The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-07-11, Page 12•.
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Members of the Lucknow CGIT are Shown with this year's graduates in this picture, taken
following the dinner to honour the graduates at th Kinloss Presbyterian Church May 14.
From the left, front, graduates, Carol Ferguson,.: stine Gibson, Julie Davies, Donald*
Thompson,. Julie ' Clarke and 'Dianne .Wilson; centre,. leader Bonnie Ackert, Debbie
:Nicholson, Colleen Conley, Charlene. Conley, Becky Ackert, Amy Gingrich, Heather
Priestap, Vickie Owen, Brenda Gibson-, 'Jackle' Wilson; leader Lynne McDougall; back,
leader Barb Willits, Debbie Atkinson, Bonnie Henderson, .Denilse Helm, Kini Laidlaw; Cindy
-Struthers, Julie Nicholson,. leader'Laura Lee Cayley. [Photo by Harvey McDowell]
Ply Ripley reunion fr. '85
*from page 11
come to Ripley next summer were placed at •
the entrances to the village by the publicity
committee for the Upcoming Ripley's Alive
in '85 Reunion to be held Aug. •1-15,1985. With
the Reunion still one .year away many peo-
ple have been busy ' making long range
preparations for the gala -weekend":
Don. McLay reports that work has started
on up. dating the list of addresses of people '.
out of town.` Please place relatives and
friends addresses along with postal codes in
the book at the Ripley post office.
Ripley reunion dance
Secretary of the Ripley . Reunion Mrs..
Nancy .Dawson•ofOlivet writes as follows—
"The Reunion Committee met on Thursday,
July 5 at the Ripley Huron Central:' School.
The history book is nearing. completion. The
plans have been set for a dance to be on.
Sept. 15 at • the arena This dance is being
held tqq raise money., for the• 1985 Reunion:
The band is "The Little Modernaires" = a
16 piece dance band.., Tickets are on .sale
through any .committeechairman or, at
several outlets .in town. Hope to see you all
Visiting' with Leslie and Dorothy:Wardell
and son Henry ' at their horne on. the Fourth:
Concession west in Huron township are their
daughter Helen. Keller: and Mary. Kaylor of
Vancouver, B.C. All five visited on the:
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ashton
andfamily at Bright. ' : "<
Youngest SOU graduated •
Ronald Rock, youngest: son of Oraen and
Doris ',Rock of Ripley graduated recently
from the Walkerton:. District • Secondary
School:: Ron is now living in stowel where
he . is employed in the Kentucky Fried.
Chicken shop,. and training to be an outlet
manager.
Visiting back home w
Visiting with' Jerry and Anne Huber at
their home ,on the Sixth Concession” west for
the First of July, holiday were these
members of their fatnily - Miss Patti Huber,
David Huber, and Mr. ' and Mrs. Murray
Huber. "
Alf and Dorothy' Beal of Stratford visited
with her. sister Fran and. Ab Wylds last
Saturday afternoon for a ample of hours:
They had' been at their Inverhuron cottage
on the 15,th." and were on•their way back to Stratford.
Homemaker services increase
A " dramatic_ 32 per cent : increase in A presentation at the Auburn Women's
homemaker services was,. reported during Institute by Jean Young was well received.
the first five months of 1984 by executwe Two new homemakers near Auburn. have •
director, Mrs: Jean Young at the monthly . increased public • awareness in that area.
board meeting. The number of hours of Jean Young and Gayle King 'will be
selvice in May 1984 was .double that of attending the twenty-second. International
January 1983. During the month of May _Conference on Social Welfare in Montreal on
there were 236 clients cared for by August 9th and 10th. Keynote speakers will
approximately eighty-five homemakers. be Florence Moore of New . York City,, Pat
An important Inservice Training was held Thomas, Canadian Council and Maggie
for all homemakers inClinton- Park on Fietz,/ Ontario Visiting Homemakers -Servic-
Saturday, June 23. The theme for they es Association.
morning session was Stress Management. In.Betty McGregor, Hensall. was elected
• the afternoon two speakers,and a panel of 'second ' vice-president of , the Board ,'of
homemakers ` gave presentations on Alz- Directors for Town and Country Hom'emak-
heimers Disease.
ers for the coming year. •
Ithechurch boy visits Ledd�s .
Stephen Tiffin; is visiting for a week " with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,. Raymond
Leddy, Lucknow. ' -
On Thursday Mr.. and. Mrs.. Bill . Rintoul,
Mrs, Campbell and Heather, Mrs:' Leonard
Robinson' and' Tracy of Belgrave spent the.
day in Kitchener with Mr.- and Mrs. Harry
Gutoskie, Michael and Michelle, who left on
holidays this week.
• In the 'report last week of those attending
the 60th wedding anniversary at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Victor imerson we apologize„
for omiting the name of Gertrude Tiffin of, ,
Wingham. a
The Moffat reunion was held in Wingham
' at .the Riverside Park ;on Sunday., Nellie.
Evans •accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Evans to the reunion and spent the day with
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gibb, ,Mr. and Mrs.
'
Wesley' Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson.
On Thursday, Gertrude Tiffin of Witigharn
and Mr. and Mrs. '' Wesley ' Ritchie of
. Lucknow were callers 'on Mr: and . Mrs.
Victor Emerson.'
The community extends congratulations to
Don Nicholson and .Janet Laidlaw who were
married on Saturday at 4 p.m. at the United
Church' with Rev.. George Ball officiating.
•
*from page 10
This community extends'sincere.sympathy
to Walter Moore, Mrs. Moore and fancily in
the passing of his father, Ulmont Moore at
_Palmerston Hospital -on July/ 1 in his 75th:
year. Left to mourn.' his loss are daughters,
Mrs. • Oscar Hetsler, .Winghanh; .Shirley,
Mrs. Steve Hamilton:and Joyce, Mrs. Robert'
Broome, Ear Falls; Pauline, Mrs. Leonard
Bates of Hesson and 'sons, Frank :of Drayton,
Walter of 'Whitechurch and Joseph and
-Charles of Wroxeter. He is also survived by
several grandchildren and great grandchild-
ren andone sister, Mrs. Bert Yuill, Brussels.
Predeceased by four daughters, Alice,'. Pearl,
Donalda .and Annie; one son, Thomas; five
sisters and three brothers. Funeral service
was held on'Wednesday ,from Gorrie Chapel
to Wroxeter Cemetery. • .
Mr. and Mrs. Harnld Ritchie of Lucknow
were Wednesday callers on Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emersion. .
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson have put a new
porch on the front of their house:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Uuldriks visited Wed-
nesday with their son, Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred
Boonstra, John, ' Emily, Paul and Colvin of
Sarnia. .
Dean Tiffin is visiting for a week with his
friends, Ryan and Jarret Craig of Listowel.
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