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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-09-09, Page 13• Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 9, 1981 --Page 11 South Kinloss girls study nursing in Stratford By Ruth Buchemeler Bonnie and Laurie Clark went to . Stratford to attend college where • they are both taking the nursing cour Bonnie is in her first y ar and Laurie' is in her secon 0. year Congratulations to r. • and Mrs. Joe Cottrill (form, erly Cheryl Haldenby) who ' were married Saturday, Aug- ust 29. Joe and Cheryl will reside in Kincardine. Debbie :Allan has returned to Toronto to attend her second year at Humber Col- lege. Norma 'Maclntyre is ' at- tending University of Toron- to and starts this week. Mary Anne Ritchie: is. at- tending Fanshawe College at London where she is taking a legal secretary course. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Keith of Toronto visited on the Family and friends say farewell to Kinlough area fqini,ly Boyle Mrs. Audrey Borthwick re- turned Tuesday to St. Cath- arines after a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodgins and Mrs. Agnes Hodgins and other relatives. Mrs. Dan Mclnnes and Nancy . of Blyth visited on Monday with Edna and . May Boyle. . Mr. and Mrs. • Leonard Stanley and family had, a family dinner on. Tuesday evening, before Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stanley, Shawn, Trent and Rhonda leave this community to go to their new home near Harris - ton. Present at the dinner were . Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley and Arthur of Luck - now, Mr. and .Mrs. Floyd Stanley, Dean and Kerry of Ripley and Mrs. Marretta Hodgins. Mr: and . Mrs. Douglas Stanley and family had to leave earlyin the evening for ;a farewell party in their honour given by neighbours of the 10th con- cession, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wall and family. . Mrs. 'Donald McEwan is a patient in Victoria Hospital in London, having undergone ,surgery.. We send get get well wishes. • Lochaleh`lades " take 4-Itcourse By Kae Webster Mrs. Joyce Elphick.' 'sand Mrs. Mayme Wilkins were in Ripley a couple of days last week . taking 'a leadership course for the 4-H club course. Which :came first the ,chicken oyhe egg? Dick Evens of Sudbury is visiting with Mrs. Emile MacLennan for a while. Janet Wilkins. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilk- ins, goes to Sarnia on Mon- day to take up residence at Lambton College. Dean and Paul Rielging, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Riegling, spent a couple of days with their grandmother, Mrs. Marcella Courtney. in Goderich. James Webster of Water- loo is home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs: Wellington Webster, this weekend. Danny MacKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacKen- zie, is home now from Cal= gary, Alberta. Danny is returning to London to Fan- shawe College on . Tuesday, for his second year: Edward Williamson of Wy- oming, Ontario called on his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.' Ewan Mac- Lean. ' Frank and.Ottie Corkum of Pictou County, New Glas- gow, Nova Scotia, are visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs: Rick Deschamps for 'few days. Steven, Deschamps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Des- ' champs. starts to kindergar- ten at Brookside School this week.. The Ripley Horticultural Society held its executive meeting Thursday afternoon ?t the home of Mrs. Marg- aret MacLeod . of the 4th concession; Mrs. Dorothy Finlaylson is a director of the ' executive of the Horticultural Society: ' Oliver McCharles of Kin- cardine- was judging the standing crops in the Beaver Valley area prior to the Beaver Valley Fair which will be held on September 12. Congratulations are sent to Tommy Kempton 'and Paul- ine Lowry who will be mar- ried on Saturday in' Ripley. Rtpley • • obityary ••• Cemetery in Petrolia at 4 p.m. Surviving are two sons Allan, a retired' Toronto Police Officer and Keith, and a grandson David - at the home farm on Highway 21. To these sympathy is ex- tended at this time of bereavement • His wife predeceased ' him last February. Sympathy of . Ripley folks goes to and Dodi McLelland Bervie and their family a this time of bereavement. Ken and Anne Snaith and daughter Whitney of Kit- chener visited •Anne's parents Margaret and Fran- cis ran cisGethrneg. •from page 9 the Calico School which in turn is north of Kintail, died on Saturday, August 29 in the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich. He was a retired high. school teacher having taught for 30 years in the Beal Secondary School (Beal Tech), London. Visitation was at the MacKenzie McCreath Funeral Hoine in Ripley on Monday of last week follow- ed by the funeral service at 1 p.m. on Tuesday in Pine River United Church with Rev. Bob Marian in charge. Interf tent was in Hillsdale Jamie Langford returned tohis home at Woodstock. after spending his summer here with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Nichol- son. Mrs. Marjorie Bennett of Toronto spent . a few days with 'her . father, Arthur Hal- denby. ♦ ,, a,� s /y'. J '. Yj .lam -w<.....•, ,, ,� ,-.,�•, ,,,�� til l�p..'if.`'';�e.' Iii. 'te7"r y• fi�. Myo `e. ' ., ,: _ 0r.% 1-5944. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Evan Keith. Sandy Maclntyre spent .a week holidaying with his aunt and "uncle, Dr. and Mrs. Alex •. MaaIntyre and girls of Alliston. A .neighbourhood gather- ing was held on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell to celebrate Wayne's ' 21st birthday. Mary, Margaret; Helen ' and Heather Maclntyre en- joyed tw.o, weeks holiday to the. east - coast. Mrs. Bill Robinson and girls of St. Augustine visited Friday ' afternoon with • her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie. Mrs: Clarence Ritchie and Mrs. Jack Mali attended the leadership course of the 4-H club, Which comes first the egg or the chicken, at Ripley • last week. They plan to start their meetings this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Tilsonof Magentawan spent few, days with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clark. South :Krol , .M.S.. The Sept . er meeting of South Kinloss W.M.S. was hello at the home of Mrs. Jack Needham., Thepresid- ent, Mrs." Lloyd`MacDougall, opened, the meeting with verses of scripture: The Presbyterial board meeting will be held in South Kinloss Church September 14 and the Rally will be in St. Andrews Presbyterian: Church, Wingham, Septem- ber 29. The scripture was read by Mrs. Donald Maclntyre and meditation, Living one day at a time, • was given by Mrs. Harry Lavis. The roll call, a Bible verse 4 • 4 withthe word, Learn, was followed by a reading, Live as You Pray, by, Mrs; Evan Keith. Mrs, Harold ' Campbell played several hymns on the mouth organ, and Mrs.' Don Bell favoured with the sing- ing of twb lovely solos. Mrs. Jack Needham, 'told, some very interesting facts •of the island of St.. Lucia where she and ' Jack spent two weeks this past winter," She also showed some.very inter- esting slides, Mrs. Ann Austin gave the offertory prayer, and court- esies were made. by Mrs. Harry Lavis. The closing prayer was ` given by Mrs. Bruce Hamilton. A social half 'hour followed with lunch served by the hostess ' and directors, Mrs. . Jack. Needham, Mrs. Harry Lavis and Mrs. Anna Austin. r)y� ?FY .• ..4 .„ *1.% ' ttff t ' I •• X1!'. Py>,r fi 0.0 r . y31 ice.. �;��€fir• • Imo 0* rrl�,,�� art q(jV or?♦ .�, 1.`•r�n1 Ir �/ 1'' ��-• 'Tyr• jti t •1D% �.► �r' r '`v .� .r��T c ' V.11%,. r, �'<. ♦, "�y'r!`4 ryes ry{ !,',$44 /'j�_'/j��'g3: �RIw 1.......,1 f .� t y'.. j ♦1 (� ice t' /� afrT • .: ..-....",;...1.7....... 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