The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-06-29, Page 14BROWNIE'S
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Page 14—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 29, 1988
47. Card of Thanks
STANLEY
I thank my family, relatives, neighbours
and friends for visiting me and for the
gifts, flowers, cards and phone calls while
I was in hospital and since coming home.
Also to the doctors, nurses and minister
and for all your prayers`. God bless you.
Lulu. -26x
THOMPSON
Thanks to Dr. Thompson, doctors and
nurses in Kincardine hospital, for the care
I received. Thanks to Rev. Merilyn Letson
for prayers and visits; to my family,
friends and neighbours for cards, flowers,
phone calls and visits. Thanks.
Marjorie. -26
ALTON
I would like to thank the Lucknow mer-
chants for the great Family Keepsake
Plate. It will look great in my room. Thank
you all very much. Kelsie Alton. -26x
RITCHIE
We would like to thank our family for the
gifts they brought us and to all who called
and sent cards and best wishes, by
telephone and radio for our 64th anniver-
sary. Isabel and Wesley Ritchie. -26x
MacINTYRE
My sincere thanks to my friends and
relatives who remembered me with visits
(in person and by phone), cards and gifts
while I was a patient in the Wingham and
District Hospital, University Hospital and
since my return home. Many thanks to the
members of the South Kinloss W.M.S. for
their thoughtfulness. Marilyn
Maclntyre.-26x
IRWIN
I would like to say thanks to all who called
to see me while I was in the hospital last
weekend, for x-rays and tests.
Spence. -26x
48. Coming Events
QUINTS SUMMER MUSIC Fesitval in
Picton, Ontario, south of Belleville. July 22
to. August 7. Pop, Jazz, folk, classical and
Big Band. Features Lawrence Cherney
and music from Sharon, the Spitfire Band,
the Montreal Jubilation Gospel Choirc,
Holly Arntzen, Joelle Rabu. Tickets $8 to
$15. Call Quinte Summer Music (613)
393-2939.-26bc
KINDERPARTY INTERNATIONAL. On,
tario's most exiting Home Party Plan
System. Independent consultants required
to market high quality educational toys,
games, books and puzzles. Call collect
(416) 945-0087.-26bc
SILVER LAKE
TENT & TRAILER PARK
140 acre spring fed lake unspoiled
Full service sites ...
Boating & Fishing
Fully equipped cottages available
immediately
9 miles east of Kincardine
Call Collect 395-3330 or 528-3224
for booking information
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Birthday
Club
Dan McDonagh
July 2, 1983
5 Years Olds
Raumyn Rais Firouz
July 3, 1983
5 Years Old
Michelle MacGillivary
July 3, 1977
11 Years Old
48. Coming Events
MISS CELEBRATE 88
The crowning will take place at the
Lucknow Community Centre, Thursday,
June 30. Concert begins at 8:15 p.m. Ad-
mission $4.00, family $10.-25, 26ar
FIDDLE AND STEP DANCE Contest July
8 and 9, Community Center, Fergus, On-
a tario. Camping on grounds. For informa-
tion call Ken Hawkins (519)843-334.-24bc
OPEN HOUSE
in honour of the forthcoming marriage of
Marilvnne. will be held at the home of
Marilyn & Donald Maclntyre. RR 5,
Lucknow, on July 13. Everyone welcome
between 2:00 - 4:30 p.m. and 7:00 - 9:00
p.m. -27x
CELEBRATE IN
1988 PARADE
Saturday, July 2, 12:36 p.m., floats assem-
ble at Floyd Milne's field; vintage cars at
Jim Boyle's, Hwy. 86 east; children's sec-
tion one block north of MarTavich
Sunoco; band and dignitaries at Lucknow
Public School.-26ar
ATTENTION
FORMER BAND MEMBERS
Band Reunion, 10:30 a.m. Saturday, July 2
at LCPS. Play, listen and talk. In-
struments available or bring your
own. -26
ATTENTION: ALL
BUSINESS OWNERS AND
INTERESTED PARTIES
Paul McKessock from the Grey Bruce
Tourism Bureau, will be speaking at the
Town Hall, July 6, at 8 p.m. Meeting will
deal with how to promote tourism in this
area. -26, 27
BENEFIT DANCE
Hodgins Family of Kinloss, (who lost their
barn by fire) will be held Saturday, July 9,
9 p.m. Kinloss Community Centre, Hwy. 9.
Ladies please bring lunch. -26, 27nx
COLWELL PICNIC
will be held July 10, 1 p.m. at the former
Holyrood Public School. The Colwells and
Collins invite all relations and friends to
come to visit Bill and Helen Colwell from
Dawson Creek; Jamie Forster family
from Rainy River District and Cathy
Forester Tasetka and family from Nova
Scotia. Short business meeting will follow.
