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1*-;11meknow SentloOlt Wedoesd*Yi February 131 1980
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This is itzem week in
the Huron. truce.. riding
which includes - Huron
Connty , and the:',!four
southern:, Bruce tOwn:-
-ships namely - Huron;
Killloss, Culross and
, • Carriek in next Monday's -
Federal Election. In the
movies MGM 'Stands, ter.
'•• Metro Goldwyn Meyer .
but here it stands for
'Munr0, `-'*- Gillespie and.
MacDonald who will all
be in the riding this week.
_Tomorrow:afternoon _at
one 'thirty, Feb. 14,
COUnty Foil Wheat
Producers will beholding
their annual meeting in
the Ripley Huron Legion
Hall. Anyone growing
Wheat is • welcome to
attend so ,announces the
Bruce .• County
Agricultural effice in
Walkerton.
Allan and Wanda Mae
Wyld are on yacatien iii
Florida.
Last Friday evening
Feb. 8 a Community.
benefit danCe for 'Keith
and Gail Van der Hoek
and family •of the siith
cencession east was: held
in the auditorium of the .
Ripley Huren Community
Centre,* COMplex. Their
house and: its contents
were . destroyed •in a -
recent fire. Glenn Beyd's
Orchestra playedo'for the
danc:e.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald
Anderson of ' Waterford,
Ontario spent „the •
weekend with her mother
Mrs. W.J. MaCKay •in
Huronvilla, Ripley. On
the occasion O-f--her -87th -
birthday, they joined
members-Orthe MacKOSF
family for an evening
dinner , last Saterday in
--Sutton- --Park- Inn at--
Kincardine.
-Dr, and Mrs. Goldie
Emerson of London spent
last Sunday with Mr..and
s.. Sam Emerson in
On : Sun., -Feb.-- 3- Niels
Frederiksen returned to
his home on Malcolm
Street after spending
three weeks visiting with
friends in the Toronto
area.
, During the early part of
last week Mrs. Dorothy
Wardell of the fourth
concession underwent an
appendectomy operation
in Wingham hospital.
Area folks wish -
Afthe first of the month
Jim Bell of Kincardine
returning .honie. from
Florida brought back the
luggage belonging •to
himself, Bill Chappel and
Niels Frederiksen of
Ripley. This luggage
which las stolen frOni
the locked trunk of his car
on a parking : lot in
November, was later left
a nearby hotel in
Florida. 0:":v
. On TUesday of last
week Mary Fludder and
Fran WyldS visited with
Bill Steer in Pinecrest
'Manor NurtIng Horne
LuOknow..
Marion McTavish is on
Vacation in Florida,
Taking her place at the
Ripley Post Office is Lois,
Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
met Agnes Mae Janie's' ,Et
WelSh girl, Whom' he *
Married, TwO years aCo
,they clehrated their 61st
Wedding anniversary,
They-had a family ef five
sons, •Arthur, Malcolm;
. Horace, and
' Kenneth, The funeral was
„in Edmonton,. He was
predeceased by. his wife
and tive sons. Surviving,
are sons Arthur,
Malcolm; and' Allan, and
tWo • sisters ,iric Ontario
Mae, Mrs..Herb Cotton of
DunnVille, and , Edna, •
Mrs: Ken Aitchison of
Willowdale, grdnd -ehildren and great
grandchildren, •nieces,
nephews and cousins. A
number of relatives live ,
in the kipley area.,
. 'Mrs. Cotton adds that
after • finishing school
here, .he worked on the
Ripley railway sectien
When Mr. Pottiton was the
foremen, then in the
Ripley. Flax Mill with
Dan:Wylds. Next with his
uncle Malcelin he went to
Northern Ontario to stake
claims at Elk Lake,
Golcanda, and Cobalt'
but returned 'seen to',
Ripley' as. it was very,
primitiVe living there. :
, Then .he went to Calgary
and then 'they farmed in
the Duck Lake area.
After selling his farm for
Tarp to page 19,
absence of Miss C. 72nd year. The funeral
RobertSpn. Guests were : service was held in•
welcomed hy the 'Teesvvater, Wednesday
You Can Count On Grown Craig and the Liberals to
remarks, and the
meeting closed with the
Queen.
ST. ANDREW'S U.C.W.
Units 1 and 2 of St.
Andrew's UCW met in the
church Tuesday, Feb. 5.
Annetta Robinson was in
charge of the program,
which was prepared by
Unit 2, Eileen , NeSbitt -
played for the hymns,
and Ann McCosh took up
the offering,
Annetta read the
scripture verses, and
gave several -short
readings relating to
"Stewardship". After
leading in prayer, she
called on Janet Nixon,
who had prepared the
topic on "Stewardship",
Janet dismissed the many
ways this applied to
time, talents and money
in everyday lives.
sad news of the death of
her brother Charles
Mc Lay- -in-E dm onton-on
December 1, 1979. A
resident in an Edmonton
nursing home, Charlie
was bright and alert until
-he suffered the sudden
fatal heart attack. Son of
the late Mr., and Mrs.
