The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-01, Page 6•
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Wednesday,APO! 12, 1972:
Hon. Dr. C. Collins Williams, Director of Allergy
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WEDNESDAY! MARCH ht,
THE LUCKNOW. SENTINEL LUCKNOW• ONTARIO
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One of the big events otthe
past week for several people was,
the Bruce Coach Lines, bus trip to
Toronto. The main purpose of
the- bus was to take delegates -
from Tiverton, Kincardine, Rip -
ley and Lucknow to the.Ontario'
Agricultural Societies Annual '
convention held last. Wednesday
and Thursday in the King Edward,
Sheraton hotel in Toronto. Dele-
gates,from Ripley and Huron'
ToWnship representing the Ripley
fall fair board were Stewart Need
ham, Mrs. Morris Reid, Mrs.
Ernie Thompson of Pine River,
Mrs. Howard Thompson of Purple
Grove and Mrs. Wm: J. Arnold
Who was in charge of the arrange-.
ments for,Ripley. From
• Huron Township and representing
the Kincardine fall fair were Pres-
ident and Mrs. Jim Harris, con-
cession 12' and secretaries Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Hollands Of Pine
River. Also on the bus and tak-
ing part in the program were two
fall fair queens - Miss Ellen
Elliott , daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Elliott l_concession 10, Hur -
on and Miss;Linda Stanley of •
Luc-kno-w-,,—Ellen
Ripley District High School, is
Miss Kincardine Fall Fair. Un-
fortunately Ripley could not par-
ticipate in'this part as the direc-
tors voted, not to do so last sum-
mer: However ,- two Ripley-Hur-
on girls will be at next summer's
C.N..E. in Toronto. Along with
Ellen will be her friend Miss
Sherry Pollock, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Pollock, con-
cession 10, Huron who is the Bruce
County Dairy Princess.
Also on the bus to Toronto
were Mr. and Mrs., Earl Lohnes
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who attended the flower show
at the O'Keefe Centre and visited
with family relatives, Mrs. Red
vers Johnson and her daughter Mrs.
George MacLean also visiting
relatives in Toronto. All report
a good trip on the buS and an en-
joyable time in the city.
Mrs. Mervyn. Hooey and her
sister Mrs. Morris Reid prepared
the display' for the Ripley fair
while down in the King Eddy.
Mrs., Ernie Thompson'helped Mrs.
Reid set up the display. In the
coloured slide competition Ripley
got two prizes.'• The bus left Rip-
ley shortly after six on Wednes-
day morning and came back about
nine on Thursday evening.
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Recently the executive of the
Huron Township Federation of
Agriculture met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Gamble on
concession six east .. John is pres-
ident of the township federation.
Attending were Mrs. Connie van
der Hoek, Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Smith, Bob Rutledge, and Gary
Courtney. 'Plans were made for •
-the-eo-ming--ye-a-They-deaded__
to have the annual meeting next
fall in the form of a dinner ban-.
quet. Also they are sponsoring
a member of the. Ripley 'Junior
Farmers to attend the folk schoo
in March. This school is run
jointly by the Federations of
Agriculture-in Bruce and Grey
Counties along with Arda and it
is at Varney during the winter -
holidays in mid. March. 'The
Ripley Junior,Farmers haVe •
delegated Jamie Farrell,' son of
Mr.' and Mrs: Lester Farrell, to
attend.
The Huron Township Federa-
(.1..- tion is.artanging a' 105 , v a tiOty
concert along with a lay by the
Teeswater Junior Farmers on
March 22 in the Huron Township
hall in Ripley:'. This ,play will
be the one which the Teeswatei
Juniors will be entering in the
drama festival.
The Huron Township Federation
of Agriculture has an Information.,
Meeting planned for the first part
of April. It will be about the
new evaluation tax laws, capital'
gains tax and similar items.
Alan Mill of•crawford and, Mill,
Wingham will be at the meeting.
Also at the meeting will be Jim
Powers of Chepstow. He is with
the. CIAG Insurance of cuelph.
He will deal with estate planning.
„Back home from Kincardine
and District hospital is Mrs.
Neil McLennan of Ripley. NOrma
,spent several weekS in hospital
and her many friends are glad to
hear that she is home.
