HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-03-14, Page 17Ludinovi Sentinel Wedeesdey, Marth 14, 1979-7Page 17
y. celebrcites. 9.7thhitt,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Worthington of Windsor
visited last weekend 'with
his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Worthington in
Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Pollock, Tony and Joanne
are holidaying in Florida,
A visit to Disney Land is a
must for Tony • and
Joanne. Stewart Shiells is
tending their big dog .at
the Sunoco Garage while
Brian is away. Ross and
Amelia Cumming -
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returned home to Ripley
• from a two week bus trip
to Florida.• •
Mary Ellen and ,Greg
MacKenzie, daughter and
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
MacKenzie (Ruth Rock)
of Lochalsh are staying
with their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Oraen Rock
in Ripley while their
mother is recuperating in
Wingham hospital
following the birth of
their baby brother Keith
Andrew MacKenzie.
Some of those, in
hospital at present as
reported, include
Clarence Wylds, Mrs.
Gladys Nicholson, Mrs.
Nora Fredericksen,
Murray McDonald, and
Miss Gertrude Kidney all
•of Ripley.
Congratulations go to
Mr. and Mrs; Tom
Culbert on the birth of
their baby daughter, last
Wednesday, March 7 in
Kincardine and District
hospital.
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Belle Henry. of Rip.
BY AB WYLDS
Mrs. Belle Henry
resident of Huron Villa in
Ripley is grateful to all
her relatives, friends,
and neighbours for the
fine party held on Thurs.;
Mar, 1, in honour of her
97th birthday. Belle had
80 people call to express
their good'wishes and she
received 70 cards. Her
son Donnie was home
from Toronto for the
occasion. Sheila
MacDonald and Isabel
Brooks, with the
assistance of several
others from time to time,
served the luncheon
during the afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. Dianne (Ron)
Brooks of the Paramount
area of Huron township,
Highway 88 was the lucky
winner of the .quilt raffled
by the Ripley Skating
Club. She is the „former
Dianne Schultz who
skipped the Ripley ladies
Curling team which did
so, well in competitions
until they reached the
Peterborough finals. This
nice quilt was made and
donated by Mrs. Judy van
Kooten who operates the
yarn and novelty shop, in
the. old Royal Bank on
Ripley's main corner.
The shop is called the
Lynne's Textile and
• Hobby Store.
The Ripley Night
• School classes, which
have been held each
Thursday evening in" the
high school since last fall,
held their AnnUal Open
House last Thursday
evening Mar. 8. The
display of work and the
'program 'were held in the
high school gymnasium.
Members of the different
• classes brought their
• exhibits and set up the
displays along the, walls
of the auditorium in the
lite afternoon following
the day schdol classes.
Supervising the safety of
these displays during the
supper hour were MrS.
Minnie Lock of Ripley
and Miss,Marie Inkster of
Kincardine, both
members of the ceramics
and china painting class.
Mr. John Phelan of
Toronto spent a few days
visiting Mr. and 'Mrs.,
Orden Richard, Rubert
and Ronald. John is with
the teaching staff at the
Salvation Army iri
Toronto.
• Joyce, Joan, and Sheila
Osborne, daughters of
Robert and Muriel
Osborne, concession '4
Huron Township and
their cousins Glenda and
Elizabeth Hartwick took
• the 4,1-1 club bus trip down
to the "College Royal
Fair" at the University of
Guelph last Saturday.
At St. Andrews United
Church in Ripley last
• Sunday the congregation
picked • the following
delegates - Mrs -Dorothy
:}1g,Needham for- the
' 'Hamilton Conference and
Bruce Presbytery, Mr.
Francis Gemmell for the
Bruce Presbytery with
Miss Christena Rober-
tson as alte'rnate.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Nicholson and',Mr. and
Mrs. Frank van Kooten,
John, Debbie, and David
all returned to Ripley
after \a holiday in sunny
Florida.. More Ripley
area people are going for
the school winter break
coming up this week end.
Among the college
students home last
weekend. were Joyce
Black of Conestoga
College and Dianne
MacKay from the
University of Guelph.
Last Saturday evening
Dick McCosh phoned. his
parents Don and Anne
McCosh from Athens,
Texas. Dick ac-
companied by his friend
Mac McInnes are
motoring in the States.
They spent a week with
Dick and Nancy Stanley
who are spending the
winter on the Florida
Keys„ Dick and Mac are
going to California and
eventually they will visit
Dick's sister Mary
Anne,husband and family
Mr. and Mrs. Kukoly in
Kitimat, British
Columbia before
motoring home.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Shiells held a birthday
dinner last Thursday for
Mrs. Gladys Arnold.
• Neighbours in the west
end • of the village at-
tended and had a good
time helping Gladys
celebrate her 74th.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Lohnes entertained Mr.
and Mrs.William Green,
and Mr. and Mrs. Selby
Williams of Burford this
past weekend. The ladies,
Myrtle and Margaret,are
the 'daughters.of Mrs.
Lohnes.
Rip -ley folks are sorry
to learn that Mrs. Ethel
White of Huron. - Villa
recently fell and broke
her arm.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor-
Gawley of Ripley visited
with their daughter,
husbandand family - Mr.
and Mrs. Dewayne.Greig
in Elmira. Mrs. Isobel
Brooks and Mrs. Olive
Needham accompanied
Wanda and Vic to Elmira
and visited with Mr. and.
Mrs. Peter Leeson.
Mrs.\ Katherine Blue,
Mrs.. -Margaret Blue, Mr.
Jack Blue, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Scott andMr.
and Mrs. Allan . Irvvin
attended the wedding of
the granddaughter of
Mrs. Ethel •Blue last
Saturday.. It was held in
Detroit.
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champions.
In the junior girls, Lisa and
Janice Dougherty were win- •
ners and in the junior boys'
division, the winners were
Paul Hackett and Jamie Al-
ton.
On Wednesd6r, March
14th the Students' Council is
sponsoring skating for all
students at the Lucknow
arena. �n March 16th the
Students' Council has ob-
tained a film for the students
called "The Ghost and Mr.
Chicken". It will be shown to \
celebrate the last day of.
school before the spring
break.
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