Malcolm McLay of
Ripley lie was in his 91st
year. He was born in
Stokes Bay in the Brace
Peninsula lit' 1888. The
family moved back to
Ripley when the first tour
thildren were young,
namely Sarah Ann, Allan;
Chr istirte and Charlie; He
attended Ripley PUblic
School and took classes to
ond of Third Form High
School. During this time
he was a classmate of the
late Nor man C.
MacDonald,, who passed
away last yoar. He Went
west and Calgary he
M t G
February 18
Vote
Graeme Craig
ee meow ni t -
Feb. Lucknow Community Centre
Beef . On A.. Nun
Witia Hon. Donald MacDonald .
5:00.0:000A.
Huron-Bruce' Needs Gramm Craig!
For ais,istance call:
SEAFOFITH 527-0607
EXETER '235,4701,
WINOHAIVI 357-1144
PWILISAED HY 'THE OFFICIAL AGENT FOR GRAEME CRAIG, WALTON., ONT
BRUSSELS 0117.6273
CLINTON 4824501
OODERICH 52+2161
1. ACHIEVE energy security-at fair
prices to all Canadians...by
strengthening Petro Canada, not
destroying it.
2. NOT INCREASE the excise tax on
gas and diesel fuel. "
3. NOT APPLY the,excise tax on food
production energy, as this .is in
effect' a tax on ,food.
4. NOT APPLY the excise tax on
public transportation energy in-
' eluding school buses.' This will
keep your school taxes down.
5. INCREASE the Guaranteed Annual
Income Supplement by $35 per
month. .
6. RE-ESTABLISH guaranteed loans
and regain oar international,posi.
tion to help exporters, not 'hurt
them as the Clark embassy flip
flop did. •
7. PRESENT a comprehensive agri-
cultural policy for the benefit of •
both farmers and conSumers.
8. ALLOW wages paid to farm wives
to be deducted as business expen-
ses.
9. ALLOW farmers further capital
,gains relief.
Week in * Valentine Day, the Bruce •
Brennan spent the past- Gladys Arnold- gave
.twb weeks on yacatien in • comments referring to
Florida. Carl and Pat living.a simpler life. She
returned „home to Ripley spoke .of the very hard
.this past weekend, times the Irish im-
-Looking afterstore—micrants •had iiihen they
here•were their danghter came to Canada many
Mrs. Shelley Barker and yearS ago, This was •
•Lorie Peterba.ugh; followed . discusslon
RIPLEY 'vv.'. groUP led by Irene Boyle,
The Ripley • Women's •:Janet Nixon and Ann
InStitute tnet at McCosh, This part of the
Huronvilla, ,_for *their. meeting was closed with
February meeting. Mrs. prayer by Janet,
Minnie Wylds was Annetta took thergeof,
hostess . . the business peried, and
A dessert tea waS held ' made the announcements
before the' meeting by the for •ther,.UCW, .Cottriesy
lunch •committee Mrs., remarkS were given by •
30e-Seott, Mrs, Mary D. ,Anna Mcravi•sh, -and'
McDonald, and Mrs. Nick Lenore }Obey and Verna
Peet. , ' Finlayson • served a •
The meeting was delicious lunch'.
opened with the opening-
ode followed by the Mary 'OBITUARIlES
Stewart Collect and 0 On Sun., Feb. 3, 1980, a
Canada, Mrs. W. •Lock former native of Huron
president presided and township, William
Mrs, Walter Culbert Kennedy, died • at his
actecras SecretarY in the home in Teeswater
president.' - afternoon of last week
Convenors . 'reports with temporary winter
were given. It was entombment . in the
decided-to -make- a -quilt-- cemetery -chapel thefe,--
for Participation Lodge. Surviving • are, his sister
LIVIrs. :Nick Peet and Mrs;- ' mrs. Anna (Walter) .
C. Hedley are to convene Dexter of Lucknow,
this project. ' , brothers Tom of Port __ Mrs, ROBS .-CLUn-miLlg•-•:—Eigin; - am—Jack-- of -
was ie. charge of tlie Tiverton. The folks of the
program. . Mrs, Frank Ripley area extend
Fair gave a reading on sympathy at this time of
mass production of bereaVement. Bill , was
valentines. Mrs. Oliver ,predeceased hy hiS
McCharles gave a parents _Mr: and Mrs. .
demenstration and talk John_ Kennedy .Sr..._. of._
on making China dolls. Huron tnwnship. The
She was assisted by Mrs. family farm *as on the
B. Garrow of Clinton. fourth concession, two
Duets were sung by Mrs. blocks west of the Ill-
R. Cumming and Mrs. teenth. . . Mary J.A. McDonald, In .a " letter this .past
accompanied by Mrs. week Mrs. Mae (ILA.) •
Ambrose Gamble. Cotton of Grandview
Mrs. Mary Pollock Lodge in DimVille,
gave the courtesy Ontario sends along the