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This Week In Ripley
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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BY AB WYLDS
The Ripley Boy Scouts, with
leader .13011 Fludder, had a week
end campout in the Millarton area
of Kincardine Township from last
Friday evening through to Sunday
morning. They used Lloyd Wylds°
7 truck for transportation of tents
and other necessary material. On
the outing were Greg Rouse, Brad-
ley Devitt, Billy Cameron, Sandy
And Jamie Liddle, Wayne McLean,
Bradley and Larry Nixon, Doug
Peterbaugh and lan MacKay.
Home to Ripley,for the week `
end from the Kingsville area in
Southern Ontario was Ross Willetts
Ross, who went back on Sunday
afternoon, is working not far from
the famous Jack Miner Wild Goose,
Sanctuary at Kingsville.
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On Friday, June 7, Mrs. ?am
Cornelius of Sarnia , the former
Pam Farrell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Farrell of Reid's
Corners, graduated with honours
from the University of Western
Ontario in London with a Bachelor
of Science degree in Nursing. •
•Pam took her R.N. at Victoria
• Hospital. She was one of four
girls from Ripley in a class of 143
there.. She was a member of the
class of 31 students in Grade 13 in
1968-69 at the Ripley District High
School. Along with her from here
at Vic were Carolyn MacLeod,
Brenda Humphrey and Sandra Mac -
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The leading student in .that
1968-69 Grade 13 class at the Rip-
ley District High School was Ron-
nie J. Ferguson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Ferguson of Amber -
ley. Ron, •who has his B.A. in
Mathematics from the University
of Waterloo, arrived in Ottawa
June 2nd from the British Isles and
then made a hurried trip home:to
visit with• his parents and family. •
at Amberley and also to visit in
Lucknow with his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. John Mc Murchy.
On, Monday of this week Ron start-
ed in his new position in the Sate-
llite Control Division of Telesrat
Canada in Ottawa. This will in-
volve attending conventions where
papers are presented on this out-
standing Canadian, project. •
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• On Monday, June 3, the bees
in the upper part of the brick
home of Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Cook in Ripley produced a swarm.
This was the first one of the sea -
sop reported. Once the home.of
the late S. T. Jackson, early.
Ripley banker, it ha- g had -bees in
the upper wall for many years and
when they fly high as in this case
they do not bother people below
their line of flight.
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• Mrs. Kathleen Muharphiud, the
former .Kathleen Howard, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Howard who lived in Ripley in
1963-64, has graduated from
Ottawa University as adoctor of
medicine, CUM laude. Dr. Kath-
leen Muhammucl will serve a one
year term as an intern doctOr in
the Ottawa General Hospital.
Her sister, Rhoda How.ard,
who is 'also a graduate of McGill,,
is now serving in Ghana, Africa
and recently she met Dan Rose
of Lochalsh who is also working in
Ghana and they discussed niutual
acquaintances in this area. Rhoda
was always a leading student.
Here she averaged 95 percent
over all in her Grade Eleven. The
next year this writer understands
that she averaged about 92 per-
cent in Grade 12 at Niagara Falis
Collegiate. While in Ripley, her
fattier was the teacher of French
in the Ripley District High School.
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Mrs. William Arnold was the
only representative of the Ripley
Agricultural Society at the annual
Spring District meeting held this
year in Durham._
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• Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wardell,
Helen', Chris, Florence and Henry
visited with their daughter NIL
and Mrs, Michael Ashton and
family at Bright and also with
their oldest daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Howie and Faith in Kitch-
ener. Then Miss Lois Wardell of.
Bright spent a recent week end
at the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Wardell on con-
cession 4 in Huron Township.
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John Gamble sends along a re
port that the Nouse League for
young girl's softball, similar to
:he first successful one operated
last summer, will be organized
at a meeting after school on Thurs-
day afternoon on June 20. There
are 44 girls between the ages of
10 and 13 years who will be play-
ing each Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon during the summer. The
four teams will be the Red, Blue,
Yellow, and Green Shirts. A
number of themothers have al-
ready volunteered their services.
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ELECT
JOHN LONEY
Progressive Conservative
• in Bruce
The meeting of Group One of
St. Andrews U.C. W. was held on
Tuesday evening of last week at
the home of Mrs. Bert Irwin in
Ripley. Convener Mrs. Margaret
Gemmell had the meeting open
with the singing of a hymn. The
Lord's prayer was repeated follow-
ing ,the Bible Study by Mrs. Lot
Culbert. A report on Stewardship
was then given and Mrs. Eileen
Bruce Federal P.C,
Carter presented a reiading,
Mrs. Donald Blue was the
er of the discussion periodar
panel members were Ivlis:J
Needham, Mrs. Morley Sco
Mrs: Wally Pollock and Its.
Francis Boyle.
Mrs. Wanda Gawley clos
first section of the meeting
prayer.
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