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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-01-24, Page 8This Wye BY AB WYLPS Home for the week end from London were Mary Mcereath, Pat and Mary MacCharles visiting with their parents Mr. and Mrs. 'Bill McCreath of Ripley'and Mr. and Mrs. Sandy MacCharles of Olivet, - Both Mary, McCreatir and Pat MacCharles are in Victoria Hospital, where Mary is in her second year as a student nurse and Pat is a medical •secretary. • • • • $ Home last Thursday from Cornell University was Dennis Martin vis- iting with his parents Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Martin of the sixth concession east in Huron Town- ship. Dennis,. Who is playing on the big Red hockey team of Cornell University, returned to Ithaca , New York on §Unday. a • , • • .1; 4 4 In Ripley the Ontario Dairy Princess. Rec- ently her parents Mr. and Mrs.' Wallace Pollock attended the Ontario Dairy Convention in Tor- '.onto. a • * • 0 On. Tuesday, January 16, word reached Ripley of the passing; that morning, of Wes. Zv1aelntosh at Gateway Maven. Home in Marton. Wes had been a resid- ent it the Bruce county Nursing Home for the past; couple of years. went, to Wiarton from Kincardine Hospital.. Prior to. that he had resided at the Thomp- son Nursing Home in Ripley operated by Mrs, Mary Fludder. Rev. George Ball of St.' And- rews United Church in Ripley was in charge of the funeral ser- vice held at the McLennp-Mc- Creath Home on Thursday after- noon folloWed by interment in Ripley Cemetery. He is survived by several nieces and nephews in Toronto, Detroit 'and Western Canada:. His home farm is at the southeast corner of the fifteenth and, twelfth concession - two blocks north Of Ripley: It is now owned and farmed by Mike Sno- belen. School house number three on the fifteenth is on the Macintosh homestead.' • ' * * * * • As of ,.JitiOt!mity 29, 19T3, Lutknow AT FAINT, NUTS, BOLTS, ODDsle ENDS. COME ON IN FOR THE LAST OF THE BARGAINS FMORTGAICaTES First and Second Mortgages BOUGHT - SOLD• - ARRANGED Available For mains - RESIDENTIAL - IMPROVEMENTS FAR - MOR FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS LIMITIP 47 II.,. Street, lintristonvOnIorio Phone 91 3314031 Now amis. heat"' 064120 . • Wingho m 357.1ill . • • • • During the past week Miss Marjorie Coiling has been,help- ing•out at the Albert Verhey'e restaurant- in Ripley. • •• • • IP Back from . Toronto are Mr. and Mrs. Mel Pollock. Unfortunately, when nearly home, their car. skidded on the icy-road and -was extensively damaged.' Ltickily Mi. and Mrs. Pollock, while shaken up, were not injured... • • • • • Helping Murdock McDonald with the caretaking at the Ripley • District High School is Leonard Tout of Ripley. * • • • * Home fiam Toronto on the . week end-was Miss Sherry Pollock, KINLOSS Congratulations to all, the students from this area who, were chosen to represent their grades in the Public. Speaking on Friday. They were: Martha Graham, Margaret and'Norma •Macintyre., Wayne and Beverly Bell arid Grant and Murray Gilchrist. . Mr. and Mrs. Evan Keith visited with Eyan's aunt,' Miss Ann Keith, at Huronview on Sun- day afternoon: • The' local livestock drovers, George McDonald. of Ripley, ,Gordon Finlayson of Lochalsh who ships front Lucknow and Burton Shewfelt of. Kincardine,, had top sales on the Ontario Livestock Yards in Toronto ",last week. This wat given in the weekly Saturday , summary of cattle sales on CKNX radio. George McDonald shipped' • a. choice lot ofsteers owned by Oliver Smith on the sixth conces- sion of Huron Township. They brought a good: price: at forty three. * • • • • • • Charles Anderson of Lucknow was in the Ripley Huron area last Friday and under adverse winter rain conditions he was installing storm windows on different homes. THE LDCKNoiNsENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 244 1971 Mr. and Mrs. John 13ushell of Kincardine .township were dinner guests with his sister Mrs, Kather- ine Coiling on Monday this past , week., A reception dance was held on Saturday evening in the Commun- ity Centre in honour of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Greenwood, nee Nancy Elliott of Sarnia. Cards were played till the crowd gathered and a dance followed. The Couple.,Were presented with gifts and a purse of money. Mr. and Mrs. Vico Gawley and Mr. 