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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-05-27, Page 15WEDNESDAY, .MAY 27th, 1964 U.W.O. 'Gradual In Engineering (KINLOSS NEWS) THOMAS W. KEMPTON. ° A Colwell re -union was held at Thomas W. Kempton,, retired the •home of Mr. and Mrs. Currie Ripley business .man and a native • Colwell on Sunday. Thosepresent of Ashfield Township,. died in .Kin- • included: Mr, and Mrs. Don Mc- cardine hospital on Wednesday, Cosh and family, Mr, and Mrs. May 13th,; after a lingering ill Walter;. Forster and family, Mr. ness. He was 77 .years of age. and Mrs. Ardell Mason and Mr, and Mrs. Roy Webster .and fa it Born .in Ashfield 'Township on Y October :29th, 1886, he was one of Congratulations to " Sandy. Mac- a family of • six children of Wil- • '.Kenzie whose name appear with .liam Kempton and Marion. Me- ttle engineeringgraduates o: the Rae, He had' -been a- resident . of Western University. He leaves Ripley since 1921 and was a highly soon for a: position in Calgary, esteemed citizen of the village and Mr and Mrs. Ira Dickie attend-' districts being interested in all edthe funeral of the late Mr, Thos. Ross in Toronto on Friday.., The -leaders and scouts returned from their canoe trip in Algon- quin Park on Thursday night. An- other group enjoyed a weekend. camp_ at _Camp Martin. • Miss Isabel Welsh *'of Owen Sound who has just completed .her at Port Hope . to Rena Coiling of term at Stratford . Teachers' ..Col- Bruce, 'who survives with a, fam- lege is visiting at the home of -Mr. ,ily of one son, William -C. ' Kemp-. and Mrs, :Lloyd MacDougall. while ton of Amberley, and one ,daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey . MacDougall ter,. Mrs. E. G. Torrible. • (Betty) are holidaying in Europe. of. Kingston.. ' Mr. and Mrs.. Gilbert Hamilton . Surviving also . are two, sisters; and Ross , visited Sunday with Mr. ' Mrs.. J. Moss Beeler (Sophia) of and Mrs. John,Hamilton and fam- I Meridian, Mississippi; Mrs. Har- ily inClinton. { old Bogie (Tabitha) ' of: Goderich Mrs. Ray Taylor,'Walkerton and • and a. :brother, Wm. H. Kempton. Mrs. Larry, ` Brocklebank ' and Lu-, of . London:- ' • anne ;Windsor, ,visited last Thurs 1, .He .Was predeceased by two sis- day with Mrs. Harvey Houston: ters, Miss Christena •(Tena) Sunday visitors with Mr.. and ' Kempton of Detroit in 1948 and Mrs. Harvey Houston, Kenneth ,Nora in infancy. ' and' Wallace, •.were Mr and -:Mrs.: : Mr. Kempton was a•. member. Stu. •:Perrin, Mrs. Marlene. Ras of the Ripley I.O,O.F:.Lodge and borough, `Mrs. Isobel ' Pegg and of Old Light. Masonic Lodge, with son :Stuart, also James J. Houston, the last rites of both orders being all •'of Newmarket. ' - .conferred at memorial services on • •THE I,UCKNOW SENTINEL, LU,CKNOW, ONTARIO, �►shfieldNative v Diedin 78th Year Honor _Parents On 40th Anniversary Mr, and Mrs;. Elmer Farrish of Gorri ,; and formerly of Ashfield, will be forty years married on Thursday, May 28th. To ' mark the event and honor. their parents, a family gathering Was held on Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs: Donald Leader of . Lucknow, ,.with ' twenty mem- bers of the immediate family in attendance. ' Unable' to attend were two. sons, Jasper • Farrish , in the RCAF 'in France and Johnston Farrish, who is serving in the Canadian Navy community activities, at Victoria. " Mr, Ke'nipton was a member. of Other : members ' of their family Ripley United Church and served are Bower •Farrish sof Goderich, on the : Board of Stewards:. For WroxMrs. George Adam$ (Maxine) of. many' years he served on the .eter and Mrs, � Donald Leader. Ripley 'Board of Education and at (Millie) of