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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-08-20, Page 21Factory built homes for permanent, leisure, and resort use. Use our plans or yours. Over 20 years experienee and , service assure you the quality and satisfaction you require. For more information call or visit George Dunseith, Huion Road, Point Clark, (R.R. 1, Kincardine) office 395-5020 res. 395-2386 weekends 11-4 Mon.. Wed. Fri. 1-3 HOMES your dollars buy • during RIPLEY MEAT MARKET'S BEEF HARVEST TIME SPECIAL A 1 $ 1 .09 LB. 99c LB. 59c 88c LB. Hinds Hinds Fronts Fronts Sides Sides B1 2 • A 1 =2 2 A.1 B1 SALE ENDS CLOSING TIME AUG. 30 FIRST COME FIRST SERVED RIPLEY MEAT MARKET 395-2961 501b. lots Hamburg 50 lb. Lots Beef Roast 10 lb. Lots Beef Stew 10 lb. Lois Beef Liver 69cus. 89cLE. 49c Lit THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL offers a complete selection of wedding announcemortis styled for the discrim• inating ask for . . . t NATIONAL ;\ , 1975 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 197S THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE TWENTY-ONE BY AB WYLDS Last Saturday afternoon the wedding of J.uliReeves and Ronald McGuire vds ,held in St. Paul's Anglican Church in Ripley. This Week Wm. J. Kinahan R.R. 2 LUCKNOW _ PHONE 357-1987 SUN LIFE OF CANADA FOR YOUR CHILDREN'S EDUCATION. With young children to protect, you need added insurance coverage! Sun Life's Family Security Benefit provides the coverage you Ri need now, at low cost. Let's discuss it. Julie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reeves of Ripley and Ronald is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire • of the Olivet area, concession 2 east in Huron. The In Ripley .Mac ReV. child, 'ards; • cend- Wm.'• from • 'Mrs. '50th Bark- •mar- nv of 'And: ibrate ,Mr. eSt 'to Lane; birth- ,most ouple 125, 'ards; Helen Syne hope ar. union, eld at l.W. ), on Ron given LcKin- clan, ssing jar, gaps.; inion, boy, Alan but- ;uson; elanie wrist, icious krchie Selkirk y cake Card Clan. two of Mac- behalf Beth uper from ri, Ot- gston, gain" innon tham. wedding dinner was served by the ladies of the Ripley-Huron Legion Auxiliary in the Legion Hall. In the evening a reception dance was held in the Huron ToArnship hall with Cliff Emmerton's orchestra from Pine River playing. Ron and Julie will, reside in their new home on the second concession 'eaSt of Olivet. folks__go s_outh to Florida in winter and some Florida folks comae north to Ontario in summer to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon,Scott of Ripley have had her sister, husband and daughter and family visiting with them up till last week end when they motored home. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Morris, and daughter and husband, Donald and Georgia Ketchum and family, all of Vero Beach in the Indian River area, halfway down the Atlantic side of, Florida, have been visiting" with Gordon and Vera Scott. Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Morris are sisters, being formerly Vera and Ida Hill of Langside. Mr. Morris is a retired banker from Chicago. , * *•* * * Mrs, John Nother, the former Ethel Farrell, along with her /three children, Kim, John, D., and Michael, are visiting with ' her mother, Mrs. Herb Farrell in Ripley. Also with her brother, wife and family, •Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell at the home farm on concession 12 east in Huron Township. She is also visiting with her sisters. In this Ripley area they are Eileen, Mrs. Gordon Emmerton at the Beach,, west end of concession , 6; and Jean, Mrs. John MacDonald at the south end of Ripley. Her daughter Kim met her mother and brothers here on her return from a student exchange ,trip to Newfoundland. Ethel • and family are here from Edmonton. * * * * * * Presently on a motor vacation trip are Mr. and Mrs. Burton • Collins of Purple Grove. Katherine and Burton left a week ago, taking, the boat trip from Tobermory to South Bay Mouth. Here they planned to see the different areas of Manitotilin Island and from there to Northern Ontario and Western Canada. Attending the August meeting of the Ripley Agricultural Society (the fall fair board). were Mrs. Marjorie Thompson and president Morley Scott of Purple Grave, Jack Farrell, Dan A. MacDonald, .Alan McLean,. Bob Harris., Mrs. Gladys Arnold. Jim Brooks, Reg Moore and Ab Wylds. Last Thursday morning at twenty after ten, a 'Bruce Lines Coach bus from " Kincardine left the Legion Hall in Ripley for the C.N.E. grounds in Toronto:' It was one of the big Scottish days down at the Ex featuring some of the top Pipe Bands in the world. One of those in charge of the arrangements for the trip was Reg Moore. At twenty minutes past two Friday morning, the bus arrived back at the Legion Hall - many' .happy hearts or contented minds on seeing a great day at the Ex, tired bodies and aching feet. Grace Murray and Fran Wylds spotted a former area man and chatted with him for a few minutes. He was Malcolm Finlayson, formerly of Loehalsh. Malcolm was • in charge of a commercial display in the Horticul- tural building. * * * * * Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Getnmell during the recent RipleY-Huron Reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell from Story, Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gemmel' of Brampton, Dr. and Mrs. K. L. Smith of Kitchener, Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Inksater of Paris, Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston of Kincardine, -Mr. and Mrs. Howard Keena of Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Willsie of Belmont, Mr. Jack MacGregor, Toronto, Mr. Aeneas Martyn of Stroud and his son Donald Martyn of Toronto, Mr. and .Mrs.. Bill Harris of London. * * * * Recently,, Norman and Mabel Barnard of Ripley and their granddaughter Shannon Burnham of Kincardine took a vacation trip to the Georgian Bay area. From Ripley to Midland they took their car and from Midland it was a boat cruise to the Thirty Thousand Islands, in Georgian, Bay. _ • Mrs. Grace Keane of Listowel has been visiting for the past couple of weeks with Mrs.. Adeline Hackett in Ripley and, Mrs. Florence MacKenzie of Lochalsh. Miss Linda Ford of Coburg is visiting with her grandmother and aunt in Ripley,. Mrs. Mary Robert- son and Miss Christena Robertson.. * * *' *, * • Visiting with Nora and Niels Frederiksen for the Ripley-Huron Reunion were Tena and Harold Wyld and Cindy, John Wyld, Karen Gale, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gale, Susan and Allen, Peter Beck, all of Weston, Mr. Nick of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Les Ross of Keswick.