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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-11-04, Page 13Ile D1V y, November 4, 19014—P •10 i Ab Wylds Last. Thursday evening,. October 29, a retirement par- ty ``was • held in the Ripley Huron Leon: Hail in Ripley; in :honour : of Mrs. Adeline Hackett. Adeline" has served as librarian for the coin- munity for the past 24 years, before ill health: caused her retirement this past :sum mer. Thenew librarian tak- ing her place is Mrs. Gloria. Rutledge of the Second Con- cession West in Huron township. On Thursday evening, first a social time playing cards was : enjoyed, followed by lunch, and then the presenta- tions. First Adeline wasp: presented with,a. nice watch by Reeve Bill.:. banter on behalf of the 'Ripley and Huron township Councils; then with a stun of money by :Reeve Bert Elliott on behalf of the two Councils. Harold Fair of Kincardine representing the Bryce County Library Board and Staff presented Adeline with a moose ByLMIsn Young Even . though the weather was fine, Hallowe'en was very quiet; around this dist- rict with just a few children trick and treating. Rick Jones and four friends returned home with a moose after a ; hunting trip in the Kirkland Lake area. The Teeswater Chirping Chicks 44i club held their meeting Wednesday evening at the I home of Joanne Breg- man where they learned to make' Chicken -a -la -king. Ian Thomas is still a pati- ent in Guelph hospital.: Last • • weekend, October 25 visitors with: Mrs. Thomas and boys were her parents and her. '. brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Weasner Sr. arid Mn and Mrs. William Weisner Jr., Chrissie and Lisa. Les Springer, who is with the armed forces in Halifax, Nova Scotia has completed his first year course.. a copy of the "History of Bruce County "by Norman MacLeod a retired Toronto "Highschool principal. Corn field fire About two last Saturday afternoon the Ripley fire whistle sounded for the third tune in -the past week. Ths time it was to the Foi rth Concession west where Don- nie Mitchell was harvesting " cern. :Apparently. the , dry leaves caught fire from the combine and from there it took off burning about an Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harris visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Springer. Kim Coughlin \of near Kin- cardine ',spent 'Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Young. `. Kairehea Krazy Kiucks enjoy Hallowe'en party Bt Jame de Boer The 'sixth meeting .of the Karshea Krazy Mucks was a Hallowe'en Party held at site home of Katrina Howald on October'31. The best Hallowe'en cos-, ° wine contest was won . by Christine Gibson, who won an egg slicer/ The members discussed their covers for the mem- bets' pamphlets. Nancy Haldenby read over the demonstration, Omelets Made .Easy.: A game organized by Julie Clarke and Christine Gibson made for some Hallowe'en fun. The girls were blind- folded and asked to touch gooey foods which Julie and Christine described as being things pertaining to Hallowe- -, 'en, such as bats` wings and owl's eyes. The girls enjoyed a meal of chicken and egg dishes fol- lowed by a game of Eggram- mer, which provideda re- view of the topics learned in the project. KacklberryKoots, discuss eggs ,recipes The third meeting of the Holyrood Kackleberry Kooks was held at Mrs. Barb Gingrich's home. The minut- es were read and checked and the roil call was answer- ed. The members then decid- ed on the colour of " their folders and picture that Tony Gingrich, Donna Rearnan and Susan Meyer had brought. They talked about the difference• of fresh and stale eggs and how you could tell the difference between them. Susan Meyer wasel- ected commentator for the Achievement, Day program Andy Meyer acrd Tony Ging- rich then made an Eggonom- ical Quiche and the members discussed the purpose of using eggs in recipes. The fourth meeting of the Holytood Kackleberry Kooks was held at Mts. Barb Gingrich's'home. The mem- bers embers discussed their partici- pation artici-pation in Achievement Day. The enrembe°rs learned and tried how to separate the egg whites from tire yolk. Donna Reiman and Susan Meyer. demenstrated how to make a Top Hat Scuffle. Lueknow Outlaws tie game The Lucknow Ow aws Brooinball team played their fast game of the season October 25. They ' started their season off with a tie against the Bervie team. The score wash 2 - 2. Scoring for . the Outlaws were goal - Roger Forsyth, assist - Ralph Monism. goal - Ken McWhinney, .assist' - Tony Howald: • Special mention goes to Steve Chaniirey who gave a great individual effort. The . second game was played Sunday night against the Fighters. The score was 4 - 0 for the Fighters. Better luck next time. Outlaws. —denny'sty --- SALES & SERVICE R.C.A. til \(,tiO, O\ by Philip \, •Antennas • Rotors •Towers 395-5405 electronics repair estimated acre when it was put out. . Trick or treat Last Saturday evening,. as everyone knows, it . was Halloween. The weather was ideal—dry and mind. The many young folks in their.., costumes were out either with parents or in groups go- ing from place to place and everyone , had a nice time—all- treats and- no tricks as far as known. Mrs. Redvers Johnson ac- companied Mr: and Mrs.. • NOff ( rr One Writing" Accounting j Systems Receivables • Payables 1 • Pa , of George McLean to London on Saturday, October 17, to attend the wedding ofher grandson Steve Mitchell to Karen Pennell in St. Jude's, Anglican Church. The recep- tion followed at the Fan- shawe Golf.," and Country Club. This past Friday Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mitchell made a briefvisit in' Ripley with Mr., and Mrs. Redvers Johnson and George and Joy McLean. On Sunday afternoon, Oc- tober rtober 25, Mrs. Joy McLean �u_CKN0w IPRES.BYTERIAt CHURCH j Rev. Wm. Muushaw 1 B.A. M.Div. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER $ Oar Witte Solent!.1 Shirt Parse t,Gaols 1. Ts Flt Mcieel Fit . , Jonrnall$, Ledger Csrrds, j Statements, .Cheques, Leefta.w,15191528-V3o LANNYCOWAN x • 11.a.m. •Combined Services Church:and Sunday School Nursery. Provided Everyone Welcome and her mother Mrs.. Mildred Johnson attended the .50th weddinganniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hyde in . the Underwood Community Centre. , It was nice to see Reg Moore home this past week end, Friday evening to Sun- day evening. Last Wednesday Noreen, MacDonald had a day at home from her work in the Kincardine and District Hospital. Tum to page 11• 1 LUCKNOWW UNITE}' CHURCH l SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8 I Sunday Schooi 10:00 a.m. f Worsbtp 11:00 a mt ; j Rev. Warren McDougall L B.A. M.DIv. Nursery Provided j Everyone Welcome • .Jnr i� �� • of r. 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