Lucknow. There 'are • sixteen grandchildren.. one 'time acted as" fu a chief Mir,• and Mrs Farrish were each In October .1932 he was married presented with a pen and • pencil set. They left Monday to spend a week ` in 'Ottawa. , ' Mrs,: Farrish is:the former Hilda Whyte of Holstein and Elmer is the • son of the late Mr. and Mrs:. ;John Farrish. of Ashfield. ZENITH h r".... ..,,• . ».u. aty>x.sx444 �' The ZENITH. ' CUSTOM DELUXE ,14 cubic foot - Frost Free Refrigerator -Freezer will give you •the most price. modern frig Tea,Tures. at-a::.most attractive• ...• The ' PopularTwo-Door Model..,. , __. cif and {,� u,. refrigerator. capacity. apa y lZc .gives 9.85 cu. feet of feet of,freez�r capacity with separate doors for ' each" OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM Zenith On -0isplay At CREST HARDWAREe Lu.4nw+ .:. Phone 528 - Thursday evening at the MacLen- nan Funeral Home in Ripley The funeral service on . Friday, May 15th was conducted by Rev. George N. Ball, assisted by ..Rev.' D. MacTavish of London. ; Interment'' was in 'Ripley Ceme- tery, the pallbearers being Ross Martyn, Donald Blue, Ellis Gos- sell, Hamilton McKinnon, Douglas Liddle and Frank' Scott: SCOUT OUTING (Continued from page i), !Lake. They proceeded across Big :Crow lake into the Crow River again and to Crow Bay. ; They made eightportages on the Crow River with a •distance• of between - 380' and. 1,310 yards and even- tually paddled into Lake Lavielle which is 8 or 9 miles :long, and 2 .or 3 miles wide..• The boys caught , all the speck- led trout they could eat along the way and while fishing 'at. L a k e Lavielle, Currie ' and Albert .caught -a 30" lake trout with a 171/x- : inch girth estimated to weigh' about 10 Lto 12 lbs. .If" you have'a.road map. of Ontario, you can trace the route that the group travelled. They retraced their steps on the return journey. • LIONS OFFICERS (Continued from page 1) 'there was not much which could ,be done at Monday's meeting, and had not considered there would be such financial obligation with the project.: Made Big Hit The doubletrio of Ripley, young" ladies made ;a big hit with. .their harmony numbers,: • and �. were .broughtback for an encore ; after two appearances, Their accom- panist: was Mrs. John C. • Mac- -Donald, who 'said this was • the most. rogsing.. reception they had received/ The girls; •Corinne Mac- Donald, Barbara Funston,' Joyce. Funston, Diana McAuley, • Mary Ann Funston, and Ann Gemmell were introduced by Gordon' Fin- layson and thanked and present -- ed with ,an individual ' gift ' by Campbell. Thompson.' ASHFIEL�: Guests with • Wm, ' Johnson last week -end 'were Mr. _ and . Mrs.. Gor- don Ronald of Toronto and Mrs.. John Johnson of -Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. •Richard Compton .of Scarboro spent•the week -end with Mrs'. Colin Howes. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Macdonald on "the birth of a son. ' • The girls of the C.G.I.T. took charge of the program for the W.M•S:' May meeting which was held in. the churc"n on Thursday evening with Mrs. John Mae- Creight in the chair. Church service will be cancelled in Ashfield Presbyterian church next Sunday While Ripley has anniversary services.. ,S u n d a y School will . be at • 9:45 a.m. :PAGE FIFTEEN: • T. Baird Motors (Goderich) Limited .Are: Noir �n 'Their New Building At• 414 Huron Road, Goderich latch dor The .;Official - opening friday, June 5th (ou Are . In They Market For` New Or Used (ar (Mill Pay You .To See Bairds During The Grand opening Or At Any Time DUNGANNON Mr. and Mrs. -Robt .Irvin and Betty spent • the week end with Rev. J. Bright and Mrs. Bright of Fonthill. • Mr. and Mrs. Chas