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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-06-29, Page 6.fit .r,l.,. . (1 Fb9Yf'`l: �� tt',i�t' a ,l+ .''1.J editorial page Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 29, 1983—Page 6 LUCKNGW SENTINEL "The Sepoy Town" Established 1873 1 HOMAS A. 1 HOMPSON • Adhertt ing Manager SHARON .1 1)1111 1 ditor PA 1 1 IVIN(;S1.ON Offiee Manager .IUAN HFI M Compositor MU RI 1 F11101-1 1\ pc• s e t t e r Htv tnesti and Fditortal Office Telephone 528.2t322 Mailing Address P 0 Box 400, r ucknow, NOG 2H0 tiesand(Ls. Mad Re ist,raiton Number 084' Subscription rate, $ 15.25 per year In ad'. Ince Senior Citizen rate, $12.75 per year In ads ante U.S.A. and Foreign, 538.00 per year In ad%ance Sr. Cit. U.S.A. and Foreign, S36.00per year In adeance Bl i E RIBBON' A4vARD 198 Acknowledgements Included with your paper today is the Sentinel Jamboree '83 Souvenir Edition. To mount this special edition has required the co-operation and assistance of many of our readers and we 'appreciate their enthusiasm and support. Inevitably a list of acknowledgements will omit someone but we would like to mention several whose contribution has made this edition a success: Bill Robertson, Scarborough; Susan McNaughton; Susan 1-lenning; George and Jessie Joynt; Don, Bev and Margaret Thompson; Jack, Jane and Gertrude Treleaven; Beth Johnstone; Alex and Catherine Andrew; Reid McKim; Dr. J. C. McKim; Stuart Collyer; Elizabeth Dickie; Charlie Webster; Harvey Webster; Ada Webster and all who ;'ontributed old pictures, school pictures and ideas. The staff at the Sentinel appreciates the interest the community has shown in our effort to create a memorable souvenir edition. Sends contribution for community June 27th, 1983. Miss Maudie Fisher, Lucknow, Ont. NOG 2H0 Dear Maudie, Enclosed is fifty dollars $50.00 which I wish to be accepted as a donation only, towards community better- ment. i regret being unable to visit the village during its 125th celebrations. You have my Best Wishes for all which makes for a successful Jamboree. Sincerely, Verna A. Myers. Kitchener, Ont. Recognize this sweet face? Phone the Sentinel 528-2822 ripley news Front the Ripley Women's Institute president Donalda Mclean. Anna Mac'I'avlsh. and Florence Kirkpatrick at- tended the Lucknow Women's Institute 75th an- niversary party oil Tuesday, June 14. Shelly Galloway of the seventh concession of Huron Township, one block west of Ripley is the new sununer student working in the Ripley Business office r the former Ross Marten office i with manager Mrs. Mary i ,John C. ) MacDonald. Shelly will be here until the end of August, employed by the legal firm of Winghanl lawyers namely Crawford. Mill, Davies and Wanda and Bill Harris of London spent the weekend with Marg and Francis Gem- mell in Ripley. Mrs. Beverley Viljeneuve is the lady who operates the ladies and children's wear shop called Beverley's Bargain Centre located jus"''. east or Inc rupiey main in- tersection. Here last Friday noon she had the misfortune of falling at her front door and suffering a painful in- jury to her right arm. At sup- pertime her husband Larry who had returned from work drove her to Kincardine hospital. The x-rav film showed a broken bone in her right forearm. Dr. Knox placed a plaster cast on it and she is able to continue at the store. Shelly is the daughter of Harold and Shirley Galloway and the granddaughter of Fred and Mary Brooks of the Eighth Concession. The ladies of the Ripley Women's Institute held their annual tea, bake sale and raffle last week in the Ripley Legion Hall to raise funds for the Kincardine and District Hospital Auxiliary. The In- stitute ladies express their thanks to the Legion- for donating the use of the hall for the event, also to all who made donations of time acid materials for the success of the afternoon. The tea was again conven- ed by Minnie Lock and her conunittee Anniczk, Culbert, Peg Chappelle, Sadie Mcleod, Margaret Gemmell and Institute president Donalda Mclean who also received at the door. The tables were attractively decorated with peonies floated in bowls, courtesy of Elizabeth Fair. Last Wednesday afternoon Oraen Rock brought upstreet a weasel which he and his wife Doris had been able to kill around noon. It was an almost certain threat to their bantams. The Huron Bruce Arts and Crafts Incorporated Com- mittee met at the home of Marion and Oliver Me- ('harles in Kincardine to make plans for the July 29 and 30 Ripley ('raft Show. The enthusiasm of the in- terested craftsmen is aIllaz- ing. Many new people have asked to be included in this well known Arts, ('rafts and Antiques show and sale. The now established quilt auction is also drawing more atten- tion iIS shown by the increas- ed number of quilts entered. The committee is well. pleas- ed with all areas of the up- coming show. Last Wednesday evening, Oliver and Marion Mc - Charles along with friends Sara and Eldon Russell all of Kincardine returned home from a three day trip to Eastern Ontario. It was a busy time in Ripley last weekend over at the high school auditorium on successive nights there were graduation ceremonies - on Thursday evening, June 23 for Grade 8 