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COMING EVENTS
RIPLEY-HURON CRAFT FESTIVAL, May 16, 1987. Ap-
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ding-song highlights meeting
On Friday February 13, the Happy Hearts
Seniors held their meeting in the Ripley
Legion Hall. With Marion Gamble at the
piano, Bill Collins led the sing song followed
by Reta Irwin reading the minutes which
were adopted as read. Freda Collins gave
the financial report and Reta dealt with the
correspondence.
An invitation was received to attend a Boy
Scout program in the Huron Township
tomorrow evening, Feb. 19 at 7 p.m. Marion
reported for the visiting committee and
Chester Emmerton advertised our dance for
Feb. 26. The card party was announced by
Norval Pollock for Feb. 16, then Pres.
Florence Kirkpatrick presented the past
Pres. Clarence Hedley with a plaque for his
two years in office.
The Valentine Program was prepared by
Bill Collins and Chester Emmerton who
-gave the opening remarks then called on
Allister MacKay and his daughter Nancy
Brown, who sang several favourites with
Marion at the piano ending with a solo by
Nancy. Their singing was enjoyed by all.
Chester had some jokes and a reading
frorn a book of Charlie Parkinson, followed
by a choir of 12 men who sang some old
familiar songs. Then Bill Collins, dressed as
Miss Valentine Cup 11, oll, entered and
Chester serenaded her ith K -K -K -Katie
followed by Bill singing :- Johnnyd then
Chester burst the balloons which were part
of Bill's make-up. This caused much
laughter.
Then the orchestra of Aurel Armstrong
and Donald Robertson with Marion at the
piano favoured with some good lively violin
music.
Leslie Manners surprised everyone with a
humorous 'recitation and song, and Jack
Scott had some riddles. Norval Stanley told
some jokes, then we enjoyed some tunes by
Allister on the Saxophone.
The courtesies were given by Elva Lowry;
and Marj. Thompson received.a gift as the
birthday closest to Valentine Day. A boun-
tiful lunch brought a really good program to
an end. Thanks guys! .
Ab, Wylds says thanks to Donalda Pollard
who is the new reporter for the Happy
Hearts and doing.a goad job. .
Also we thank Reta 'Irwin of Ripley and
Robert "Bobby" Robertson of the Tenth of
Huron township for their work as farmer
reporters of the Ripley Happy Hearts.
Lights flickered on and off
Last Thurs. Feb. 12 around 8 p.m. in
Ripley and area the hydro started flicking
,out then back on. We carried the flash
lantern around in the house here for light
after a few of these alternate spells of light
and darkness, and shut the hydro switches
off. The same light and dark game was on
down the street. It was wierd. The village
would be blacked out no lights on the streets
or in the houses - no television.
Finally got the battery radio on and listen-
ed to the 10 o'clock news on it. ,,,We kept on
listening to the battery radio -to 11:30 - no
report still on a hydro break. Before crawl-
ing into bed we looked out the window
towards the Grain Elevator - clear sky
there. Then we . looked towards George
McLean's store' - in a south direction from
here. There was a big white cloud reaching
up like a wall - so that was it - a storm there.
We crawled into bed.
Next morning (Friday) we testedthe
lights and the hydro was on O.K. but the
electric clocks were about an hour and a
half slow. Still no report on C.K.N.X. on the
weather reports as to what had happened on
Thursday evening.
When Don Fraser came to C,K.N.X at
noon on Friday to M.C. the show, the first
thing he reported was the storm he en-
countered the night before between Durham
and Walkerton on his return. Apparently
that storm passed south of here travelling in
a north east direction and was causing some
of the hydro lines to short in the winds.
Card party held
There were eleven tables of cards at the
Agricultural Society card party on Feb. 11.
The winners were high lady Marion Gam-
ble, low lady Minerva Stewart, high . man
Perrin Lowry and low man Rev. Nugent.
There will be another card party on Feb.
25, 1987 in the Township Hall at 8 p.m.
