The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-11-05, Page 18•
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42. Obituaries
G. RUSSELL PHILLIPS.
Russell Phillips of R.R, 2
Lucknow died at Alexandra'
Marine Hospital, Goderich
on, October 28, 1997. Mr:
Phillips farmed all his life in
West• Wawanosh Township,
he was married 'to Jean
(Bell) Phillips: He was the
eon of late George Phillips
and Edith (Campbell), Mr.
Philips wase member of
the Trinity United Chu,rch:,
and also a member of the.
Dungannon Senior Citizens.
Russell is survived by his
wife Jean, daughter
Rosalene and Herb Barger,
Burlington, sons Fred and•
Brenda Philips of IR.R: 7`
Lucknow and Ken a.nd. Mary
'Phillips of R.R. 3 Lucknow.
Also surviving are hie. 6
grandchildren who were
'also the Flower Bearers;
Tara, ,` Matt and .Jamie
,Barger, 'Julie, Andrew and
Morgan Phillips. Brothers
and 'sisters 'of Aussetl are
Leonard and Marie Phillips
of, Wingham, Roselle.
McDonald. of West
Wawanosh Township and
Isabelle: and Art Young. of
'Goderich. He was prede
.ceased' by one sister Vyetta
Reid and one brother Albert
Phillips. • Honorary
Pallbearer Jack Alton,
Pallbearers Stuart Alton,
lean Cranston, Hardld
Cook, Terry Zinn, Gary
Alton and: William' Irvin.
Visitation was held at the.
MacKenzie and McCreath
Funeral Home, Lucknow on
Thursday, Oct. 30 :with.
funeral service from the
chapel/ on Friday, Oct:31
with Rev. Alex, McGilvery
officiating. Piper Edward
Babcock played. "Flowers of
'the, Field" and .Amazing
Grace. Eulogy was bychis
granddaughter Tara Barger.
Interment in Greenhill
Cemetery, Lucknow. --45ar
•
MADELEiNE
MACDONALD
Madeline MacDonald, of
London, passed away at
Waverley Maneion, on Oct.
27, 1997,' in her 93rd year.
The former Madeleine
Johnston was born In
Ashfield Township on April
16, 1905, to the late John E
and Emily ('Atkinson)
Johnston. She was the
beloved wife of the late.
Duncan E. MacDonald,
dear mother of Diane
MacDonald of London, sis-
ter-in-law of•Jean Johnston
and Hector and Evelyn
Cooke, all of Kitchener;
dear aunt of Ruth Johnston,
Debbie Wishart, both of
London, Moira Johnston,
Murray Johnston' both of
Kitchener, Brian Johnston in
Romania, Pat Frook and
gre Catherine MacDonald
both of Owen Sound. Mrs.
MacDonaldwas, prede-
ceased by her sister Edith
Cooke and brother Keith
Johnston. The funeral ser-
vice was conducted by Rev.
Dr; •L.R. files and Rev.
Donald G. McInnis at the
James A. Harris•Funeral
Home; London,. on Oct. 30.
A committal service took
placed in Greenhill
Cemetery, .Lucknow.
46. In
Memoriaim.
GIBSON '
In loving, memory of our
dear mother, `Esther mother-
in-law and grandmother., •
Never more than a thought
.away,
'Quietly remembered in -
every way. .
Special memories keep • you
near..
As time unfolds another
year.
Lovingly temernbe•red:by•
your family. --45
HAMILTON
In loving memory of a .dear
husband, father,and grand-
father, R.A. (Al).Hamilton
who passed away
November 9, 1993.,
Never more .than a thought
away,
Quietly remembered every
day. '
–No need for words, except
to say,
Still loved, still' missed in
,every way.
Always remembered and
sadly missed by Gladys and
" famil , --45
47. Cards of
thanks
BROOKS
We wouldlike to thank
everyone who helped in any
way to make our. 50th
anniversary a happy bne.
The lovely cards, gifts, flow-
ers, phone calls and visits
'from family and friends were
inch appreciated. Thank
you; to the Legion fora deli-
cious dinner, .Gordon and
Shirley. --45x ,
We would lit e to thank The
participating. businseses tor
the beautiful keepsake birth
plata we received • for
Braydene birth. It will allays
be cherished. Derry, Janine
and iirayden. --45.
RESNAHAN
We would .Like to thank
everyone for the many
cards, .gif(s, and best wishes
received on our departure,
for Niagara Falls. This has
been a great community t0
live in. Thanks for the mem-
ories. Bill, Nancy and Scott.
--45x
Peg -LARD
The family of the late Jack
Pollard extend their sincere
thanks to friends,' neighbors
and coworkers for their
flowers, donations, cards,
food and support. Special
thanks t0 •Dr: IviEtrinsior hie
care of dad, to the ambu-
lance : service for 'their
prompt response, to George
Ling of the , : OPP
Detachment for his kind-
ness and to Rev. Peggy
Kinsman for` the service.
