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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-03-17, Page 16.10 COmfl1Uflitr nevvs . • Couple residing in Scarboroug Tievapeem Mind' Linda Peggy Richard of Oshawa and Wray ,. Geoile Thotnpson'of R. R. 3, Ripely were united in marriage at the home of the groom's .. parents in Ripley on New Year's Eve, December 31, 1981:. Rev. Clyde of $envie officiated at the Ceremony. The wedding music was played by. Mrs. Audrey Chide. The bride is the youngest daughter of Leo and Joan Richard of . 74 Sunset Drive, Oshawa. The bridgegroom is the youngestson of Harvie and Wilda Thompson. of Ripley. The room was decorated with red and white poinset- tis, red candies and holly. Given . in marriage 'by her parents, the bride wore a gown of white satin and French . lace with a chapel length train She wore a Juliet headpiece and veil and carried a cascade -of red roses. Susan Patterson of Missis- sauga, friend of the bride,. was maid of honour, wearing a street length cranberry red taffeta gown. She carried a bouquet of yellow carnations. Ring bearer for the double ring ceremony was Jeremy Thompson, nephew of the .gym. Jeff Craigmile of London acted as best man. Ushers were Robbie ' and Todd Thompson, nephews of the groom. During the signing of the register, Tammy and Kim MacDonald of Fraserdale, Northern Ontario, nieces of the groom, sang "`You've Only Just Begun". A reception for family and a few close friends was held at the home of the groom's parents. Following a honeymoon in Ottawa; the couple are resid- ing at 263 Pharmacy Avenue,. Scarborough, . The bride was feted at several showers prior to her marriage at her home in Oshawa by neighbours and Mends, alsoby her eo-work, ers at the Canadian Red Cross, Toronto, where the bride and groom *reemploy. ed. A wedding shower and dinner fat relatives was held at the home of Wilda and Harvie 'Thompson. A recep* tion was held January 9, 1982 at the Canadian Legion, Branch 43 Oshawa, attended by family and friends. On March 27, 1982 a community reception: will be held in Ripley for the young couple. Ira Dickie retires from Gearco Ira Dickie recently rallied from Champion Road Mach- inery Co. Ltd. in Godericli. He first started working there in January, 1955, hav- ing had previous . machine shop experience at Canadian Tire Corporation, Toronto and Clyde Aircraft in . Col- Lingwood. At Champion he went from foreman inthe machine shop. to setting up the •tool room and, . designing jigs and .fix- tures and special , machines. At retirement, work was on product design at Gearco. On Wednesday, February, 24 Ira and Elizabeth were luncheon guests of Champ- ion at Benmilier Inn. Later that afternoon at R.N.D. Ira was presented with a beauti- A PLACE FOR KiDSt:: `J.,t Ar St Patrick's Day Riddles 1.What's green and flies? Super Pickle . • 2.What has green ears but can't hear? Corn. ` &What did . oneevergreen tree say to another evergreen tree? Fm pining for you. 4.What do you call a little green man that's disap- peared? A lepregone. S.Why did the elephant paint its toenails glen? It wanted to hide in a bunch of grapes. 6.What did the melon say when .the green bean asked it to marry it? Sorry, I canteloupe. 7.What did one plant say to another when they were arguing? Let's get to the root of this matter. 8How does spinach sneeze? Spinachp00000.. 9.Why did the kid stay at the table to eat his vegetables? Hewanted somepeas and quiet. 14.What kind of salad should be eaten in . the basement? Salad with celery in it. . 