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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-11-13, Page 15L ESDAT, NOVEMBER 13, 1974 this WeeRipIey During last week Mrs. Harriett (Reg) . Moore . was in Toronto visiting with friends and with her son John who is `employed at the Pickering Nuclear plant. THE LU.CKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO lock is clerking at the Lawri James grocery and bakeshop. BY AB WYLDS 10 Thursday Bobby Robertson mesion 10, Huron Township, Mated his 70th birthday with Os. Although Bob has reached i nut, he is still able .tride the quietly frequently his from 's cad to the village of Ripley. tinny friends in this area Ind hint congratulation and wishes :ilitsge signs were placed on the tai • *Lay log house on lam Sheet last Thursday. Mr. Os. Murray Weber also have ling their whole prop- i r fie. * * * *• * Thunday Norman Schmidt Caton, Fran and Ab Wylds' aiwn to Toronto delivering IU tad On exhibits into the ice. For those attending the 1iWinter Fair, which opens Friday, November 15., the iShOW is on the second floor of iiist Annex - just upstairs - going into the cattle barn. gin exhibits, were judged on ef this week so we do- not de tesnits for this edition of * * * * * *, .for the. week end was k mak visiting with his tla Mr. and. Mrs. Wallace ti, Mike and Joanne. Sandy fisfastgear at the University. . Also home for the week tin Miss Sherry Pollock of * * * * * * * * * * .* * Home for the week, end was Mike Weber visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Weber, and Tim at their Malcolm Street home. Mike is employed in an auto body and paint shop in Kitchener -Waterloo. The Schnurr • gravel trucks, sta- tioned'at the new Huron Township municipal building in Ripley, have been hauling gravel from the Richard Elliott pit on the 8th concession east of Holyrood for the past couple of weeks: • * * *.. * * The nice weather of the past week has made it possible for the cattle to remain out .in the pasture fields. It has also helped farmers with the harvestingof their grain corn and with fall 'plowing. * _ .*....... * * * * Recovering at her home is Mrs. Dave Murray following recent surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital in London. Grace was able to return to Ripley on Monday of last week. She was accompanied by her ,husband Dave and Reg Moore who drove their car. Ripley area friends extend wishes for her continued recovery.. * * * * * While Grace .is at home recup- erating,. Mrs. Sally (Ha.ey) Pot= iN BUICK CENTURY, 4 door g1IBASSADOR, 4 door IN MATADOR, 4 door 4 LaMANS, 4 door IT4 DICK CENTURY LUXUS, 4 door PONTIAC CATALINA, 4 door hardtop ett ENEMY NOVA, 4 door sedan 174 MEV IMPALA, 4 door hardtop �ILYTIAC LaMANS, 4 door sedan 1 ' O H99ICK CENTURY, ' 2 door hardtop FARO CALAXIE •500, '2 door !intiTIAC BROUGHAM, 4 door hardtop IEiEOR MONTECALM, 4 door ISRAMOUTH ROADRUNNER, 2 door hardtop 14-75 POLARIS SNOWMOBILES IN STOCK ALSO SEVERAL USED MACHINES ry•i ♦ ♦ rn I ♦ ♦ i • r w ♦ -O`er M'S CAR SALES LTD. PHONE 523-4342.. * * * Mrs. Gordon Stanley, who has been a patient in St. Joe's Hospital in London, was recently transferred back to Kincardine and District Hospital. Popular ' Ripley ' businessman George McLean continues as a patient undergoing treatment at the University Hospital in London. Family members down to London this past week to visit with him included his ' wife Joy and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Redvers Johnson. Tending the store are his wife Joy and his ' mother Mrs. Jenny McLean. Ripley and area friends extend best wishes to George at this time. Last Sunday morning, November 10, the Remembrance Church service was held in Knox Presby- terian Church for the Ripley area with the minister of Knox, Richard Sand and Rev. Cecil Carnochan of St. Andrews United . in Ripley , in charge. ' There was a capacity crowd in attendance. The parade. made up of comrades ' of the Ripley -Huron Legion and, Legion Auxiliary, Lions, Brownies, Scouts and Cubs. formed up at the Ripley LegionHall with Russ Stanley the marshal) in charge.. In the