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SDAY, AUGUST 16th, 1967
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Change Decision .On Beach Road
HURON COUNCIL MINUTES
Huron .Township Council held ; ''
-their regular session on .August lst
with all, members present.. Minutes
of last meeting &" special. meetings
were read and adopted;
Ata special meeting held on July
28 at':Boiler Beach, Council. decid-
' ed to close the beach to itaffic but
at the August meeting,Sam IvMcGre-
gor attended and persuaded: council
to proceed with building the road
as a',one way .road. and council de-
cided • to' post oneway signs on it...
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WINGI-IAM
The Auditor's•report was read••and
accepted, showing a surplus of, •
$21,167.. 05
•Township"accounts of.
$2,966,29\and RoadAccounts,,of
$53;301.26 were ordered paid
'Council adjourned to meet f •
next regular meeting on Septe. r
5th.
EARL TOUT
'CLERK
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WHIT.EC.HURCH NEWS
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• This community extends their
syrnpathy to Mrs:: ,gill Evans who
.recently received word., that her.
brother, Jeof Evans of England sudd-
;enly passed .away due to.heart •
attack. . • •
Torn Morrison.was in London at
Westminster Hospital on Friday .fol
a checkup and received .a good
report. • •
Mr, and ,Mrs. John Murray, Beth,
Kim, Jay, Scott, 'Ronnie and Harry
of,Sharon were holiday .weel< end .
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
.Tiffin,: •
Ivlr and Mrs; Arnold Lougheed.,
Lori and Cheryl of Fort Erie were
holiday visitors with her parents•
Mr. and Mrs.' George Fisher..
Mrs. Bert Reid -of Listowel and
her son Ronald:, and her ,brother
and wife. Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Eglleston of Colonsay. Saskatchew-
an, attended! the ,Centennial .
Church service on Sunday and
visited with•forrn.er friends and
neighbors.`
We are sorry to report that Jim
Morrison was adrnitted•to .Wingham
and. District Hospital for surgery:
Mrs. nave Gibb was, admitted Tues•
day afternoon and Ezra Scholtz last'
Tuesday evening to: the hospital;
The community wishes all the sick'.
IPLEYHURON
An estimated crowd of about_15QO
persons: attended the Centennial
Celebrations in Ripley on. August:•
4and 5.
Friday evening a. dance: in the
Ripley and. District High School .
auditorium, drew a large crowd of
young people;. and at eleven p.m.
the Centennial Queen was chosen
by judges Sandra Erooks of Toronto,
Mr'. arid Mrs. Boli Finlay and Mr. 'i
Cameron MacDonald of .Lucknow•..,
Miss Janice Wylds of Ripley,
daughter of Mr, .and'Mrs. Lloyd.
.Wylds',. placed first over the nine
lovely contestants; Janice will now
represent Huron.Township and •
Ripley at the Lucknow Fall Fair on
Septernber 16th. Ivl sses 'Jan Hamil-
ton and Susan Farrell' were. chosen
as her; attendants. Also competing
were Florence MacLennan,. Judy
.Mann, Dianne Sholtz,,Shirley
Hunter, Peggy Fry and Vera Aitken
Cheques were presented to the
winners along with trophies and
196': Silver dollars• to all the girls.
Saturday.' 'morning saw.sev.erai ball
'games in progress as well as Volley
Ball'and track and :field competit
At l p m, sharp the mammoth,
parade started down the main
street' with the' Lucknow Pipe Band,
Lucknow High School Band and the
Teeswater Accordian: Band keeping
the feet atapping with Floats
Decorated cars•,: antique•cars;, de
corated: Bicycles 'and Tricycles,.
ponies;, covered wagons and: every
conveyance n,iniaginable. Winners
in the float..section were the I- uron
and Kinloss Telephone, group, The',
Log Cutters and the Lucknow, Fall
Fair. Board. DeccSrated,cars•were-.
driven" by. John McCharles and
Stewart Farrell: Graharn Cook had
the.`winningantique vehicle.` Hel-
en and .Paul Culbert , Linda Mac--
Donald
ac-`Donald ;'Janice and Larry Need
ham .were decorated :Tricycle
winners. `Greg.MacFadden, Gail
MacDonald. and, .Mariorie ,Colling
all won prizes.' for decorated
bicycles. It• might be noted here .
that:. if paretits'.of:children on Tri-
cycles and Bicycles would contact:
Mrs • Oliver McCharles., the child
• ren will all receive a prize -for
taking, part.
