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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-05-14, Page 18• by Ab Wylds Saturday, May 07:00 p.m. • ALL SALES CASH 4AND FINAL • NO LAY.A.WA VS No STORE CREDITS ACCEPTED ON 2 FOR 1 SALE. Boot n Bag co t.. clean the rough grass along the north side. On Tuesday evening of last week, shortly after eleven and just at the end of the national television newscast a thunder and an-711. *ghtning—aturui moved over Ripley. In its course there were three big flashes. The second one caused a real window they met was Paul Harris at St, Joe's. The new correspondent reporting the news for Purple Grove is Mrs. Judy (Bob) Thompson of the 12th concession, frurcuiTewnship. When Ripley post- master, Don McLay and his assistant, Mrs. Marion MOTavish . Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Courtney MacDonald of London. • The Ripley and District Lions Club attended a regular meeting •of their sponsoring- - Teeswater Lions Club, at the Vendome 'Hotel on. Tuesday evening, May 6. Everyone enjoyed a turkey dinner and- took Zone meeting May i2 also May 21, ' the Senior Citizens are invited to the Ripley High School (afternoon) 10 hear the . Welland High School 1410, The June meeting will be in the form of a Bus Trip to the African Lion Safari at Rockton on June 12, with a picnic lunch at noon. Amelia. Cumming, program convenor, in- Mrs. Donald Anderson of. Waterford and Mrs. Helen Christie of Brantford spent the Mother's Day weekend with Mrs. W. j. Mackay at Huronvilla in Ripley. Mr:---and---Mis. All Mackay, who recently moved from Ripley to Port Hope, spent 'the: weekend at their house in Ripley. Barrie Wylds of Ripley was interviewed on the • CKNX television news- last Saturday evening. Representing Huron and Ripley on the Bruce County Board of Education and .also a Chartered Accountant he gave a comprehensive and clear picture of the board's finances for this year. With- the nice weather of last week continuing into this week, the area around here really came alive as' farmers got, out on the, land to get the spring seeding started. In Ripley lawns were mowed - and gardens planted. Ron Rock made a nice job of cutting the grass in Gore Park for the first time. in 1980.. Prior to that Brent Hodge, with some assistance by Ross thereabouts. Les and his Denice Courtney visited Stewart, raked it. And wife are here visiting. with Corinne MacDonald village foreman, Donnie with his brother and wife, in Toronto and attended Peterbaugh got the picnic Mr. and Mrs. Victor the musical production of tables out from winter Gawley in Ripley. They "Oliver" by the students are •from Powell River, of Hilltop Middle School. British Columbia. Recent visitors with Mary Fludder and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fran Wylds spent part of MacDonald were'Charles last week Tuesday to Baker of, Belmont; Friday in London. The Barbara Padrnore and only former Ripleyite Corinne MacDonald, of rattling thunder and several people were asking the next morning if any place, had been struck. Last week Les Gawley, former native of Purple Grove, called in. for a few minutes to renew acquaintances with the writer. Les and myself attended the ,Ripley Continuation School in the period 1923 to 1925 or received the- mail from the thick last Thursday- afternoon they were greeted with a box of live, buzzing '.bees. The bees had been shipped just.two days before,' namely Tuesday, May 6 a Palo Cedro; California. This was fast delivery coming all that distance. Mr. and Mrs. John C. MacDonald, . Florence' MacDonald, Steven, and storage and placed them in 'the park ready for summer. It is a place often used by workmen to eat their noon lunches. On Monday morning of this week Donnie was '"using. the tractor and mower, to iroduced Ann Bo,trgeois, a teacher at Ripley Huron Central School and her Grade 3 pupils who put.on their. Mime, Show which they had prepared for their school. concert. This'. .was well done and much enjoyed, .both the action Henson Livestock Sales ltd. `Consisfing of: Steers Heifers and Calves Victor Hargreaves [519] 482.7511 Clinton: or ' Barry Miller [5191235-2717 Exeter or 229-6205 Kirkton Doug Carruthers 237.3734 Dashwood Greg Hargreaves 262-2831 HensaLl Auctioneer: Larry Gardiner part in the busineSs of.the TeeSWater Lions and meeting with the This week in members. A good crowd enjoyed • the Happy Hearts Senior Citizens' pot luck lun- cheon at, the Ripley Legion Hall. Following the meal the president, , Gladys Arnold in- troduced the speaker, a representative of Woods Gordon 'management, consultants who are conducting a Senior Citizens housing survey for the County of Bruce. Reg Godfrey,,. vice- president, conducted the meeting opening with the Opening Song and 0 Canada. A sing-a-long was conducted by Florence Kirkpatrick with Violet MacKenzie at the piano. The secretary, Margaret Scott read last month's minutes. Dates to remember are, the ive G us this dal, Please help the Red Shield Appeal Canvass In Luckoow TUESDAY, MAY 20th 6:00 - 9100 p.m. By LUelstibili 1,10118 Members MAXEY TRAVEL COACH 'TOURS SCOTT'S RESORT NEW YORK For 5 days Includes 12 superb meals. All entertainment and re- creation facilities. Cost per. person, $259, two to a room. Depart May 26 to May 30. LILAC TIME NEW YORK 3 day May 21 - 23 OTTAWA TULIP 3 day, May 26.28 ' 2 people' AGAWA CANYON 3 day tour June 24th - June 26 EAST COAST TOUR 15 day tour Only a few seats left on bus Departs July 14 For information Contact 628,4335 ' kiVirs..Flhoda MacKenzie Lucknow Registration No. 1890637. .AmmummiammtiMems•EREEREENNNEE. 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