flag or colour party leading the parade were Bill Tranter, Lloyd Wylds, Mrs. Barbara Paquette, Mrs. Pat (Russ) Stanley. Brenda van Koot- en, Pam Elliott, Larry and Bradley Nixon, John van Kooten and Scott McLean. * * *, * * * Jim Brooks has been busy this past two weeks getting the Ripley Diamond Jubilee arena ready 'for hockey and skating in the, coming winter. When over last Friday afternoon to see Jim, Kenny MacDonald had just finished help- ing Jim 'with a fresh ' flood on the new ice sheet. * * * •* * * Next door to the skating rink there are several people getting the ice sheets ready at. the Ripley Curling . Arena. A few of those doing this work are Wally Pollock, Don Paquette Jr. and Harry Coiling. Jerry and Sim Huber have removed the brick .wall of the Royal Hotel,* the east end of Howard Hodge's garage. The opening created by this operation has been dosed 'with plywood and at present materials are being assembled at the site to erect a new block wall. HAPPY HEARTS CLUB Crokinole. euchre and carpet bowling were enjoyed by the members of the Happy Hearts Club at their November meeting in the Legion Hall. Carpet bowling 'is new and members found it looked easy. but required a lot of skill. The equipment will be in the United Church hall on Monday afternoons. During the business portion, it was decided to have the program committee of the month be the vis- iting committee of the month.' Reg Moore reported on the committee forthe•Action Age Grant which has been received to provide transpor- tation to Clinic. . Dentist or for drugs_ Assisting him .will be Bert Irwin. Ardell Mason and Donald Blue. Pianist for the day was Mrs. PAGE FIFTEEN A MERRY CHRISTMAS IS IN THE A GOOD SELECTION OF INCLUDED iN OUR DiSPLAY ARE CHILDREN'S CARDS - SCRIPTURE CARDS - CARDS FOR PHOTOS — WRAPPING PAPER WHITE TISSUE PAPER IN ROLL AND PACKAGE - SEALS GIFT CARDS L CHRISTMAS NOTES Clara Courtney. Lunch was in charge of Mrs. George Cornish assisted by Mrs. Gordon S,eott, Mrs. Minnie Henry, Mrs. Flossie Geddes; Mrs. Gladys Huston, Mrs. Olive Young, Jim Tout and Ardell Mason. Mrs. Olive Vogan was hostess for the day and program was in •charge of Mrs. .Donnie 'MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacGregor. It was a happy get-together. * * * * •* * UNIT 3, ST. ANDREW's U.C.W. Mrs. Baas VanderHoek was hostess to the members of Unit 3. St. Andrew's United Church Wom- en 'for their November meeting. Mrs. Clarence Pollock was in, charge of the worship service, assisted by Mrs.. Geo. Trantcr and Mrs. Lewis Hilborn. A story from an issue of Insight dealing with how we Misjudge people was read by Mrs. Ralph Elliott. Mrs. Wm. Arnold read words taken. to ' the moon and left there by Astronaut, James B. Irwin on Appollo XX voyage_ Because Remembrance Day was near at hand. Mrs. Pollock led in as short Remembrance service. 'Mrs. Graham Cook chose Our Government. and relation be- twecn Christians and Politics as her Citizenship theme. Discussion Groups had everyone participating and made members realize ,each one has a responsibility to ' be a good citizen, have a good home and carry their Christian beliefs into the community. Thus she has a part in government. The annual meeting was announ- ced for November 19th and all Units will unite for the ,December mectinga ' Thanks werreceived from. Jafncs Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Elwyn Polka. A. letter from Mrs. George Ball was read. Members welcomed a newcomer to the village in the person of Marlene Evans. Lunch was served by Mrs. Orah Crawford and Mrs. Morgan John- ston and a time of fellowship was enjoyed to .complete an inspiring evening. *. * ,* * * s LOWER INTEREST RATES Now Available On iST AND IND MORTGAGES Anywhere in Ontario. On RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL and FARM PROPERTIES Interim Financing For New Construction i Land Dethbent For RepreSlifitatiVOS In Your Area Phone SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS AND CONSULTANTS LIMITED (519) 744-6535 Collect Hard Office - 56 Weber St. E. Kites, Ord. —We Buy Existing Mortgagoi for instant Cash- • l