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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-04-22, Page 23Spend Easter with South Kinloss By - Ruth -Ruchmeler Betty Colwell was home from Sudbury for. the Easter weekend.. Visiting withMMt. and Mrs. Di k McQuijlin on the week- end Were Linda 'McQuill n of Toronto, Den McQuillin ,of London, Mr: an d Mrs. Hugh Jenson and their grandson of Cochrane and Barb Nickel, Shawna and. Tylar of Kincar- dine.' Mr. and Mrs. Brian. Keith of Toronto were home for the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Evan Keith. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Forster and family also visited ' at the same home. Congratulations to Peggy Gibson . who joined South Kinloss Presbyterian Church on. Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mac- Kinnon, Sean and Michael of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Frayne 'ofGoderich and Mr. and Mrs. David MacKinnon, Jennifer, Shane and Johna- thon were all dinner .guesfs with Mr: and Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon and Murray on Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mc- Kim of Burnt 'River visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Allan and. boys over the weekend. South ,Kinloss and Luck now . Presbyterian ' Young Peoples .put on:a very touch- ing Easter 'service on Friday night held at the Lucknow Church. Mr. and Mrs. Fordo Cun- ningham have returned home after spending the winter at their. homein'Flor- ida. Weekendvisitors with Mrs. , Olive Needham and Mrs. Nancy Macintyre were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Need- ham of Niagara Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Leeson of Elmira. They and Mr. and Mrs.. Ken Houston and girls attended the 80th birthday party on Saturday evening for Mr. Stewart Needham. Ken Houston spent a,few days this week in Lexington, Kentucky, attending horse 'sales and . seeing his brood mare and colt: Little ,Johnathon MacKin- non is home again after being in , Wingham Hospital for almost a week. Anne Colwell is' starting to work for Ridgetown Agricul- ture College in . Ridgetown, for -the summer. Sunday dinner guests with Currie, Betty and Anne Col- well were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ferguson and. Allan of Pine River, Mr.- and Mrs. Doug Eadie ' and Johnathon of Kincardine, Ken , ' Eadie and Joan Ferguson, Mrs. Ina Eadie of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Colwell • and family, and Ken Reid.: Mary ' Anne Ritchie enter- ed the Huron County `short hand competition at Wing - ham •'High School and won high with 80. words per minute. She received a' gold pin with Huron County ' and 80 wpm on it. Congratu- lations Mary Anne. Write something funny The co-editor of our school page came up to me the other day and said, "Write some- thing funny for the page, f looked incredulously at her. "Me? Frankly. I didn't think I' could. Oh, don't get me wrong. I've tried to write humorous articles and they are funny.... to me but never to anyone clse. I have my ownsecret, private jokes, my own definition of humour, Let me put it to you straight -- I'm a very serious person. I. always have been and 1 always will be. Well, there you are . getting me wrong again. That doesn't mean i can't laugh or have a good time. Why, everyone calls me "Old -laugh -it -up -fuzz - ball -Liz." 1 love laughing. It's my The Broken Barrier The curtain ripped on the temple It was nearly two thousand years ago The, sound of ripping cloth never touched my ears The_ cry of the Son never pier- ced my heart But when he cried "it is fin= ished" The Curtain temple. The curtain ripped in the temple Almost twenty centuries in the 'past The • priests and Phansees must surely have been shocked The zealots and saducees sho4ld have stared aghast For that cloth separated man from God... But the curtain ripped in the temple. It's remained parted\ for two thousand years And in my life, there is no longer a barrier There is no block between the relationship of a man with God And 1 know it's Jesus Christ That ripped'the curtain in my temple. Ene Underwood ripped in the favourite indoor sport, ' next to eating. I'll laugh at any- thing -- funny jokes,' sick jokes, jokes which seem to fly over my head. You name it. I'll laugh at at. , That's ' why my three best friends are my best friends; They make me laugh which pulls 'ire when I'm swimming in my socks in the murkey waters of 'des- pair. To' me, my buddies are funny hilarious, but to oth- ers...well... But who cares? To me, they're funnier than Laurel and Hardy, crazier than Three Stooges, 'more previous than the°crown jew- els. To me, one of the greatest gifts a person can have is a good sense of humour. My spasms of humour come ` and go like` whims in the wind. The excuse.I have when 1 ,say something re- markably funny is that my Zodiac planets and stars are in the right orbits, sending down wavelengths to my brain with bits of .funnies. However, this will not defeat me. I, at' times, make, my friends laugh. So, betwe- en my joke -days and their Election results Well, it was to the polls on. Tuesday. April 14 at the students decided who was to be next year's school presid- ent, vice president and social convener.' A close battle was fought for the presidency and finally after a recount Vaughn Passmore and Nath- an Peel took a narrow win over Kim Craig and Scott Cornwall. Lizanne Morrison will be next year's social convener as she managed to beat Tim Stainton. All other r positions were filled by accla- • matiion. rnadill mirror off -days, we seem to be laughing our way to the June exams. Maybe our marks are low, our goldfish swimming the wrong side up, or the washer ate our favourite socks, me and my three ',Musketeers will go on laughing, making each other laugh, making other people raise eyebrows and making still other people look, up the phone number for the Rubber Room. But look, you go . through life once. so why be a worm, a stick in the mud. I'm going to live and laugh now while i have a chance regardless of what other people say. and 1 want to may my chums laugh. \ From my friends, I ask one thing -- Keep on making me laugh. I love -it. It makes my stomach hurt and my flab shake but believe me, it's worth it. So laugh today while you're down hereon good old earth and. maybe. just may- be, the washer won't eat anymore of your favourite socks. Liz Brydges Cy sI'op• C[ASSIFIED IN FORT Luclmow Sentinel,, Wednesday, Ap!rIt 22, 198k—Page. 23 dies 4.1 1 LITRE SUNLIGHT DETERGENT f1.64 each DERBY - FOR DOGS BEEF CHUNK DINNER 2-89' TAME CREME RINSE „„ 69' RIDGEWAY, 72\S ° TEA BAGS. $1.49 DAY IDEA • DEODORANT • • 59".. • Eimer UrbachPhari:'acy Lucknow Pune 518. 004