The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-29, Page 14-Badrto-her-homeIrr-Ripley-this
past Week was Mrs. Hilda Rnston
after a two week stay in Kincar-
dine Hospital where she was a pat-
ient. •
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Joe Burnham, son of Mr. and
Mrs . Mike Burnham of Kincardine,
is .lback home from St. Joseph's
Hospital in London where he was
treated for a fractured jaw, both
arms broken and' numerous other ,
injuries including the loss of ten
teeth. Joe, the grandson of Mr,
'and Mrs Norman Barnard of
Ripley, suffered these many
severe injuries in a recent snow 7
mobile accident. •
- It is nice to see Walter Roul-
ston of Olivet back home again
and able to be around after an
eleven day stay in Kincardine .
and District Hospital for treat-
ment Of pneumonia.
ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, _MARCH 29th"
PAO* FOURTIMN
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BY AB ,WYLD$
Once again it was a busy sports
week for Ripley and vicinity. It
was wind up time for the curlers
and this was in two parts. First it
_was the bonspiel for the high
school curlers on Wednesday and
Thursday with Joan Ferguson's
team reported the winners. The
adult committee supervising the
event 'were Rev. George Ball,
Walter Lock and Lot Culbert.
After that it was the senior mem-
bers curling for the team champ-
ionship on Saturday.
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Then in mid week it was also
time for the Ripley Midget hock-
ey team to play -off With Kincar-
dine Midgets. The first game in
the best 2 out of 3 series was in
Ripley and ,after overtime Ripley
won 7 to 6.:. That was on Tuesday
evening. Then on Wednesday
eveningrit *as b
arena Where Ripley• again, had the
edge winning 5 to 4. On Sunday •
afternoon they started a best of
three series with Listowel in Rip-
ley. Om the team are goalie Blain
'Carruthers, Sandy Pollock, Boyd
Carruthers, David MatDdnarld
Wayne Armstrong, Greg Liddle
Brian MacKay, Cannon Courtney,/
Bob BissOnnette, Barry-Elliott,
Kevin Harrison, Roger Farrell,
John Huston with John van Boyer'
sub goalie. Looking after the
team were manager Wallace Po17_
lock and toadies John D. -M.acKay
and Howard Harrison. The reg-
_ulat season's coach John Loomis
was in Toronto on business.
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Besides the above Mr. George
'Armstrong and Clarence Pollock
had. the Ripley Pee Wees in Young
Canada Tournament in Goderich
and-Doug Liddle and John D. 'Mac
Kay had the Bantams in a tourna-
ment in Paisley. Then on Friday.
afternoon Elmer Courtney a.nd
Terry Kumnier's Ripley. Juveniles
jumped to a big win 9 to S down .
in Oakwood near Peterborough.
Nelson Hodgins arranged for one
)f John Bormett's Bruce Lines" buses
to make the round trip of over
400 Miles. In that game Oak-
wood led 3 to Q till midway in the
second period. Jim Farrell scored
twice and with one second to go
Brian Boyle scored on a passing play
with Bill Kirkpatrick and Elliott
Courtney. Ripley got four more
straight goals 'in the-final period.
Scoring were Bill Kirkpatrick,
Dave MaCbonald , Wayne Arm-
strong, and Elliott Courtney*.
Oakwood then scored twice with
five minutes to go. And once
again Jim Farrell who opened
•with 2 goals for Ripley again
scored twice to make the final
count 9 to 5. The Ripley team,
its officials and fans were treated
to lunch by the Oakwood team
and is supporters before he long
trip back to Ripley arriving here
at 4 a.m. on Saturday.
Oakwood returns to_ Ri_pley this •
coming Saturday at 7'o'clock in
the evening and the third game is
badk at Oakwood, on Sundayiat
2 p.m.h,which is going to be a
tiring week end,.
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• • Despite the stormy, cold snowy
day there was a large crowd in
attendance last Thursday afternoon
at the farm sale fork Clarence.
Nicholson, two blocks north of
Rfpley..Auctioneers Grant Mac-
Donald' and Wallace Ballagh
handled the long list of items.
Mr. and'Mr's. Clarence -Nitholson :
and family left for :Princ:etoq-,
British Columbia where it is re-
ported that they will operate a
hotel., His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholson of Amherstburg , were
here for the sale.
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Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Elmer Osborne on the passing in
Wingharn of her sister Mrs. W: J.
Roubton,' Mrs, RPulston, the
former Mina Smith, Iti#$ in her
78th Year and was a Dative of the
fourth concession Of Town-
ship., The funeral was held .On the
week end: with ternporary entomb-.
merit in the, Wingham Chapel.' •
Mrs: Gordon Patterson of the
10th concession in Huron, who
has been a patient in Kincardine
and District Hospital, was remov-
ed to St. Joseph's Hospital in Lon-
ddn on Frid Ruthe's many
friends wish r a speedy recovery.
a, ó a a a,
On Friday evehing, April 14,
the first dance of the season for
the Ripley Agricultural Society
will, be held in the Ripley District
High School. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Mason have been in charge of the
arrangements and Jiin Patterson
and his Northern Gentlemen will
be the orchestra.