students and on Friday evening, June 24 the commencement exer- cises for the different grades in the high school. About eleven thirty on Fri- day evening the Ripley fire siren sounded and a number of firemen attending these dances had to rush to the fire hall. A car parked at the foot -of the eighth - Bruce Beach was the cause. purple grove news On Saturday evening the 50th wedding anniversary dance for Murdock and Evelyn McDonald of Lucknow and formerly of the second concession west in Huron 'Township was held in the Ripley Complex John Johnson of Ripley who has been visiting with his daughter Mrs. Murray Regasn in the Mount Forest area died in the Louise Mar- shall Hospital there ori Sun- day afternoon. Sympathy is extended to his wife Evelyn Johnson at this time. Neighbour and friend here, Jack was in his 81st year. At this time of writing the funeral arrangements are incomplete. The Ripley -Huron Veterinary Clinic has ex- panded its staff again this year. Dr. Donald J. Hodgins and Dr. Kenneth L. Bridge welcome the addition of Dr. Rae D. Worden as an associate to their clinic. Dr. Worden graduated in 1981 with honours, has two years' experience as • a mixed animal clinician with em- phasis on dairy herd health, He also took the Babson Brothers course in Chicago, I11. for milk line analysis. Also at the clinic for the summer is Robert Wonypac - a final year student from O.V.C. on the externship pro- gram. Helping Gail Miller in the office is Debbie Steven- son of the south line. The Elliotts of Purple (=rove attended the Stephen family reunion in Brighton. Michigan, last weekend. Kelly Helm visited in Wiar- ton on Tuesday. Weekend visitors with Kay Collins and Margie and Dave Gut well wishes are ex- I,cx'hhea(I were Bill and Deli tended to Kevin Boyle and to 'bis Bell of Lake Orion, Michigan and Dorothy Bell of Rochester, Michigan. Visiting with the Bells ori Saturday night at the Collins were :Marion and Bob Emer- son. Sandra and Ed McGillvar� . Kelly and Christie. W. .1, arid Carol Marlene and Daririv Bell. Gordon and Huthc 1'at- Schefter. visited terson on Sunday with (athcrinc' l he Thompson fari1l1 pic- nic Scott was hold at the ('rtrn- isabel Statile. hem and triunity (crrtri' on SunrJat Harvey Nicholson, patients in hospital recently. Betty Paul, Harper Woods, Michigan. visited with Mari. and Howard Thompson and Mabel Breckenridge tier few days last week. Wednesday evening visitors with Marion and Bob Emerson were Maclean and Jean Bell of Goderich. W. J. and Carol Bell of Armberley were Saturday supper guests of the Ermer- sons. Visiting recently at the same home were Mrs. Marianne Kcrnp, St. Clements, and Hobert Dougherty, Detroit. A shower was held in Pur- ple Grove Community Cen- tre on Saturday for Mary Nicholson. bride -elect for Ju- ly. Attending from a distance were Marion Mar- tin, West Montrose, Karen Martin of Kitchener, Ardiss Harkes and Merle Hickrnott of I xmdon. If anyone is interested in being the July correspon- dent, please call 395-5457. Happy birthday to little Carmen Farrell who celebrated her first birthday on Wednesday. Helping her to celebrate were ,Jack and Janet Farrell, and great- grandnla Ada Farrell. On Sunday evening, .fire and Fran Farrell and girls vrsite(i with Mel and Heine Arnold and farnil� . Brookside students receive awards •from page 2 superintc•n(1cnt for Huron ( aunty Board of F .duration. On 1 ucsda‘ Mrs. Carroll's ( lass went for a hike and cookout h% the brook, accom. Nulled h‘ \oluntcer. Mrs. i hclma Bode. (,rade .3 and 4 in Room 7 had hccn studying foods from other countries and on Wednesday they shared samples of various fruits. Three girls from G.D.C.i., ('arolAnn Smyth. Lisa Frayne and Diane Hanna, put on a mime program in the gym for all the students which was much enjoyed by all, (,raduation exercises tor Kindergarten Class 2 were on 1 hursda‘ at 1.00 p.m. and for Kindergarten (lass 1 on F-ridas at 10.3(1 a.m F.a( h clay, put on a little program of songs and clans ('s led h\ Mr. Cameron. Mrs. Lois 1-arrish introduced the c. hildren, Miss Sharon Alton put on their caps and Mr., .Jewitt presented the diplom- as. On Thursday Mrs. Kathy Olson was in the school to bring Mr. Jury from the Red Cross to show a film and explain the upcoming Blood Donor Clinic. Mark Andrew from (:rade .3, room 4, had his appendix out on 1 ucsdav c‘ening. June 21. in Wingham hos pita! (,et well soon. Mark. On F-rida` morning an Award, asscmhly was held during which hars were given out to all winning teams In various sports cv cats. an(1 crests or decals to all who participated in the Physical Fitness program. Bus drivers. Howard Blake and ,John Pritchard received certificates of appreciation for 1 h years fault free service and Tcadc Bakker a certifi- cate for 15 years fault free service , T hc Student's Council. represented by Sherry Nixon and Angela Millian, present- ed gifts to scc•rctary. Howard Blake and custodian. Hcrh Wilkins for their unfailing. heerful help during the year. A film, "13risticfa' c" pro- yided by the Student's Coun- cil. was shown to the stud- ents. Classroom teachers pres- ented awards to various students in their own class- rooms. Mrs. Helen Blake present- ed hars to library assistants.