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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-07-08, Page 9Lucksow Seistmel, Wedalerdey, JW► 8, 1961—Fogo Ripley couple travel to Starting at the first of this week Floyd and . Lynne his week in. Stanley flew from Toronto to ' California and from there across the, Pacific Ocean, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ' will -have a two.week vacation in Japan. Vacationhlg out east Mr. and, Mrs. Russell Philips of Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles . of Kincardine have : just returned :frorn„:a3500 mile camphig trip to the " East Coast . of United States and Canada. From here they went to Cape' Cod in Massachusetts then backup the Coast of . Maine into Canada to Prince Edward Island. In. Cape Breton they travelled the Cabot Trail highway. Along it they visited a McCharles family in Baddeck. In Fredericton, New Brunswick they visited with a brother and a sister of Mrs. Jean. Phillips and their families. They were David Bell and Mrs. Phyllis Chap- man. Of local interest three more brothers in this Bell , family run the well known Bell peach orchards. Arnold Bell comes each year to they Ripley Craft show and to the Ripley Fall fair with his fruit and vegetable. truck. Back to Toronto Returning last Thursday to Scarborough in east Metro Toronto was Bill Robertson. Bill visited with friends in this area during the early part of last week. He motored to Chesley one day for a visit with Norman Mur- ray, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Allan Murray. Normiar was raised on the 8th Conces- sion about a hall mile west. of Ripley. Home from hospital On Tuesday of last week, June 30, Donnie Fludder underwent spinal surgery in University Hospital in Lon- don. Last Saturday his brother-in-law, A J. Gardner of Vanastra, motored to Lon- don and Donnie was able to come home to Ripley. Carol, Tammy, and Jason are all glad to have him back -.ban- deBes and stitches included. Leahy family concert There was a good atten- dance at the Leahy Family concert l� Friday evening. July 3. group includes tenmembers and it was sponsored by the Ripley. Huron Recreation Board and held downstairs in the Com- plex Centre. After a two hour concert, a dance was held lasting till midnight. And it was included in the one low admission charge for the concert. On Wednesday July the first John Gamble did a C.K.N.X. talk on the Bill Thompson program concer- ning this Family night. ' Mrs. Verna (Hicks) Stanley of Kincardine died in herr 82nd year on Monday «. June 29 in Kincardine and District Hospital. The funeral was held last Wednesday afternoon in the MacKenzie McCreath Funeral Home ire Ripley with interment . in Kincardine Cemetery. She is survived by two sons and nine daughters. One of the daughters is Marjorie, Mrs. Jim MacTavish of the Se- cond Concession West hi L - by4b 1Eyld$ Huron township and also she is a member of the Royal Bank staff in Ripley. Also she is survived by one sister, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Sympathy is extended at this time of bereavement. Ripley Express Mrs. Minerva Stewart of the Gerrie Glenn :Apart- ments in Ripley phoned last week in response to the item in this column last week in regard to a copy of the. Ripley Express published by George Mooney in Ripley. Our thanks goes to Mrs. Stewart for offering a copy. Moved to Ripley On Friday June 26, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tranter of. Huron Ridge in Kincardine moved to the Laverne and: Joan Riley house on Ripley Street . in Ripley. They are having carpentry renova- tions enovations done by the Armstrong brothers - Dale and Wayne of the South Line. Last Sunday Norm and Mabel Barnard motored from their home in Ripley to Lindsay. On Monday they boarded a Dentin Tour bus there' and are presently on a 24 day trip across Western Canada right to Vancouver Island.and back. Graduation Ken MacKay, son of John D. and Joan . MacKay of Ripley recently graduated from. Western University in London with an Honours Bachelor: of Science degree in Physiology. As this writer well knows an • Honours degree represents higher . marksandmore difficult subjects than an ordinary Pass degree and it is only at- tempted by a few students. Ken is to be congratulated