The "Cottrill Paving Crew" -.
you were exceptional.
MacKenzie and McCreath
Funeral Home - a superb
job in a very difficult time.
Thanks so much for the final
tributeyou paid our father.
Susan and John Pollard and
family. --45x
•MACDONALD
.,The family of, the late May
MacDonald' would like'to"
thank all their relatives,
friends, and neighbors for
their many acts of kindness
shown during the erne she
spent in the nursing home:'
and in ..the recent loss of a
dear mother and grand -
Mother. All the beautiful'flo-
rat ,tributes, ,cards, and
memorial donations will
never be 'forgotten. 'Thanks
to Dr. Shubat.' and the staff
at;Pinecrest`Manor Nursing
Home for their, friendship,
bare, and kindness during
her stay. These acts,. of
Ihoughtfuleess and gen-
erosity were greatly appreci
ated. --45
48. Coming..
Events
BINGO
Goderich Knights of
Columbus', every Thursday,
7 p.m; Columbus Centre,
390 ,Parson's' Court $4400.
in prizes; progressive jack-
pot .$1000.; regular jackpot
$1500 must go: Superstar
,Provincial game played
every bingo night. .Lic•
#157920.-13ttar
COUNTRY CHRISTMAS
HOME TOUR
November 8 and 9, 10 a.m.
- 5 p.m., tour six• luxury
hornes in Grand Bend area
decorated for Christmas
with, professional design
'ideas for your home. Avoid
'the line-ups 'with ,the
Candle -glow. Preview, Nov,
7, 7 - 10 p.m. Tickets $12.
Call 1'-600-265-0316: --
43,44,45c0 .
48D Coming
Events
CHRISTMAS IN THE
COUNTRY
2nd annual display and sale
of unique crafts, batting,
candles, folk -art, stained
glass, quilting,: Saturday,'
Nov, 8, .9:30 a.rn. - 5 p.m.
Door prizes •- refreshments.
Home of John and Diane
Johnston,' 4 miles west of
Belfast, 10th. of Ashfield
• Township. --44,45 '
ELEGANCE ON THE
COUNTRY
2nd annual Gift Show and.
Sale Nov. 7, 12 - 8 p.m.,
Nov. 8 and 9, 10 a.m. - 5
p.m Sebringville Community
Centre. Handcrafted
Victorian and country col-
lectibies.--43-45cc
FILLED TO THE RAFTERS
WITH DRAFTERS!!
Almost 100 vendors at the
7th. annual "Santa's
ShOpeine Bae Event" on
Nov. 15th, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. at
the Kincardine Davidson
Community' Centre, on
Durham St, off Hwy. #21.
Admission $2 (12 years and
under free). Great door.
prizes; Scouting's, Pancake
Breakfast. Guiding donation
- Babysitting,' Grade 8 •bake
sale: Proeeeds to the
Kincardine Scottish Pipe
Band. For more infiormation
call .organizer Linda Graham
396.8149.--44-46cc ` •
SPINNING & WEAVING
SALE
And Exhibition, Huron Tract
Spinners and. Weavers
Guild 19th annual sale and
exhibition, : Governor's
House, Huron Historic Gaol,,
Goderich, Nov, 8, 10 a.m.
5'p.rn.; Nov. 9, 11 a.m.
p.m.--44,45cc
THE CHRISTMAS •
TRADITION
of ' Murray's Christmas
House continues daily until
Dec. 23, 10 aeri. 4:30..p. m.
come and share "our magi-
cal Christmas: Horne," treat
yourself; family and 'friends
to the ultimate shopping.
.experience. Offering unique
gifts and decorating :ideas.
10% off every purchase,
and 50% off selected, mer-
chandise. 7304 Richmond
St.,Arkona 519.828-3398'
or .1-800-575-1974. 7
45,47cc
3RD ANNUAL MITCHELL
CRAFT SHOW •
Saturday, Nov. 8, 9,a.m. - 4
p.m. at Mitchell arena, 50
tables, unique 'and one of a
kind gift items. Admission -
free. --45cc
BRODHAGEN CRAFT &
GIFT SHOW
Saturday, Nov. 15, 10 a,m.
4 p.m. . Brodhagen
Community Centre.
Admission non-perishable
food item. Vendors informa
tion (519) 347-2766. -45-
46cc
CRAORLD'S.ARTS &
DRAFTS.CHRISTMAS
FESTIVAL. ' • :
Stratford Coliseum,
Stratford. November 8 & 9,
(11-6), (11.6). Admission
$3.00:--45bc
49, Coming
Events
INTEREST 1
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION?
