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Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 5, 1982—P
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Lochalsh ladies enjoy horticultural society trip
By Kae Webster
The farmers in the area.
have beenbusy this past
• week trying . to get their
spring seeding done.
June Wylds and Dorothy
Finlayson went with the Hor-
ticultural Societies to Toronto
on Saturday to the Edwards
Gardens. ' It features indoor
and • outdoor flowers and
plants. They had a large
display of a camp site
done with plants, flowers and
shrubs. It was a beautiful ,
Visit South'
Kinloss
family,
By Ruth Buehmeler
Visitors on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. • Ira Dickie •
were Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Chapelle of Whitby (Anne
Townson), Mrs. Watt. Town-
son of Sudbury returned -to
Whitby with them.
Neighbours and friends
enjoyed quilting :on a quilt
last week at the home of
Blanche Needham.
Margaret and. Norma Mac-
Intyre . are home from Uni-
versity for a few days before.:
they start their: summer
work.
Carol Buchmeier held a
bridal shower in honour of
Kelly Mackie on Wednesday
evening. Kelly is to i be wed
on Saturday, May 8.
Mr. and'Mrs. Evan Keith
attended the . 25th wedding
anniversary dinner at . St.
Agatha in honour of Mr. 'and
Mrs,. Bob Keith of Scarbor-
ough.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Karl of
Hanover were Sunday visit-
ors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Dickie.
Mary Anne Ritchie was
home for a few days as she
has completed her legal sec-
retarial course which she
took at •Fanshawe College.
Mary Anne is employed in
the office at the Ontario
Psychiatric Hospital in Lon-
don for the summer.
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Ripley...
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Dorothy' Wardell at their
- home •on Concession 4 west in
Huron Township.
Students at the Ripley
Huron Central School were
busy this past weekend
getting signatures on their
pledge sheets. They are
holding a Run-a-thon for MS
(Multiple Sclerosis) at the
school this week. Others
were, also getting pledges for
tree planting at the Huron
Township dump on the 6th
Concession west.
Here are some warning
signs of arthritis;
*Persistent pain and stiff-
ness on arising;
*Pain, tenderness or swel-
ling in one or more joints;
*Persistent pain and stiff-
ness in the neck, lower back
or knees or, other joints.
Information is available,
free of charge by writing;
The Arthritis, Society,
920 Yonge St, , Ste. 420,
Toronto, tint.
M4W 3J7
sight, and a trip that was as possible while he is here.
Jim Webster of Waterloo
was home . on the weekend
with his parents, Wellington -
and Kae Webster.
On Tuesday there was a
spring internment at the
Lochalsh cemetery for the
late K. Malcolm MacLennan,
formerly of Owen °Sound. Mr. -
MacLennan was a native of
the Amberley Laurier. area.
He was born on the farm now
owned by his cousin, Bain
MacLennan. Mr. MacLennan
was a school teacher and a•
very much enjoyed by the
horticulturist.
We are sorry to report that
Elmer Culbert has been a
patient in the Wingham and
District{ Hospital forthe past
week. We hope he will soon
be up and about very shortly.
Get well soon, Elmer.
Mr. •and Mrs. Rod Finlay-
son and girls of Sarnia have
visiting with Mrs. Dorothy
Finlayson this past week;
Rod has been very ` busy
trying to get in as much crop
principal for many years in
Barrie. He is survived by his
wife, Alma and one daugh-
•ter, Jean..
Allan. Peck of Wallaceburg
was a weekend guest at the
Charles Wilkins home on the
weekend. Allan brought Jan=~•
et Wilkins home. Allan and
Janet have both been attend-
ing College in Sarnia and
have now finished their year
there. •
Cecil Webster, son of
Wellington and Kae Web-
ster, came home from Ohio
Friday evening for a week or
so,
Bob and Jean Simpson of
Kintail had their daughter,
son-in-law and thein family,
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kay of
Milford Bay home for the
weekend.
Mary Kempton, daughter
of Bill and Janet Kempton of
Point Clark, was bridesmaid
at the Ann Courtney Rodger
Ludwig wedding which was.
held at the Pine River Church
on Saturday. A reception was
held at the Ripley Complex
Saturday evening. Congratu-
lations to you both.
The Ripley . High' School
held their annual Prom Fri-
day evening in the High
School auditorium.
Helen Kempton of Kit-
chener*
it-chener* was home with her
parents, Bill and Janet
Kempton of 'Point Clark for
the weekend.
Elmer Culbert has return-
ed home from the Wingham
Hospital and is progressing
very , well. Get well soon.
Langside girl on work term at radio station
By Lillian Young
With fine Bather last
week, farmer were busy
working the la d and getting
the seeding do e.
Karen Young spent last
week working at CKNX in
Wingham on the work week
,program at F. E. Madill
'School.
The annual Lucknow band
concert ` will be held in the
Community Centre May 7.
Several from this district are
members of the band.
Sympathy of the commun-
ity is extended to relatives of
A. E. McKim who passed
away in his 92nd year. Many
folks around remember when
Mr. : McKim . owned and
operated the " Rexall Drug
Store in Lucknow which he
sold to Elmer Limbach in
1959.
A successful sale of the
dairy herd and : milking
equipment .was held at the
farm of ' Jim Young last
Friday. A good'crowd attend-
-ed.
Marty and Liane Young
visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ron George and
Sti'san of Ailsa Craig.
Visitorson. the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ian
Thomas and boys were Ian's
father and mother and their
granddaughter, ' Rebecca
Barker of Cambridge.
Congratulations : to Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Whytock
(Brenda Newton) who were
married on Saturday, May 1
in St. Pauls United Church,
Mildmay. The Whytockfam-
ily lived for quite. a few years
in this district on the farm
' now owned by Mr. ' and Mrs.
Claude Dore. Gary attended
Langside school for a while.
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