on this achievement: Back to Ripley Mrs, Adeline Hackett mov- ed into. an apartment in the Huronvilla . residence building last week. Ripley .folks are glad to see her return from hospital. On holiday • Cathy Fludder motored to Hepworth last Sunday and is spending a week on vacation in the Sauble area with her friend Brenda van Kooten. In hospital Allan Irwin of Ripley is a, patient in Kincardine and District Hospital. ' Guests at Blyth Last Friday evening, July 3, the directors of the Huron Bruce Crafts Incorporated , were guests at the Blyth Cen- tre for Arts as first nighters. They saw the opening play "Quiet in the Land". They were included because they had contributed to the Cen- tre for Arts. The plans are well on the wav for the Annual Ripley Arts, Crafts, and Antiques Show and sale to be held on Fri., and Sate, July 24 and 25 in the Ripley Huron Com- munity Centre Complex. Over 100 crafters have bought space for this year's show and they are complete- ly sold out of space. There are several new features this year. Going to Collingwood Alice Lopers of Drayton who has been on the staff of the Royal Bank in Ripley has: been transferred to the Royal in Collingwood. Com- ing here to replace her on Monday of this week is Bret Shepley. Ripley folks will miss Alice and her red car on the boulevard here. Our thanks goes to staff member Laurie Gallant for this news item. Theladies of the Ripley Legion Autry will have their book sale in the Com- plex. And the Huron Bruce Crafts will have tables= for the sale of bakedgoods and garden produce. Just last Saturday Mrs. Lauren (Lowry) Stewart of Orangeville formerly of Huron twp. and Kincardine called to see about the Craft Show. Each year Laurens is back for it. Georgetown visitors On Monday of last week, June 29, Mr. and: Mrs. Morley` Mills of Georgetown were " visitors in Ripley. Morley was. with Fran and. Ab Wylds for an hour while Mrs. Mills visited with Mrs. Beattie (Mel) Pollock in her Gerrie Glenn Apartment near Huronvilla in the southeast part of the village. Visiting the Wylds Here on . Tuesday after- noon June. 30 were Alf and Dorothy Beal : of Stratford visiting with her sister Fran and. Ab Wylds Dorothy and Alfcarne up to their cottage at Inverhuron on the previous Friday June 26 and planned to stay for last week. • Swinging doors in Just in time for the "heat wave" days at.the end of last week the. "new"' `swinging doors were in place at the front entrance to the store of George and Joy McLean. Ac- tually the doors just have a new look after they were fit r ted with new screening and painted by Dave Henderson at his work shop. Johnny Smith helped George and Joy hang them in place. First with the news Ralph Hunter, who lives just east of the Ripley Post Office, has the record for early . delivery of news for this column. Ralph was here . . at twenty minutes to six this morning and was it ever foggy out then. Well today Monday July 6,1981 should be another ' hot day as the\ INGHAM, ONTARIO PHONE 357-1630 FOR 24 HOUR INFORMATION a. . _'. I STARTS 'FRIDAY, JULY 10th SHOWTIMES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. SUNDAY TO THURSDAY AT 8:000P.M. ONLY rhyme states "A summer fog will roast a hog". Our thanks goes to Ralph for his early walk here and back home. Seeing it is now 92 degrees on the thermoneter outside he had the cool part of the day. Retirement party Mrs. W. J. 'Mackay return- ed home to Huronvilla in Ripley after visiting with relatives near Oakville, and in Milton, Ontario as well as. her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson. at R.R.I, Waterford. Mrs. Mackay was a guest of honor at the retirement open house at North Townsend Central. School, when her daughter, Marion Anderson B.A.,was wished a happy retirement ' after being principal there. for 21 years. An estimated 500 people, old and young, came. Marion was the first principal of that school. She received her B.A. degree from McMaster University in Hamilton in 1966. it• Jenny's tv SALES & SERVICE R.C.A. \1 1(,N(11 (1\ by Philips •Antennas Rotors • Towers 395-5405 THE. ADVENTURE C. O NT IN; U E5 electronics repair NSF] Ari nesefttle Std% Fridor,J� 17 — Aad doip t•forget:thate eery M E Wednesdaynightis ladies night at the LYCEUM. 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