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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-10-29, Page 14TO THE ELECTORS rK OF HURONTOWNSHIP I humbly solicit your support on November 10th for the position of Reeve for Huron Township NOVEMBER 10th VOTE CECIL SUTTON FOR REEVE OF HURON TOWNSHIP Page 14--Lttelatew Sentinel, Worlaesday, October 29 1990. or :treaters ti Looking ahead two - their son and, daughter days it will be Fri., Oct. respectively. 31,, and the end of, this While month means there Mrs, Farrell and Hallowe'en, We hope that Mrs. Pollard attended the, the weather will be warm. marriage of Margie and dry sallittrth ol-lard anci---Edwar and boys can go from Rowland who also reside house to heuse in the village looking for treatS: it is always nice to have the children come into Ripley from, the neigh- bouring farms and join with the village young folks. Also Geprge McLean informs Ab. Wylds that the Ripley Firemen will gather at the firehall and from there be on patrol during the evening, just to keep things running on the fun side for everybody.. Anyone needing help can call the firehall in Ripley. No doubt as in past years the O.P.P. cruisers. from Kincardine will be passing back and forth through Ripley as they endeavour to supervise this big area which thek, Farewell party On Thursday evening of last week, Oct. 23, 1980, the ladies of the ,Legion Auxiliary held 'a farewell party and presentation in , 'the Ripley Huron Legion hall for one of their members Mrs, Elsie Forrester of Malcolm Street. Mrs. Forrester expects to be moving this, corning Saturday. Nov. 1 to her new apartment in OshaWa. The-first part of the party was , spent as. fun time at playing eirchre. On behalf of the Auxiliary, President Mrs. Nadine DanfOrth Of Point . Clark presented Elsi e, with a corsage 'and a beautiful artificial rose in a vase. Lunch was • then served. Abo-ut thirty ladies were in at- tendance. New paper route Last - week- 'saw--- a change in the newspaper delivery service in Ri l Da r 1 Robinson ey p . r y and his sister Lisa have been d eli vering the Toronto Star for the past couple ,of years. Last Saturday the new Marlene Coiling, Clerk and Returning Officer of the Township of Huron, County of.Bruce. NOTICE is hereby given to the Municipal Eleclors-ef-the ownsftip of= Hewn in- tfte- Countyof Bruce that whereas more candidat- es have been nominated to' each of the following offices than the number required to fill such offices, therefore polls will be held at the times and places stated in this notice for the purpose of electing the holders of such offices. OFFICES FOR WHICH POLL TO BE HELD REEVE [1 to be elected] COUNCILLORS [3 to, be elected] ADVANCE POLL At the Township of Huron Hall, Ripley, Ontario Saturday, November 1st, 19801 from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ' REGULAR POLL Monday, November 10th, 1980 from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. LOCATIONS POLL NO. 1 • Reid's Corner Hall POLL NO. 2 - Huron Township Hall POLL NO. 3 - Purple Grove School POLL NO. 4 & 5- "Leonard Courtney's POLL NO. 6 & 7' - John Ferguson's POLL NO. 8 & 9 Bruce Beach Store THE LAST DAY for applications for a certificate to vote by proxy is Monday, November 10th, 1980, before 5 o'clock in the afternoon. DATED At RIPLEY, Ontario this 22nd day of October, 1980. have to.cover. So our wish is that the young folks have fun, get treats and watch those cars crossing the streets. Home from Calgary Mrs. Florence Farrell of concession 12 west and Mrs. Donalda Pollard of concession 8 east both in Huron township recently returned home from a sixteen day visit with Ronald and Dianne Farrell family in ,Calgary Mr. and Mrs. James . Ruby, from Michigan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh attended the annual dinner meeting of Bruce. County Historical Society, at Wildwood Lodge, Red Bay on Thursday evening.• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forrester had Mr. Currie Colwell, Mr. and Mrs. George Colwell from Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh and Mrs. Gladys Mason, Ripley for dinner on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell and girls, had Mrs. Marrietta Hodgins, Kinlough, and Mrs. Peggy Elliott, Detroit on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Merrald Kuehl, ' Waterloo visited on Sunday With Mrs. Katherine Mrs. Gladys Arnold is a patient in Kincardine Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Howard and Marj Thompson visited on Sunday with Mac and Florence Nicholson at Millarton. