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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-03-09, Page 2We like to know our customers -1 by name! Lucknow District Co -o PHONE '528:4624 SALE march Into CHAR- MAN'S WORK CLOTHING LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2526 JOYCE ADAMSON, PROP. $ OPEN 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. LINED WORK PANT Perma-Press Green REG. $16.95 NOW $14.50 REDUCED 20% HYDRO-PARKAS REVERSIBLE WINTER JACKETS DOESKIN FLANNEL SHIRTS FOR $6.35 2 PC. THERMAL UNDERWEAR COMBINATIONS REDUCED 20% SAVE ON SOCKS Fields "Polar Bear" Sock 30 Degrees Below Men's and Boys' Heavy Sock Harvey Woods "Sno Cruiser" 'Thermal Sock FLANNEL PLAID SHIRTS Reg. $8.95 NOW $6.95 BOYS' FLANNEL SHIRT 20% OFF REG. PRICE PLAID SHIRTS Polyester and Wool S- M - L $5.95 WINTER MITTS AND LINED GLOVES AT REDUCED PRICES WSaOnfRoKrizeSdHICRoTttSon Canadian Made 2 FOR $7.50 WORK PANTS Canadian Perma-Press Sub-Standards 66.15 BOYS' JEANS & JACKETS Tam-O-Shanter Pre-Washed 30% OFF Limited Quantity VINYL WINTER CAP $2.00 EACH TOQUES 20% OFF BOYS' WINTER MITTS AT SPECIAL PRICES TO CLEAR "TICKLER" WIDE LEG JEAN "TICKLER" CORDUROY JEAN "TICKLER" CORD JACKETS CORDUROY SHIRTS DENIM VESTS SCRUB-A-DUB JEANS DENIM SHIRTS - JAC .NYLON WINTER VEST BROKEN LINES - NOT ALL SIZES ALL SALES FINAL 1 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1977 This Week In Ripley for a vacation in New Orleans. You Are Invited To Attend RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL NIGHT CLASSES DISPLAYS - FASHION SHOW - REFRESHMENTS THURSDAY, MARCH 10 AT 8 P.M. BY AB WYLDS * * * * * * Mrs. Annie (Joe) Scott reports that the ladies of the Ripley Women's Institute met in the Ripley Huron Legion Hall last Thursday afternoon opening with lunch. Then vice president Mrs. Walter Lock took the chair for the program which started with a business session. The euchre evening was postponed for a time. The Institute members were asked to help select the new curtains for the Huron Township Hall. It was suggested 'that many of the meetings might be held in mem- ber's homes. Mrs. Barbara Gamble And Mrs. Marj MacDonald led a Senior Training course on quilting and brought a lovely quilt to display at . the meeting. Everyone admired the fine work on it. Since this was the Institutes St. Patrick's meeting, the singing of Irish songs was enjoyed. Lots of laughter was aroused by a contest by Mrs. Minnie Lock. Some of the members entertained with a dance. Mrs. Mary Pollock thanked all who had taken part to make the meeting successful. * * s * * * On Thursday evening, two different groups used the Ripley Huron Legion Hall at the same time, one group' making decora- tions for a coming event used the tables in the main hall, while the ladies of the Ripley Huron Legion Auxiliary used the club room for their regular monthly meeting._ President Mrs. Barbara Paquette of the fourth concession, Huron Township, was in charge. Mrs. Brown, a resident of Huron Villa, was welcomed, as a new member of the Auxiliary. Past president, 'Mrs. Nadine Danforth of Point Clark, reported that the Auxiliary's can- vass for the Canadian • March of Dimes was now completed. It was scheduled for earlier in the year but those blizzards in January and February made it impossible. The total collected by the Auxiliary, Mrs. Danforth reports to be one hundred and eighty seven dollars. Among those present at the meeting were Mrs. Barbara Paqu- ette, Mrs. Nadine Danforth, Mrs. Ray Collins, Mrs. Jean Wylds, Mrs. Marion Lackey, Mrs. Mildred Wylds, Mrs. Cathy Gallant, Mrs. Minnie Wyld, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Sally Pollock, Mrs. Audrey McLay and Mrs. Fran Wylds. * * * * * * Last weekend, leaving behind the winter in Huron Township, were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell of the fourth concession A centre of activity and interest during the past week was the big hole at Ripley's main intersection on the site of the new Royal Bank. The snow fence around it was put back in place, by Wayne McLean after Friday evening's big wind' storm took it partly onto the road. The Ripley Agricultural Society have their March meeting schedul- ed for next Monday .evening. The new president is Jack Farrell of the 12th concession, Huron