,
,.43,orso t dello,. family!and,'-: a,iff...in the fellewhiP hall MURRAY'S. CHRISTMAS
'staff 'and. manif:ethers--too,. ,lise, ' kuckiieW. United Church.-- - . • ,: ' ,,r, , HoU
. . tiuniillAsto rilent4*/*' 90°0-1'"','Bring along '..er"."-oi written The chaelmos.:,traditiori,of
again, thanks. : Residents .''''copy of.'YoutfsvOrits.hsaithY ' Mrtay*Chrietivas :House
and staff. --40ar`:,..:::::1.--'•' -',.- : ',' s: -snack recipe to share. Free is open- EVERY DAY until
mis0#F.At ,.' -..-' ,4: -,•-nursery : aValiShis. 'Dec., 22, 10 a'ari. to 4:30
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to 4041W'farnIllfi, 110nds.' and -.:1
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: tatS.in- Owen Sound and -'-‘
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, 21relegiteS''whe'Weie so good ' ' '
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to - . - TUPPERWARE .
all the goo '. .-,
''"'.-,-,l-7`iii4h-r*: Specialdnutftsheasn,pr,:-': 'Oct, ,,. , HavelocktStreet._. .:_:,...,,,a_ii.,it, 1
' ktitcY; ' r, Gear anaieUri% .-,,,Rass'o', n?''sliPre lon bY'' Bernice :-.tYriGiounl.:,d'e7D7onfftfr desvaiELYR;zs'yfeYri.°Oluts:
T� all who , f ' , Der01°E,'47e..69nPe', welcome. . '' -tandreist°14:3,,.c.f;',' ft. selSot. merA
. -,..cBrradds.1,7,1Y-10 rs; otoe Oft sud_--,-Gishn''77 ' - . ''. .*50 A e Richmond
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vier home all W'sr:•-40.41 - . ,
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"; food to °4 appreciated. Eileen. , ' LADIES AUXILIARYo'.s1:,P' '', , .,/1,0, 'ndi,:ttli•:0310°:41,‘ ...R0.64.0e3$0911;',
deeply APPreP. - -. ' "'' --'' Willit'EFP , the: 4t1e1P341070.575-16747:-
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• * THANK'Y°"' U "I. " 1.1 ,' '49lE'sdtni'testit'ciiihp7nr..;"'. , .'at : , C.11: F A - .4itiont.R1'7hp
South s a sue. 4iaost,,c4et, , r; will '6 *be : ILL COLOR:r91.1.
- ioni9s:. i 40t . October,1,t;,_*,, _ so e.m.,
•cHeorefaur cr::::10.a7jach !hanks 'LLockrieWSPOr!P'C'°111Ple. ."". . „ i1/4441ituatnudinn. 'tr..,:a' 'Vall.FY:'
to ,Rev,::..,F;65.icy . Rena, '-' ikjar. ' ' •'•' ' • ' ' ' r-cohserVatien. Authority
.
Wilma, the:mtisduiane, choir, - '
Piper, the eaulchlitniv and '
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• - Thanks for corning.'4-4Qx
scenes. To the, Many guests. ' ••w(MVCA)an0Conservations'il' and.- .'.. FoundationvMaitlandai te
will, be. hosting the annual
call , ,:- Color •;: Teitr'','. .. at
ALLiwho helped behind the
onset°. . p.nw;Yeti've seen US on T.V.
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lost due to Canadian ketS.2"
Did you know? In- 1992, 4"` _id.
net
own households
ss disability bong )
Time has ht 1:43te'rY
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bilities Itas
centof
Ile t due .to pet- canada
• son
en; ,time QS ,L
or family reS,P011S10 Stats ,
by ,Plicioneter
South Kinloss KinloSs
-7'
Presbyterian Church held
their h°111eConling1tP°16ti
• this past weekend. It was a
way to celebrate the, ii4Oth' anniversary
and to have th! opportunity t!?r!ne!v
• friendships. , ,•
with swimming at Willies pool, and
affiThes,"awnedek4ei?tiaditt-sotarutied.a.tont•heSastachtodoalY;
•
• Then
on Sat!daY. before the church ser-
vice, Harold Campbell, Ira Dickie and"
Doi! kobertsOn' th6N•101.ills.
