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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-06-04, Page 15M.C. BRIAN ELIVISLIE OF C.K.N.X. hockey player for Ripley who was a brother. Surviving Mrs. Jackson are her daughter, Dorothy,' Mrs. Charles Stergios of Fort Lauderdale, Florida and her son Roy of Detroit. To them and all family relatives sympathy is extended at, this, time of bereavement. She was pi.edeceased by her husband T.A. "Chid” Jackson a 'number of years ago. Last Sunday was the first of June and, with it summer for 1980 is, here. With June, students look forWard to the end of the school year and simmer holidays. For the year 1980-81 there will be changes in the staff at the Ripley Huron Central School. Principal Floyd Stanley will be on sab- batical leave and will be in Toronto taking his Master Degree in Education. Mr. Stanley will be attending 0.I.S.E. (the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education). He will be taking courses in Learning Disabilities, Educational Administration, and Computer Applications.• When he completes this corning year he will be. awarded the degree M. Ed. (Master of Education). The 0,I.S.E. Acting principal At the Ripley., Huron Central School George Armstrong, now vice principal, will be ' the acting principal and Terry Kummer will be the ' vice principal for 1980-81. • As, a .student, Floyd attended S.S.• Number .2 'Kinloss 'Public School in From 1966 to 1969 he was on loan to the Department of National Defence and did his teaching in Germany. In 1969, he returned here to resume the position of principal and teacher. The folks of this area wish Mr, and' Mrs. Stanley, Deane and Kerry, well' on their corning year in Toronto; Special services On this coming Sunday, June 7, St. Andrews United Church in Ripley will hold anniversary services at. eleven in the morning and eight in the evening. At the morning service Rev, Ronald Pierce of Walkerton United Church and president of the Bruce Presbytery. will be the speaker and the choir will have special music. Rev. Jim Bushell minister of St. Andrews will take the evening service. Special music will be a group of local musicians called "Gold Dust". Library visitors On Monday of last week a couple, ',Mr. and Mis. Berney from Michigan possibly Detroit, called at the Ripley Library and talked with the librarian Mrs. • Adeline Hackett. They had a photostatic copy, of a funeral card for Jessie Maciver. They had also been' to Kincardine cemetery and taken notes from a tombstone there on Angus Maclver. He, had liyed in Detroit as a young man; died in Kincardine in 1912 arid came from lot 14 'con- cession 7, Huron town- ship, which would be just east of Ripley on th.e 8th. While at the library they also talked " with 'Huron" township Clerk .Mrs. Marlene. Coiling and with Mrs. Annie (Walter) Culbert both of Ripley. Graduation - Gladys and Jim Cor- nish of concession 6 West Huron township received the news that their son-in- law Arthur Joseph Swan graduated from, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police College in Regina on Monday evening of this week, From November to April this ' .past winter his wife Nancy lived here with her parents. Then in April she went to Regina where they had obtained an apartment. R.C,M.P. Constable Swan has now joined the 12 than detach- ment with headquarters in 'the town of Indian Head about 50 miles east of Regina. Prior to en- -tering the college, Mr. and Mrs. Swan lived in Lytton British Columbia where he worked for the C.N. railway and R.C.M.P. work for two years. Wedding danie A wedding reception dance was held in the Ripley Huron Community Centre Auditorium iast Saturday evening for Mr.- and Mrs. Michael Kelly (Lois Wardell). It was well attended. Music was provided for dina"ing y Doug Fischer's Band of Kitchener. Also Mrs. Eileen Nesbitt, Mrs. Irene Emmerton, and Mrs. Dorothy Wardell played some dancing tunes on their violins. Friends attended from the Ripley „Huron area, Kincardine, Kingsbridge, Kitchener and New Hamburg as well as other places. Mike and Lois Kelly are, residing in New Hamburg, which is about 12 miles from Kitchener. They were married in New Hamburg . on Saturday, May 3. Visitors , Visitors with Dorothy and Leslie Wardell for the weekend were Mr: and Mrs. Mike Kelly, Mrs. Helen Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Howie, Miss Faith Howie, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Landes and Paul Linder from Kit- chener •and New Ham- burg. Another dance Two dances were held at the same time last Saturday evening in the Ripley Huron Complex, While the above reception dance was held upstairs . in the auditorium; the Ripley Agricultural Society dance with the Ian Willibee Orchestra was held downstairs on the arena floor. ", Patients Mr..Harnilton MacKinnon of Ripley is a patient in Kincardine and District Hospital, Also there, is Mr. Lloyd Irwin of Ripley. Fire call Ahout ten.lcist---Wed. nesday evening, the. Ripley Fire siren soun- ded.