• Comic entertainment prizes went
to Sam Snobelen, :Terry Elliott
and Kenny Stewart.
Carol MacDonald withhet cover-
.ed
over-ed wagon and. Janet Burnett will
receive special awards as will the
`Kincardine Senior Citizens.
The oldestman present was :Mr:,
David MacDonald ,of Ripley who is
:93 past and th'e•oldest lady, Mrs,.
ilessie• MacKay of ,Ripley Who is 87..,
Mr.: and Mrs. Wes .Tho, rnpson won
the prize .for the oldest couple at
the celebration...
Entertainment • all afternoon kept
everyone happy.as there Was:some-
thing for all to see. A wonderful
display 'of antiques and dernonst-
rations_of Soap making q{�ilt ng,
Weaving, spinning. dolls; rug.mak-
ing and goods made by thepatients
rof, Goderich Ontario Hospital
filled the TdWnsh'ip hall' .to:capaci
ty.
Outside in the park - Square dan-
cing; Old time Violin music by
ti
folks a speedy return to health
PEE -WEES• PLAY
• On Monday evening Whitechurch
and Wingham. Pee -Weer played the
first play off game on the Wingham
:Diamond with a score 13-2
favour of W i'ngharn , dn, Thucsday '
evening they played on. the .
Whitechurch diamond with a, score
10 4 in favour of Whitechurch and .
Friday evening they played at '
Wirlgh'am'with a score 7 -:' 5 in
favour of Wingham
BY MARION McCHARLES
George MacDonald and his group
of Old' timers, ' Scotch singing by
George Procter of Belgrave, Step
dancing by Aurel and Wayne Arm-
,strong•and,Ji ihiie.Elliott, solos by
Janice Wylds, accompanied by '
Corinne MacDonald, Highland
dancing by Contra Needham., Marg,
and Nancy Cottrill, Marg Anne,
Davy and Heather Wilson, Accord-•
ian music by. the Teeswater Band • '
and the Collins sisters and Guitar
`music by the Mac. Leans -as well as
continuous, entertainment by'the r
Tom Fortner -family and their trick
horses kept • everyone busy
Winning,the Beard contest Was
Hugh.Mason,, Best:Moustache.- Sani
Snobelen and the Mutton. Chop
Beard, Cecil Sutton'. Dr. Peter
Bissonnette also won special Men-
tion for his full •beard..
The Women's Institutes'of the: .•
area 'manned a booth'and kept busy
all.the time, hundreds of. pies were
consumed and• milk and coffee sold
•A giant chicken:'barbeque and
games of chance were run by the"
:Ripley .Legion .
An old tinie• costume. dance in .'
the High`'School auditorium at
RATIONS
END
night was .a final gathering place
anda capacity crowd was "there .to
see the prize winning costumes.,
Winners here were ?vlrs. "Ray Stan
ley, Mri. Ivan enson, Sam
Snobelen, Austin Martin,. Mrs. Jas:,,:
MacTavisk, Iv1rs.. ;Harvey Elliott,
Mr. 'and" Mrs.;. Francis Gann -Jell
and Mr/' and Mrs. •Oliver.
McCharles„, •
The, committee made up 'of rep-
resentatives from all organizations ° *
in Huron Township and: Ripley and •
headed by chairman. George Mac
Lean,. Sec. ,Mrs. Oliver McCharles
and Finances, Bill MacCreath are
satisfied that :the,celebrations were.,
quite successful antiwere happy to ..'
have DontMacLay;as their master
of ceremonies to made the day
complete;
Hundreds of people had their
hand in doing things toreally put ,
the ,celebration across and it would ..
be hard.to name anyone: particul
arly, but to all who helped , a big
Thank You goesout from those who
saw the complete. co -Operation
all residents of Ripley and Huron.
Township and many , many others
from surrounding,country - Make
Ripley and Huron Township cele
brations the success it'was..
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