The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-04-02, Page 17' 1
Announcement
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eight buinblebeeS. Result year passe& through
was that all were dead Ripley It was taking no
next spring. The ZoOlogy Chances aS, it had a snow •
division of 'the.. Royal plow out in front. Nice to.
Ontario Museum in hear the whistle again.
Toronto was unable. to- Last Sunday Jack 'arid
solve the problem. But Marion LaWrie of Bruce
suggested the purchase of :township visited with her
the One book on burn7 mother and husband,
blebees. The answer was Evelyn and Jack Johnson
there. Our species of inRipley:
bumblebees dig down, in Mr, and Mrs. Orland
the wet sod and that was. MacLeod entertained a
their natural way. of few friends and relatives
hibernation. on Saturday evening;
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Marc 22. .The occasion
Webster and family' of was their 45th wedding
WoOdstock spent a few anniversary. A family
days with their grand- dinner was held on
mother, Gladys Mason in Sunday for their family
and grandchildren.
The. Ripley and District
Horticultural Society
held their monthly
Mrs. Jack. Mason, Karen, meeting in the Ripley
Joe Bauman, Shawn and Huron Legion hall on
Curtis, all the way ,from Rtes., Mar. 18 with a
their 'home in Van- good attendance.
der hoof, British' Pr esiclent—IVIFS:- Reg
Colum-bThey—are Godfrey opened- --the
spending this week here, meeting, followed by the
Several people from minutes of the .February
Ripley -and :a --short
Lucknow with: Gertrude business session. Mrs.
Kidney, Mae MacDonald, Duncan MacLeod in-
and John arid Helen troduced ,the guest
McMurchy. speaker, Mary Crowston
Mr, and Mr's. Jim Of Kincardine who
1VTcEV,,Tan; -sons Ken and delighted the members
Sandy.of Kinloss Corners and friends with a lovely
(Black. norse), Mr. and, plant display and many
Mrs. Bill Robinson, helpful hints on house
Darryl and Lisa, Mrs. plants. A tasty lunch was
Gladys Mason and served by. Mrs. Frank
Gladys Arnold, all of Fair, Christena Rober-
• Ripley, visited With Mr. tson, and Reta
and Mrs. Don 1VIcCosh in -- Mr. and Mrs. David
Ripley last Sunday. King of Goderich and
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agree to that, Orlancl said
that amounts to 364 days
which is correct.
Funny the things which
are accepted as taught
for the truth` and nothing
-but-the truth, In other "-
words because it is
written, somewhere in a
book or, somebody says it'
hence it is true; So they.
ask Ab. Wylds — Did it
ever occur to you that it •
should be 52 weeks and
one day or for 1980, it
would be 52 weeks and
two days,
A former native of Pamela King of Belleville
Drayton, George thomas called on Sunday after
Rockola of Guelph, died church service for
last Wednesday in St. Katherine Coiling of
Joseph's Hospital in -Ripley. Together 'they
Guelph. Ile funeral visited the rest 'of •the
' service was held last Bushell families, in
Saturday afternoon' Kincardine township.
followed by interment in Known to many here
Pamela King is a teacher
in Belleville Collegiatb
and is enjoying her
duties.
Niels F'rederiksen of
Malcolm Street in Ripley
is back on hiS summer job
at the Kincardine Golf
Club grounds.
Johnny Smith of the 8th
concession east recently
sighted three white swans
flying north.
The Bruce County
Junior Farmers Drama
Festival was held last
Friday evening in the
newly renovated . town
hall in Paisley. Plays
Thompson Nursing Home were presented, by three
and Where Pat and Ron clubs in , the county -
Cornish now live. It was I Teeswater, Paisley and
here that their first child Ripley. The Ripley Junior
Mary was born. Here; play called
'George and Margaret ' "Was She Sown or Was
were friends of the Wylds She Reaped?" Was,
family Fran, and judged the top one. Also
myself, my brother Shannon McConnell,
Elmer and my mother. daughter of Mr. and `Mrs.
Here. we cut flrewOOd CalVin McConnell just
together, hunted, 'raised north of ArnioW on the 7th
chickens; and planted concession of Kincardine,
gardens to,see us through - township,one Of.
those years. In the late four individual • awards.
thirties George .;anal Shannon is member of
Margaret moved to the _Ripley . Junior Far-
Marden just north of merswho are presenting
Guelph. George had their play • in,' tomorrow
accepted a . job in the night's variety concert in
railway yards in Guelph. the Huron . Township
Later they moved, into' in Ripley at 8 ' p.m.
Guelph. In those years - Thurs., Apr. 3rd. Three
back in the. Thirties a other- .members• of the
this-crertitrid-S-U-S 0fTtlie.---Section--- man '.:got' .two
17,4:v unemployment
cheques then:
In the ‘middle of •last
47 the class tried this with week the first' train of the
1940's stating that
"bumblebees winter in. a
dry cosy "nook". Well in
the fall and winter of 1946-
General Science textbook dollars for a hard day's ,B •
hd
laid off work in Wmter -
for Grade 10 back in the work. And then he was trt ay greetings to
urple Grove folks
Ripley. On Sunday 'she
was: surprised by the
arrival of• her son Jack,
wife, arid family -Mr. and
Woodlot Park Cemetery
in Guelph. George was in
his 72nd year.
Surviving are his wife,
the former .Margaret._
Cann of Exeter, two
daughters Mary and
Pearl and two sons Tom
and George. During those
Depression years in the
Thirties George worked
with the Ripley C.N.
Railway Section• crew.
While in Ripley he
married' Margaret and
they lived next door to us
on Malcolm Street in the
house which later
became the Dorothy
Mr. and Mrs. • Vidor
Gawley visited on
Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Robertson.
Happy birthday-
. greetings areextended to
thoSe in the community
with April birthdaYs:
Marg Van Rooyen,
Heather Boyle, ,Donnie
• and Marilyn Reid,
Sandra Forster.
Congratulations to the
Ripley Junior Farmers
who presented their
award winning play in
- Paisley -last week. They
will, make .a repeat
performance in. Ripley on
Apr. 3 at 8 p.m. in the
Township Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Don
Larkin and family of
Oakville visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs.'Don.
Robertson visited on
Friday with._IVIr-andMrs.
Don• Bushell.
Get well wishes 'go to
Angela and David Collins
whOliaiie-beerillOme sick
with the measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Gawley spent a few days
last week with their
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Kathy Dore and Keith
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Ste. Marie on the
weekend where they
visited, with Mr. and 1VIrs. ,
Leo Mador and attended
the baptism of , the
children of Colleen and
Phil Carnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Forster and Donna Jean
visited Mr: and Mrs. Jud
Maillette in Waterloo on
Thursday.
The Purple Grove
Women's Institute'
Annual Meeting will be
held on Wed., Apr. 2 at
the home of Marilyn Reid
at 12:30 p.m. with a
potluck dinner.
Mrs. Russell Collins
,visited on Sunday with
Mr. and 1VIrs. Roy Collins
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Mr.' and Mrs. Don
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