-The fire engine and tank truck headed south on the fifteenth from Ripley in just a few minutes. • Paid a'visit 'On' Monday afternoon of last• week Elmer and, Gladys Wykl.s,. and on Tuesday afternoon Jack McLaurin • of Kincardine visited with Fran and Ab Wylds. The Ripley Women's the raised $701, in the 1980 fund raising, campaign for cancer research. The Purple- Grove WI raised $236, The leaders, -of this RIpley 4-14, Horse Club Wayne and Nancy Fit-. zgerald live on the former nglish c 'from page 4 loading here and contract problems, The only way it can be done is by hiring a half time teacher• at. CFISS. "I•realize, that there are some doors closed to some students based' on past decisions," he shrugged. During the board meeting recess, the Education.Committee• met and returned with the recommendation—that the course, should be May 24. The 4H mem- bers were collecting sponsors to raise money, to buy ribbons at the end of the year, on. AO hieve ment Day. The ride, was to a member's farm near Teesvvater. The ride will • start at 10:00 a,m. and 'end approx, 4 :00 p.in. nurse.. offered if a teacher .can be • found to accept the additional' course. The same kind ofs , problern was encountered at South Huron Secon- dary School •, in. Exeter when the Latin 350 course was droppU from scheduling, There was barely enough students to take the course, but no, teacher available. The problem was solVed, however, when a member of the staff, David M Cl e ffered to teach the class. The oldest lady of the building is a new one on. Ripley Huron area, Mrs., the. north side of Bloor Elsie Jackson of Ripley Street and directly across died in her sleep at the the road from the well- Pinecrest Manor Nursing knoWn Varsity Stadium Home in LUclthow during and nearby Reyal -early 'Morning -hours•-on 9ntariolViuseurn, During_ TuesdaY of last week the year 1980,81 Floyd, May 27, 1980, In a . his wife, Lynn, son. Deane telephone ..call at, noon on and daughter Kerry will that day her son Roy told reside in Toronto.• When how his 'Mother had been the courses• are finished her. usual happy self, they; plan to travel in the • joking and talking on the Far East and NeW Sunday • evening just Zealand during May and before her passing. The June in 1981. • • funeral service' was held at one Monday afternoto at the MacKenzie McCreath Funeral Home in Ripley with aev Hugh. Nugent of Knox church in charge: Interment Was in' Ripley CemeterY. • Mrs, JackSon ,.had reached the age of 100 years „ and about ; seven months;. Mrs.. Jackson, the fornier Elsie BoWers, was born . •' on October Kinleugh and Katherine 8, 1879 at the family:farm Collins,. retired last year •'on the Fifteenth road, two from the Ripley District blocks South of. Ripley High School staftwas the near the corner, of • the teacher: Then he at- Fourth concession' in , tended Lueknow High ,Hpron Township. She was School under principal the sole surviving P.W. Hoag. After member of a family of graduating from seven whose parents Lucknovv. he attended the were John L. Bowers Stratford Teachers from . D e t/onire-,- College. He commended England and Annie his teaching career in the Louise Ogg froth Teeswater area. In 1963 cleen, Scotland. Other he came to the new • 'members of the familY ..Ripley-Huron. School just were her sister Lola; who built where MrS. Maithel died in Vancouver at 97 (Delbert) Wilson was the ,yeas of age a couple of principal. The following Years ago and the late year he ; became Orin- '::Shirt Bowers; veteran cipal. Ardiel Mason farm on the . 4th concession east in. Huron Township, The 4th meeting of the Ripley 4-H Horse Club was held at their home, 'The .pre sident,---Kelly- Fitzgerald, spoke about Safety Rules and Precautions of ,Riding a Horse, and the Horse-a- • thon which was held on DAVID HOUSTON ' Featuring Recording Artists David Houston, 4eanne PrUett, with Their Bands in a Two Hour Country. Music Special Dance to FollOw:With Music By Popular Canadian' Vocalist Denise Simpson and Her Band Homegrown Sponsored by Point Clark and District Kinsmen Club Proceeds for Community Projects And the Cystie Fibrosis Fund Tickets Available From Sepoy Restaurant, Fairview Foods, Lucknow Borne Bakery and MacNays Store, Amberley, Pine River Store and Lighthouse Variety Store, Point Clark