'and Mrs. Barry Johnston are . holidaying in Florida. , Mr. and Mrs. Steve Elliott of Lakefield spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Elliott and family. Best wishes are extended Mrs. Walter Forster who underwent surgery in London's Victoria Hos- pital last week,. Isobers family have been visiting her there regularly.and reports are She ,is improving steadily and will soon be home-: motored to Wiarton where they: visited with their mothers Mrs. Jack Bell and Mrs. A. Peterson, They also visited with several others at Gateway Haven. including Waiter Needham, Jack Swan, Mel Hutchinson •and Sam Swan. r• SIMPSONS - SEARS ORDER OFFICE ********************* THE VILLAGE SHOP Will Be Child Until !Other Notice, For Renovations REMAINDER OF HARDWARE STOCK Will Not Be closed • . WING NOW AND Many- from here attended the hockey tournament last week end in Lucknow and other towns to' cheer their Ripley teams on. Miss Cathy Dore. spent Monday night with Dianne Dore of Tees- water where the girls attended Mrs. Katherine Coning of Rip- the C.G.I.T. banquet.• ley visited with her daughter Miss Many nimble fingers were* Sharon Coiling in London last work last week-at "the Quilt" at Thursday. .On Friday she attend- !the home of Mrs. Don MCCosh. ed the funeral service.of her 'Some of those -who took part in the stitching • . i :along with Anne nephew, Ernie' MacTavish, held in! were Marj Thompson, Marjory Riverside United Church. Symp- athy es extended to his wife and family and' also to his' parents Rev. and Mrs: Duncan MacTavish form- erly of Olivet, who , now reside at 44 Emery. Street East in Lon- dOn. Interment was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. The late Ernie McTavish was well known in the field of secondary school education.. Ernie had been prin- cipal of different LOndon Colleg- iatesand reeently was 'a member of the London Board of Education. • • • • • Mn: and Mrs. Donald Coiling of Ripley were in London on Thurs. day. • • $ • * $ • w * , • "Out-of town" mail on Sundays is .now put in the red .box at the front of the post office. PURPLE GROVE o • • • • „ Last Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Marion Einetion of Purple Grove and Mrs. Fran WyldS of Ripley.' Another week will see .the end of.January. Then comes freezing February. With the fields fairly bare tram` any great depth of snow it is hoped that the fall wheat and clover fields do not suffer frost damage. Both the Ripley Dia.mond Jubi- lee arena and the Ripley Curling rink had trouble with their cool- ing systems 'at' the same time. Apparently the, trouble at the Gilding Arena' has been fixed 'as a bonspiel was held here on Satur- day: • * • Reid,. Eva Nicholson, May Boyle, Louise Schneller, Marg aret Harkness, Margie Collins, Joyce Elliott, Mary MacDona,ld,. Marilyn Reid, Betty Needham," Doris Nichelson., Kay. Vollins, 'Alma Gillies atid-Gladys Arnold. ' Mr., and Mrs. Don Mrs. spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank Colwell of Kincardine. BUSINESS AS USUAL ON THESE .PREMISES REG. and CAROL JONES Mrs.. Don Bell and Mrs. Ira Dickie attended the Scout Wary Meeting held at the home of• Mrs. L.' Sutton on Tuesday evening. Dinner guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. -Lloyd MacDougall were Mr:and Mrs. Grant Parrish and girls, Mrs. W. Farrish, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Andrew and Shauna , Jane Need- ham and-friend from London and Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDougall,- Heather and-David. 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