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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1975 • THE tmcKtiow SENT'S1a, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE THIRTEEN
THIS WEEK IN RIPLEY
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Reeves on "The Generation Gap",
second Kevin Cook on "Antarct-
ica" and third Vicki Dore on
"Re-incarnation". •
The Ripley Huron Legion Branch
440 awarded a certificate to the
first place. winners and monetary
prizes to the three winners in each
division. These will be presented
at a school ass'ernbly. Marilyn .
Rhody and Julie Reeves spoke in
the Legion Zone finals held in
Wingham last Saturday, February
15. •
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John Moore of Dupont Street in
Toronto visited last week with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Reg Moore
and renewed acquaintances up-
street in Ripley. John is employed
at, the Pickering Nuclear Plant.
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Last Wednesday evening and
Thursday morning featured some
real wintry weather over a wide
area of Western Ontario. CKNX
radio listed all the school bus
cancellations from Stratford north.
With zero visibility often prevailing
due to snow drifted with strong
north west winds, snow plows and
police cars were off the roads.
However, once the storm settled
the Ripley Huron area was a busy
spot,, Despite Wednesday;even-
ing's poor road conditions the
Drayton Juveniles made it to Ripley
where Ripley. Won the game 6 to 0.
On Thursday, as mentioned above,
the Ripley Firemen were out to the
barialre at Archie Stewart's farm.
On Friday afternoon the• Ripley
Senior Citizens - the Happy Hearts,
seventy :strong, entertained forty
Senior Citizens from Teeswater at
their meeting in the auditorium of
the Ripley Huron Central School at
the west end of the village. Reg
Moorewas in charge of the
recreation. On Friday evening the
students had their annual Valen-
'tine dance in the auditoriiim at the
Ripley District High School. Then
on Saturday it an early hustle
and bustle at the Ripley Curling
arena as the Ripley Huron Legion
held their annual Reunion bon-
spiel.
The Ripley Huron Legion hall
was also a busy spot last week
end. On Friday evening ,relatives relatives
and neighbours held "open house"
at the Legion hall for Gordon and
Vera Scott on the occasion of their.
50th 'or Golden Wedding .anniver-
sary. On Saturday evening the
ladies of the Legion Auxiliary
served dinner to the ,cifrlers in
Saturday's Legion bonspiel.
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In the late CKNX television
news on Tuesday evening,. Febru-
ary 11, pictures were shown on the
Construction work at the new
Recreation Centres in Kincardine
and Ripley. Alio on the same
newscast several pictures were
shown of the fashion show held on
Osborne and family. To them and
to her three daughters Lilian of
Hanover; Wilda' of Lucknow and
Donna of Teeswater area, the
sympathy of Ripley 'and Huron
friends is expressed at this time.
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On Monday eyening of last week
the Ripley Agricultural Society held
their February meetink,in the
Ripley District High School with
their newly elected president MOr-
'ley Scott of Purple Grove in. charge.
Looking after arrangements for the
annual spring dance on Friday
evening, April 18 are Hugh Mason,
Donald A. MacDonald, Reg Moore,
John Gamble, along with Morley.
Mrs. Marion McCharles brought in
-the- poster- display --which- -she-and
Oliver, along with Mrs. Gladys
Arnold, had 'made for the Ontario
Convention. By the way, it was an
early rise for all delegates this
morning to, get away ,to. Toronto.
The' convention takes place to-day
and to-morrow, February 19 and 20
in the Royal York Hotel.
Present at the February meeting
were Mr. and Mrs. Russ Brooks,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles,
Reg Moolse, Dunc D. MacLeod,
Cecil Sutton, Jack Farrell, Bob
Rutledge, Hugh Mason and Ab
Wylds.
• The ladies of the Ripley Auxil-
iary, who prepared and served the
dinner at Legion Hall last Saturday
evening to the curlers, included
president Mrs.. Nadine (Bill) Dan-
forth of Point Clark, Mrs. Barbara
Paquette of concession 4 Huron;
Mrs. Helen Henderson, Mrs. Fran
Wylds, Mrs. Lyla Tranter and Mrs.
Lewis Hilborn all of Ripley.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Fludder" of
Ripley visited last week end with
her Sister and family Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Gardner and Aaron and also
with her grandmother Mrs. Evelyn
Harris, all' at Vanastra..
Baptism Sunday
The following were baptized. on
Sunday at Lucknow Presbyterian
Church by Rev.. Glenn Noble: Sarah•
Michelle, daughter of Michael , and
Sharen Collins, London; • Joel
Thomas, son of Garry and Donna
Sutton; Sarah Margaret, daughter
of William and Mary Nelson;
Christine Ruth, daughter of Mac
and Lorene Conley; Jason Ronald,
son of Ronald and Linda Stanley;
Tammy Louise and Spring Charity,
daughters' of Gerald and Susan
McRae, alt of Lucknow; Wendy
Louise, daughter of James and
Ruth Turner, Toronto. '
the stage of the Huron Township
hall that afternoon with Mrs. Oliver
McCharles as M.C.
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A beautiful plaid calendar for
1975 was recently received from
Mrs. Nellie MacLeod in Ripley who
received it 'in turn from her
"girlhood chum" Mrs. Osborne
who lives at Kilmaconr,i near. Paisley'
and Glasgow in Scotland - the
Robert Burns, district.
The funeral service was held, last
Saturday afternoon at the McLen-
nan-McCreath Funeral Home for
Mrs. Elmer Osborne who' passed
away in the Kincardine General
Hospital. Active until just a short
time ago, Mrs. Osborne lived on
the family homestead on conces-
sion 4 east in Huron Township with
her son Bob - Mr. and Mrs. Robert