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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-11-06, Page 10;r. it THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LOCKNOW, ONTARIO his. Week'. In Ripley BY AB WYLDS Last Thursday evening • was. Hallowe'en -. the last night in October. The weathu r was mild and the. air was still. With the sky clear and the stars shining it was an almost perfect night for the groups of girls and boys 'in costume walking along the village sidewalks from house to house for treats. They were even taking short cuts alung the railway .tracks and across Gore Park. It was nice to have so many parents from the surrounding concessions bring "'their young chEdren, ail dressed in costume, into town. It was like a big holiday carnival with the younger people having funand the residents of Ripley 'enjoying having them in their homes. t i t t t t Mrs. Niels Frederiksen. who recently underwent eye surgery in North Branson Hospital. was able to return to her home in Ripley.. Last Wednesday her sister, Mrs. Harold Wyld drove her home from Weston. Accompanying them was their mother Mrs. Evelena Wyld. On Sunday, October 27 an 83rd birthday dinner attended by seven- teen, in honour of Mrs. Evelena Wyld, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wyld in Weston. t t tt t t The 'Schnurr firm of Hepworth has, their big .double, decker mobile home parked at the south end of the Huron Municipal building for 'the second time this year. Their big .blue trucks are busy .hauling gravel west from the Holyrood area through Ripley. t t t t t t Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Emmerton and children Brenda. Brian and Bruce of Deep River, Ontario recently spent several days visiting with his sister Doris and family - Mr. and Mrs. Oraen Rock, Robert, Richard and Ronald in Ripley. A family gatheringwas' held on Saturday evening at the home of Mt. and Mrs. Jim MacKenzie (Ruth Rock) on Highway 86; west of Lochalsh. t t t t t t Popular clerk at the Lawri James grocery store in Ripley Mrs. Dave Murray underwent surgery last Friday in St. Josep 's Hospital in London. Ripley area friends extend best wishes to Grace for a speedy recovery. t t t t. t..t During the past week we receiv- ed a note from Mrs. Emma Farrell of Huron Terrace Street in Kincard- ine asking that mention be made of the death of her sister Margaret. Mrs. Margaret Burden was born on October 6, 1885' on .,the sixth concession of Huron Township. Her parents were the late Mr. and SANTA'S TOY PREVIEW FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES Toyland Downstairs Is Now: Open • Come in and see what's new We have Brand Names such as TONKA RELIABLE FISHER PRICE i MATTEL Layaway Now and Avoid . Disappointment NO CHARGE FOR LAYAWAYS Only a few pieces of furniture left Making room for Christmas Fantastically LOW Prices. on Chesterfield Sets 11111111.1"..—ARUM:ardwape Staees CHARGEX Lucknow SHOP AT NOME HARDWARE WHERE .SHOPPING IS FUN RON MACHAN Horne Hardware Ltd. - 1 Phone 528-3008 Mrs. Thomas Wilson. In their family were 8 children and the sole surviving member is Emma - Mrs. James Farrell of Kincardine. Mts. Burden, who lived in Omaha, Nebraska, died on October 20. She is survived by two children, 7 grandchildren and' 5 great grand- children. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Farrell of Kincardine and family relatives. 't t t t t 1 - During During the past week several C.N.R. trains have passed through Ripley with stock carsin them. This would indicate the shipment of beef calves into.Bruce County from Western Canada. This happens every fall. -t t t, t.t t Ripley Fire Department was called to 'Mike Snobelen's elevators on the fourth concession west on Monday evening of last week. t t t 't t t On Thursday, Mrs. Violet (Roy) MacKenzie of Ripley left to visit her sister .and husband Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Scott of Huntington Woods, Detroit. t. t t t t t Ripley friends send best wishes. to George McLean of Ripley who has been in hospital undergoing tests for the past two weeks. tt.tttt Elwyn Pollock was taken . to Kincardine hospital following the suffering of a heart attack on Wednesday of last week. Institute Held , Variety Concert WHITECHURCH NEWS On Friday evening November 1st at 8.15 a Variety Concert was presented by Whitechurch Wom- en's institute in' the Community Hall. The singing of 0 Canada opened the concert. All the girls , of the village with Mrs. Garnet Farrier pianist sang A'/ Long Ro, id to Freedom and Lord of the Dance. Alan Kieffer gave violin numbers. The 5 Coultes sisters accompanied by pianist Mrs. George Johnston sang Grandfathers Clock, Sing and Top of the World. A colorful Hat Parade was put on by Mrs. George Fisher., Mrs. Nettie Ross. Mrs: Johnston Conn, .Mrs. Jas. Wilson, Mrs. John Currie. Mrs. Dan Tiffin and Miss Merle Wilson. Accordian selections were given by Joan Tiffin and banjo by Shirley Tiffin. Mrs. Radburn gave mouth organ numbers. 'accompan- ied by Mrs. Carrie Sewers. Mrs. Bill Gibson and Mrs. Wardrop sang Whispering Hope and Have You Been Lonely. accompanied by Mrs. Garnet Far- rier. Mrs. Ronald Forster gave a very humorous monologue. Rick Einwechter on the Recorder and Mrs. Fisher pianist gave Green Sleeves and Battle Hymn of the Republic. Garnet Farrier on the saxaphone and Mrs. Farrier pianist gave Manitoulin Island and l Just Keep Trusting My 'Lord. Douglas Inglis sang Our Country and a Patriotic number. The Quipp sisters de- lighted the audience with their step dancing. A skit "Wheres my Baby— 'was put on by Mrs, George Fisher. Mrs. Johnston Conn and Mrs. Nettie Ross. Gerd Leggatt sang two solos accompanied by Mrs. WEDNESDAY, NOVEm Whitechurch. WHITECHURCH The Y.P.S. held their 8 o'clock Sunday evening Sunday School room at Presbyterian Church. The meeting opened nith Song accompanied by Ceal with the guitar. Mr. studentpreacher, led in pra gave the topic Itevela', More hymns were en y trip to London Y.P.S. y, was discussed; The Kaon Rally retreat coming on 16 and 17 was discussed. made. John de Boer offering. and gave the prayer. There were around 20 in ance who 'sang Grace and the lunch. LUCKNOW UNITED CHU Rev.- Doug K Nobler NOVEMBER 11Hi 10 a.m. Sonde 11:10 a.m. Morning 11 Remembrance Day' Lucknow Presbyterian Rev. Glenn Noble, Mister Phone 5182? NOVEMBER 1111 10:00 a.m. Sunday Remembrance Day The service will be at the Presbyterian that the congregahm attend the special service United (fib ,LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN . REFORMED CHURCH J. 'W , Van Stearl Padr services 10:00 a.m. Smite 2:30 p.m. Dutch, first Sunda of DUNGANN° CHRISTIAN' FELLOWSHIh (MENtionTE) Orrie Gingrich, P SERVICES 10:00 a.m. So* 11:00 a.m. Mores W EVERYONE Garnet Farrier. Mn' I on the autoharp act. Mrs. Garnet Farmer numbers. triisZ�n, W Mss Merle ent. thanked all for taking part and hop ed enjoyed the concert. was then sung and lute the players.