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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-08-10, Page 10Page 10—Lucluow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 10,1988 Q R.R. 2 Lucknow �u ion Zimazd 529-7247 We invite you to come in and see our ex- tensive line of casual furniture products. Superior Quality Unsurpassed. HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 8 - 5; Closed Sunday. inel Birthday Club Bobby Raymond August 1. 1985 3 Years Old Daryl Aitchison August 10, 1980 8 Years Old Robert M. Macinnes August 12, 1985 3 Years Old David Inglis August 13, 1984 4 Years Old B.A. McDONAGH REAL ESTATE S. INSURANCE LTD. 528-2031 LUCKNOW JUST LISTED - Kincardine, 3 bedroom, brick bungalow. Finished basement, well landscaped, fruit trees, separate garage. Asking $129,900. NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom home on Ross St. Frame, brick bungalow, new roof 1986, new septic tank, underground hydro and telephone. Priced to sell. LOT - 2 blocks from Main Street. '10,000.00. 100 ACRES an I:wvy. Na 86 at the edge of town, ranch style home, 2 car garage, love ly setting, 72 workable. See listing for more particulars. WEST WAWANQSH - 100 acre farm, ap- proximately 65 workable, red brick home, barn and two sheds. Listings Wanted FRASER MacKINNON 528-3013 BARRY McDONAGH 528-3821 DAVID MacKINNON 395-2483 Looking for Queen contestants Girls of Ripley and Huron Township who were 17 by Aug. 1, 1988 and are interested in participating in the Queen of the Fair com- petition for the Ripley Huron Fall Fair are asked to contact one of the following com- mittee members: Thelma Godfrey 395-2462, Audrey MacDonald 395-2938, or Dianne MacKay 395-5362. If anyone is interested in sponsoring a participant please notify the above commit- tee. Thanks to Audrey for bringing this piece for our column. Returned from Victoria B.C. Sadie McLeod of Ripley and friend Margaret McLeod of Kincardine have returned home from Victoria, B.C. and Red Deer, Alberta, where they visited with Sadie's families. For anyone going to Victoria, July is the month to see the most beautiful roses and other flowers, Sadie says in her report. Thanks to Sadie for putting this item at the news door here on Sunday afternoon as was on her way driving to Kincardine. She had with her a Ripley neighbour, Eileen Carter. They were on their way to Kincar- dine to put in a couple of hours in the Hospital Tuck Shop on behalf of the Ripley Women's Institute, clerking there. Christmas lights on their way The .committee on the Christmas street lighting in Ripley is getting action. Last Thursday the first two of the twenty lights arrived at the Klaus Heinisch Shell Garage. Terry Hunt is expecting to get his verandah On Friday evening neighbors and friends gathered at the Kinloss Communi- ty Centre after playing a few games. Pastor M. Christensen acted as chairperson and extended a welcome to all. Mrs. Tom McDonald gave two readings, "Old friends", and "What is home?" Rachel Bushell played a piano number, and Mrs. Bill Hodgins read the 10 Com- mandments for a bride. Tara Thacker favored with a piano solo, then Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt of Kincardine and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Burt from here (newlyweds) were asked to come to the front. May Boyle read an address to each couple and the gift to the bride and groom , was a lovely card table with the four chairs, and a deep pyrex pie plate. To Bill and Bernice a beautiful floor lamp, and a clock. Both Terry and Bill made fitting replies and all sang for "They are jolly good fellows". Mrs. Eric Thacker ended the program with a reading "Bringing in the Cows", Pastor Christensen thanked everyone for coming and making such an enjoyable evening and asked the blessing and a delicious lunch was served and a pleasant time of fellowship followed. Holyrood Hall's Institute room was pret- tily decorated with pink and white streamers and wedding bells and balloons, when ladies of the area gathered for Miss Heather Smith's bridal shower. Mrs. Marilyn Carruthers extended a very warm welcome to all present and Donna Johnston played a piano piece. Ed- na Boyle played the wedding march while Heather and Cheryl Smith and Lisa Moore took their places. May Boyle read the address and fond wishes to the bride. The little folks got busy carrying the gifts to the bride and Cheryl read the attached verses. Discover God's S7-0 Cv- Power at the Wonderfaire! RI Come to Vacation Bible School Date: Aug. 22 - 26 Time: 9 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. Place: Lucknow Christian Reformed Church ��� Age: 4 - 11 years 0 Bring a Friend! - • MN •ice t .�'! It 610+ s . •ftsm"20 au IPLEY by Ab Wylds thermometer ' lighted up for a couple of nights with them to alert all you people out there that the drive for donations has started. The new executive for the Ripley and District Lions is headed by president Wayne Watson and treasurer O.P.P. John Wray and past president auctioneer Grant McDonald. Add to them the Lions Xmas Lights Donation Committee Terry Hunt at the Post Office corner on Main street, across the road, Klaus Heinisch at the garage. From there it is Ron Nicholson at his Ripley Machine Shop and across the road it is Rod MacLennan in the Bill Mc- Creath apartments. Watch this column for further developments. Next foot care clinic held Aug. 17 VON Marg McIntyre of Point Clark called on Monday to say that she will be holding her next foot care clinic at Huron Villa in Ripley on August 17 at 1:00 p.m. Acting Secretary Mrs. George (Erma) McDonald is making up the list for Marg. Phone Erma at 395-2619. Somebody said the next blue moon will be on Dec. 2, 1990. Returned from Winnipeg Mrs. Lillian Abbott of Lucknow returned last week from her August holiday in Winnipeg. Kby May Boyle INLOUGH Sherry Murray made a pretty bow apron which Heather modelled after all the love- ly useful gifts were opened. Donna Johnston placed the gifts for all to view later. Heather thanked everyone for the many lovely gifts she had received, and would find all most useful. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Howey of Kitchener on the arrival of their baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hedley went to Kitchener over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Elliott, Bruce and David of Con. 8 and Mrs. Elsie., Weames of Wingham were guests at the Miller - Marwick wedding at Georgetown. The groom is the youngest son of Mrs. Eileen Miller of Wingham. We extend best wishes to the newlyweds. Some from the, area attended the Silver wedding social evening and dance at the Lucknow Legion hall on Saturday night, July 30th. We extend our congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Campbell.. • Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cooper Bill and Rob returned home after a most enjoyable holiday at Manitoulin Island. They had a pleasant crossing , on the Chi-Che-Maun. Pastor and Mrs. M. Christensen spent Monday at Milton with Mr. and Mrs. Don Christensen and family, it being the occa- sion of Don's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Currie at Bruce Beach entertained relatives and friends at a Garden Party on Sunday, July 31st it being the occasion of their daughter Heather's birthday. From here were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Lane, Janet, Joyce and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lane, . Mrs. Frank Maulden, Blaine Salkeld, also Mrs. Jean Hughes of Lucknoiv. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt at Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson of Kincar- dine visited on Monday evening with Edna and May Boyle. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haldenby were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ben- nett of Richmond Hill and Mrs. Marjorie Bennett of Scarborough. Miss Renee Duiker was honored with a bridal shower at the Holyrood hall on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Charles Murray welcomed everyone and Mrs. Lea Anne Murray read "An advice to the bride". Mrs. Lorraine MacPherson conducted a true romance, while ,Donn Johnston read "Wedding bells", and Mrs. Frank Maulden gave "a recipe for living". Mrs. Joan Murray read "the blushing bride" and also conducted a cake contest. The bridal party took their places and Mrs. Joan Murray read an address to the bride. Michelle Cleary of Kincardine is back there after filling in for Lillian there. Pays Tribute This writer, Ab Wylds, joins the whole community here to express sincere sym- pathy to Don McLay and daughters Ainslie and Susan on the passing of Audrey - a wife and mother. To know her and work with her over the years was to like her. Attendance at the wake and funeral showed this to be true. A big thanks to Don for these write ups. On Friday, July 22, Ab and Marj Mid- dlekamp of the 10th went to the Pearson Air- port in Toronto to meet Albert and Aaltje Volders and their teenage daughter, Ren- ske. On the next morning, Saturday July 23, Ab and Marj went back to the same place to pick up John Veninga. The three above and this one makes four and all from the same place, Mussel in Holland. Then on Tuesday, Aug. 2 they went back for Ab's mother's sister, Vouwina Smit and her daughter in law, Linda Vissering of Mussel Kanaal, Holland. Albert and Tina Bosch picked up their sister Loukie Alting and also their sister-in- law Jantie Bosch. These four picked up on August 2nd -were surprise guests for Mr. and Mrs. Hendrik Middelkamp's 50th wedding anniversary which was on Sunday, August 7th. The big reunion party was this past weekend. (Marj 395-2705 will supply weekend details). She was assisted by her sister Jeannette Winterburn and her friend Karen Eckenswiller who also read the verses and the names on the gifts. Jo Anne Murray and Mrs. Le Anne Mur- ray assisted with the gifts and the bow apron which the bride modelled. Renee thanked everyone for her shower and in- vited all to her wedding at the Lucknow Christian Reformed Church and the recep- tion following. "For she's a jolly good fellow" was sung and all enjoyed a delicious lunch and a social time together. Recentvisitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Guest of Mississauga, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Guest of Nova Scotia, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Guest of St.,,Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Carman Guest and 'Brenda of Ridgetown, Mrs. George Claridge of Markham and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson of Teeswater. Mrs. David Rhody, Kazin and Kalua of South Carolina are vacationing here with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody and other relatives. A special service was held at the Anglican church on Sunday morning when Jeff, Susan, Thomas, Daniel, Leanne and Katrina Mullin were baptized, with a lun- cheon following and a pleasant time of fellowship. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody entertained at a dinner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rhody and family of London, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rhody and family of con. 10, Mrs. Marjorie Robb of Holyrood and Mrs. David Rhody and family. Chairman appointed Mrs. Jean Whitby has been appointed as chairman of the Lucknow and District Branch of the Canadian Arthritis Society. This is a relatively large branch as it in- cludes not only the townships surrounding Lucknow, but also the Nile and Dungannon area. Jean and her committee of Catherine Andrew, Tillie Wilson and Maimie Roulston met in the Town 'Hall in July to plan for the September 6 -17 campaign and to prepare kits for canvassers. It was decided at that time, since this is the 40th anniversary of the Arthritis Socie- ty, that a celebration will be held and that Mary Guse, a Society Field Represen- tative, will be invited to attend, The planned get-together will begin with dessert and refreshments followed by a film and social time. It is hoped everyone in the area will feel free to attend this function.