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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-10-01, Page 1777.1-5,-,,,3135"7",55•51. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 1, 1986 -Page 47. Cord of thanks . GIBSON We would like to use the words of Eleanor Fiock to express our appreciation to those who shared with uS in thoughts, word and deed those difficult times during Rod's lness and death. Friendship is a precious word, We treasure it with care; Life without our special friends Would be forlorn and bare, Friends, like garden flowers, grow From seed and bud and bloom Within the garden of the heart a chosen corner room. Without our daily thoughts they live ,Surrounded by our love. Friends, like garden flowers, Are gifts from heaven above. George, Pat,Jan and Jeff Gibson, -40 MOWBRAY I would like to thank everyone for visits, cards treats and phone calls while a pa- tient in Wingham and London Hospitals and since corning home. A special thank you to Dr. Corrin and Dr, Shubat. Ken Mowbray. -40x 48. Co5--ifing Events ANDERSON Sincere thanks to family and friends for visits, treats and, cards received while. I was in University Hospital and since retur- ning bome, Anne Anderson. -40x 48. Coming Events PM WORKSHOP Wednesday, October $, 7 p.m., Clinton Town Hall, • Sponsored by Women Being Well. For more info or to register call Marg at 482-9706.-40 TRANKSGIVING 'rURKEY , DINNER DungannortSenior CitizedCentre, October 10. 5 and 7 p.m. sittings. Adults $6.00, under 12 $3, preschool free: Phone .529-7077, .529-7389 for tickets —40,41x • • rEA4 rtaRN STAR DANCE ' • Huron Chapter 89, Wingham. Teeswater Culro0 Community Centre, Saturday, 0C- .tober 18. . $7.00 per person., Tickets at • $0TH BIRTHDAY TEA The family of Clara Crowstonis holding an 80th birthday tea, October 5, 1986 at her residence from 24 p.m, Your presence will be your gift. -40x TOWN AND COUNTRY BOWLING Bowlers 55 plus are needed for this league, Thursdays at 2 pm, Call 528-3942 or 528-5153.-40x BAKE SALE At Lucknow Arena, Saturday, October 4, 10 am - 4 pm. To help sponsor Lucknow PeeWee and Bantam Hockey Team's trip to Kalamazoo, Michigan. -40x STRESS WORKSHOP Learn to deal with stress! TuesdaylOc-' tober 7, Town Hall Basement 8:00. pp. sponsored by the Lucknow Junior Women's Institute. •Conducted by a Resource Person from the Grey -Bruce • Health Centre. No charge: All *men and •women are welcorne.-40 HOT TURKEY SUPPER Circle October 21 on your calendar now for the Hot Turkey Supper in the Lucknow United Church. Supper will be served from 4:30 - 7:30 pm. -40 • ATTENTION SQUAREDANCERS Thursday, October 2 Huron -Bruce Sw- ingers start their new season at:Brookside School. Come and enjoy modern square dancing with Lorne Lockrey, one of Western Ontarids best callers. Rounds 8-830, square dancing 830-10:30 pm. For further information call 524-7992.--40 5 • TOVVN AND COUNTRY CLUB - Will meet in the Legion, Monday, October 6, 2 pm. Bingo (bring 2 prizes). -40 ,., • ' , . . Big opening for fall fair BY AB WYLDS The big opining work bee for the Ripley Huron fall fair was held on Monday evening September 22 in three different places. These were the Arena in the Ripley Huron Complex in the nearby Knox Shed - now the property of Ripley Agriaultural Society and oiA the adjoining Memorial Park (the ball diamond) for fencing. Incidentally another meeting was held in the upstairs auditorium at the Complex. For the Auditorium meeting the first per- son to arrive was Ripley Councillor Martin Phelan and then Archie Gillies the Economic Development Counnissioner for South