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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-06-11, Page 13Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 11, 1986—Page 13 The Lanesville Lords were the first-time winners of the Blyth Broomball League' A cham- pionship this year. The team members are, back row, left to right, Gerard Howard, Bill Kuik, Doug Kuik, Gord Kemp, Wayne Bell, Shawn Drennan, Brian Drennan and. Willie Hendricks. Front row, Martin Scott, Dave Hanna, Brian Van Osch, Greg Hackett, Steve Howard, Jim Van Osch and Nic Bereybergen. Absent were Ian Hackett, Ken McWhinney, Steve Chamney and Wayne McDonagh, (photo submitted) Local studentearns degree By AB WYLDS Courtney MacDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. MacDonald of Ripley is among the graduates at the University of Western On- tario, London this week. He will receive a Master of Science degree in Biochemistry. He has been employed at St. Joseph's Hospital in London since 1972 and is in the Research Lab. Congratulations go to Court- ney — another Grade 13 graduate of our foriner Ripley District High School back in the years when Grade 13 Ontario Depart- mental Examinations were written in June and marked in Toronto in July. Home from British Isles Joyce Osborne, daughter of Robert and Muriel Osborne, Concession 4 just east of the 15th road in Huron Township, recently returned from a three week trip to Britain. Following a visit to London and a two week tour of England, Scotland, and Wales, she spent a few days visiting her cousin Captain John McCallum, his wife Denyse Contrasty and their family. John, who is in England taking some courses, is with the Canadian Air Force. Visiting in Ripley Visiting with Francis and Margaret Gem- mell at their home on Tain Street in Ripley this past week were Bill and Wanda Harris of London and Dr. and Mrs. Ken Smith and Whitney of Kitchener. Mrs. Smith is the former Ann Gemmell, daughter of Francis and Margaret. On Sunday afternoon Bill Harris called on Dave and Grace Murray, Ab Wylds, Katie Irwin and others for brief visits. This is postal employees week Across Canada this is Postal Employees Week. May it be a special time when we say thanks for the service they provide for get- ting the mail around this big country. Here in Ripley our postmaster Margaret Thomp- son and her assistants Lois Irwin and Janice Hodgins are marking it. Herman Lanting of Kinlough is setting up a display of his stamps in the Ripley office. Also keep in mind the bus drivers who handle the incoming and outgoing mail bags, the office custodian, and the rural mail carriers. Back on bank staff It is nice to see teller Marilyn Freer back in the Ripley Royal Bank staff next door here. Sorry for wrong spelling Our apology goes to the two ladieswho, operate the I.C. Greenhouses on the 5th con- cession east for a mistake in the one name as printed in this column last week. It should, be Corrie — I guess our writing must have been poor. So for the record once again, I is for Ida; and C for Corrie. Ida and Corrie Piel are still welcoming folks to see their greenhouses with a good selection of plants. There are boxes of cab- bage, tomatoes and so on for the vegetable garden and there are hundreds of flower plants. In London hospital Word was recently received that Elmer Avery, formerly of the Fourth Concession west in Huron township, has been a patient in Western Hospital in Toronto. His father was the late Sam Avery and the family lived on the farm where Stan Blackwell now lives. Elmer suffered serious head injuries in a fall a couple of weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Avery were among those returning to the area for the fall fair each year. Mrs. Avery is the former Jean Hendry of Tiverton. Ashfield anniversary service The anniversary services at the Ashfield Presbyterian Church are on Sunday June 22. The guest speaker is Rev. Robert Shaw. The regular minister is Rev. Hugh Nugent of Ripley. The big church was built back in 1906 with that master carpenter - the -late John Robertson of Ripley in charge. Back in the summer and fall of 1934 when Ab Wylds worked on the farms in the Lochalsh area Murdock Matheson lived on the farm just north of the church and Roy MacKay on the other side. Murdock, not to be confused with the Ripley Murdock on the 8th concession east, operated the Jack Rhyver Goodison threshing separator for the Farmers Syndicate at Lochalsh. Craft show shaping up Gail vanderHoek says, that preparations for the Ripley Craft Show sponsored by the Ripley Agricultural Society for July 18 & 19 are going ahead nicely. Convenor of