Township with Morley Scott of the Purple Grove area now becoming past president. * * * * * * Last Saturday evening the 85th birthday of Mrs. Jennie McLean of Ripley was celebrated with a dinner in the auditorium of the Ripley Huron Community Centre Com- plex. It was attended by family members including nieces and nephews and some close neigh- bour friends totalling 47. The dinner was originally planned for January 29 but cancelled due to weather. The ladies of Knox Presbyterian Church in Ripley prepared' and served the dinner. Mrs. George McLean Sr., known as Grandma Jennie, the former Jean Hellyer, was born on the family farm near Lion's Head on February 3, 1892. The McLean family moved to Ripley in 1927. Area friends wish Mrs. McLean a happy birthday. Federation Conduct Township Survey On Thursday, February 24, the Ashfield Federation of Agriculture held an executive meeting. Plans were finalized for a township survey. Members of the Federation' will be visiting farm homes and asking a few questions concerning farming. These visits will be taking place during the month of March. The following people are heading the workers in the area: Ralph Foster, Harold Adams, Donald McKenzie, Derk Logtenberg, She- ila Gunby, J. C. Drennan, Steve Andrew, Douglas Cameron, Merle Gunby, Wayne Jerome, Grant Famish, Bill,Farrish, Jim MacKen- zie, Doug Martyn, Larry Pentland, Jim West, Nellie Pentland. At the meeting president Merle Gunby announced the upcoming visit of the executive of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture to this area and also that the Huron County Federation of Agriculture will be holding a free parliamentary procedures course in early April. WHITECHURCH Bob Ross of Conestoga College at Doon spent-his study week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gaunt of Centralia were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gaunt. Mr. and Mrs.Wilbert. Schwich- tenberg, Lori and Kerry of Port Elgin, were Sunday visitors with her father Albert Coultes and her sister Mrs. Alex Craig, Mr. Craig and family. Mrs. Brackler and Jessica of Kirkton were Monday visitors with her grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chapman. We are pleased to report that Tom Davidson, who had spent a few days in Wingham Hospital, was able to return home on Sunday. Miss Coates of Wingham spent the weekend with her friend, Miss Wendy Kay. Mrs. Ben McClenaghan accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClen- aghan as they went to London and Exeter and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Murray 'Granvelle on Thurs- day. Mrs. Sandy Fair visited her aunt in London from Wednesday to Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geiger of Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz of Goderich! visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin. Miss Jean Simpson of London visited a few days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw of Windsor spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott. Mr. and Mrs: Joe Ducharme of Goderich were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw. Congratulations to Robert Frank and Rhonda Gibson, who were married at Chalmer's Presbyterian Church on. Saturday, March 5 at 7 p.m. Officiating clergy were Rev. Glenn Noble of Lucknow and Mr. Bev Kay, student minister. Ripley was a busy place last weekend from Thursday afternoon through to Sunday evening with several activities taking place. On Thursday evening, two groups used the Legion Hall at the same time. Then on Friday afternoon the scene shifted 'to St. Andrew's United Church where the World Day of Prayer service was held. On Friday evening the weather, which was miserable during the day, became quite windy and took down part of the protective snow fence around the excavation for the bank. Now Saturday was a big day at the Ripley Huron Community Centre Complex with , the Skateathon starting at eight in the morning and continuing till midnight. As well on Saturday, the Ripley Juveniles went to Langton for a night game to start the playoff series. Score reported was 6 to 2 for Langton. Then on Sunday evening the return game was in Ripley. r ieetaP FORNEY WELDING CLINIC Tuesday, March 15th 1:00 o'clock Ashfield Township Shed ALL WELCOME L