Thanks to Helen Irwin for this report. Helen
. Irwin of Ripley and Susan VanSickle of 2nd
concession east in Huron twp are the direc-
tors in charge.
Winter Carnival card party
Results of the Euchre held at the Ripley
Huron Community Centre in connection
with the Winter Carnival on last Saturday
afternoon were good, with eight tables play-
ing. Prizes were in keeping with Valentine's
Day, and the games were managed by
Katherine Collins and Marjorie Thompson.
Prize winners were Isabel Brooks,
Florence Kirkpatrick, Harvie Thompson
and Ron . Cornish, , Winnersof most lone
hands were Margeret Scott and Sadie
McLeod. A lucky draw was won by
Donalda McLean and the birthday closest to
St. Valentine's Day was that of Ernie Roe.
Top conservatory graduates shown.
On Tuesday evening last week Feb. 10,
1987 there was a special program on the
weekly Fifth Estate program on C.K.N.X,
TV. It was to mark the 100th anniversary of
the Royal Conservatory of Music Building
on Bloor Street in Toronto with its teaching
staff both there and in their summer spread
across Canada when either as individuals or
in small groups they do numbers, explain
and demonstrate, and listen to anyone who
might want to attend. They do this on a pre-
arranged schedule.
Pictures were shown of their three top
graduates. They were Lois Marshall, Glen
Gould And Jon Vickers.
Jon was born at Prince Albert in Saskat-
chewan. He has sung on the stages of the
great opera houses around the world. And
also right here in Ripley at St. Andrews
United Church Sunday morning service a
few summers ago. He, his wife and their
family were in Ripley for a holiday at the
time. Also, we should mention that Jon, his
wife, the former Hetty Outerbridge, and
their family lived in the Bernhardt house
(the one west of the old SS No 10 or Ripley
Public School) for some time.
Hetty's parents were Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
Leonard Outerbridge. Mrs. Outerbridge
was Tena Martyn and she was the principal
of the Ripley Continuation School when we
started in R.C.S. First Form back in 1923, so
Mrs. Jon Vickers has relatives through this
area - Kincardine, Point Clark, and Ripley.•
Belgian team' out for carnival
Last Saturday Feb'. 14 - Valentine Day was
great weather wise for - the Ripley Huron
Winter Carnival - bright sunshine and calm.
Then the jingling of the bells added a
festival sound to the outdoors. Jack Ait-
chison of the 12th concession west in Huron
township had his two Belgian horse teams
fitted out with their show harness and
wagons. On the wagons were bales of hay
for the children's seats.
Jack drove one team and his father Jim of
Lucknow drove the 2nd team. Helping .
were son Doug Aitchison, Bill Wyld of
Ripley and Wayne Kerr of the South line.
SMS meet at Huron Villa
The Knox Presbyterian afternoon
Women's Missionary Society met at Huron
Villa for its February meeting, with Mrs.
Nugent as hostess. President Mrs. Adeline
Hackettopened the meeting with words of
welcome and an. Article on Love. The
minutes read and adopted were read. The
roll call, a verse on Love, was answered by
13 members. Mrs. Hackett reported on the
Presbyterial Annual meeting at Wingham in
January. There was three members from
each of the afternoon and evening groups
present.
.The members reported 18 visits to sick
and shut-ins on the last month. Reports from
the Treasurer, Student -Bursary and Friend-
ship and Service committees were given.
Birthday cards were signed for • Mrs.
MacKay and Mrs. Stilling also a get well
card for Jenny MacLean who is not feeling
as well as one would like.
Bette MacLeod had the 2nd session of the
study book on Nepal. There are 12 million
Hindus in Nepal. It is recorded that Chris-
tianity entered Nepal in 1951 and at present.
Mary Nichol is a missionary there. We
should appreciate our freedom of religion as
we have it in our country said Mrs.
MacLeod. As usual she gave an informative
and interesting paper on Nepal. She finished
with a prayer for these people who need so
much. Mrs. MacDonald and Mrs. Hackett
served a lunch and a social time was spent.