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• Mr, and Mrs, Doug Gosling
of StoneyCreak .near
Hamilton .vishad -with their
• daughter, Mrs,a .Judy,
lawrylyshyn, her husband
John • tout family at their
home on the -sixth conee> aeon
east. at the :ra'iiwuy•crossing
there in Huron:township Mr..
and Mrs. Gosling attended
the Ripley • gall fair on
Saturday.
George and Nam y of
51 Sholts, .. Drive In south`
London visited with •their
relatives ,Kertok .and v
Goodhue at their horneen.ttie
second concession west in
Huron township and • at-
tended the Ripley fair.
George wast, in charge of the
Kirby . Company display
from Dearness*, Drive in
. London, Ile demonstrated
the latest machines . in rug
cleaning, He also conducted
draws for, free rug cleaning
demo nstrations, - The , win-
ners of these .draws were
Walter Forster of Ripley,
Marilyn Gregg of :Paisley,
• end Wilda Maclinnon of
Tiverton, . Our thanks to
George, who told Fran and
Ab in the morning that he
'wtstld make sure that we
would get the names of the
winraers:and he did. " ,
On September 18, which'
• wasa week ago last .Friday.
six ladies from the Ripley
area were at Marton, the
. gateway to the Bruce
Peninsula, They were there
as judges of die dames theciasses Iii the
ladies section of the W:iarton
fall fair. A news reporter
photographer was also there
and took a picture of these
ladies and it was shown at .
least twice on* the CA,144.,X,
TV news.:
In the group were Marj
MacLean of Lochalsh,
Muriel Arnold of lervie,
Wilma Sutton of Purple
'Grove, and Marj ittompeon,.
Margaret Gemmell, and
Grace Peet all of Ripley, Our
thanks to Grace, who is the
president of the lady
directors in the Ripley
Agricultural Society for
'bringing this item to our
notice. • Also Mrs, Marjorie
Maden is the secretary of
the Ripley lady diretdors,
Visited**, share*
• Mrs, Ann. Huber it Tains
Street in Ripley sport a few
days in St, Clements. last
'Week visiting With her father
Charles Dusehr Mr, Busch,
who is in histerd year,,lives
in his own. home ther&and
ably takes east of himsef,
by Saturday Anne was back
hornet here and with her
daughters Denise and
Donna Hu of Kitthener-
Waterloo attended the
Ripley Pall Fait
,
441 club show
Ripley had a good 441 club
Show`. In the complex two
clubs had displays . set up.
They * were. the, Veterinary
Science club and the 'Corn.
and Grain club,, .Looking
after the Grain club display
were Ken Robinson and
leader Harry Holland& both
of.' Kineardine township, In.
thio display : Dale Robinson.
was the big, winner with his
first in.plastic bag of barley
grainy ftrat with his barley
sheaf, first in the corn sheaf,
and third with his six cob:,. ,
Secretary • ion the
'avish..
has supplied the results in
• the different clubs as fellows
Ripley Kincardine 441
Corn and Grain Club -Cobs -.
Paul Harris. late,.PaulMelo ..
2nd,, • Dale Robinson,. Sheila
Osborne, and Joan Osborne;
corn. sheaf - Dale lobiirsson,
Paul Harris, Joan Osborne,
Paul. . Keelan, Sheila
Osborne; Grau:r sheaf and
bag . of barley -y. Dale
• Robinson two firsts. •
Ripley 441 'Bed Club
steers -1, Paul Harris; 2nd,
Hob Blackwell;' heifers lst
prize group 1, .Raid 'Murray,
2 Paul. Keelan, 2nd prize
group i,' Jeff Gamble,. 2,
Shannon Blackwell; hest calf
chahipion Reid Murray
reserve Paul Keelan, both
with heifers; showmanship
lst prize grip 1, Paul.