:There wes-spepial'inusie:thrournout the
•service and Gerald Viowbray played the
• g of
• n',>,•,.• •
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Aerobic Classes
Kinloss Corntriunity,
Centre •
Tues & Thurs. Evenings
METROPOLITAN LIFE .r 730 pm
Doug Aitchison and Bob Cost $3. per flight • Conservation Area on
• Gunter of Met Lite would
"like to thank all of the For information call ..:.unnlic.17ak°Ocat ,horse-drawn
trar°ern.dilaw*. n4
Vanes$4. 395-2831
• Patroris.Of the Lucknow wagon ride through the,
Fair who showed such an
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Conservation Area or enjoy
interest in our display. The , COFFEE
, a walk along the scenic
winner of the new cordless River Trallhe Wawanosh
Phone is Mel Ritchie. !Uwe ' , -BRIEAK Nature Centre will be open
ommtinity.bible study fo!women
can be Of any service in the -throughout the afternoon so
future regarding insurance be sure to drop iin for some
.
- or investment'planning i hot apple cider and cake.
°
please, phone 528-3528. -... . .t
..., , Admission is free, 'cider is
„,
. ,
40x . - just 25 cents per cup.
Donations to the "Weigand
48. Corning WEDNESDAYS , Conservation Foundation,
Events •. •9:45 Allit.11:00 AM will be gratefully accepted.
BING° LUCKAOW•UNITED Wawanosh Valley is located
CHURCH , north of Blyth, west of
Goderich Knights of Highway 4 on Nature
Columbus, Thursday, 7 p.m. Begins October 9th Centre Road (Concession
• Columbus Centro, 390 ' A Nursery Is ft' 6.7 of East Wawanosh
-
Parson's Court, $3450 in
Provided. Township). For more infor.
prizes. $1000.00 Jackpot /nation contact the MVCA at
must go. 15tIar Everyone is Invited. 335-3557, --40ar
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bagpipes and Ied the singing
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• "Amazing Gree,"
Special guests werethe
Baulch family, Margaret,
Joyce Ann and Bill' who
• poke of the years their'
father, Rev. Gordon :Baulchl.was mi
ter in South Kinloss and Kinlough
churches from 1949 till 1955.
veryone'enjoyed the visiting during
lunch hour and looked at the past and
• PreD8:nntvPeircal,Itui'deBdreisPllidaaYeDiekie,
Alex and
Deanna of Sutton spent the weekend
with their family, Ira;and Elizabeth.
Phyilis Wallace of London spent the
• weekend with her sister, Ruth and Don
Ben.
•
u ance
ngham
The Sept. 2a rneoing
of the Wingham and.
District Hospital
Auxiliary was conducted
by *President Margaret
MacLeod.
Reg O'Hagen, head of
the ambulance service at
the Wingham and
District Hospital, was the
speaker of the afternoon
session. He outlined
many recent happenings
within his staff of six
permanent and six part-
time helpers. Hours were
explained, recent updates
in government changes
and regulations„ Their
estimated time to a local
call is seven rnirtutes,
with the patient trans-
ferred to the nearest hos-
pital., •-
Wingham Currently
has two ambulances in
service, and if both are in
use, a Walkerton 'arnbu
lance will stand by in
Wingham if needed in
emergency.
We can be very proud
of Reg and, his staff
members who are always
updating themselves and
very devoted to the care
of their patients.
A letter has been sent
o welcomeD
r.
AntOniadis to our com.
• inunity. A• report was
given concerning the
recent Auxiliary Fall
Tea, held at the home of
Pat Gaunt, when over
100 gucsts'visitcd during
the morning and after-
noon, with 21 now mem-
hers joining the
Auxiliary.
Esther Hovvsen, teen
coordinator, will present
the Annual Auxiliary
Bursary to this year's
winner, Susan. Bain, who
through her many activi-
ties and participation is
well deserved of this
honor
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