HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-11-11, Page 19ell
a
minister finch rare Asa, a orange
IlyAWylds
Oft Monday ev; of last
week, Miss Kathleen Hunter
of the : mal Rank
staff brought ri strange
looking green trait here for
Fran and Ab Wylds to
identify.
It was , an O AGE
ORANGE, Ever seen ode?
Most folksy have not Away
back in the 1� s wesaw our
first one. It way plated up,
somewhere . iri Ashfield
township and we remember
showing to °oldie
ilucithightmi: bat we had not
ids wit it was. Then about
fiveyears ago Mad
floWeMt was amid with
another. `6 one had been
. found in the Holmesville
area by limos,.Ross Cayley
then of the Ifolyrood area
who in a it 'to'her
sister Mrs, We Std and
from there into :school, ' ,
'If s time we sent Ito the
Itorestfy bran :and ids
Motion was made. Now
last week tl Hthdone
showed up, It wa s picked up,
to the Sayfielda by Reed
Sob i fu r who 'bt ght it
to .fid confers. mss one
weighing aleft one putt
was the largest of the three
to date✓ It was taken to the
fiiple;y Huron Central SelusA .
lbs secretary Mrs. Nancy
wsouwhere the feathers
and students had a charm to
sen thio rare frit.
Incidentally it iss tw good
for ming and has a rather
odd sett ` or `hide" ' on it,.
One, you have seen it- there
tto chance of confusing its
identity. The ogee orange
tree #snative toparts of
Arkansas and less§ Batt it is
hardy enough tugrrow and
survive the winters in
southern Oats*,
Incidentally the wood is
deep 'yellow id Colour, tough,
dense or heavy and
Solmbody said Mit Osage
Indians made w clubs out
of it yrs ate, mile the
*rift was here it was paste
around to let the addnits see
Trityl
take course
ofroit pot 1.
.. Missi . McIver,. to Wends
B'etwdei daughter et R ss
. and Ittns liefideftett.
iJ, *Matey to biology,
dated by Mr, .f. (",ytta ire to
Wheel Frew sod the Art
want d, donateed by & C
Cteeeise, tenter, W
Ani l ftew, daughter of
Cleo sod Lob Alters,
The gator Letter gig
'le) was, presented. to
Karat,
Soffit of the Ian at
Trinity ate taking a gating
comeart Ani Attdtewls,
eaelt Tuesday evening, .Pletty
gat fs assfg Anne, to
ttaeb wird help get the fioe
sathigeto mg& p&so other
ate fWin
'as& and flack Wet et
Tottenham visited .tot the
weekend scitle fret parents,
Jim aliti Isom Hunter,, and
her •grandfather, Oast
$4 tW dw 'of toeknow. ,
v gooq to
Rossifenderson,whortatiust
reamed romiles iron W g-
Rato alit l istri`ct tdspitai,
it, The lea question wins
'that is it, followed by Mot
d1It. . . •
ft seems to iw, that after
writing die piece on the
second 'one a few . years,
.seinebody in. the Umlauts!
area. reported. having. u. ,
maple of the •o age oratsgg
A week ago last Sunday,
November 1st, .the iluon
Since Poky Club held an
enjoyable trail tide together
possibly thte lost. before the
winter nrntiss. .
Twenty members my
•eluding fourteen riders
gathered at the farm of Sill
and Nina ,Wyld od the sixths
con ciission .„west in• Huron
township for the occasion,
fleforre the ride Oltristie
Messenger held' ,.sn ' hp,
formative'grooming, ciinle,..
foliotred by t et le.
After the .trail . ` aide
-everyone toyed hitdeo
. and hot chocolate dei d
•Niels ; • Frederiksen of
Malcolm Street_ lit Ripley,
who • has Spent'the past
kitnttter . with Jim Edit
takingcare, of the :KM.' f.
•tee Golf and Nun*
Clubgroutndsandbuil
ne�won his way to mrd the
w;.;.,turin Tema,
-fast week he .finislied his.
watt in Kincardine and on
Sunday he accompanied
Mrs, Karen:WOO and *Ito
Toronto, , Therehe 'Asked,
ted,
with Harald and Tena Wyld .
ht. Weston. Prom Toronto he • .
took tare bac to lbtffalotocadl •
Ott .his nye and. family.
rfetil there he is ear to
Laeknowr Seithielp Wednesday, November 11, 1961 hise 10
San Autonlo, Tei
planet* stay with iris bother
and wife, Mr, and Mrs,.Hanti
Predetitsin, They had hived
for ti trurrrber of y ln
Mexico City. This Past
Summer.they bought a tome
in San Antonio and moved
back to United States, He is a '.
Mitring engineer and as such
• has been in Sri 1, Argenthia
and India as well as'Mftic°.
arttd U.S. Niels plans . to
return to Ripley in mid
• March trestSpritrg. -
The . Ripley . region and
Auuilla ry Branch' 440
paraded last Sunday mor,
ning from the Ripley Legion
Hall to St Andrews fitdted
Church in Ripley for the
annual churchservice. service. •
The Ripley . Huron
Agt
• ietilturol Society held
their November Meeting in
yfield
Shed, now the Agrtleattiurat .
SocietyShed,
%irking . in ICnog Shed
while the collection was in
progress wore iieene Clark
and Jan Plodder tieing loose
Bundles, In charge of this
drive was the Committer four
the Mothers of the Ripley
Brownies and Girl Goffs, •
They would like to thank
all. for their contribution
both pa a and work and to
Mia. laty Madder for the
use of , her apartniest for
temorary storage, Perhaps
they are leaking forward to
mother drive. That will be
discussed at a committee
meeting,
Mrs,
mention g to
NII s. Dianne Rotuma of
Atnber'ley who `t let in a
load of papersu that
areas.
the • school Cafeteria •
dayevening tht week.
bugy group rig and
parents made' _I time in
cab' , out that waste
paper s aivage . drive last
Saturday morning, Sig pick
op vehicles were used with
driven; and msistants as
follows 1 John and/ Donnie
tdder; Tem' Paquette
and Joe Hodgins; Mavis Van
Home, smit acrd Len Stating,
Alien and Janet *enter;
Martin. Phelan and Janice
Hodgins; Pat Bodging and
DianneGa able.
Along or
each truck
were two or three girls
Brownies and Guides to ring
the door bells and gather
Dies. The collection was
finished by ten thirty. °The
bundles were deposited : in
the foirner Knox dumb
Vigorous growth, high yields, fast
drying, easy piekifg, disease resistant.
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