The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-10-20, Page 24It's
FORGE OF. BRUSSEL
Josephine Wingham
LADIES'
Get in fashion for fall
Have Sheila
Gayle or Carol
cut you the latest look
THE WEDGE
How about a UNIPERM?
We also LITIVIINIZE hair
GENTLEMEN
Have your hair' cut and styled I
Gayle or. Sheila
Tuesday and Wednesday, 9' A.M. to 5 P.:
Appointment Not Always Needed
Wednesday' Evening By. Geo/
5 P.M. to 9' P.M. By Appointment
Call 357,1932
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TWENTY-FOUR. THE •LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW; ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21
is Week In 'Ripley
' BY, AB WyLps,
• • • . Visiting for, a few dayi this past"
. week with Mri. • Ellis Gossell in
Ripley were'. Mr. and Mrs. •Hugh
Grieve of Capreol. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. 'Alex Cotton of.
Toronto motored up to Ripley last
Thursday afternoon and returned
Friday after calling briefly on
several people.
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Achievement ' night for the 4-H
Agricultural Clubs is scheduled to
be held in the Huron Township hall
this Saturday evening, October 23,
There` are three clubs in this area,
namely Dairy Calf, Beef Calf, and
the Grain, Club. The Ripley District
High School Forestry Club, first
started back in 1951, did not
operate this year. After the awards
and trophies are presented, re-
freshments will be served. The
clubs are jointly sponsored by the
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and
Food and the Ripley Agricultural
Society and under the. direction of
Mr. Randy Willick of Walkerton.
The leaders of the Ripley clubs are
John C. MacDonald and Dennis
Bridge for the Grain Club;. Bob
Osborne, Dennis Bridge and Jim
Farrell for the airy Club, and Wes.
Smith, Cecil on and Rick Smith
for the Beef ub.
Thefirst meeting of the Ripley
Agricultural Society following the
Ripley Huron Fall Fair was held on
Tuesday evening of last week with
president Morley. Scott of Purple .
Grove in charge. Directors and
officials in charge, of the various
departments of the fair gave
reports and made suggestions. -
Present were Reg Moore, Dorothy
and Russ Brooks, Mrs. Marjorie
Thompson, Morley Scott, Mrs.
Gladys Arnold, Ray Fuller, Mr. and
Mrs. Alan McLean, Jack Farrell,
Bob Rutledge, Wes Smith, Dan A.
and Sheila MacDonald. It was
decided to hold the showing of the
coloured slides of this year's fair at
the next meeting, November 8th, in
order to select the ones .to send to
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TOronto.
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Last week, from Tuesday 'to
Thursday, Tena and Harold Wyld
of Weston were visiting relatives in
the Ripley area - Niels and Nora
Frederiksen on Malcolm Street,
Mrs. Minnie Wyld at Huron Villa
and the Allan Wyld farm on the
sixth concession were some of
these. Harold and Tena are just
back from a 3 week tour in Western
Europe.
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Mrs..(Rev.) J. R. MacDonald of
Detroit will be the special speaker
at the eleven o'clock morning,
service in Knox Presbyterian
Church in Ripley next Sunday,
October 24. This marks, the 25th
,anniversary of the evening group of
the W.M.S. at Ripley Knox
Church. A welcome is extended to
all,
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h.
The Ripley Huron Complex has
its new name sign reading "Ripley
Huron Community Centre". It is
the same red colour, as the doors of
the building and with gold• and
white shades. The sign was
donated by Huron Bruce Arts and
Crafts group. They held their craft
show in the centre for the first time
this summer on the Civic, holiday
Weekend and it was quite success-
ful.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anderson
of Waterford spent Thanksgiving
weekend with her mother, Mrs. W.
. J. Mackay at Huron Villa in Ripley
and with other relatives here.
Oliver and Marion McCharles of
the Lochalsh area and Lloyd and
Jean Wylds of Ripley spent
Thanksgiving weekend in. Montre-
al. Oliver and Marion were with
their son . Allan, wife and family in
Montreal. Allan had just recently
come home from • hospital while
Lloyd and Jean were with Hartley
and Marjorie McTavish at Pointe
Claire. With Marion, Marjorie and
Jean all sisters they visited back
and forth. Ripley friends extend
best wishes to Allan.
past weekend after a two week
holiday in Ripley with her parents,
Postmaster and Mrs. Donald K.
