HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-05-21, Page 12arrangements made for
the coming fair. And Mrs.
Wilma Sutton did the
Same for the goat shoW.
AlSo a committee was
named to deal with
concessions. Gary,
• -Courtirey-----and Tack— _
Campbell reported on the
fair parade and discussed
problems with those at
the meeting.. Members
were again reminded of
the District Ten meeting
at Bognor on. June 4.
With this spring season
well on its way, it is the
time to tend that family
tree such as see about
some of the roots and a
few new branches.
On Monday of last week
we bad two calls for in-
formation. Mr. and. Mrs.
_;Harold MacLeod were
here from Montague,
Prince Edward Island.
• Harold and his wife Tillie
had spent the weekend in
the area from here to
Kincardine and Port
Elgin looking for 'in-
formation on their great
uncle from the Isle of
Skye who lived here and
was buried near Ripley.
It is to be hoped that he is
not one of thoSe eroded
-dow.n.the
river but then who is to
know. Information was
obtained for them.
The other request came
in a letter from Mrs.
Barbara White, Salt Lake
City, Utah. She has a
newspaper clipping en
the death of one of her
ancestors. The clipping
bears no date of the year
nor the name of the ,
newspaper. it states that
"Mrs. Ross, relict of
Colin Ross, Langside,
poised away peacefully
designated a holiday to was a native' of Loch- terms under which Lenheiser to the. 6th Sunday they attended the the 12th ConcesSionHuron
Mark the birthday or broom, Scotland: Note ,Agricrews, gropps of concession Huron - services at St. John's township called and
Queen Victoria who . was the differenee in spelling students, work On farms* township from this same Vnited Church where renewed old acqnain4.
queen from 1837 to 1901. •the 'surname — RipleY's in a couple of counties :. Tavistock-Shakespeare Glen Arthur McKinley. tandeS,
Locally. it Was the time. McLean and Scotland's including Huron County. area.. •
when the school children, MacLean, Mrs', White Darin 'the sure Con
y.
Visiting with Karen
who were "hotne for the states that November'14 do jobs for thelartners, John 'Wyld, at their home
-day helped plant the ' occurred on a Satiirday, in 'Last week, May 12 to on Malcolni, street were
potatees on the .farriily: 1891, 1896, 1903; 1908 and 16, was a work week for ;the • following faultily
farm. ; .1914 and she would like to some , girls from the , members - his parentt
The monthly Meeting of find out which year isthe Ripley HigliN Scheol.lhey Harold and Tena Wyld
the Ripley Agricultural
Soctety.was held on.Mon.
evening,,,May 12,
Vice president John
Gamble was in charge.
Secretary Don
M, acTavish took. the
minutes and
correSpondence and
treasurer Gloria
Rutledge gave. the
financial report. Among
the .ladies present were
those representing the
three local Women's
Institutes namely. Reidi
Corners, • Purple Grove
and Ripley.
The refreshineq booth Carson, Yesterday Mr.
at the Ripley Huron Fall Carson started in the
Fair was discussed at bank at Aylmer which is
length. All agreed that , east of St. Thomas. Bill, a
more space was needed native of Clavering_onthe
and also help on that.last way to Wiatton, came
Saturday in September. A here from Orangeville.
He •took over from Gene
Seller who went to
Exeter,
Mrs. Barbara Barber
Of Norwood east of
Peterborough visited
with her mother Mrs.
Elsie Forrester at her
home on Malcolm street.
Charlie Baker of
Belmont has been
renewing acquaintances
in the Ripley area. He is
visiting with John C. and
We Would all m like to
know hews last weekend .
Was picked 'as Victoria
Day or the Twenty
Fourth of May Holiday.
Especially so, •:sinee this
' Corning Saturday May
24, '980. And it' was -
committee was, appointed
to meet • and make
specific recom-
mendations.
Mrs. Nina w yid made
her report on the light
horse show
1Wary--1V/acD-onald. Also —
on Saturday evening, 14th
November at the
residence of her brother
Kenneth McLean-,
Ripley.''
Mrs,. White adds that
her full maiden name. Was
Janet MacLean ands e
one of the death of Mrs.
Ross. Well we do not
know. Does . anybody
else?
The new manager at
the Ripley Royal Bank is
Wayne Watson. Mr.
Watson comes to Ripley.
from Elmira, He started
here last week with Bill
he visited with Virginia
and Wilfred Hackett in
the Lucknow area.
Ripley ladies reported
to be patients in Kin-
cardine and District
hospital are Mrs.
This week in
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
',to all persons In possession of lands in any
Municipality in the County of Huron
In accordance with the Revised Weed Control
Act, 1972, Section 4, 14 and 20 and
amendments therelo; that unless noxious
weeds growing on their lands' are destroyed
by 'June 6, 1980 and thrOughout the: season,
the Municipality may enter upon the said
lands and have the weeds destroyed,
charging the costs against the land in taxes,
as set out in the Act.
The cooperation of all citizens is solicited.
JOE GIBSON, Weed Inspector
County of Huron
• 1
NOTICE TO
PROPERTY OWNERS
DESTROY WEEDS
Telephone office on main
street, and Darlene Dixon
in Kincardine.
A week ago Barrie
Wylds of Ripley„chair-
man of the finance
committee of the Bruce
County. Board of
Education appeared in a
CKNX television news
interview giving a talk on
the finances of the Board
explaining. pertinAt
factors having to e
considered at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
MacDonald and family of
Tavistock visitedwithhis
brother and wife Mr. and
Mrs. Dan M'acDonald and
family in Ripley and with
Tiis parent§-M-r.
Jim MacDonald, Con-
cession 12 west in Huron
township.
Bob works for a.
plumbing and electric
firm in Tavistock, the
home town of Walter
Hamill% MacKinnnn and.
Mrs ;Earl Lohnes.
• . Heather Boyle ap-
peared in a CKNX
television interview on'
Sunday evening In . a
clear pleasant manner
"Headier explained---the
were .Jackie Dickinson
and. Peggy,Elliott at the
Ripley Royat Bank,
Shannon Courtney and
Mary Kerripton at the
Ripley Huron Central
School, Susan Dawson at
the Ripley Huron Central
School, Susan Cook at the
Huron and Kin os
Ab Wylds
and. Cindy of Weston;
Mrs. Minnie Wyld of
Huronvilla; Wayne and
Sharon Hardy, Andrea
and Warren of Clarkson;
Gordon and Cathy Wyld,
Derek and Ian. of
Newmarket• Cal Hinton
of Mount Dennis; and
from the. 'Ripley area -.
Niels Frederikson of
Malcolm street; Donald
Wyld of the 6th; Bill and
'Nina Wyld, Scott, Karen,
Richard and Julie Of the
6th; and Allan and Wanda
Mae' Wyk! of the„Point
Clark area.
The dinner party Was
held to Mark the
retirement of Harold
Wyld from the Silver-
wood's Dairy in
Metropolitan ,Toronto.
'Last Friday Harold
cernpleted 39 years
working ter this dairy
firm. He was presented
with nice gifts by the
family to mark this-
Eifert, fernier principal
and teacher the Ripley.
Continuation School 1935
to 1947. Also in the early
1870s the Robertson
family moved to the 10th
concession and my
grandmother.' Katherine
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- spectate:occasion, , Wood, son of Dale and
Mr, and 'Mrs. Sam . Glenda was baptized,
Einerson of Ripley spent A social luncheon was '7
Mother's Day with Mr.' later held at the Wood
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