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THE 13/C001.01N SENTINEL, lekOCKNOW# ONTARIO • WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 27th, 1972 PAGE SIXTEEN
Tops Club
The Lucknow Chapter of Tops
met at the Lucknow Town Hall
for their weekly meeting, Wed-
nesday. September 20th. 111/2
lbs. were lost this week. Penal-
ties were paid by any gaining
weight and a plastic pig present-
ed to the "pig-of-the-week". .
The group has diyidecl into two
teams and Marianna Porter is to
prepare an 'incentive' for the
competition. Marion Mowbray
will make the crown for the
Queen-of-the -week. Inspiration
Day for this area will be held in
OWen Sound on October 14th.
Everyone is to keep .a record of
everything she eats for one,day
of this week.
Dr. l. C. McKim will be pres-
ent at the next meeting when he
will tell what each member's
weight goal should be.
The meeting closed with
exercises tb an Ed Allen .record..
Next meeting•will be September
h at 8 o'clock in the Town
Hall..
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_Mr._andivIrs_. Bert. White-and
family of Morpeth, Ontario vis-
. ited with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
White on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire
and family visited with Mrs. Rob
ert Engel and children at their
cottage on Saturday evening.
Miss Wendy Hamilton spent
Friday evening with some school
friendi-and-had_a_pyjama party.
Mr. Bert Eaton was able to '
come home on Sunday from Vic -
toria Hospital. `°
Congratulations are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bennett of St..
Gatharines_on the_hirrh, of a wee
daughter'. Bill and Diane spend
their week ends at Their summer
home here.
Congratulations also to Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Moore of Ripley on the
birth-of-a-son ,a-brother_for_Mich-
ael and Eddie.
-- --Thelivertmit-of4tT-Andrewt
U.C.W. held a very sticcessful
zummage sale last week end.
They still have alot of bargains
left so are going to have it again
on Saturday, September 30th.
Look for the advertisement in this
week's paper.
THIS WEEK
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 15
Beef Producers. The third per-
son featured in this paper was Bob
Emerson of/R. R. 3, Ripley ' - the
Purple Grove area of Huron. town-
ship. In fact Bob lives right at the
Pu irple Grov_e_Cornerwith_his par-
ents , Mr. and Mrs. George , Emer-
son. A pictiire was shown' of
Bob's new powerful tractor
which he used to work up 425
acres of corn land. Bob bought
this' giant tractor from implement
dealer Ron Stanley of
Bervieand finds it great for his
farms totalling 750 acres.
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A former native of the' sixth
-doncessicin-West in Huron WWII
ship, Andrew Smith Cameron
passed :away in the Walkerton
r General Hospital on Sunday,.
September 17. The funeral ser
vice was held on Tuesday after-
noon' of last week at the McLen-
nan-McCreath Home in Ripley
followed by interment in the
-Riple-y-Cerneter-y.--Rev--deorge_
N. Ball of St. Andrew's United
Church , Ripley was in charge.
Andy, as he •.was known to his
many friends here, was born in
Huron township on July 8, 1904.
He worked the family .farm on ,
which is located S.S. No. 5
school. During recent 'years he
resided at Brucelea Haven in'
Walkerton. Surviving are his'
brotherl*Pete at Pine.River, sister
tare!,'and
Mac Boyd of the sixth concession
west in Huron, and also several
nieces and nephews;
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Early last week Norman
Schmidt ofWilkerton, aecOrtipan,
--ied-by--the_secretar_y_of_the±Riple_y_
Agricultural Spciety, judged the
'forty some entries in the Grain.
and Ensilage ,Corn competitions in
this' area. The top fields in both
competitions were on the second
concession west of Smoky
,Hollow. Don Mac'Tavish had the
top score of .92, in both competi-
tions. Incidentally Don was busy
silo filling and noted on the job •
with him ,were Elmer Smelter
Grant McDonald , and Leonard
Irwin.. Farther west on the second
concession Bill. Danforth has sev-
eral farms in corn - .his' fields
scored 91. In the ensilage corn
they were followed by Gordon
Roulston 90, Gordon Patterson 89,
Jim. Needham 88, John C. Mac-
Donald 87, Bob Emerson 86
Francis Boyle 88, Cecil suitors
84, Eugene 'and Gordon Bridge 83.
In order were entries by Don,ald
MacKay, Wes Stnith, Mike Snob-
elen, Wallace and Mel PoliliaTi-,'
Ralph Grubb, Jack Farrell, George
Emerson, Walter Forster and Mor-
ley, Scott.
In the grain competition follow ,
ing behind Don tvlacTsavish and
Bill Danforth were. Gordon Bridge,
Gordon Patterson, John C. Mac -
Donald , Gordon Roulston, Mike
Snobelen, Cecil Sutton, Francis
Boyle , Donald 'MacKay , Wes
&fifth, Wallace Pollock, Eugene
Eitiligg7Morle—Sraty ; Bob •Erner-
son , Jim Needham., Walter Fors
ter , Mel Pollock., George'Emer-
son , jack Farrell and Ralph Grubb.
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Accidents are less Itrely-to
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. The mire
waY to.
Sherry, Pollock., Ontario Dairy
Princess' will officially open Tees,
water Fair on Friday evening,
October 6th= and Fill-also-attend-
the fair on Sattirday.
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On Friday,, Rev ,. Kenneth Roon•
ey of Ripley underwent gall blad-
der .gurgery at V iciorli Hospital,
London. His many friends wish..
him a"speedy recovery.
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