The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-05-09, Page 42�r•
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PAG! . EIGHTEEN.,.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LIJCKNOW,
identification.. After considerable
searching in the bulletin Ontario
Weeds, it could possibly be
" Galinsoga" a member of the
fleabane or daisy family.•
Because of its underground stems
or "twitch grass root stems" it is
very troublesome and for the pres-
ent it is not seen,in this area.
Ripley D shh pct# High School Forestry
dub Plq0700 Trees In, Area, •
3ioOEvergreens.Placed At Dump Site
•BY AB. WYLDS
Visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Les
Wardell on a•recent week end at
their family home on concession
4 west in Huron was their
daughter, husband, and family;
namely Mr'., and. Mrs,. Michael
'. Ashton, Barbara., Michael. Jr. ,
and Carrie Lynn, and also Miss
Lois Wardell, all from Bright,
located 'between Stratford and
Woodstock.
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Home this past week was .Miss
Joy Farrell visiting with `her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Far-
rell, and her sisters on concession
10 west. Joy and her friend• Miss
Vera Aitken took. a motor vaca -
tion trip 'down to Kentucky and
while. there they attended the
running of the Kentucky Derby at
Louisville two weeks ago this
:Saturday. She is on. the staff at
the district Agricultural office
q
at Ancaster near Hamilton.
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Two Ripley teenagers aremak-
ing their way around with the
help of crutches due to leg
troubles; They. are Miss Pat
Fludder, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Fludder and Jeff Rouse,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rouse.
Jeff spent some time in St.
Joseph's Hospital in London and
just recently returned to Ripley ,
also John Walden of Pine River,.
who is home now after spending
all winter 'in St. Joe's, gets
around on crutches..
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When Ernest Walden was down
from Owen Sound a week ago and
made a short visit to see. Mrs.
Ernie Pollock in. Ripley, he
brought along'a weed , whichis
'quite plentiful at his place, for
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On Tuesday evening .of last
week about twenty, -nine adults of
the Ripley Historioal Group took a
bus ride to Wingham where they
watched the taping of a Circle
Eight program at the' CKNX tele-
vision
elevision and radio station.
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Ray Walden, who lived in Rip-
ley about 25 years ago, is retiring
from teaching this year. Mr. and
Mrs. Walden live in London where
he is teaching now. The staff at
the school are honouring Mr.
Walden on Tuesday, May 29. Ray
taught in the Ripley Public School'
from 1943 to 1947 and was prin-
cipal for the last three years as
well as teacher of the senior
grades.
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Home from University this past.
week is Norman Ball from the
University of Toronto with Rev.
and Mrs, George Ball. Norman.
is enrolled in engineering science
there.
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Also home'this post week are
Lynn and Elliott Courtney from
University with Mr. and Mrs. •
Elmer Courtney.
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Through the rain squalls on
Tuesday. of last week, the mem-
bers of. the Ripley District High
School 4-H Forestry Club planted
3700 evergreen trees on the land
filled part of the Huron Township
dump on concession six west. On
the week end just prior to Tues-
day they
ues-daythey had planted 4200 trees.
at their Own farms. The trees
were evergreens - white, red and
Scotch pines, white cedar, and
white' spruce. The three boxes
of trees were transplanted to the
site by John' MacDonald using
the township truck. Reeve Russ
Stanley and councillor Bert El-
liott helped to plant during the
forenoon. The planting ended in
mid afternoon with everyone
sopping wet. Those planting
were Carman Courtney; Bob
Campbell, Wayne. Armstrong,
Roy Thornycroft, Joyce Elliott,
Kathy Farrell, Sally Elliott,
Wray Thompson, Andy Coulas,
Brian MacKay, Doug Peterbaugh,
Blain Carruthers, and Sandy Pol-
lock. Also the club leaders were
out.
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The choir of St. Andrew's
Jnited Church held a party for
Mrs. George Ball on Saturday
evening. The members met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Culbert, the second farm east of
Ripley and at the social time
they presented Mrs. Ball with a
gift. Rev.,and Mrs.. Balland
familynhave been in Ripley over.
ten years .and during that time
they have made many friends'who
are indeed sorry to see; them leave
our community..
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The monthly report of Ontario'
WEDNESDAY, MAY II;
R1I..LEY ABATTOIR
Custom Butchering Curing and Smoking
Cutting, and Wrapping Sausage ,Making — Fast Frewn,
HOGS AND CATTLE. ON MONDAYS
TTLE, ONLY ON FRIDAYS
Have cattle In on Thursday for Friday's kill
With Two Big Coolers, Wt Aru Able.'To Hang Your BeeF
,1 To 3 Weeks ; Whatever Your ReHguarements Ars
For Home Freezers We Sell Choice Home Killed B
eef per
and' Lamb In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing Prtce3 ,:
ALL. MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR Nit
PROTECTION
CHAS. HOOISMA, PROP.
ABATTOIR .395.2905 STORE 395.2%%'' 'y
Probiems. With A
Few At -Dump
Huron Township Council met
on May 7th with all members
present. Council decidedto keep
the Township dump open on Sat-
urday mornings as well as :Mon-
days and Fridays from 10 to 5.
The dump is still not being kept.
Dairy Princess Miss Sherry Pollock
of Ripley shows that in mid April
she visited with principal Mrs.
Audrey MacDonald, staffAnd
students of the Kinloss Central
Public School at Holyrood and
spoke to Grades, one:to five on
"Milk".
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On the job paintingthe. white
lines marking: out the parking
areas' along the main streets. in
Ripley.and also the. playground
equipment in Gore Park was
Burt.,n .McLeod last week: Jim
Bonnett left on Tuesday .of last
week for Barrie where hehas his
same job back as last summer.
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as neat as council would like,
dumping is taking place at th
gateway where several names
people were found in the g
at
These people were notified of
ihe offence and if second off
es occur, action will betake'
Council passed a resolution`
withdrawing theappeal to the
Ontario Municipal Board with
respect to the apportionment'
the .County rates as this appe
to be settled with the county,
Council voted to start the,
summer meetings at 9.30 a.
in hopes of getting them thou
in a respectable- time.
General accounts of $4,796,
road accounts of $5808,66 and
Municipal Drain accounts of
$3,856.52 were ordered paid,:_
3700 pine trees were plant
the used part' of the Township
dump by the Forestry Club of
Ripley High School supervised
Albert Wylds.
Glenn Farrelltreturned the 1
tax roll showing taxes uncolle
ed .of $18 245.84. • ,.
Council adjourned to meet
again on. May 21 and June'4th.
"EARL TOUT, CLERK;
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