Miss' Carolyn MacLeod, R.N.
was home last week froni Thund-
er Bay visiting with her father
Johnston MacLeod and her brother
Ken, also with her grandmother
Mil. C. MacLeod' in Ripley: Car-
olyn is attending the Lakehead
University following her gradua
tion as 'a nurse at Victoria Hospit-
al in London last summer. She
is takipg a Course 'in basic Health
Nursing at the' University.
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Also back-home to Ripley last
Friday after a Week in Kincardine
hospital -asp
vitt Henderson. Norrrially Evelyn
is a nurse at the hospital but a
week ago last•Sunday she unfor-
tunately fractured Her ankie on
the stairs leading to their apart-
ment on the main street in Ripley.
Her injuries were treated by
Dr. J. B: Tindall of Kincardine.
As a result of the fracture 'Mrs.
Henderson will have a cast on her
leg for .some time.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Pollock
of Windsor visited with his moth-
er Mrs.' Einie Pollock in Ripley
hazd_wish ocher relatives' in the
area last week end.
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SecrYtary-treasurer Donald K.
McLay distributed the booklet
the AnnualReport of St. AndreWs
United Church in Ripley this past
week. •Minister of the church is
Rev. George. Ball, M.A. , B. . ,
choir leader Mrs. Wallace Poi-,
lock', organist Miss Margaret Mac•
Kay , 8uperintendent of Sunday
Scl;oc.1"Francis Boyle and church
custodians Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred
Brooks.
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Albert Verbeye held a second
sale.in the basement of Ifuron,
Townshic. hall Iasi Thursday ‘a ft er -
noon. Despite the fact, that both
Auctioneers. MacDonald of
Huron and. •A'allace Ballagh had a
star Of helpers and were able to ,
operate at the sane time a fair
of ,:oods was still .unsOld
sale closeddown around
Cashiers for thc sale were •
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',On that saMe 'Monday evening
the •Wingharn Midget,•hock'eyt' .
team playing a game in Ripley,
Roger Farrell, youn es,s Jon of
Mr. and 'Mrs. Wils'on arrell, of
Pipe Rivercis recovering from
severe facial mouth cuts. Roger
was, using his snowmobile .
a week ago last Monday evening
to go from his parents home on
the- si_xth_ concession_ ba ck.t.hrp.LigiL
the farm fields to his brother •
Ken's farm' on the eighth conces7
sion east s of Pine River. With the
visibility reduced Roger Collided
with a wire fence Where he had
expeeted an open gap. Despite
the severe bleeding cuts.he made
his way to his brother's home.
His father , Wilson, 'took him to
Kincardine hospital where some
tWenty stitches were used to close
the cuts along 'the)left side of his
mouth. These are•to be-removed
this week. Wintry conditions.
producing zero visibility made thy
trip back from Kincardine to Pine'
River a hectic One.
Mr. and Mrs.' Walter Eifert of
Elmira are'presently visiting
with her sister Miss Myrtle Emmer-
ton in Ripley. Myrtle last week
suffered a severe nose haemorr-
hage necessitating hospital treat-
ment. She was taken.to the hos-
' al • ohn Smith.
* 0•0 *'* * ing players in the Curlit'1 are
where conditions were
comfortable!: Some Ortlibse
wire players Mike and 1Kitli
lock, Robbie Sutton, Mark S
ley ,.Larry .Farrell, Jamie Lid
Tommy, Kempton , Jeff Rouse
Donald Bissonnette , Chris MY
-C9-a--c-11 Mr. George Ary,t;olv,
parentS Mrs, qerald C' ollin~
'arid Mrs. Bill k‘eippton and
and Mrs. Cecil Sutton. Rk.fer
• Donnie Plodder and ::1
hers Carol, Pat and JoH a lon
with John floois , t• i p at t
Paisley Inn. The Rip1(
the evening's game 1 to I and
Paisley's:return to Riplcy
ne,sday evening they. cii:
ated' by a score of 5 to. 1 in fa.
of the Paisley team. .
Garv.,ey scored ,tholc(a. ,:oal f
Ripley. • ,•
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• . •playing 'in PaiSley ednes-
a I e stiles
under manager Elmer c.otrrtne
and coach Terry..Nufti!,;r.,s.
were Storm stayed,here. Looking
after arranging shelter for. tlieni
were •John Loomis and Mr, and.
Mrs..Wally Pollock of Ripley
ACthe same time the Ripley Pee
Wees• in Paisley fora play off
garne 'were stranded there.
Paisley officials bedded ~down
players, coac and.--4ecompa
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