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Mrs. Clarence Bell of Lucknow
returned Tuesday of last week
from a holiday in St. Petersburg.
Florida and the surrounding area.
Mrs. Bell made the trip by air and
was away six weeks.
Mrs. Harvey Houston of Luck-
now was in Toronto at the first of
last week attending a Meeting of
the Officers Conference executive
of the Ontario Women's Institute
at 1200 Bay Street.
'Mrs. Verna Elphick of Lucknow
has returned home from K-W
Hospital, Kitchener, where she
was a patient for one week follow-
ing surgery.
Mrs. Ron Rothwell. of Norwood
visited last week end in Lucknow
and with her mother MrS. Ed
Thom, a patient at Wingham and.
District Hospital,
Ed Blackwell Of Lucknow is a
patient at UniVersity Hospital,
London.
Mrs. Tom Hackett of Lucknow
is a patient in Wingham and Dist-
rict Hospit.,31.
RIPLEY HOCKEY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
Mrs.. Leonard Irwin of Ripley.
The game marked the return
of Nels Hodgins as coach and
manager,of the Ripley team.. Nelr
son once played on Ripley's fam-
ous Junior hockey team back in
the 1930's. Crawford Douglas
handled the. Wingham players
which included Jim Swan and •,
many other men seen on channel
8. Our thanks for the facts for
this article goes to Jim Needham,
Bill McCreath and Fran
Wylds.
Playing for Ripley were John D.
MacKay , Hugh Mason, Doug Mac-
Donald;' Kenny MacDbriald,
Ronnie Irwin and son Terry, Allan
Irwin, Carrick Coiling, Brian
Pollock, Howard. Harrison , Keith
Denstedt, Bert Elliott, Jack Far-
rell, Ernie Coiling, Jim McCrae,
Steve Bell, Ken Farrell, Elmer
Smeltzer, Del Stanley, Scotty
Reiger , Harold' Keilan and Jim
Needham,
The referees were Johnny. Brent ,
of Wingham - former CKNX
sportscaster and no stranger to the
Ripley rink as he played here on
the Winghain Intermediates about
25 years ago, and John Loomis of
ListOwel - Ripley Royal Bank
Manager up until his transfer last
summer and former" player in, the
Kincardine Industrial League.
Some members of the Lucknow
Skating Club performed a few
numbers between periOds. Dem-
onstrating the badge work were
Lisa Gamble, Glenda Gamble,
John Van Kdbten, Debra Gamble,
Debbie Van Kooten, Judy Kane
and Debbie MacRae.
Julie Johnston and Tom Barger
and' Steve Hamilton and Joan
Hamilton did dance numbers and
Brenda Johnstone and Linda Camp-
bell solo numbers..
Outside.the weather was perfect
furnishing dry roads for car and
bus travel. After the game the
ladies served lunch ,in the Ripley
Curling Rink just to the north of
the Ripley Diamond Jubilee arena.
Won Bruce County
Scholarship Award
Susan Brook, daughter of Mrs.
Stewart Brook and the late Mr.
Brook of Ripley, 'is in her first
year of a two year course in.
General Business at Georgian Col-
lege , Owen Sound..
Susan won the 'Bruce County
Scholarship valued at $100,. It
was presented by Warden J.; P.
Johnstone. Tlie scholarship was
awarded to the girl attending
Georgian College, Owen Sound
with the highest secondary school
abarks.
The presentation was made at
an awards assembly at. the Georg-
ian College campus on March 5th,
AMBERLEY
The message on Sunday in Pine
River Church was "The ''Lourage
That Accepts the Cross". Bob
Courtney, Glen Boyd and Lynn
Lowry sang a lovely trio.. Next
'Sunday is, "Holy Communion".
Miss Marsha Humphrey, R.N:,
of°London spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Humphrey;
Miss Wendy Courtney of London
spent-the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Courtney and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Courtney
spent Sunday in Sarnia.
I I
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pace visited
with Mary Pace R.N.A. in Wing-
ham on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Courtney
are leaving for a trip to Florida
on Friday evening; also Mrs. Fred
Gottschalk and Laurie of Kincar-
dine are on the same tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Pace visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. John Blue in
Ripley and, also were supper guests
of Mr's. Flossie Geddes in Ripley
on Sunday.
The Orange Lodge •at Amberley
held a euchre Tuesday evening.
High prizes went to Mp. Jack
Camphell and Bill PaCe. Mrs.
Glen Campbell won the lucky
prize.,
Naughton of Luck-
: week with her
Susan Henning. in
ital, London.
;ery in Noyember
mst month, Susan
gery on both of her
Injuries
spital
ge 22, R. R. 2
tg a car on the
istowel, was in'
iother car on
eived conCussion.
Investigated.
age 9, Brussels,
fractured a bone
Wingham, fell on
Wingham and
ankle.
R. R. 7 Lucknow
a /wrist March 8
is tractor . He
hospital.
Dungannon,
e March 8 while
his farm.