McLay. Mrs. Scott is the former
Susan McLay of Ripley. ' Her
parents drove Susan and Michael
to Toronto .and they flew from
Toronto Airport at' Mahon.
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The fourth concession of Huron
Township now has its second corn
drying plant in operation. Newly
installed this summer it is "The
Campbell Farins",, the former
Edgar Watson place, one block east•
of the fifteenth.
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Thanks to Mrs. Muriel Osborne,
the writer has this information on
the dairy cattle shown from this
area at the Teeswatei and Little
Royal' at Walkerton, fall fairs.
At Teeswater these ,members of
the Kincardine Ripley Dairy Club
had calves in the show ring.
Showing Holsteins were Janice and
Robbie Farrell, Larry Needham,
Carol MacKay, Joyce and Joan
Osborne; with Brown Swiss calves
were Mark, Shannon and Shawn
McConnell and Kenneth Shier and
with a Jersey, Nancy Ribbink.
At the Little Royal last week in
Walkerton, Joyce and Joan Os-
borne showed their 4-H calves.
Among the adult exhibitors both at
Teeswater and Walkerton were Jim
Needham and Bob Osborne'.
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Speaks On Visit
To Holy Land
The, October 'Meeting for the
Lucknow Women's Institute open-
ed with the Grace and a delicious
dessert ' lunch served by ' the
committee in charge, Mrs. Ray-
mond Leddy, Mrs. John Collinson
and Mrs. Spence Irwin.
Mts. Stewart MacGillivray took
the chair. Following, the Institute
Ode, the minutes of the last
meeting kwere read and adopted. •
Mrs. Albert Gammie read. the
correspondence. Lucknow W.I. is
invited to Whitechurch W.I. Octob-
er 18 at 8 p.m.
'Grey-Bruce convention will be
held in Chesleys United Church'
November. '15 and 16. Delegate's
are Mrs. Omar Brooks and Mrs.
Armstrong Wilson.
Institute Rally is in Un
October 21. Delegates a
Grace Gibson and Mr:
Collinson.
Cards of thanks were r(
Mrs. Beatrice Adams al
Alvin Robb. Roll.call was a
by 23 membeis and 1 vi
was "How old is your h(
who built it".
Cheerio report was
Susan McNaughton.
report was by Mrs, Alb
mie.
Mrs. Armstrong Wilson
on. the W.I. 'afternoon
plowing match. Mrs.
Miss Elizabeth Robins(
Alex McNay, Mrs. Betl
and Mrs. Wilson all he
were kept busy. Senior "Ii
catering to a dinner for t
Institute, October 16. ', P'
made for this.
It was moved and seco
the Institute would make
puddings again this yew
Mrs. RosS Sheills
address and presented
Mrs. Sam Gibson, who
Lucknow soon to make he
Goderich. '
Mrs. Ray , Leddy cony
program which 'opened
Canada , and two Thp
hymns, sung by' all press
Spence Irwin was at the
played a piano solo.
Motto was taken very
Mrs. Collinson on F
Churches in Lucknow.
very interesting.
Mrs. George Kennedy
speaker and 'spoke on th
ranean Cruise. „There
the , party' Mr. and Mrs
were with but about 6
. boat, made up of Sever
There is. something
minute of your time. N
Holy Land is a very
occasion. Jerusalem is -
country having many
Workers' are kept busy
old ruins and building a
Mr. and Mrs. Kenned
Great Theatre where Pai
to the Ephesians. Mrs
closed with the remark t
pleasure in a trip exist:
memories. Mrs. Led(
Mrs. Kennedy.
guesing the number of
jar was won' by Mrs,
Mrs. Leddy read a It
poem and the meeting
the Royal Anthem,
Joe O'Keefe' of ICintail was the winner of a new Jonsereds
Chain Saw in a free draw at the. International Plowing
Match. Joe,' left, is pictured being presented with the saw
by Bruce' Nunn of R.R. 2 Moorefield, sales manager for
the company.
Pictured, left to right, at the Jonsereds tent at the Inter-
national Plowing Match are 'Jean- Paul Pilon, chain saw
expert with the company; Barbara Taylor, Queen of the
Furrow who made the 'raw fora chain saw work by Joe
O'Keefe ' of Kintall and ,truce Nunn, sales manar 'or
Jonsereds. Thousands enter'::, the 'draw,
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Mrs. Paul Scott and son Michael
S Philadelphia returned home this