You are inuieed to attend an
OPEN HOUSE a INFORMATION ;Gin
on We ' esday, November 2P ]1997 at 8:11 paha.
4 the Lucknow & District Christian School 2les east at Lucknow on fury tt86.
This evening in open to anyone who would life to see the school and learn more
about it. The Christian School is interdenominational, provides gad academic
standards of education, teaches Bible, and mattes prayer and Christian music a
part of its program. Subjects are discussed and taught from a Christian
perspective. At the Open House we will give you a tour of the school and show a
video presentation on Christian education. Staff and promotion committee
members will be available to answer any questions you might have. Come out
and learn about this schooling option available to you. .
1 10
S NTA'S SHOPPING
EVENT.
Almost 100 vendors!
November 15th 9:00 to
4:00, Kincardine Community
Centre..Admission $2...Door
P rizes...Pancake
B reakfast.. BP''e
sale...Proceeds•- tb
Kincardine ' Pipe Band. info?
Gal1519-396-8149.--45bc
ALBERTA BOUND
Fn ds are invited,,to• a
comnd go tea for Sara
Ritchie, Sunday, No"v. 16 at
the Sepoy Apartments from
1 to 4 p.m., Come visit Sara
before she leaves for her
new home et, ;Fairview,
Alberta, to be with her fami-
ly there. --45,46 •
(CHRISTMAS OPEN
HOUSE
November 8, 10 a.m. - 5
per. Nov, 9, 12 - 5 pen.
'Come • visit us at Olde
Village Accents and Luann's
Country Flowers, Blyth, -
45;46cc
'AU'BURN & •DISTRICT
LIONS CLUB
Breakfast - pancakes, eggs,
.toast,'sausage and hash
browns, Auburn Community,
Hall, Sunday, Nov. 3th
Serving 9 'a,.m,..-• 12 p.m.
$5/person, 'family $20.
Maple 'syrup donated by
Robinson's Maple ,Syrup
Products. Proceeds for
Community Betterment.' --
45cc :.
GAIL AND BRAD'S
Marvellous wedding"'adven•
tura mystery dinner/theatre,
November 28th and 29th,
Blyth Memorial. Community
Hall. ' For tickets, call 523-
9300.--45-48cc
15TH ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
Tiverton Community Centre
on Saturday, Nov. 8th, 10
a.i 1 - '4 p.m.Sponsored by
the 'Tiverton & District Lions .
Club --45x
USED BOOK SALE
Auburn and District Lions
Club at Auburn Community'
Hall Saturday, Nev. 8, 9
a.m. till3 p.m. Thousands of
titles to. • choose from.
Reasonable 'prices.
Proceeds for Community
betterment. --45cc
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR.
SOUP & SANDWICH
Luncheon at 'Lucknow
Presbyterian Church.;
Saturday Nov. 15' from 11
a.m. - 2 p.m.--45,46ar
OPEN HOUSE
YOU S FOR DECO
Super gift ideas for your
Christmas list at Yours For
Decor "Silk" plants and
trees!. Huge inventory and
wide variety of top quality
trees, decorator tree,, fleer
and table plants, wall and
table' greenery basket
arrangements. Wreaths,
swags, and unique floral
designs. Beautiful Poinsettia
baskets and decorative
Christmas items. Largest.
selection for miles! For.
something different, bring a.
friend and browse at your
leisure anytime Friday, Nov.
7, .9:30 a,rn: 8:30 p.m., and
Sat. Nov. $, 9:30 a.m.. - 5
p.m. Conc. 2; Huron
-; Township, 1st sideroad east
of Highway 21. (You're wel-
come ahother day; phone
Patt 395-5182).--45
'DAY CAMP
Here.'s something fun for
kids to do; during the teach-
ers' strike Day camp for JK
to; Grade. 5; daily '8:45 to
3;30 p.rri. at the Lucknow,
Legion Hall, $10/day: For
details call:Janet•Cox at .
528-24b0.,--45
- OP, P'.
investigate
Mildmgy robbet-y
,Ontario Provincial
Police '. from " ' the
Kincardine and Walkerton.
Detachment are irestigat-
ing a break and enter;,t:
five :buildings which are
part 'of Camp Carrick near ,
Mildmay. :
Sometime between Oct.
10, and 14, 1997 person(s)
unknown smashed doors,
on the pump house.` In the
dinning hall and kitchen,
plates and glasses were
smashed on the floor.
Doors and windows in'the
children's church and the
main sanctuary were also
sthashed.
Police have no suspects'
and are asking the public's
help td identify the per-
son(s) responsible.
Please 'call Crime
' Stoppers at 1-800-225-'
' TIPS (8477) dr contact
your nearest police ser-
vice:.