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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-11-01, Page 11POLLOCK-.MacTAVISH On Saturday, September 23, 1978 at 4 p.m. Margaret Joan MacTavish and Alex- ander Ernest Pollock were united in marriage at St. Andrews United Church; Ripley by Rev. Jim Bushell. Marg is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mac- Tavish, Ripley and Sandy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Pollock, R. R. 2 Ripley. Jean MacDonald, sister of the bride, was matron of honour. JoannePollock, sist- er of the groom, Kim Coiling and Marianne Irwin, friends of the bride, were bride - maids. Kira Liddle, niece of the bride, was flower girl. Larry Irwin, friend of the groom, was best man. Ush- ers were David Coiling, friend of the groom, Mike Pollock, brother of the groom, and Barry Pollock, cousin of the groom. Marg MacKay, accompan- ied Ruth Johnston as she 'sang "The Wedding Song" and "You Light Up My Life". Following the dinner in the church parlour, an open reception was held at the Ripley Complex. The couple are now resid- ing in Kitchener. Langside News BY LILLIAN YOUNG The nice fall weather is still with us and last Friday about 600 wild geese were reported to have been seen flying around Listowel. They appeared to have lost their sense of direction and were just circling around. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pinnell of Mildmay visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young last Monday. The Kinloss Brownies held their Hallowe'en Party in the gym at Kinloss Central School last Thursday after school hours. Sacrament service was held at the Whitechurch Presbyterian Church Sunday morning with Rev. Nugent of Ripley in charge. Three babies were baptized during the service, Kevin Wayne Rintoul, Michelle Lynn Laid- law and Stewart William Rin- toul. Karen Young joined the church. The regular meeting of the Young , Peoples was held in the manse on Sunday evening. The Teeswater Homemak- ers 4-H club are holding their Hallowe'en party at the home of Joanne and Chris- tine Bregman on Thursday evening. A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Mrs. Ethel Holmes in Wingham Friday evening on the occa- sion of her birthday and also of her cousin, Wesley Young's birthday. They are both the same age although Wesley's is earlier in the year. Guests present were Mrs, Ethel Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Richardson, Mrs. May Richardson, all of Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stokes of Ingersoll; Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and Wayne of Gorrie; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wightman of Belgrave; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young of Lucknow; Cormick Armstrong of Tees- water eeswater and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young and William of Langside. The evening was spent playing euchre. Winners were men's high, Wayne Brown; ladies' high, May Richardson; low prizes were won by Wallace Richardson and Ethel Holmes with lucky draw prize going to Edna Young. A bountiful lunch was then served ending with birthday cake and ice cream after which Ethel and Wesley were presented with gifts, cards and best wishes and a social time was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Len Cough- lin and family were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young on Sunday and their girls who had spent part of the weekend there returned home with them. SLEEPY. DRIVERS Lncknow Sentinel, 'Wednesday, November 1, 1978,Pae 11. Kingsbridge Curricu1um.. KINGSBRIDGE KURRICULUM BY HEATHER ANN STAPLETON AND LSA FRA.YNE The ,dance survey from Grade 7 and 8 parents has been counted and the results are 26 to 5 in favour of having dances, Some parents have not responded and this counts as no. Please respond if you are a Grade 7 or 8 parent. Mrs. Nancy Park has been teaching the school Hallow- e'en songs and we are start- ing to practice for the Christ- mas Concert. Mrs. Melba Park was supply teaching for Grade 7 and 8 while Mrs. Joanne McDonagh attended an Impact meeting, in Dublin. The Junior and Primary grades are practicing for a soccer tournament on Octob- er 28th at Saint Columban. Mrs. McDonagh is coach for Junior Girls and Mr. Zyluk is coach for Junior Boys. Shawn Durnin and Michael Austin are coaches for the mixed primary team. Notre cher maitre de Fran- cais, Monsieur Sullen fut entendu dire, "Entre l'even- rnent .de la Toussaint et le temps d' q tobre, tries gen- oux frissonnent de plus en plus!" (And for our Anglophone friends: Our 'dear French teacher, Mr, Bullen, was overheard saying, "Between Ballowe'en's arrival and October's weather, my knees are knocking more and more!") "has Gobbed up very well - Denis Naud, Valleyfield T800is the amazing, all-new, single - cross corn hybrid specially developed by Trojan for the coder Canadian conditions. Available in very limited quantities this year, T800 can only be seen in•Trojan Special Test plots in the 2500-2700 CHU maturity areas. MO "1-800 is not a tall plant and it's handling high population 11 very well," said Mr. Naud. Speaking of another plot near Oshawa, James Dickison said, "The standability of T800 seems to be as good as the later Trojan hybrids — and I've always found they have excellent standability. "I'm looking forward to seeing the results this harvest," he said. Check this newspaper for the results when Trojan's special Test plots are harvested in this area. The plots are on the farms of , Donald Bean, Goderich, and Dan Kerr, Listowel.