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Among those noted home for
the vacation last week were Anne.
Ferguson of London, Donnie Blue
of Toronto, Aeneas Martyn of
Orillia , Mrs. George MacLennan
andiamily of Aginconr_ty_
and Mary Mohr of Wingharn visit-
ed'with their grandmother Mrs..
John Robertson and aunt Miss
Christena Robertson in Ripley.
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Saturday afternoon the Teeswat-
er'Club played a -team picked
from .the other clubs in a hockey
match at the rink. On Saturday
,eyening_the young people
concluded the event with a dance
back in the township hall.'
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Dennis Martin was home last
week visiting With his parents Mr.
and Mrs: Gordon Martin on the
sixth concession east in Huron
Township; Dennis attends Corn-
ell University at Ithaca in New
York State and is a player on the
Cornell Freshman Hockey team
there. The Cornell Senibr team
coached by Dick Bertrand,
law of .Mr . 'and Mrs. Don McLay, ,
lost out ,in the finals for the
College Championship of United
States in a game against Boston
University. The Boston boys
played at hOrne in the Boston
Gardens, the rink Where the Boston
Bruins play. The whole tourna-
ment was held there. The Corn-
ell team defeated Wisconsin 4 to 1
tO gain the final round. One of
Cornell's players was named All
forward. Mrs. Dick
Bertrand is the forrner Ainslie Mc -
Lay . of Ripley.
LANGSIDE
.Mrs. William Orr has returned
to her home at Langsideafter
spending a fei,v weeks with:her
dawiungihatoier LaMr. pp a.anndd ly f
Winghani ._ . .
Jim Orr of London-visited on
the: week end with his mother'
.-Mrs . Orr, and .Robert.Of .Langside,
Young Peoples had a';skating•part
in, LuCknow:Arena on Saturday
evening an . .ieturn.ed n e
church hail and (lanced to record
and, had lunch.
Five tables of euchre were en-
joye'd at the Langsi.de Hall Friday
evening.. Nancy de. Boer r•ceiVe
'high ladies; Mrs. George Young
the low. 'Russell. YoUng received'
high men's 'and Mr. 'Wynn the lo
The next card party will he held
in two, weeks,
'and Mrs. Philip Steer; Mi
and Mrs. Dave Moffat, and
Mrs. 'Bol? Bregrnan attended the
"Farewell Social" held at tile .
WhiteChurch, Presbyterian Church
,in honour of Mrs; Johnson. Conn
who recently retired as the
church's .organist..
Dave and. Jim Moffat visited
Mr. Neil McDonald at Walkerton
Sunday.
The neighboliirs of' Mr. and Mrs
Bert: Thompson. and family on the
sixth coneession of Cuirass helda
house warming party arthe,Lang,
presented Bert .and Isobel and
family with a Platforit locker.
John de Boer and Carol Visser
of Langside enjoyed a. trip to New
YoriLancLWashington with a group
from Wingham 'and District High
School.
A family gathering was held at
I,angside Hall 'Saturday evening
fOr Mr. and Mrs. artin
who recently lost' all' thej.r posses
.sions inn' the fire at Harold
Quinn's NurSery, , Kincaviine. Mr,
Quinn is a nephew of Mrs. Ross
Cayley, , Langside.
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• During the past week Mr. and
Mrs. Kelvin Henderson received
a caid/frOrn his sisters,, Mrs.
Owens of Owen Sound And Mrs.
Donald Gillies of Huroa—It plc-
nired the Hollywood Roosevelt .
Hotel ill .14S Angeles where they
are staving for a week on an all
expense free teip as a result of'
Owen's ticket beim, drawn
in ON eZ Sound..
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past end on Friday
er-zzz •Sat.;.rda:, afternoon
and e\ , the retently re -
J .L.nior Farmers
he a :.-et-:z•rezer• of all the
F.:.r..7-ner Clubs luce
of activity
%erethe Hc: Tcwnhip hail
7.he School and the
A re na
:ezistration
• s_:Lare dancinz
John Martyn of Kincardine and
formerly 'of '.Ripley recently join-
ed the P. U.C: in Port Credit
after working at a similar_position:
in Kincardine. Mrs. 'Isabel
Martyn of Ripley is his mother
and John is a brother of Dotig of
Lochalsh. His wife Rose is an
air steward:ess flying out of Tor-7
onto Airport at Maiton and has
been driving back and forth to ,
Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Mart-
yn and family have taken up res-
idence in Port Credit' •
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