Bruce Lakeihore from Port Elgin. This writer was there before them. We were waiting for the custodian, Helen Grubb to unlock the front entrance of the Complex. We tried to get the names of the folks com- ing to the work bee for the Ripley Huron Agricultural Society in order of arrival. It worked for the first few, but after that it was impossible as they went directly to the shed or to fencing. And we had to go to get the parts of the grain stand from their storage' under the . arena seats where they were stored since the 1985 fair. VVe understand that Ripley Figure Skating Club and the Ripley Ag. Society share this storage by having paid for the cement floor in there a few years ago. The next to arrive was custodian Mrs. Helen Grubb and daughter Miss Barbara Grubb what would we do without Helen, her husband Ralph, and their family in times like this past weekend? Helen Grubb, Barbara Grubb, Barbara Messenger, Judy Thompson, Barbara Lid- dle, Grant Collins, Susan Van Sickle, Kathy Farrell,. Mary Ann Forster; Wilma Sutton, Bev Fry, Tammy Sutton, Sheila MacDonald Gail van der Hoek, Pat Chatham, Alice Gamble, Helen Irwin, Margaret Smith, Mary Culbert, Carol Blackwell, Shirley Walden, Evelyn Elliott,. Shirley Harris, Diane Brooks, Bertha Scott, Gary Courtney, Steve Courtney, Btuton.Griffith, Jim Brook, Harold Keelan, Rick Smith, Ron Brooks, Keith van der Hoek, John Chatham, Jim MacDonald, Allan Tranter, Bob and Rob Thompson, Bob Harris,. Jim Farrell, Bill Scott, Jack Farrell, Don MacTavish, Morley Scott, Lester- Ferguson, Don Farrell (con , 10), *Grad McDonald, Danny MacDonald (Ripley), Dan A. and Paul MacDonald, Don Reid, Bob Scott, Rod MacDonald, Perrin Lowry, Morley Scott, Dave Lowry, Bill Rutledge, Donald Gillies, Gordon Roultson, Bob Blackwell, -Doug A. MacDonald• (IVIcGill St. Ripley), and Ab Wylds. All outside work stopped with the first shower after • nine., Thenwhen the big downpour came about nine thirty it sure made a loud roar for ten minutes or so and almost everybody in the complex rushed to the back.cloor to see what was going 'on, Visiting for the fair . Visiting with Norm and Mabel Barnard in . Ripley for the fair were Shirley and Mike Burnham, Ann and Dale Rock and 'daughters Ellen and Katieof aincardine, Dawn Carruthers and son Cole of Owen Sound.. ' Ripley W.I. meeting Mrs. Margaret Gemmell reports that Ripley Women's Institute will be meeting on Friday Oct. 3. at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ross Mrtyn, Mrs. Katherine Collins will speak on her recent trip to England: Home from British Columbia Don and Mary Anne McCosh of Ripley and the 10th con. east have been on a trip to Kitimat, B.C. to visit with their daughter Mary Anne and family there. Bazaar and luncheon • • With the Ripley Huron fall fair over last Saturday there are still local fairs to come for the next three weeks - each on a Satur- day - Tiverton, Teeswater and Walkerton, right in this Area, We hope and pray that each May. have a nice dry, warm, sunny day. And not only for the weekends but the Same for the days between for the harvesting of the farm crops still in the fields. With the fairs over it is now the time for the annual church bazaars. Mrs; Jan Flud- der of William Street reports that the ladies • of St. Andrews United Church in Ripley is holding one on Saturday October 25 in the basement or church hall. The committee in charge has changed the time, and the -name of the bazaar. First the time is from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and a luncheon will be served. So they are calling it the. Bazaar and Lun- cheon. Previously it was later in the after- noon and called the Bazaar and tea which started at 2 pan. Shower planned for Heather There will be a shower for Heather Mac- Donald in Knox Presbyterian Church Sun- day School roan next Monday evening Oc- tober 6 at 8 p.m. Heather is a daughter of Kenny and Margery MacDonald of Ripley. 