The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-15, Page 31
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One hockey match' for the "tykes"
-with Winghain at the Ripley„Dia-
mond Jubilee arena. Also at the
Ripley District High School Aud-
itorium the students sponsored a
the same auditorium the Bruce
nigh Schools were -here for the
table tennis 'competition with
Kincardine the winners in two div-
isions. On Sunday afternoon, the
:Ripley-_ Juveniles wept to Alvinston
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• For -the first part of last'week
Rev..-and
daughters Pam and .Phoebe, and
son Steve visitedWith her parents
Mr. and -Mrs. Redvers Johnston •
while they were awaiting the.
arrival of their household effects
in London from British Columbia.
While in Ripley they also visited.
with Mrs. Mitchell's.sister Joy 4
and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
e 0 rge-
family has' been living in Kam-
loops, British Columbia',
Among those recently reported
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Mr. and Mrs. Norris Wilson,
Ronnie ,:RiCkey -and Raindy'.of &One).- Creek spent -last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross P'rrington at St
r. an Mrs.' Bill Ware-
ing, Stoney Creek were callers
at the s.amehorne during the
week end.
James O'Donnell suffered a
.second coronary On MarchIst and
is a patient in Intensi.ve., Care in'
WinOlam and District hospital.
Mr. and 'Mrs. 1-1Oracc
Guire of London ,Were Sunda)
callers in.Lucknow with h.is aunt
Mrs. Ed Thom.
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SORRY •
Because of crowded conditions
in this wecVs paper , sonic storks
had to be, held over until next
week.
Npoticcd Ironic to 1.b.ple\
week end were the following
youngpcople-•frOm the cities -
Garry Carruthers of. Toronto with •
-Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Carruthers
Boyd and Blaine; Miss Nanc\ Mac ,
-Kay , taterratory--teelin-ic-ian in the
Kitchener-Waterloo I lospita 1 with
Mr. and .Mrs ; Allister MacNa\
and fainily-; 'Brian MacDonald of
'Fanshawe College in Lenk.lon with
Mr; and Ntrs. Kenny MacDonald
andi family; Kenn\.1rwin with Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Irwin and 'Lau\ ;
Bruce Danforth of. Toronto W'ith'.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Danforth.
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On Thursday evening cord '
.,Maeltavre drove to London to
bring home Jack MacLean. Jack'
was a Patient in Victoria' Hospital
for a week's treatment on „his.
intured cive..,Over a month ago'
Jack tindcrwent surgery to remove
a steel -splinter from his eye.
This intur 1 /2.was sustained While at
his' job as mechanic for the-Wald-.
ett Tran0o:t Company at their
A ground hog came Out of his
burrow through the snow to see. • .
how winter Was going. down the
tenth concession west last , Friday
afternoon.- Either-to get a,-better-
lookor get hiS feet away from the
cold snow the aninial climbed a
post behind Howard. Harrison's -•
'To prove that -he Wasn't
seeing imaginary things Iloward •
picked him off and brOught'it to
Ripley. .8irice:it is six weeks
since the first of February: it is ,
lil sly that this ground hog saw,its
shadow on the second day of 'last
month.
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Once again there were several
group zvivities on the week end.
On Friday. Afternoon the members
of the Ripley Women's Institute
held their March- meeting in„ the
Ripley 'Huron- Legion hall, -EArly
Friday evening it Was 'a.One
This Week In Ripley
BY Al) WILDS