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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-07-15, Page 9Name By Ab Wylds Last Wednesday evening, July 8, the first Ripley Fall Fair Queen was picked from. 10 girls ; entered. The com- petition ompetition was organized by Mrs. Barbara Gamble and Mrs. Judy. Hawrylyshyn both of the sixth east ,in Huron town ship. And . the winner was Debbie Lowry, daughter of `Perrin ` and Marion (MacTavish) Lowry who live at the top of Lurgan hill at the foot of the Fourth Con- cession about two miles west of Reids corners. Our thanks goes to Mrs. Sheila. MacDonald for giving us the name of the Queen, the first ever for Ripley fair in the Ontario competition. The remaining nine ' girls entered were Sandra Dawson of Olivet, Gail and. Linda MacDonald of the 8th Concession. west, Helen Culbert of the 8th justeast of Ripley, Joanne Pollock of the 15th north of Ripley, Sandra Lucknow Seeable', Wednesday,, July 15, 1981 --:-Page �9 ebbie Lowry Ripley fall fair queen Stewart and. Nancy MacDonald neighbours in the east end of Ripley,..Robin Cuyler of the 12th west, and Mary Kempton of Amberley. All deserve congratulations for taking part and the same goes for their sponsors. The competition was held in the Huron township hall in 'Ripley. Junior Olympics held A note from Kerri Paquette states . - on Friday July 10, the Ripley Play School held their Junior - Olympic Day. The winners were as follows. Ages 4, 5, and 6 - Jennifer Johnston first and Darryl Bolton second; Age 7 - Mark MacLeod -first, Darren Moore -second. Ages 8, 9,10 • Scott van den Mogen -first, Mickey. Paquette -second. Congratulations to all. Bake sale July 18 A Mother's Committee. Whitechurch •from page 8. with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw, Michelle and Jason, also of London. Mrs. Agnes Elliott of Wingham accom- panied them. to London. Mr, and Mrs. Leroy Rin- toul, Carol, Kimberley and Debbie of Bradfor spent, last week with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul. Leroy was calling on Hereford breeders in Bruce area. Carol, as Ontario Hereford. Queen, al - so did some visiting with her dad. Kevin Rintoul spentSatur- day evening with his .grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corey of Clinton and on Sunday accompanied them to his home. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rintoul and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig attended the Beef Producers Barbeque at Brussels on Sat- . urday evening. Lucknow lawn b�wlers .attend tournaments The. ° first stage of the Ladies Provincial Lawn Bowl- ing playdowns were held on the Lucknow greens ' this year. On June 27 trebles were played with the rink of Isobel Mille Audrey MacDonald and Jane Treleaven being the winners. On July 6 doubles were played with the rink of Mary Finlayson and Betty Tilley of Seaforth being the winners. On July 9 singles were played with Brenda Finlay- son of Seaforth being the • winner, All these winners go on to Windsor Tuesday, July 14 for the second playdowns. At a ladies doubles tourna- ment on the Lucknow greens on July 4 Nora Finnigan's rink lof Wingham won 1st prize. Betty Tilley's rink of Seaforth won 2nd prize. Audrey MacDonald and ,Thelma Brown of Lucknow won 3rd prize and Wilma Kerr's rink from Wingham won 4th prize. The Lucknow Lawn bowl- ing club is seeking informa- tion as to when lawn bowling started in Lucknow. Anyone knowing of any information or pictires please contact Maudie Fisher, 528-3321. l St. Helens Couple return from trip By Kathryn Todd Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nusink, Jonathan and Andrew of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pegg on the week- end. Mr., and Mrs. Johnston of Ancaster visited during the week. Paul MacDonald of Aub- urn visited with his grand- ' parents, Mr, and Mrs. An- gus MacDonald. Mr. and . Mrs. Wayne Grigg and family vi ited with Mr. and Mrs. Alyn Cran sten, The girls returned home after a week with their grandparents. Mr: and Mrs. Gordon Ly- ons returned home after vacationing for three weeks in Ntlestern Canada. They visited their son, Murray. of Calgary, while in the west. A family gathering was held on their return. Mr. and. Mrs. Jeff Cresskill of Listowel and Mr. and . Mrs. John Lyons and family attended the gathering. was formed for . the local Brownies and Guides on July 6. �I Jan Fludder was named chairman, Pat Hodginsco- chairman and Ielene Clark, secretary -treasurer. The committee's first event : will be a bake sa le on Sat.,. July'18 Visiting back home Home from Uranium Qty, Saskatchewan, is Roy Strathdeewith his daughter Wilma and: son John. boy is visiting with his father ,Bob Strathdee who lives with Aria, Mrs. Tom Hutton of Hanover. Roy has many relatives to call on in this district. Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Gamble 'were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fuller Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.. Bruce Culbert and Melissa of London, 'Mr. and Mrs. Brian MacKay and Sarah, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fuller of Ripleyand district were guests also to help celebrate their mother's birthday. Traveling up north Mr. and Mrs. Keith van der Hoek and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gamble spent last week travelling, through Northern Ontario and some of the Northern :United States. They. visited ,our Hurontownship boys and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. ,Jamie Forster and Mr. and Mrs. Mac McInneswho have moved to the Rainy River district where they plan to take up new land and make a new home. Eachday during the hot sultry weather spell last week Betty Jean. McLean. has been busy doing exterior painting • for her uncle George. She has been doing the .painting carefully, at times • working from a lad- der. A's:a result the store and harness shop operated by Joy and George McLean in the old Commercial Hotel shows an improved exterior front appearance. Sicott reunion Mrs. Ross Cumming of Lucknow was back to Ripley one day last week and called around to leave an item on a coming event;. Amelia writes that the annual Scott reunion for the 'descendants of .the late John Scott and Janet Monilaws will be held on Sunday afternoon July 26 in the Lions Hall in .Tiverton. Home to Ripley After several weeks in hospitals at Kincardine and Owen Sound and a stay at her parents .home in Kin- cardine, Mrs: Martin Phelan was able to return home to Ripley last week. Folks in this north end area are glad to see Martin and Hilda and their daughters Tracy and Becky bade with the lights on in their home again. They wish Hilda continued'' recovery. WUNGWIM, ONTARIO PHONE 351.1630 24 HR. MOVIE INFORMATION Now istaiiiniiiiminliow* ENDS THURSDAY, JULlt 16 ■ ■ ■ STARTS FRIDAY JULY 17 SHOWTIMES Fri. & Sat. 7; 9. Sun. & Thurs. 8 only Every Wed. nate is ladies nice at :. THE LYCEUM AU ladles admit- ted for S2.00 COMING SOON �the a oes-410 bum g.( JAWS S,l1Il. 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