'Everyone is welcome to attend. Home for the fair • Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Boyle of Lambton County were home for the Ripley Fall Fair • and visiting with his parents Francis and Irene Boyle and other family meinbers. Ladies auxiliary fall meeting The Ripley Huron Ladies! Auxiliary to Minor Sports is holding its Fall Meeting ' Tuesday October 7 in the Complex at 7:30 p.m. The executive would like to thank the • many volunteers who worked in the booth last winter and in the summer. A. For Sale Do you have a special event coming in the near future? Why net advertise in :the Lucknow Sentinel's Coming Events col- umn? Fora veryreasOnable price you can let area folk know about your special event. Call Pat at the Sentinel., 5284822 before noon on Mondays. 7 ,Finlay Decorators; -40 • GRAIN MOISTURE, METER (Halross struments Corporated), good condition. Phone 528-3500.-33tfnx OLIVER GRAVITY (Seed) Separator, good condition. Phone 528-3500.-33tfnx • • • OWATONNA Mixmill 420,20" screen with drag auger. Phone 395-5423.-40,41x ustornaWdrk CUSTOM COMBINING.. • 529-7765.-40,41 C. Wanted • Phone • WANTED TO HtlY ;barbecue pigs, rup- tures, rhinitis, poor doers, any 'size; also sows and boars fit to butcher. Call. 335-3151.--6tf • • - 15 BEEF COWS to feed for winter. Call 395-3288.-38,39,40x SATURDAY OCTOBER 4th "QUEEN OF THE FAIR" 8:30 PM COMPETITION AND DANCE TEESiliATER COMPLEX. MUSIC BY STEVE'S COUNTRY GOLD& ADMISSION. $5.00 FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 10th EXHIBITS OPEN.. OFFICIAL OPENING BY LEN PATTERSON • 7:00 PM • LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT F.E. MADILL SENIOR CONCERT BAND. MC. MURRAY GAUNT. ADMISSION: ADULTS '2.00 STUDENTS '1.00 CHILDREN 12& UNDER FREE SATURDAY OCTOBER 1 1 th 11:30.Am PARADE • SA.NDS 11150' ' ' ST. ANDREWS DRUM St BUGLE . CAMBRIDGE Vf. , • -pcir . 'WALKERTON .PIPE BAND' 2:00 PM GRAND STAND SPECIAL Ontario Provincial Police GOLDEN HELMETS MOTORCYCLE RIDES • • PET SHOW . • SOMETHING FOR THE WHOLE 'FAMILY AdmissiOn: Adults '3.00 Students '2.00 .Children ender 12 '1.00 Pre-Schoolers Free Parking '1.00 SATURDAY EVENING - OCTOBER 1 1 th • E. Farm Services BERG STABLE EQUIPIVIENT. Barn cleaners; manure pumps, vertical, horizontal; 8' to 15 PS.C. or S.B.T. ductile. - Cow and ealf tie stalls. Loose housing. Bunk feeders, ventilation equipment, hog confinement, Ritchie heated water bowls. Farrowing crates. Weaner decks. Plastic slates and also farm gates. Contact Lloyd Johnston, R.R.3, liolyrood/ • Ontario. Phone 395-5390.-42tfar • • •CUSTOM BELT LACING, swather can- vases and round baler belts for all makes; conveyor belting. Contact Gilchrist Farms. • Supply, 1R 5, R.R.Lucknow, 395-2851.-28tf LYNN LOWERY. FARM SYSTEMS LTD, ILE. No. 1 Kincardine, Ontario For all your manure, feed, and grain handling re- quirements call 395-5288 or see us in Amberley. We handle everything - ahnost.--42tfar DANCES. Community Centre GORDON BROWN & STRANGERS •Arena - CRIPPLED DUCK • • • Admission - 'COO advance '1.50 at door available at fair office week of the Fair FARMERS interested in planting more acres per day without driving faster and reducing repair costs without spending more money - to do .so. call Hunter Farms/ Ripley 395-2842.-40,42,44.