The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-04-21, Page 15cornniunity news
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 21, 1982—Page 15
Sights wild ducksflying over Langsidefarm •
By Man Young
Last Sunday morning five
wild ducks were seen flying.
over our farm.
Baptismal service was held
at the Presbyterian Church,
Whitechurch on Easter Sun-
day when Carrie Lynn.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Moffat was baptized.
Last Sunday sacrament ser-
vice was held at the same
church.. Next Sunday, April
26 will be the farewell service
for Rev. Bell who is retiring.
A pot luck lunch will be held
in the Whitechurch hall, fol-
lowing the service for the
congregation.
Easter Sunday .visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Moffat were • Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Moffat and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Moffat and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Moffat and Mrs.• Robena
Stewart.
Easter visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Young
Ripley curlers
finish season
During the last week of
March the playoffs for the
Ripley Curling Club took
place bringing ; a very active
season to a close.
Ladies' Team: Monday
afteinoon draw, Mary Wal-
den skip, Hilda Andrew. vice,
Ruth Buchmeier. second,
Myrtle Ann Watson lead.
Wednesday afternoon
draw, Sharon Courtney skip,
Marion Robb vice, Nancy
Regier second, Agnes Mur-
ray lead.
Tuesday night draw, El-
lenHolroyd skip, Una Mac-
Donald vice, Janice Hodgins
second, Sandy MacLeod
lead.
Sharon Courtney's team
edged Mary Walden's team
to go on 'and play Ellen
Holroyd's'. rink. Sharon's
team won the President's
trophy with Ellen and Mary
runners up.
Mixed Curling: Harry
Scott skip, Marina Cameron
vice, Ken Farrell second and
Glenna Farrell lead, won first
place trophies in mixed cur-
ling.
Dale ' Martin skip, Janice
Rutherford vice, Murray Fer-
guson
second, Sue Ferguson
lead, were .runners up.
Men's Team: In the final
game Funston's rink with
Ron Funston skip, jack Scott
vice, Bev Cliff second, Hugh
Mason lead, edged Gord
Roulston, Don ..Farrell vice,
Murray Wilkins second, Don
Gaunt lead for the Club
Trophy. Gord's rink was run-
ner up.
Funston's rink went to the
Grey Bruce playoffs Satur-
day, April 10 at the Grey
.Granite Curling Club in
Owen Sound. The boys came
home .. with the Grey Bruce
trophy. Congratulations!
Ripley.
Thanks for a good curling
season Ripley Curlersandwe
look forward to seeing every-
one next fall.
Ioidfrmnzily night
The. Ashfield W.M.S. held
their annual Family Night
meeting in Ashfield Presby-.
terian Church on April 15 at 8
p.m..'
The call to worship and
opening prayer were given
by Mrs. Henry MacKenzie.
Mrs. Gordon Finlayson,
president, welcomed every-
one to the meeting including
guests from. Lucknow, Pine
River, , Ripley and Trinity
churches.
The Easter worship from
the Glad Tidings, Where are
you in the Easter Drama, was
given by : Mrs. Henry Mac-
Kenzie, Mrs. Donald Simp-
son, Mrs. Stuart MacLennan
and Mrs. Warren Wylds
taking part.
'sl
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie in-
troduced the guest speaker
Bill Thompson, CKNX T.V.
and. Radio' personality. Mr.
Thompson spoke about the
family in today's society,
omparing itto a camp fire.
If it is well tended, it burns,
brightly but if neglected, it
turns to ashes. It was a very
interesting and inspiring
message. The speaker was
thanked by Mrs. Grant Far-
rish.
The choir favoured with
two musical numbers which
were much' enjoyed. Rev.
Hugh Nugent closed the
meeting with prayer and
lunch and a social hour
followed.
Announce new arrivals
FARRISH - Christine is.
pleased to announce the ar-
rival of her new baby sister,
Randi Diane, 7 Ib. 12 oz., on
April 13, 1982 at Wingham
and District Hospital. Proud
parents are Don and Angie
Farrish of Point Clark. A
third granddaughter for Don
and Dorothy Farrish of Ash-
field Township, , a second
granddaughter for Mr. and
Mrs. Siegfried Kaczikowskie
of Kitchener and a great
granddaughter for Mr. Lorne
Farrish of Lucknow.
MacDONALD - Mr. and Mrs.
Ron MacDonald, Kincardine,
are happy to announce the
arrival of th+ir son, Aaron
Gregory, born in Kincardine
Hospital, Monday, April 19,
1982. Proud grandparents
are Mr. ' and Mrs. ' Doug
Hammond, Ingersoll and Mr.
and Mrs.. Leonard MacDon-
ald of Lucknow.
HOUSTON - Wallace and
Kerry Houston of Ripley are
proud to announce the arrival'
d their first child, a daugh-
ter, Dana Elizabeth, weigh-
ing 6 Ib. 6 oz., on Saturday,
April 17, 1982 at 5.24 p.m. in
Kincardint General Hospit-
al. Proud grandparents are
Harvey and Elsie Houston of
Lucknow and Nelson and
Irma Hodgins of Ripley. •
were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Young, Jamie, Karen and
Liane, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Young and Ken Young.
Easter visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ian Thomas and
family were Mr. and Mrs.
Ferguson of the Ripley area.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas and fa nily visited
relatives in Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Springer
visited lately with Mr. and
Mrs. Dave .Springer of
Whitechurch.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Young attended a wedding in
Toronto last Saturday. Mrs.
Young spent two days prev-
ious visiting her parents; Mr.
and Mrs. Art Ferguson ,of
Newmarket. They returned
home on Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Jones,
Chris and Sonia took their
furniture to Thunder Bay last
week. Mr. Jones returned for
a week or so before starting
work in Thunder Bay.
Wesley Young of Lucknow
visited his brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Young 'on Sun-
day.
[intended for last week]
Mr. and. Mrs. Jim Young
and Mr. and ' Mrs. Jim
Springer attended a musical
in Kitchener . on Saturday
evening; April 3 and had a
rough trip home, but they
made it.
Clifford Young is presently
a patient in Wingham Hos-
pital. We hope he will soon
be feeling better. •
Little Tod Thomas, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Thomas,
had his tonsils removed
Thursday .morning in Wing-
ham Hospital. He wasable to
return home on Friday.
Rick Jones held a success-
ful auction sale on Saturday,
April 10, The weather was.
good and a large crowd at-
tended, Mrs. Lillian Jones,
Chris and Sonia _were home
for the sale and next week
they plan to move their
furniture to Thunder Bay,
where Lillian is presently
employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young
attended the annual dinner
and meeting of the Huron.
County Town and Country
Homemakers held in the
Pine Ridge Chalet in Chesley
on Wednesday evening, Ap-
ril 7. The dinner started at 7
p.m. Mrs. Jean Young is
executive director and . Mrs.
Bev.Brown is chairman of the
board.
Jamie Young of Lambton
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College spent Easter week-
end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Young, and
family. •
Mr. and Mrs. J, D, Cort. of
Stayner visited Friday after-
noon with her sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Bregman and
family and also brought their
mother, Mrs. Nell Stayner
with them. She is going to
stay and visit for a ffe'w days.
Sympathy of the commun-
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and fiends of Mrs. Joe
Guest who passed away in
Walkerton Hospital on Fri-
day. Mr. and Mrs.. Guest
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