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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-06-22, Page 14community news Anne Alton named Junior Farmer queen By Nancy Aitchison The West Huron Junior Farmers met at the Lucknow Kinsmen Clubhouse on June 13. Business included the treasurer's report by Ruth Ritchie, discussion of the club camping trip to Point Farms August 5 - 7, work committees for the Jamboree parking and camping and the Tractor Pull food booth. Appreciation was extend- ed to the club's represena- tives in the King and Queen competition, Mike Scott and Anne Alton. Congratulations were extended to Anne Alton who was named Queen of the Huron County Junior Farm- ers. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 22, 1983—Page 13 This is the second consecu- tive year a West Huron rep- resentative has been chosen queen. Brenda Henderson held the title last year. Members were reminded of the Bark Leadership Camp and the ball game with the Clinton club on. July 24 with a barbecue to follow at the home of Joanne and Jim Pentland. Guest speaker, Constable Dave Don of the Walkerton OPP gave a presentation on drinking and driving. Some of the members were chosen to demonstrate how the Alert Machine and Breathalizer Machine are used to record drivers' blood alcohol levels. Awards were presented to members for points they had earned over the year. Visit at St. Helens By Kathryn Todd Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cranston were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Irwin and family of Belgrave and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hunt and family of Elmira. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sprague of London visited for several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Todd visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dutch DuCharme of Wing - ham on Saturday. Jane and David de Boer, children of Mr. and Mrs. Wim de Boer, helped their grandmother, Mrs. Symon de Boer, celebrate her 80th birthday on Sunday. St. Helens U.C.W. St. Helens U.C.W. met at Isobel Miller's home on Tuesday, June 14. There were seven members and one visitor present. Peggy Gordon was in charge of the worship. She gave an interesting talk on love, based on scripture from I Corinthians, chapter 13. Margaret Cameron read an article written by Lois Wilson entitled, For The Oppressed. Janet McPherson was in charge of the business. Mrs. Eldon Miller, assist- ed by the hostess, served lunch. Ripley obituaries... •from page 8 south of the honey house passed away in Hanover last week. They moved there a few years ago before Mr. and Mrs. Large moved in from the Sixth. Visitation and the funeral was held in Wingham. Some of the Ripley people over to Wingham for the visitation were Harold Courtney and neighbours Dave Henderson and Clarence Hedley. Ambrose Gamble The sudden death of Am- brose fumble just before the noon hour last Tuesday, June 14, 1983, was a shock to the folks in Ripley and sur- rounding area. During mid morning he had taken his usual drive in his green pickup truck around the village streets. At moon as 1hc' news of his death passed troll) person to person, some remarked on the fact that they had just seer) Ambrose driving past earlier. With the drive over he taus «o -king in the garden at the back of his home on Ripley tit reel when the fatal heart attack occurred. A nearby neighbour, Mrs. Ada ; Herb 1''irrell noticed him col- lapsed and came across to alert his wife Marion and her neighbour visitor Mrs. Marg Ray i huller. Dr. 1,..1. Tusz of Kincardine, his doctor, was summoned and he pro- nounced Ambrose dead. George Ambrose Gamble was born in Kinloss Township on Sunday, July 6, 1913 and his parents were Joseph Gamble and Sarah Ellen White. He was just short of 70 years by 21 days or three weeks. Visitation in the MacKen- zie McCreath Funeral Home in Ripley was held on Wednesday afternoon and evening. The Rosary service at the funeral home was at 7:00 p.m. Around nine on Wednesday evening the parked cars reached the high school and the line up of folks waiting to enter the funeral home was out on the street sidewalk in front of the home. The funeral ser- vice at 11 a.m. Thursday morning, June 16, in St. An- thony of Padua Roman Catholic Church in Kincar- dine was conducted by Father .lint Malone of Kin- cardine followed by burial in the family plot in Ripley ('emetery Surviving are his wife Marion { the former Marion MacJ)onald1, one daughter, Mrs Josephine ('ronin of Nyth and three sorts, .John. Allan and Wilfred all of the Sixth Concession east in lluron 1.ownship. ;Nis() sur- viving are 13 grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. He has two sisters surviving namely Mrs. Verneica Garton of Leamington and Mrs. Evelyn Smith of Chatham. Sympathy is extended to all family members at this time of bereavement. Am- brose will be greatly missed in Ripley. The Port Albert Bulldogs were the winners of the A championship at the Lucknow Kinsmen Summerfest Ball Tournament for the second consecutive year. They defeated the Port Albert Pirates 16 - 10. Doug Aitchison, Summerfest treasurer, is shown presenting the trophy and cheque for $350 to coach Reg Good. Bill Westbrook was named most valuable player. [Photo by Pat Livingston] Kinsmen Terry Taylor presented the consolation trophy to Randy Kerr, captain and Allister Nivins, assistant captain of the Nile team which defeated the LanesvWe Lords 10 - 4 to take the consolatlon round of the Kin Summerfest Ball Tournament on the weekend. [Photo by Pat Livingston] Congratulates Fanshawe College grad By May Boyle We extend congratulations to Michele Hodgins who graduated on Thursday from Fanshawe College, London, in Architectural Technology. Those attending from here were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodgins, her sist- er, Tammy and her grandma, Agnes Hodgins. A family dinner was held following the graduation. All our best, Michele. A pleasant gathering was held at the Murray Barr picnic area on Sunday to celebrate Henry and Susan Van De Klippe's second wedding anniversary. Pres- ent were Mr. and Mrs. Van de Klippe Sr., Mr. and Mrs. 7,,S:\17:771:11/44.2":14:\ISt"?' ,,i ` t.� t.� 1.- k r1 47‘1,1*'=it;o%w•Not j,,' V`� ,,,,`\ `\9.'`'•• Vic •b lek" Ali, L. � •� t` t`... £ 6- ��', . ik. itoV4t44,,,,„.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,., .''''.'t'gqks****,'\,iiP,:fts.,,t;\.,‘,1k,,,,,‘,,,%,'Aiii . Jack Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Christensen and Reverend Gary Fair, Agnes, Tammy Ronald Struthers officiating. and Michele Hodgins, and The dinner and reception Murray Barr. It was also was the New Seasons Res - Tammy's birthday. taurant, Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of Congratulations to Mr. Ripley visited on Sunday and Mrs. Stephen Carter with Edna and May Boyle. 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