the committee in charge is Dianne Gamble. Gail is looking after the advertising and listing the entries. On the committee with Dianne and Gail are Susan Vansickle of the 2nd concession east, Maryann Forster of Point Clark, and Pat Chatham of the 8th concession west. Talking to Gail on Monday morning she says that she still has space in the Complex for more entries in the show. Guides went to council On Tuesday, June 3, 1986, four. Girl Guides attended the Ripley Council meeting. They were Mandy Farrell, Tracey Phelan, Kelly McGillivary and Suzanne Paquette. They, were accompanied by their leader Mrs. Lori Weber. The girls attended because this is a requirement for their citizen badge. On Wednesday June 4., 1986 three Brownies from the 1st Ripley Brownies flew up to the 1st Ripley Girl Guides,. They were Heather Farrell, Shannon Courtney, and Louise LeRoy. Suzanne Paquette received her Ail Around Cord which is the highest award earned in Girl Guides. Thanks to Lori Weber for making this report. Reported church celebration Joyce Macpherson appeared on C.K.N.X. Television news on Sunday evening. The in- terview was made .on Saturday evening right at the . pageant and . Joyce was in costume. Congratulations go to her on her fine appearance' and her clear report. She did a real super job just like a professional. On radio news she had a different report equally good on the history of St. Andrews United Church. Thanks for their report Our thanks goes to Irene Liddle and Katherine Collins for their write up on the Centennial week end at St. Andrews United Church in Ripley. WILKINS - PECK Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins, Amberley, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Peck of Wallaceburg are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Janet Estelle and Allan Lee on June 21, 1986 at 3:30 p.m. Trinity United Church, Wallaceburg, On- tario. Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF -DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482.7103 LUCKNOW & DISTRICT KINSMEN'S 12th ANNUAL FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY June 20-21-22 SLOW PITCH TOURNAMENT 32 Team - Mens 16 Team - Ladies MONTE CARLO NIGHT Friday, June 20 9 -1 a.m. SUMMERFEST GARDENS Noon Saturday, June 21 5:30 Beef Bar-B-Que Supper 9:30 Free Dance SUNDAY 3:00.6:00 Food Booth, Summerfest Garden All Proceeds for Community Work Monte Carlo License No. 565087 ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Hall of Owen Sound (formerly of Lucknow) are pleased to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Marie to William Hugh Patrick, son of Mrs. Lucille Patrick and the late Moffat Patrick. The wedding will take place on Saturday, July 5, 1986 in Division Street United Church, Owen Sound. MUTTON STATELY 4 bedroom brick home in Whitechurch (church manse), lot 130 x 197 with mature trees. Spacious living room, dining room and eat -in kitchen. Full basement is high and dry and could have rec room; garage., 2 ACRES on highway near Whitechurch. Excellent 4 bedroom brick house with new attached carport and all conveniences including aluminum windows throughout. Barn 14 x 32, workshop 14 x 24 with 18 x 24 addi- tion. Must be sold. Bring all offers. COTTAGE, Point Clark, two bedrooms, eat -in kitchen with Hanover cupboards; winterized; one block from Huron Road. Asking $32,500. 2 BEDROOM vinyl sided home on a good lot in Lucknow. Asking in the teens. 10 ACRES near Teeswater with good house, steel sided barn 45 x 65, equip-. ped with farrowing crates. 15 YEAR OLD BUNGALOW on a lot 165 x 165, living room, dining room, large kitchen, walk-in basement, new carpets. 3 ACRE PROPERTY St. Helens, house excellent throughout, steel workshop 24 x 32 fully insulated and finished inside, creek at back of property. Reduced for quick sale. OUTSTANDING 100 acre systematical- ly tiled; stone home; beef barn; hog barn; large 81/a% F.C.C. mortgage. Reduced price. WINGHAM good house 3 bedrooms up, 1 down, only 1 block from downtown. Spacious living room, dining room and kitchen, 2 baths. Asking $31,500.7.b close an estate, try offer. TWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS in Lucknow. Several building lots. Three have water and hydro to property. MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM, 357-3208 LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. BROKER, KINCARDINE Now OPEN• STRAWBERR1ES: PICK -YOUR -OWN HWY. $6 KINGS®RIDGE IIROOKSIDE 0 d BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINERS, PLEASE! OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON KINGSVIEW FARMS"'' Siegfried Pooganatz 529-7059 059