Dishes and cutlery supplied. -26, 27
TEESWATER
FUN FEST WEEKEND
July 8 and 9. Friday night dance in the
community hall. Saturday night dance in
the arena. Saturday afternoon pig races at
1 p.m., 'fireman games, bed races, etc.
Something for everyone! -26, 27
"There is ONE in every crowd". Do you
know a "Good Kid" who deserves an
award for community service, bravery or
courage in overcoming a physical limita-
tion? Nominate them for an Ontario Junior
Citizen of the Year award, - contact this
newspaper for details.-26bc
The BRUCE Peninsula between Lake
Huron and Georgian Bay. Nature, fresh
air, clean water, great vistas, accom-
modations, country cooking. 1-800-265-3127.
Bruce Peninsula Tourism. Box B-269,
Wiarton, Ontario NOH 2T0.-26bc
nHuron
Landscaping
Limited
R.R. 2 Lucknow
529-7247
Safe, affordable, quality play structures for
residential use; complete with optional
and expandible features. We include
a guarantee with substance.
HOURS:
Mon. -Sat. 9-5; Closed Sundays
Sunshine Sister meeting
The "Sunshine Sister" meeting of Kair-
shea W.I. was held in the hall, Thursday,
June 16. The usual good pot luck meal was
enjoyed by the members and their guests.
The meeting began with the Opening
Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. Ann
MacDougall read the scripture. The presi-
dent,
Irene Haldenby, welcomed everyone
and read a poem, "The Joy of
Friendship".
The minutes of the May meeting were
read and approved. Kairshea members
were reminded of the hours volunteered to
work on registration July 1. Marion
MacKinnon gave the treasurer's report.
The float for the Reunion was discussed.
Maimie Roulston;. Margaret Mowbray,
Alice Ritchie and Vera Schmidt will work
with the other Institutes on this project.
Wanda Keith reported on the bus trip she
and Margaret Keith had organized on May
26. It was an enjoyable day to The Bruce
Nuclear Power Plant, Participation
Lodge, Holland Centre, and the Heritage
Mall, Owen Sound.
Maimie Roulston had called a meeting to
discuss what the Institute could do to pro-
mote better garbage disposable. Public
School students will make posters, a letter
will be written to council and information
passed out to other ;nstitutes.
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Invites You To Worship With Them On
Sunday, July 3, 1988
10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Nursery downstairs morning & evening'
EVERYONE WELCOME
LUCKNOW
DISTRICT
COMMUNITY
CENTRE
OPEN DATES
Fridays:
August
Fri. 5 - 12 - 19 - 26
Saturday, July 9
Diana Jefferson & David Thompson
Saturday, July 16
Marilynne Maclntyre & Dale Gilchrist
June 30 - July s -2-3
Celebrate in '88 Reunion
CaII 528-3532, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Short readings were given by eleven
members with good resolutions starting
with "Today I will ... " The concluding
remark was, "Today is the first day of the
rest of your life. What are you doing?"
The 411 leaders, Sharon Stein and Susan
McNall were present. Sharon gave a good
review of the courses this past year and
the ones planned in the future. Canada
Outdoors begins in June with 20 to 25 young
people interested in this one.
Kairshea W.I. will help at the Craft
Festival on July 29. The blackboards were
used for a fun game of Win, Lose or Draw.
The artists were Una Matthews, Donna
Moffatt and Wilma Clarke. Readings were
given by Sharon MacDougall, "My Garden
is a Pleasant Place" and one by Ann Mac-
Dougall, "The Best Part of Vacation".
Names of songs were distributed and
members had to find others humming
their tune to form groups. Wanda Keith's
group won.
The exciting part came when we finally
found who our Sunshine Sisters were. Gifts
were given out and guests were introduced
and also recieved gifts.
The July meeting will be held in the
Kairshea Hall July 21. Other Institutes are
being invited. The meeting closed with the
singing of 0 Canada.
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3 BEDROOM HOME • 2 baths, large kit-
chen, electric heat, 2 blocks from P.O.
101/2% mortgage available.
ONE ACRE - edge of Lucknow, 4 bedroom,
family room, fish pond, 15 fruit trees. Pric-
ed to sell.
LUCKNOW - 3 bedroom bungalow, 4 pc.
bath, large kitchen and dining room. Ask-
ing 820,000.00.
IAT - 2 blocks from Main Street.
$10.000.00.
WEST WAWANOSI-1 - 100 acre farm, ap-
proximately 65 workable. red brick home,
barn and two sheds.
KINLOSS — 110 acres with 90 acres
drained and level, drilled well, electric
pump, balance bush. Asking '55,000.00.
KINLOSS - 90.5 acres, level and drained.
3 bedroom home. 2 baths, barns and 2 im-
plement sheds. Asking '75,000.
Listings Wanted
FRASER MacKINNON
528-3013
BARRY McDONAGH
528-3821
DAVID MacKINNON
395-2483