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gawley visited during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Greig, Teresa, Debbie, Ryan in Elmira in Calgary. In con- versation with Mrs. "Flossie" Farrell she reports nice weather out there one rain lasting less than two hours. How different to 'here - two days of . Indian summer - last Thursday and Friday. Wires shorted out Last Friday evening Oct. 24, the fire whistle sounded in Ripley. Ripley firemen :took the truck to the farm of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Blackwell, the for- mer 'Bowers homestead, two blocks south of Ripley where it is reported that wires had shorted at a pole. The Ontario Hydro truck .at Walkerton was called. Tree trimming Last week from Tuesday to Friday the red PUC, truck from Kincardine was in. Ripley. With , it were John Adams, Earl Kay and Ken H 90 ver replacing burned out light bulbs along the streets and doing tree trimming of trees to prevent hydro shorts in the coming winter. They also cut down the last, remaining sugar maple tree in Gore Park, It was partly dead from' this DIE BACK disease which has, been killing. the Sugar maples along the Ripley streets;, for the pait 20 years er -4h' week the PUC Men were back in Ripley. firoirert Wrist Last Friday evening. Allan Coiling took his mother, Mrs, John Coiling Ripley,, to Kincardine and District Hospital. Here it was found that Mrs. Coiling had a broken -left_ wrist suffered in a fall at her home and she would likely be in the hospital for a few days, Bazaar and tea Last Saturday af- ternoon the ladies of St. Andrews United Church in Ripley held their an- nual bazaar and tea in the church basement. It was well attended. , Tables loaded with articles in crafts such as. knitting, sewing • and c'rocheting, with plants and _vegetables, and with jams and baking were placed around the walls of the Sunday School room with the inner part for the tea 'tables. What- lovely things they had for sale and what fine baking especially those loaves of fresh sweet home baked bread. They also had an opportunity table and much much more as the posters stated. delivery boy was on the job. He is Clinton Twolan, with assistant Donald IVIartyn. Topped the market Ripley drciver, Allan Coiling just east of the Village received mention last Friciay evening 'on the weekly, radio report on C.K.N.X. listing those 'shipping top priced cattle at the Ontario Livestock Yards in Toronto, Allan shipped a cow for Wally. Pollock which topped the market •in that class, Mtillps all gone Last Wednesday there was a quick response to the item in this column,, about.those extra tulip bulbs from the flower bed at the horne of Harvey and Sally Pollock in Ripley. By the middle of the afternoon they were all -T-he• last of the bulbs were picked up by Jim and Nellie McCully, • R: R. 1, Kin- . distributed to folks in Bruce township, cardine township, Kin- cardine and Ripley. Fran received:."several calls after they were all gone. Barbara Grubb from the College of Education, Bloor Street in •Toronto and. Glen ,Grubb from the Sir Wilfrid Laurier University at Waterloo, were horne.last week and visiting at their home in Ripley. • Recent visitors'. with Mrs. Violet MacKenzie in Ripley were three nieces - Mr. and Mrs'. Norman Keadle of Chicago, Mrs. Barbara Perry of Detroit and Mrs. Kyle Thomas of klabama. To honour them the following relatives joined here for a Saturday dinner party. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzie of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. David _MacKenZie and Cheri_ Lynn of Kincardine, Miss • Margaret MacKenzie of . Turn to page 158, Attend historical society meeting also with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Leeson. Kelley and Jorey Helm are vising with Mr. and Mrs. Morley Scott. Mrs. Marilyn Reid and Mrs. Judy Thompson are attending the W.I. Crewel Embroidery class in Teeswater. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell spent the weekend in London with Mr. and Mrs. Courtney MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson visited in London on Saturday with Mr: and Mrs. R.A. Black= welland family and with Mr. and Mrs, Albert Blackwell. Members of a Chinese Christian church from Toronto held a meeting and smorgasbord dinner in HanOver on Saturday. Mrs. Irene Boyle took Mr. and Mrs. La and the two Trans boys. The Vietnamese greatly en- joyed the day visiting with other friends. Mr. and Mrs, Brian Boyle, Peterborough spent the weekend With Brian's parents, Irene and Francis Boyle. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hughes, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowler, Ripley „visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle and family.: NOTICE OF POLL TOWNSHIP OF HURON il 1 have previously •served as Deputy Reeve for n 2 years and 7 years as a councillor. 12=11•=41c=xe=42.c="4===.o.="4 ON NOVEMBER 10th VOTE ERASMELTZER IN HURON TOWNSHIP cardine for planting on the grounds at the Kin cardine Legion Hall, the former Ardlock Lodge. We know that Hariey and Sally will be pleased-with-- this as both Harvey and Sally are with the Ripley Legion and Auxiliary, The bulbs were