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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-07-01, Page 20K1NLOSS BASEBALL and SCICCElt .•• . • . The Kinloss Township Recreation Conti; mltt are organizinga boys baseball team! for boys -between the ages Of 8:- 14 Incluilite. Practices .are held at live Kinloss Central .School In Holyrood .at 10:00 a.m., Saturdays. All tholes interested In playing tire „encourag— ed .to show up for practICet. • Those Interegted In playing settler [ages 8 - 14, boys and girls) are. also encouraged to !, 'attend prod.*, at Holyrood at 7:00 p.m. ‘: Sunday nlghts.. 44 vtsit.LLt Recent visitors With Dorothy and Leslie Wardell at their home on the Fourth Concession west in Huron • townSlip were the 'following relatives - Mr. and Mrs, Merlyn Ross of Underwood in Iowa and their !Our grand- deeghters Michelle • Thomas of Fairfax, Virginia; Teresa Ross of Mutely, Iowa, and twin sisters Amy Ross, and Sarah Ross of Underwood, wa. Other relatives they visited in this area were Mrs. Valeria Mills and Mrs. Wanita Fletcher both of Kin- cardine, Dalton Wardell ,of the 12th Concession west in • Ha= township, Mr. and Mrs. Wardell Conroy and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lautenslager of Kincardine. They all have.the same great grandfather William Nelson • Ross, a descendant of United Empire Loyalists who settl- ed at Belleville. Wm. Nelson Ross came to • Kincardine from /3elletrille in 1854. He had im inn on the second lot east of the present co-op store at the Four .way stop corner. It was on the north side of the street and up on the ridge there. Also he had a livery building on Har- bour street and Nelson street in Kincardine was named for , • , Farm and Coimhy • Loath* tlifough the ' 80 pages hi the most recent edi- tion of the "Farm and Coun- try"• magazine newspaper dated Tuesday, June 16,1981, and published On Yonge Street in mid Toronto we see. three ankles bY writers known in the Kincardine and Ripley 'areas.The titles of the articles • with their writers are "Bonds solve the debt issue?". by Bill Dim- mick, "Cutting cow costs by Dennis Martin; and "Broiler profits keep beef operation alive" by Mike Milne. The articles by Den- nis and Mike are about operations in thwori County. • Fartheron hi the paper Mike has a second article "Rais- ing Cattle outside cuts operating costs". It is about the methods used by Carl and wife Shirley Spencer on their farm in Derby township near Owen Sound in Grey County. DenniSMar- tin has a second article •en.; titled "That extra effort"can spell success". Ile points out • that five. hundred .dollars could be gained by having the first calf heifers come in- to the ,milldng herd at 25 months instead of 30 months. Dennis • is the associate Agriculturist representative for Huron County. He is the son of Gordon and Ora Mar: tin, RR 4, Ripley, who live on • the 6th Conceision east in Huron township. 801h birthday On Thursday, June 18, neighbours gathered at the home of Mrs. Jean Martin in Ripley to honour Mrs. Ralph Hunter Who celebrated her 80th birthday on Saturday, June - 20. Chair' hidy for the program was Mrs. Joy MeLean. Two poems were ' read by Mrs. Doris Rock. A sing song directed by Mrs. Marion Gamble and two con- tests by Joy McLean follow- ed, A gift was presented to Mrs. Hunter. A lovely lunch with birthday cake was serv- ed. Township. re °. • ' • - ''Imiummeming.";emi This week in •. . by Ab 1Wy14 • • . Lichsow Samehmil, Wodessellsy• July 1,19,41..4Page 1 owa andVirginia Glenda and A.J. Gardner, sons Aaron and Brandon of Variative visited with Carol and Donnie.' Fludder, Tam- my and Jason in Ripley on the vveelt end. On Sunday evening Jack and Marion Lawrie of Bruce Towntililp visited Evelyn and Jack Johnson in Ripley. On Sunday Bill Robertson • Top priced beef Ripley drover Allan Coil- ing received Mention last Friday evening in the weekly report from the Ontario Livestock yards in Toronto for a couple of shipments of top priced beef animals this past week. Car fire Shortly after the noon hour last Wednesday the fire whistle sounded in Ripley. The call was to the Point Clark area down the 2nd Concession at the lake. Just north of the Clarke Ferguson home there a fairly new car had caught fire. Ripley firefighters were able to get the spume tire and a box of tools out of the trunk and to rescue a purse with valuable papers from the back seat. Except for these items the car and the rest of/ the _con- tents were destroyed. Back home again" Winter resident at Princess Court in Kincar- dine, John 1WcMurchy,, returned last week to his home on the Fourth Conces- sion east in Huron Township. Here across the road from the old public school house (Flowerdale) he will spend the summer. Among his nearby neighbours