11.What-did one tree say to another? Leaf me alone. \ 12.Why did the gardener go to the doctor? He had a planters' wart. Distributed by Canada Wide Feature Services Limited (e) 1982 MacKay Fairfield Tate ful chime wall clods from Champion Road Machinery and by fellow workers, a very useful, planer jointer. Ira expressed his thanks for the gifts and said he had enjoyed his many years with Champion. Celebrate birthday The family of Mrs. Spence McFarlane. of Lucknow sur-. ' prised their mother with a birthday party at her home on Saturday, March 7,. They enjoyed a time of fellowship and a pot luck supper. Her family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stanley andfamily of Kinlough; Mr. and ' Mrs. .Kenneth Stanley and family, Kinloss; Mr. and Mrs, Keith MacKay and family of. Kin- cardine; Mr. and . Mrs. Cliff Eedy and family of Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stan- ley and family ' of Owen Sound, and her granddauah- O ter, Sheri ..Becker and her husband, Don, home from Costa Rica, attended. Telephone congratulations were received from her 'son, Rennie Stanley and his fam- ily of Engelhart, Northern Ontario; son, Everett and his. family of London . and her three: sons in British Colum ° baa, . Murray, of Burnaby, • Gordon of Aldergrove and .Cecil from•. Canal Flats, and their families, Mrs. McFarlane was a very surprised mother on this special occasion. Purply Grove Mrs. Deanna Scott of Pur- ple Grove visited with Kaye Collins in Ripley on Wednes- day: Howard and Marjorie Thompson spent a few days out at the farm with their son Bert. _ Heather Boyle, who works \ in : a group home for teenagers at Napanee, spent a few days with her parents Francis and Irene Boyle. Kerry Boyle, Burkes Falls, spent the weekend with Linda and Matt Plant, Pawassan.. Merle Stewart, Pine Crest Nursing Home, celebrated her 88th birthday with her sister Nettie Dore at the home of Wilda and Harvie Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Riddell Bervie, Mrs. Largaret McIn- nes, Nancy King and girls, Teeswater, visited with Mrs. Dore. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black, Dungannon, were guests of Harvie and Wilda Thompson on Saturday night. . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc- Cosh visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maulden and .. Keith at Kinlough. Mr. and Mrs, Roy 'Collins, Jennifer and Angela, Martha Huston, Margaret Robert- son, Dorothy Collins and Rena McNab visited on Sufi - day with Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson. Olive 'Hughes, Goderich, visited during the,week with Francis and Irene Moyle and Kevin. Mr: and Mrs. Barry. Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Moran visited on Sun- day evening with Victor and Wanda Dawley. Mrs. Donald Gillies spent' a few days in Owen Sound visiting her ' sister Dora Owens. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Brooks, Rossie Willets, Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh, • Beattie Pollock :and Gladys Arnold attended the turkey supper at Kinloss on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. tEarl Elliott entertained their families on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenwood and family, Teeswater, Mr..: and Mrs. John Farrell and girls, Irene Elliott, Princess Court; Kin- cardine, the occasion being, their. son Ian's- birthday. Mr. and. Mrs. Earl Elliott visited on Tuesday, with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Elliott, Ferndale, Mich: ' Mr. and Mrs, Donnie Reid and Mrs. Josephine. Mac- Tavish visited on Sunday with Mr. Earl Durnin, Clin- tnn and had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gaunt. Mr. • and . Mrs. Howard Thompson visited nn Mon- day ,with Mr. and Mrs. Al win and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Humphrey, Lucknow. W. SsMti , W01106060$1, Mack 17* 29 -0-1610 ilii. BRAN RAISIN 994 scHNEroEs BEEF OR CHICKEN 250 GR. MEAT PIES st�xNs�or� ass �o oz. wi�NERs x1.09 ;1.25 WAGON s HEELS. .. • 1.19 FABRIC SOFY'6N6R 2WTRE WNY $2.$9 DISH DETERGENT 89� GR.PEFRUITS Ji.00 2 LB.. BAG ARROTS MEXICAN LARGE tl TOMATOES LB. 794 Basin's Groceteria. Lucknow 528-3420 OPEN SIX DAYS WE DELIVER, 2 BAGS - 000 ANT.ADS ARE JUMPING WITH BARGAINS APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED. BY Lucknow Recreation Committee FOR SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS AND LIFE GUARDS AT LUCKNOW SWIMMING POOL FOR THE COMING SEASON Applicantsare required to apply in writing stating qualifications, by April 8 to WM. R. 'MITER . Lacknew, Recreation Committee Box 32, Lucknow, Ont.