Drennan . of Sarnia' . visited" his grandmothe.r. Mrs. Abner Morris. last Thursday. and other relatives in the vicinity. In'• ant impressive service -at. the •Dungannon United' Church, on Sun- day morning little ones were christened: Glenda Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John. Park and Helen Elizabeth, daugh ter of Mr: and Mrs. Harold Elliott, Rev. J. Veldhuis; ' minister who of- ficiated gave an appropriate ad- dress. The choir sangan anthem, "Just Leaye It To Jesus." Mr. ' and . Mrs. Jack Templeton and Marty of Detroit were week- end . visitors with Mr. ' and Mrs. Gordon' Congram. Visitors with Mr.. and Mr s Harold Elliott and family on Sun- day were Mrs. Elliott's parents, •Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCreight of Listowel, Mr, Sam . Fellows, St. Thomas and her sister, Mrs. Ar- den Barker and husband of Mil- verton. The latter `couple • were made god -parents at . the" christen- ing of. Mr.'and Mrs. Elliott's little' girl. Helen Elizabeth at :the" United Church on Sunday morning.. Mr.. and; Mrs. Thomas Fowler, Kinburn • spent the weekend with the former's " parents, Mr. • and Mrs., Charles Fowler. Misses -Joyce` 'Eggleston and Joanne Bootz, , Brampton, spent, the weekend with Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur. Eggleston.. • The .Women's Missionary 'meet- ing of Erskine Presbyterian church was held -in the church. on Tues- dayevening, May 19th: •Mrs. Robt McAllister . opened the meeting, with prayer, the Purpose a n d hymn, 19. • The Glad Tidings Pray-, er was taken by Mrs. Arthur. Ste- wart and the Devotional; by Mrs. Wm. Reid and prayer, by Rev. J. Veldhuis, Mrs. R. McAllister wel eomed the visitors from the United and • Anglican congregations who united with them to meet Mr.. Jack Geddes and his wife, lone and DISTRICT on furlough' from Taiwan, •China, Mrs.; R. McAllister introduced Mr. • Geddes, who is originally f r o m:. Port Elgin .and is a grandson of • Mrs, Robt Reid of . that town: Great aunts here are Mrs. Matthew Shackelton; : and. Mrs.' Mason ,Mc -- Allister as well as many other re- latives. He gave an interesting account of his work in. Taiwan, the history of , the people there . and their way of living, illustrating' with slides,- scenesof farm life; homes and beautiful gardens. Miss, Iva Carr thanked Mr: Geddes and his . wife. All retired to the base- ment for ' a social hour over the tea -cups: A table of Chinese ex hibits was', displayed' and Mr. Geddes game many interesting ex- planations ' about them.Best .wish- es go with them ontheir return trip: • Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Errington.. spent the weekend with • Mr. and'. _ Mrs:: Lorne Badman, Comber. • Mr. Harold Blake, Mr. • and Mrs. Cecil Blake' • and Barbara spent'. the weekend • with Mr ' and Mrs. H. Eugene Hanson, East Tawas, Mich. Mr. Dalton Reid has returned from Montreal' to - the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Stanley Reids , Mrs'. • Clifford Crozier presided for the May meeting of.the United Church Women on Tuesday of 'last week which opened with the Call to Worship. Mrs, J. Dauphin -read 'The word and the way", Mrs: Ivan Rivett had the theme "Good News in India". Mrs. C. Blake read ' a ' letter from . Miss *Jean Whit- tier giving the annual report. Mr. Wilfred Anderson of Lucknow has donated a , refrigerator to •. the' church ladies..A bale is .being sent by June 17th. A bazaar in the fall Was also discussed. Mrs. • Frank • Thompson was. Convener: for lunch. CROWDED • OUT .AGAIN) News stories and advertisements have, been crowded out of this issue -- now a • frequent occur. rence in spite of 16 pages. One article is Mr. Tom Ross' obituary.