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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-09-09, Page 114 7 lizpleydoctorlo pr To -day, Wednesday, September 9, Dr. Don Mibie, his wife Doris, and youngest - daughter Radhel are leaving for two years in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Dr. Milne will be missed at the Ripley Medical Clinic. Dr. "Milne and Doctork Boron, Gergovich, and Knox all of Kincardine meet Ripley ▪ area patienb here each mon- th. Dr. and Mrs. Milne and Rachel are first headed for • Washington, D.C. and then to !Chants Mushayt in Asir Province in Southern Saudi Arabia just north of Yemen. Due to the elevation in this area above sea level there is a pleasant climate. \ Dr. Donald. J. McDonald who is in Riyadh, Arabia, was in Khamis last April on a holiday and tvhen he was home here over.a month ago said that there are green fields. Further the women wearing large hats and col- ourful clothing work out in the fields with the men - dif- ferent to the rest of the coun- try: Home to: Malcohn Street in Ripley for the Labour Day weekend was Niels Frederiksen of the lUncar- dine Golf and Country Club maintenance staff. Miss Jean MacDonald sof 4he Pinecrest Manor Nurs- ing Home staff in Lu, cknow was with her sister Miss Noreen MacDonald at their home. Visiting on the Labour Day weekend with her sisters Mrs. Dianne (Bill) Mackay, RR2 Ripley, Mrs. Susan • (Murray) Ferguson, RR1 I Riley, and Gail Miller of Ripley was their sister Cathy Miller of London. She then motored to Kincardine -to spend time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Miller. , 9 A.J. and Glenda Gardner of Vanastra and sons Aaron and Brandon visited with her sister Carol and , husband Donnie Fludder, Tanuny and. Jason in Ripley over the Labour Day weekend. They also called on Evelyn and Jack Johnson. Mrs. Dorothy -Wardell of Concession 4, Huron township and Mrs. Margaret Harkness of Bervie recently •eombined to provide music at the Pinecrest Manor Nur- sing Home in Lucknow. Among the interested listeners was D.A. MacLen- nan, the /well known Scottish piper of Lochalsh. D.A. is now a resident in Pinecrest Manor. - Bahl, rain, rain The wind is bound to Change, to quote a line from •a current popular song. And so also the weather is bound to change. Remember July and .the big part of August, how dry it was, not a drop of • rain for the Kincardine Ripley areas. Everyday the forecaster would say, hot, hazy, and humid. Large cracks \ came in the ground -' .especially that Brookston Claiy soil in Ripley mid Huron township. Well that has changed recently. For eight days in a row up till last Satruiday rain •had fallen. The most rain fell tise in Saud Latelmow Sentinel, WednesdsyrySePtelnber 9, 1981T-41- /If i Arabia This week in „ Ripley by Ab iWylds from Thursday, evening through to early Friday mor- ning. , Stewart Needham of Ripley who measures the water,, from the ram i caught in a container reported a good two inches of ufater. And it was that, if not more. Water was now sitting in low places on top of the ground such as the railway ditch along the north side of Gore. Park. On Saturday with the overcast sky no rain fell which was a good thing for Kincardine fall fair. Now farmers are hoping for a dry spell so they can work in the field i especially to sow the fall wheat. • Jim Scott of Concession 12, two blocks north of Ripley at the 15th intersection, has taken advantage of the weather and between rains he has had a new timber platform installed at the weigh scales at the. Ripley Grain Elevator. - The work was started a week ago last Saturday mor- • ning with Doug MacDonald, a neighbour on •the 12th reported as the man helping Jim remove' the old timber platforin. Rain showers stopped the work. It was completed on Lynn's Hobbies and Textiles • Pre Fall Sale Main Street, Ripley September 14 tbru 26 , Jaeger Nature Yarn , 30% off Regular Price Assorted Craft Books 1/2 Price Piston's CmftYarn 20% off Regular Price Al Macrame Supplies 30% off 1• 1 Ladies - Jax panties 100% acetate, reg. $1.95 SALE 1.50 Sunburst pillow forms 25% off Tapestry wool 45c a skein Needlepoint canvas 40% off Assorted craft supplies 20% off - Assorted packaged beads 2 for 1 sale Coloured crochet cotton 20% off Assorted materials up to 50% savings Simplicity patterns buy 2 patterns get the third one free until and of September • Many more specials inside the store Specie! Coupons must be presented at time of purchase Sept -178'B Macrame Cord Wooden Rings and Ceramic Beads 50% Off Prices • Marked Sept. 22 & 23 DISCOn tin uect • assorted Yarn ' SO% off Prices A/larked , - • • 41•-••••6.1• • .47,4 0,Re..0 26 001 Sept° in fit Os COtta 4nit -icvo Beattie Price 1 1 Monday with Wayne Kerr of the South Line and Jim Scott putting the new creosoted planks in place. So it is all • ready for those grain wagons and trucks when the corn is harvested. Lorne Emrnerton of Ripley along with his wife and family are on holidays. , Lorne has had a busytime for the past few weeks as by •himself he handled the, work at the Ripley Chopping Mill. Taking his place are Cecil Sutton of the 10th Concession east and also no stranger to • the Mill, -Bill 'Robertson of ICingarf. As in the past Bill drives the feed truck as well as working in the Mill. The Mill is also "mown as the Ron Stanley Feed and Supply - Ron of Bervie being the owner. Last -Friday noon Norman Schmidt of Walkerton visited' with Fran and Ab Wylds in Ripley. During the forenoon Norman had placed his thir- ty exhibits at the Kincardine Fall Fair. For more than fif- ty years he has .been a fair xhibitor at local fairs and also at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Also he showed at the C.N.E. till they discon tinuedthe grain show it 1968. He has made a study of the • . k .. . . • '444.44,.....,•04,144.-4994.,441‘,4F,r4e.1,41.4.....4.4,..44,4"....s4.4.-41 1 ,NOrfleX il . , • "One Writing" Accounting 1 art of showing and further he 1 • ReeeivabSieysstoemPsayables . „ is always giving out tips and encouragement to others to ' •exhibit •Norman Barnard of Ripley attended the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition last. Wednesday and attended the evening grand stand show featuring Anne Murray for that night only. ' At Hanover he caught the Owen Sound bus which took its passengers right into the grounds. It makes common sense to take a bus down when you learn that the cost of parking a private car down there is half the price of the bus ticket and you still would likely be some distance away from the CN.E. groimds. • As of last week Orland • McLeod • of Ripley was hospitalized in London. Returns home During the latter part of last week Bobby Robertson returned home to the farm of Gordon and Ruthe Patterson on the Tenth Concession east in Huron township: • He reports an enjoyable • two week vacation in Southern California. Last • Friday just after his return South California had, its strongest earth tremor in 10 • yearn causing things to fall from shelves and tall buildings to sway - but no in- juries- or serious damage; just a little slipping along -that San Andreas fault in the deepunderground rocks. • • Passed away • William Lyle Oliver, age 85, of. Highway 21; north of 'Ilan to page 14* Johnston Bros. 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