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RIPLEY
ELEMENTARY NEWS
Everyone has returned to school
refreshed and eager to return to'the
hard work awaiting them.
On Friday, March 19 .we had a
French and • Drama Assembly.:
Mrs., Collins' was the• M.C. intro-
ducing the different groups.
Everyone joined in singing 0
Canada and Dominique. We
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watched a film and enjoyed the
presentations at the end. Mr."
Armstrong presented the awards
from the Ripley Science Fair.
Most , of R.D.S.'s students' are
now busily getting ready for the
Variety Concert on April 1 and 2. It
promises to be an 'extreme success.
Good luck 'is extended to all the
participants.. We would also like to
thank the R.D.S. staff for working
Grandmothers Are
Guests Of Honour
The March meeting of Kairshea
Women's Institute Was held on
Thursday afternoOn at the home of
'Mrs. • Lloyd MacDougall. The
preSiclent, Mrs. , .Roulston,
presided and the meeting opened
with the Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect. Mrs. Roulston welcomed
the grandmothers. and visitors.
The scripture, John 16, was read by
Mrs. Gordon Wall. The roll call
was "An Article found in grand-
mother's house". • . The "secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Mac-
Amiga, read the minutes and
correspondence. fi A Food Forum
will be held in Hepworth April 13.
A letter was read and a discussion
followed on the attempt being
made by many people in the
Grey-Bruce area to persuade the
Government of Ontario to bring.
Educational T.V. to our part of the
Province. This was felt to be a
worthwhile objective and a sheet
was passed around for signatures.
The repair of the W.I. hall was
discussed at some length..
There is to be a Stanley Party to
be held April 1 at the Kairshea
Hall. Standing committee conven-
ers are to meet at the home of Mrs.
Lloyd MacDougall, April 12,' to
make out reports for the annual
meeting. (evening).
Mrs. 'Roy Finlayson ,took the
p chair for the followings rogam -
An Irish Sing-A-Long; Readings,
"Grandma's Glasses" - Mrs.
Gordon Wall; "An Ode to the Back
House" - Mrs., Clarence Ritchie;
Current events,. Mrs. Ted, Collyer;
Piano instrumental, Mrs., 'Harvey
Houston.. Mrs. •Gershom Johnston
won the prize for, the Grandmother
with the Most grandchildren and
great grandchildren. Mrs. Wilfred
Farrish won'the prize for the oldest
grandmother. Mrs. Fred Gilchrist
won the prize' for. the oldest
grandmother •and Mrs. Clarence
Ritchie won the prize for being the
youngest grandmother. •
Courtesy .remarks were by Mrs.
Gordon Wall. The meeting ' was
closed • with the,. singing of 0.
Canada and Grace.
Mrs. Leonard Clarke 'will be
hostess for the annual meeting
April 22 at• 1.30"p.m:
Lunch was served by, the,,hosteSs
and , directors Mrs. Roy Finlayson
and Mrs. Gordon Wall.
CASH DOWN
Money doesn't mean anything
in this world, but everything in
this world seems to mean money.
so hard to make the v,ariety•concert
a success. •
The students of R.D.S. would
like to wish Miss Campbell, our ,
music teacher, a speedy recovery
from her illness.
20 YEARS AGO
MARCH 1956
Jack Bannister; 'a member of the
I.ucknow Branch of the Bank of
Montreal, was appointed manager
of the Zurich branch, •
• The Village Council' at their,
March meeting supported a motion
,to have' a by-law, prepared that
.would require the confining of dogs
within the municipality from May
to September, in the interest of
gardeners and horticulturists.
Wallace Black, a native .of
Ashfield and former resident of
Lucknow,' was fatally injured in a
highway accident near Stoney
Creek.' He was in.,his 59th .year.
There was • excitement aplenty
reported at the normally peaceful
hamlet of Kintail, When, as a result
of a blinding blizzard, a series of
highway motor mishaps occurred
involving a bus and four cars.
Fifteen of the travellers spent the
night at Kintail, waiting' for. the
.storm to abate;
'4.6 YEARS AGO
MARCH 1936
A new firm known as the
Mahood Stewart Lumber Ltd. had
recently been formed. The firm
SO TRUE
The only difference between a
dope peddler and a. Coiled rattle
snake is' that the dope peddler
tells his poison.
incorporated 'the lumber business
conducted by W. E. Mahood , of
Kincardine and A. P. Stewart,
owner• of the Stewart Planing' Mill
of Lucknow.
A bad storm hit this area and for
two days the C.N.R. train 'was
cancelled, roads blocked for motor
travel • and travel by horse and
sleigh diffidult and slow, ,Dr. R. J.
Bowen, local medical doctor report-
ecl to a more comfortable means of
travel and one just as speedy for
such trips .at least. He snowshoed
to See some of his patients and one
day struck out on abOut a
three-mile jaunt with 'a knapsack of
instruments ' replacing the tradi-
tional black: satchel:
Gordon Morrison, boundary
east, suffered painful injuries when
he was . kicked in the face by 'a
young colt.
450 YEARS AGO
MARCH 1916
Lticknow Village Council - turned
down two application % for a license
to operate a pool room. The
applications' had • come •from a •
restaurant and hotel owner. .
Holyrood Wonien'.s Institute
members sponSored an, oyster
supper followed by a local , pro-
gram. Admission adults 50c,
children' 25c. Proceeds were for
patriotic •purposes.
° The weekly, newspaper publish-
ers of, •Bruce, Huron and Perth
advanced the subscription price of
their papers from $1.00. to $1.50 per
year.
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