Harris; 2, Patti Keelson 3,
Shannon ,111a,ckwell; 2nd
prize group 1, Reid'•Murray
2. Bob Blackwell 3, -Jeff
Gable; feat halter broken
calf 1, Paul .Harris 2, Jeff
• Gamble,
Ripley Pre 4-11 Beef
Classes -Type 1. Vicki
„Rutledge 2; Jeff Darrell. 3:
Todd Darrel 4, Stephen
Keelan; showmanshtpi, Jeff
Ackert 2; Vicki Rutledge 3,
Stephen Keelan 4, Todd
Darrell, •
Ripley Kincardine 4-11
Dairy Type Sr, heifer bale
Robinson; 'Jr, • Heifer 1.
Sheila Osborne . 2. Joan
Osborne 2, hoes . • Darrell;
gest hairy Waif L..Sheila
Osborne 2: Dale, Robinson;
Pre 4.11 Dairy Club Type .1,
Jeff Wilken 2, Dwain Lowry;;
Dairy Showmanship .1st
prize group -1. Alan Osborne
2.. Sheila Osborne; Enid prize
group 1, male Robisscin 2, -
Jef Wilken3 ssParrell4.
Dwain LOWry, . That is the
end of our information on tht
clubs;
There are still many
classes of the fair to write up.
but thne to do so has run out
for Ab Wylds to meet the
Monday noon deadline, Ile
has the information on Ore
grain show for the paper
next week and also. some
information he gathered on
the indoor . classes in the
Complex,
Bowling-
may Stanley howled the
high single with a 272. Betty
Stanley bowled they h����yigyyhyyytrri-
p with y a r� ���wing
Bett
Gurnee ever SO
{r Betty Stanley, ,21y2, 211;
Joars
nice Kip, 224 Vern Mae
Donald, 2O ; Mildred
Cameron, 217; Sharon
Cult, ►. ,
Team Points
and Standings
Dee r 2 - 14; Peppers
13; Items -5-12; Pam s-
2. 11; Carrots - 7 - 11;
Totem -0.2.
bielithOW Sentinel, Wednesday September er , 1981 -per,
, l�ren enjoy the t�
Opens winter
' •r K... .•
George • Gershain, Rogers.
and hart or Jacques Dreit
she puts he , . delightful
stamp on all &their work: •
While she is Making her
biggest mark of the • live
theatre stage these days.
Miss Cole is. also well known
to youngsters for her
frequent appearances on Mr,
Dressup on C.g,C, television,
She has also made many
other television appearances
over the • years sit she -
returned to Canada after -two
`years of study.and training .
in England. •
Series tickets are still
available for the three
events of the theatre series
at • Blyth which also include •
Barry Morse starring In
Sleuth on March 2 -and Irick
'Wellwood in Leacock at _
Leisure on 'April 21. `Series .
tickets are only $14. for the
three events, Single tincts\
for Songs Prom the Theatre
are now available at $6 each.
and be reserved by
calling 622.9300
•
Lung heard
onthe job.
Do you work in ardusty or
stnoke y , environment? Do
you fittd yourself coughing
more than usual? Do you
have difficulty breathing? If
you answered yes to any of
these questions then you
Amid ask your dgete`r' to
give you a lung function test,
Lung Associations across
Canada have put occupation. •
al health high on their list of
priorities, This year, "Lung
At Work" is the theme for
Lungs Are Por Life Week,
Weberdth to lath. burring
.this week the Lung Assaeiaa=
tion will be stressing the
importance of respiratory
health itt the workplace.
Available from the Bruce,
Duffer',in, Gro l ung Asse c'ia.
tri is a series of pamphlets
concerning fang hazards onn
the Yob as well as display
mate rials for the workplace
and classroom,
•
We are 'taking a look at the future
direction of your hospital and reed your
comments nd suggestions.
. questionnaire has been prepared
for your =use-... ani can be obtained :at
the hospital switchboard or by contact-
ing . Mrs. . r .nda . Ritchie, Secretary t
the. executive Director (Local 216).
Please 'help us or pl tin
questionnaire and/or providing opinions
you feel will assist in our planning,
Thank you!
Chairman
Board of Governors
WINCHAA4 AND partucrHO P11Aa
2776 Carling Terrace, Wingharri, Ontario NOG 2WO
Phone 3574210