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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-06-23, Page 18.1 • • 1*„.. 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On Tuesday afternoon they, visited with Mrs. Fran Wylds in Ripley. .9 • , On Monday evening last week, the Ripley Agricultural Society held its June meeting with president ' Morley Scott of the Purple Grove area in charge. Present were Mrs. Marjorie Thompson, Ray Fuller, •Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell, Mr. and Mrs, Dan A. MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. John Gamble, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Brooks, Cecil Sutton, Wes Smith, Fran and Ab Wylds. Discussion centred on improve- : ments .of •the fair facilities and on ,:, this year's fair which is again on- the last Saturday just ahead of the big, International Plowing Match at Walkerton. Next meeting is %on. July '12th. *,* * / *" Robbie Sutton of the tenth concession of Huron TownShin reports the •third meeting of the Ripley 4-H Beef Club, It was held at the biome.. of one of the leaders Wes Smith. At the meeting was Bruce County Agricultural Exten sion Assistant Randy Willick of Walkerton. Randy explained -the 4-H Jamboree to be held at Guelph. • He also explained beef cattle judging techniques and then he showed slides showing good and poor quality bed carcasses. The whole club thefi'travelled •to the barn of Wes' father, Oliver Smith, on' the sixth concession for first hand experience. Here the members got first hand experience in placing a class of 4 stocker beef cattle. . The Meeting concluded at the home of Wes Smith. Here plans were made to have a trip to. Toronto on June 29 to see the operations at a big meat packing plant: Members thanked Randy Willick •.and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Smith. The million dollar rain', so badly needed 'by the farm crops and gardens in this part. of Western Ontario, -finally came , on Friday night and lasted through to Satur- day noon at Ripley. South of here it lasted till mid afternoon. Finally the sky cleared and the 'sun was shining for Linda Culbert's wed- ding at St. Andrew's United.. Church and for the auction sale' of Bob and Isobel Love's household effects at the new Huron Township garage. Mrs. Cameron MacAuley was rushed by ambulance to Kincardine and District ',Hospital early last week.. Olwen is a patient there after suffering , a painful spinal injury in an accident at their farm on the 10th sideroad - one . block east of Ripley. Ripley and area friends extend wishes to. Mrs. MacAuley for her recovery and return home. * * This past weekend Mr. and Mrs. Les Ross of Keswick • and Mrs.. Betty Whelan of Downsview visited with their friends Niels' and Nora Frederiksen on Malcolm Street. On Sunday they celebrated a three way birthday anniversary. A Hanover bus tour left the area last Friday bound for •the East Coast of Canada, returning through the North Eastern States, including Nova Scotia, Prine, Edward Island, and Vermont to mention a few places. Some of those from this area' on the two week tour are reported to be Mrs. Gladys Arnold, Mrs. Marjorie Thompson, Francis and Margaret Genimell, Mrs. Florence Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Annie Scott. Last week Mrs. Marion McChar- les of the "I,ochalsh area and Mrs. Jean Wylds of Ripley visited with their sister Marjorie and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Hartley McTavish in Montreal. They also visited with Marion's oldest son Allan, wife and family there. The folks in this area are glad to learn that Allan, who underwent serious surgery recently ' in Montreal, is on the way to recovery, The trip was, made by bus to 'Toronto and from there by plane. George McDonald is holding his annual sale of antiques on Satur- day, July 3rd. This is George's third sale and, !Ails are posted . • Lait Saturday's radio summary report for the week's trading at, the :Ontario Livestock Yards in Toronto listed John C. MacDonald 'of the 8th concession, just west of Ripley, and John D. Thompson of the 4th concession in Huron TownShip for having shipped cattle bringing topt prices for the week. Ripley drover Leonard Courtney of the Amberley area shipped John C. MacDonald's cattle. listing some of the items. * * * * * * The craft show in Ripley is going ahead - scheduled for July 30 and 31. This year it will be held in the new. Ripley-Huron Reereation Corn- plex building. 'Last year it was in the Ripley-Huron Central School at the west end of Ripley. The committee in 'charge of this craft show has made substantial dona- tions from' the proceeds over the past years to such projects 'as the .Ripley Area Medical Clinic, the Ripley Huron Recreation Complex, the Ripley Agricultural Society, and the Ripley Senior Citizen's apartments. This last donation will be formally presented at the official opening of the Senior Citizen's Apartment Building. * * * * * * Mrs. Marie Crawford is back to their home in Ripley. Her husband, Orah is back in', the Kincardine and District •Hospital. Earlier this summer Mr. and Mrs Crawford had an apartment a Prince's Court in Kincardine whet Orah was discharged for ,a whip from, the hospital there. * * * * * On Monday of last Week Normal] Schmidt of Walkerton and At Wy.lds toured this' area inspecting the fields in the hay arid pasture field crop competitions. The heavy rains' last Satutday morning presented a threat' to the auction sale for Bob and Isobel Love. Decisions and zhanges had to be made as it was impossible to put the household effects outside, 'on the lawn west'of their home. As a result there was quite a community moving bee to help Bob and. Isobel.. This resulted in the CONTINUED ON PAGE 20 • Anowim/0111