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Work in g 'Drawin gs
Being Prepared
Ripley Huron District Recreation
Complex committee met on Feb-
ruary •5.
The card party was 'such a succ-
ess that Amber or is planned.
There are plans for a skateathon
in, March... get your sports-ors
lined up now so you are all
ready fcr the big day.
Letters, are being sent out to
former residents of the area and
the committee would appreciate
names and addresses of your
friends and relatives.
Working drawings are, dow being
prepared for the complex and it
is expected tenders will be called
in March.
ill Button of. Lucknow recently
erWent surgery at University
spiral, London.
ill Searle of Lucknow is home
m University Hospital;
ndon, where he was a patient
two weeks following surgery.
s. Robert Moffat entered the
tival of values contest at
ngham last week and won a
ffield Cutlery treasure chest.
e set consisted of a 10 piece
unless steel - 6 sheffield steak
yes, 3 piece sheffield carving
and treasure cheSt. The entiy
s made at one of the Wingham
ticipating stores.
s. Ray Taylor, Walkerton,
Mr. and Mrs; Derwyn Taylor
Lisa, Cargill were Sunday
sts with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
ston.,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mole. of
Lucknow have moved from the
Montgomery apartment to the
apartment in the Joynt Block ,
recently vacated by Mrs. Elmo
Pritchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keane, Arlene
and Brian of Cardiff, spent from
Friday to Sunday visiting their
parents, Mr. and yrs. James
Keane and Mr. and Mrs. W. G..
Hunter oftucknow
Les Ritchie, 'Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Ritchie, Eldon Ritchie and
Mrs. Nelson Raynard of Lucknow
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wall, Tees-
water , Mrs. Robert. Irvin, Dungan-
non, Mrs. Jean Papernick, Goder-
ich , Chester Twamley , Woodstock
and Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Ritchie of
Sarnia attended the funeral of
Chester Ritchie in. Detroit last
Tuesday.%
Les Ritchie of Lucknow spent last
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Ritchie of Sarnia.
LOCHALSH
Spring is in the air. Starlings,
CrOws , Robins all have been
seen in the area . Spring ploughing
is..being done. Eldon Bradley
Toughed ten acres on the Jim
Bradley farm'recently.
Mrs. Maxine Luthe was called
on the "Who am I" programme but
was unable to identify the person.
K. L, MacKenzie , among many
others from the Lucknow area , is
holidayiag in the South.
Mr. and Mrs,. Oliver McCharles
enjoyed a holiday in Montreal
recently.
Congratulations to Dort Ainslie
of Toronto in -his recent appoint-
ment to the position of Vice Presi-
dent Operations of the firm of
Long 'Manufacturing Division,
Borg-Warner Canada Ltd. The
firm manufactures automobile •
parts. Don's wife , Barbara Mac -
Lennan , 'was formerly of LochaLsh.
Many from the area attended the
dance in Ripley on Saturday even-
ing to the Nortn Durisrnoor
orchestra.
'RUBBER
STAMPS
FROM
iUCKNOW
SENTINEL
KINLOUGH
We extend sympathy to Reg
Powell in the passing of.hii moth-
er, following a lengthy illness. The
funeral was held on Wednesday
at Toronto. -
Mr. and Mrs. 'Clare Sparling and
Douglas of Walkerton and Allan
Sparling of Wingharn were dinner
guests with Mr, and Mrs. Art
Haldenby.
The Anglican Church Women
will meet at the home of Miss
Edna Boyle on Thursday afternoon,
February 14th with Mrs. George
Graham and Miss May Boyle con-
veners:
We extend sympathy to, Mrs.
Victor Gawley of Purple Grove in'
the passing of her brother the
late Delmar Smith. The Gawleys
flew to California on Tuesday to
attend the funeral.