are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Dam, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fit- zgerald, John D. Thompson, Hain Scott, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Joe Fitzgerald. • Moved back here Folks in Ripley were glad to see Mrs. Laura Herd able to return home to the village last week. Laura has been away since last September, first in Kincardine District Hospital and then in Nursing Homes. She is living in one of the Bill McCreath apart- ments not far wept of the main corner. Helping her indite back to Ripley were her sister Vera and husband John Blackett of London ac- cording to reports. Grounds keeper Niels Frederiksen was home to Ripley last week end. During the week Nieb works on the grounds of the , Kinard' ine Golf and Country' Club in Kincardine. Noreen MacDonald had a week of holidays at her hot= on Malcolm street in Ripley last. week. She is now baidt at her job in Kincardine and District Hospital. Home from holidays Alice tapers of Drayton and a member of the staff at the RiPey Royal Bank has had a two week vacation. Alice was back on the staff here on Monday Morning. Home from hospital Mrs. Adeline Hackett, who was home to Ripley from Kincardine and District Hospital, was back there for further treatment last Week and is now reported at the home of her son Jack in Kin - Wants Ripley Express , . A recent note from Lloyd Pollock of Windsor and la former native of Pine River expresses his wish to obtain the loan of a copriof the Ripley Express as printed in Ripley by the late George Mooney. Lloyd would have a phdostat• copy made and return the originalto the sender. IHis address b 140 Bridge Ave., Apt. 615, Wind- sor, Ontario NOB 3R8. Lloyd is known for his work with the Windsor Spitfires Junior • Hockey Club - farm club of the Detroit Red Wings. Cottage fire • Around eleven last Satur- day morning the Ripley fire whistle sounded again and once more the Ripley fire trucks were headed for the Point Clark area. The call. was to the Bobby Lancaster cottage located on the road alongthebaseofthehlll between the 4th and 244 Cour cessions of Huron township. ' Recital cancelled The recital for the students of Mrs. Donna Benjamin • which was scheduled to be held last ThuredlaY evening in the Huron township hall in Ripley was cancelled due to the death of her mother in Nova Scotia. Sympathy of Ripley folks go to Mrs. Ben- jamin at this time of bereavement. Celebrate anniversary • Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. L Radcliff Murray called, during the afternoon and evening on Saturday, June 27 at an Open House held in their honour at their Beveled Street home, to offer them congratulations and best wishes on their Golden Wedding Anniver- sary... Cliff and Frances, as they are familiarly known, were married on June 27, 1.931 at the home of the bride's parents, the lateJohn H. and Charlotte (Erringto0 Reid of Ashfield Township. Cliff is the son of the late Donald B. and Marian (Radcliff) Mur- ray • of West Wawanosh Following their marriage, Cliff and and .Frances farmed • the Murray family farm on • thb ninth of West Wawanosh Township until their retire- ment to Lucknow in 1973. • Their family includes a son, Donald of Holyrood, a daughter, Norma, Mrs. Bruce Raynard of West Wa- wanosh Township, eight grandchildren and one great grandson. A supper had been held on June 20 in the Anglican Parish Hall when 34 mem- bers of the family were gath- ered together to celebrate the Golden Wedding anni- versary. Guests were present from Goderich, Whighant, Kincardine, Holyrood and Lucknow and area. 141 of Toronto motored to Ripley. On the way, here he Matted with the owner operator of the Livestock Sales, Bruce McCall in Brussels and also with Wildon Robertson in the Whigham area. Bill will visit with friends in the Ripley area for a few days before returning to Toronto. In for surgery On Monday Donnie Flud- der was scheduled to enter University Hospital in Lon- don for surgical treatment. Field crops Our thanks for Don Mac- Taeish who has written up the results of the first two field -crop competitions spon- sored by the Ripley Agriculhiral Society and also The meeting of the I Ripley and District Lions Club. • • We ride that Dr. Bob Bissonnette who graduated .1 in Medicine this summer at Western University in Lon- don will intern at the Royal Columbian Hospital,, British Columbia. By coincidence this is the hospital where Terry Fox died last Sunday morning, June 28. Bob is a son of Dr. Pete and Grace Bissonnette now of Fort Erie and formerly of Ripley. • , • Johnston liros. - [Bothwell Limited] Phone • Phone Wardsvffle 693.4383 Komoka 471-3059 Dungannon 529.7947 • Washed 8fitteriek—trushedStene . 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